sabrina said low homeownership is great news. explain. >> it is good news if we are talking about the national correction. we find that they are more financially responsible. i am concerned about healthcare and retirement process, but i am concerned thalt federal policy under clinton and bush to push people to buy homes with government-backed risky loans led to the economic down turn and we can't ignore that. >> rick, is it better to be frugal. >> that is the issue and we are a few years away. it is natural investors are the first this and those of us who get involved in the residential real estate see a bright future in the rent market. it will take a couple of years to see how it normalizes. >> morgan has been delving in this. what do you think morgan. >> homeownership and economic growth are tied to a relatively new concept. >> there is it a relationship between the two. there is no correlation. we have a thriving economy and great relationship . it is low and that is project would. and that does reflect on how the economy is

sabrina said stores should be able to advertise any price they want. explain your flip side. >> this is absurd. we know that marking is about perception and if kohl's wants to be a low cost alternative, the reality is this is about are we going to limit how many e-mails i'm allowed to receive? what if i acted on all of them? my bank account would be empty. i have to remember that there is a layer of responsibility in all of this. >> the kohl's disputes the allegations, rejecting false advertising. doesn't it always come down to buyer beware? you have to beware if you are shopping. >> that's exactly the point. that is what you wanted to come down to. sabrina, would you expect the e-mails you got would be fraudulent lies if you are going to send out an e-mail saying we have things on sale. shouldn't it be on sale? what happened at california was the people. the initiative. the people passed the law that required that there be truth in that advertising. how can you criticize? >> before sabrina answers that, there is always an exaggeration in these sales,

sabrina said stores should be able to advertise and price they want. explain the flip side. >> this is absurd. we know that marketing is about perception and kohls wants to be perceived as a low cost. it is about personal responsibility. the e-mail was filled with memorial day sales. what if i actually acted on them? my bank account would be empty. we have to remember there is a important layer of personal responsibility. >> we should mepgz kohls dispute the allegation and rejects claims of false advertising. it comes down to buyer be aware. >> that's the point. that's what you want it to come down to. buyer beware. sabrina, would you expect that those e-mails with sales would be lies? if you are going to send out an e-mail saying we have things on sale shouldn't it be on sale? in california, the people passed a law that required that there be truth in that kind of advertising. >> hold on. before sabrina answers, i have to say, mike, that there is always an exageeration in the sales, is this not >> the ninth circuit court is most liberal in the country

chris is tweeting at chris underscore moody and sabrina is at sabrina siddiqui.ed out your name there. >> no need to spell that out for people. it is too complicated. >> peter: find us. it is easy. so we found out yesterday that john mccain, senator from arizona, former presidential candidate, took a trip to syria. he crossed the syrian border and he met with rebel forces yesterday. my first question when i heard that was did the white house know about it? and should the white house know about a trip like that? >> well, i haven't heard any official word from them as to whether or not they heard at the same time there wouldn't have been much communication with jay carney since he left because of the policy day. -- because of the holiday. they could give a heads up to the white house. the president himself has not gone to syria or made a trip during this period. one could say the white house could be given a heads up. they've been working well with senator mccain on a lot of issues lately. it is better relations despite the benghazi stuff. i don't know. there's pos

sabrina. she'll graduate from high school tomorrow. >> of course you will. the call out of all of those doodles, yours is the one that was chosen. >> it was very shocking. i didn't think i would make it to the top 250. now i'm the winner. >> it's a little surreal. >> it's very personal. obviously. this was ten years ago, your dad was in the military and you were just, you were how old were you --? >> i was ten. >> eight years ago. so it really obviously meant so much to you when he was sent off. >> where was he serving at the time, sweetie? >> iraq. he was gone in a psychology kind of sense in my critical point when every little girl has their daddy moment i kind of lost him in the middle of mine. so it was definitely i missed him, yeah. >> daniel how was it selecting? was this an easy one for you to pick? >> i think the judges would agree it's a tough competition to judge at any point. you have 130,000 entries from across the country. >> they must be brilliant. >> i look at creativity, artistry and how well it ties into the theme and the theme was the best

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neil: sabrina, where do you see this going? >> a lot of times, these regulations have fuel efficiency standards and people were praising the epa for this. car companies responded by making lighter weight cards. those regulations are having impacts on the economy. >> sometimes it's more regulations or better regulations. neil: what they did for fuel-efficient cars, have a great night. lou: good evening thank you for joining us sam lowry rothmans so another record-breaking day on wall street fuelled by the unemployment rate dropping to the lowest point* in over two years. the jobless rate dropping at 7.5% the labor department reports when hundred 65,000 jobs added to the u.s. payroll last month beating expectations. the employment increase of professional and business services in the manufacturing sector holding payroll steady despite reactivity slowing. this is all they needed as the perfect excuse to run dow jones industrial average

ramsey doing a veggie mcdonald's salad -- >> by the way, sabrina and e e. mac have something ideas. >>> benghazi hearings turn emotional as they discuss consequences of not beefing up security overseas. is it time to stop sending money to countries that hate us. >>> first, a judge knocking down the national labor board's new rule requiring employers hang posters in the workplace telling workers how to unionize. if this is a loss for unions, is it a win for jobs? we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ over any other carrier? many choose us because we have the largest 4glte network. others, because of our reputation for reliability. or maybe it's because we've rece

neil: sabrina, where do you see this going?times, these regulations have fuel efficiency standards and people were praising the epa for this. car companies responded by making lighter weight cards. those regulations are having impacts on the economy. >> sometimes it's more regulations or better regulations. neil: what they did for fuel-efficient cars, for me. thank you very much. melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances. here is to make money today. investors who are in on the rally and records were shattered today. what do you think? my love it. a strong april jobs report left to the all-time high and the dow crossed for the first time in history that is it? the s&p 500 biggest gain from the of bull market since it began its shares are up 1900%

neil: sabrina, where do you see this going?these regulations have fuel efficiency standards and people were praising the epa for this. car companies responded by making lighter weight cards. those regulations are having impacts on the economy. >> sometimes it's more regulations or better regulations. neil: what they did for fuel-efficient cars, they talk about the miles that they cover. be careful what you wish for >> hello everybody by m jerry lewis. the housing market is roaring back what a great wato end the trading week. also the new tax are the buyers getting the shaft? what is going on with celebrities? thumbing their nose at the law? >> our top story tonht

neil: sabrina, where do you see this going?s have fuel efficiency standards and people were praising the epa for this. car companies responded by making lighter weight cards. those regulations are having impacts on the economy. >> sometimes it's more regulations or better regulations. neil: what they did for fuel-efficient cars, >>. >> 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 controllers seems to have backfired on him. will he continue this charade and why the president is calling for pain on all of us, right here and right now. >> tom: and thanks for joining us. here at the top of the stack. according to the president we are going to experience pain due to the sequester cuts, 2% cuts. not really cuts, but reductions in the

neil: sabrina, where do you see this going?ese regulations have fuel efficiency standards and people were praising the epa for this. car companies responded by making lighter weight cards. those regulations are having impacts on the economy. >> sometimes it's more regulations or better regulations. neil: what they did for fuel-efficient cars, >> ladies and gentlemen, "imus in the morning". don: i was looking -- is that the new one or the old one? what put the new one back up? you can't -- oh god, what the hell we are talking about here. what are you doing? why is that there? answer me. why is that there? why is it

we'll go with steve, and rick and rich and john and sabrina and mike. mike, is this a good law?avid, i am not familiar with the precise details of the law. one thi

uma: sabrina, congratulations to you. 10 years old. that was the best day ever, so you decided to doodle that as part of the contest winner. >> yes, most definitely. i knew right away what i wanted to do, so -- uma: why was that so important to you? >> um, well, i lost my dad during a critical point in my life, i guess you could say. every little girl has their daddy period, and he left in the middle of mine. so i definitely missed him. uma: dad, what was it like to know that this particular doodle captured so many people's hearts? i mean, it was a national contest, thousands of people entered this contest, and your daughter's drawing was selected. it must be very emotional for you too. >> it was. when they announced that she was the wisconsin state winner and google came to our little hometown, when i saw the doodle blown up in a big 8x4 foot billboard, yeah, that was a flashback to the memories and emotions. uma: because you were there for 18 months, and it was back in 2004, 2005, did i understand it? >> yes, ma'am. uma

my name is sabrina, as a member of the future generation of leaders of our community, i am here to speak on behalf of our support for the 706 mission street mexican museum project. >> are you speaking in support of the project or in opposition to the project? >> support. >> okay. we are hearing from the members of the public that are opposing us granting the environmental impact report. there will be a time for supporters of the project to speak later on. let me ask if there are members of the public that wish to speak on behalf of the appellants, who do not want us to finalize the final environmental impact report today. if we could hear from the next speaker. >> president chiu, i'm sorry. >> okay. again, if there are members of the public who wish to speak on behalf of the appellants. >> yes, my name is diane and i am a senior citizen. >> if you could please bring the mic a little closer to you. >> i live in the yerba buena area. the public safety is my concern. they have a lot of cars turning, even though the signs are posted, no signing on red, they are still turning on red. three ti

sabrina in south carolina. >> caller: hi stephanie.concerns about their children dating older people, but some people could use this law as prejudices. i have seen this used when i was in high school african american boys would date caucasian white girls in school, and their parents would go straight to the police, and they would be in jail -- >> stephanie: yeah sabrina somebody called last week where there was this case in georgia -- and sure enough it was a black guy and a white girl. >> caller: yeah i know some people use it as a weapon for racism racism. >> stephanie: yeah, and we may not know what is in their hearts. whether this is homophobia or not. >> caller: that's true. you don't. but some i do know. just personal opinion i guess. >> stephanie: got ya. let's go to frank in phoenix. welcome. hello, frank? jim in huntington beach. hi, jim. >> caller: yo, what is up stephanie and the mooks. >> stephanie: hello. >> caller: stephanie, randy, and rachel are my three warriors -- >> stephanie: three way. all right. >> caller: i'm sor

sabrina has lost a tremendous amount of weight. i would submit to you that she's undergoing more emotional loss than george zimmerman is. >> that, i'm certain is true. that's an irrefutable fact and will of course be at the center of this trial. let me ask you the question i asked mark o'mara which is about the jury selection process. it seems to me this is going to be pretty crucial to how this trial plays out. what is your view of how this process should play out? >> well, i don't think attorney o'mara and the defense team helped the matter by releasing all those photographs and these text messages that they knew were going to be inadmissible. i think it was a strategy to pollute and persuade this jury pool and that's not right. i think that we need this trial to be very transparent, to be very fair so everybody can accept the verdict when it's returned. trayvon's parents have asked from the very beginning that all they wanted to do was make the killer of their unarmed son come to court and face the evidence against him so they c

applause]d >> my name is sabrina waller, and i deployed under nato orders to cozumel in 1999. i am also the mother of a -- two kosovo inh -- to 1999. i want to make sure that my son and his generation never have to fight another war. >> i served in the u.s. army in 2004, air rack. -- iraq. of the the humanity iraqi people and lost mine. we are on the right side of history. in the united states marine corps from 2001 to 2006, and in iraq twice. i am turning in my campaign medal and service and expeditionary medals. for all my brothers and sisters with brain injuries, noah terry said -- military sexual trauma. am from kentucky, a former sergeant of the u.s. army, former sergeant of the u.s. army. route member of iraq veterans against the war. i am taking these things off, all of them, and i encourage you to refuse to. >> i am mark. i have never been too convinced of anything the past seven years except i have been hurting. i have three daughters, and i am convinced looking out across this crowd of people, that my daughters will have peace. [cheers] >> my name is zach, and i am a

house judiciary committee investigating whether the attorney general lead under oath about this mess, sabrinathe white house wants to win, holder has to go? >> it is time, this is note the time time we've seen him in middle of i scandal, since 2009, insulling ameriian people, and sued state of arizona "fast and furious" this is one more thing in a litany of bad instances. i am afraid this is an attorney general who thinks that constitution and bill of rights adopted in 1879 are still under considering. >> all right there is an notion that innocent until proven guilty. you say, what? >> well, i think one thing that is tells how serious this is for eric holder could goodlatte. congressman from virginia sent this very strongly worded litter saying -- letter saying your comments contradiction wa what we now know to be the truth, can you clarify them? this is serious, i think we're seeing, the house of cards falling down. i'm phy fascinated how the white house continues to defend him, defending holder's contradictory comments, saying he didn't mean he had never pursued a journalist. he said quote

and sabrina fulton and tracy martin and trayvon's whole family asked continuously that the process bey want is a fair process and the verdict be based on the evidence. in conclusion i would only say that today was very important because the trial is on track to come forth on june 10th. >> we have been listening to the attorney that represents the parents of trayvon martin talking about what happened today in the pretrial hearing for the case against george zimmerman. the state of florida against george zimmerman and the murder charge he is facing going forward. basically, benjamin crump talking about the fact that the defense attorneys were trying to defame the character of trayvon martin but reminding everybody it's not trayvon martin on trial for this. the biggest thing was the fact that the judge denied the defenses request to delay the start of the trial. that trial will begin coming up on june 10th. so i want to say thank you to my guests for standing by as we rolled with the punches there. i did give you fair warning. judd i'm sorry because you're away from me and i couldn't giv

however, travon martin's mother sabrina fulton was on hand as debra nelson went through 120 motions in two hours most benefiting the state. she denied the defense request to take the jury out to the crime scene during the trial. but did rule jurors' names will not be made public. also, shelly zimmerman can be compelled to testify. martin attorney called today a victory for travon. >> they were timid to try this case about marijuana, guns, and fighting. none of which had anything to do with the seven minute period that night on february 26th when travon martin was killed. >> however the toxicology results from the travon martin autopsy will likely be seen by the jury and those results did show traces of marijuana in travon martin's system the night he died. jon? hason: the court still to we solve analysis of 911 call. >> very controversial. if allowed during the trial it could be very damaging to the self-defense claim. the state's new audio analysis on the screams heard in the background of the 911 call conclude most are not from a bloody george zimmerman but from 17-year-old travon ma

host: we got the point, sabrina. thank you so much. gautham nagesh?ink it is fair to say there are strong objections from people who see it as a tax increase. those include the heritage foundation, americans for tax reform. heritage foundation in particular argues that this is an overreach of states rights because this is forcing starts to enforce other state laws on their own citizens. they have scored this as a key vote and are holding their conservative members accountable essentially for this, as if this is a tax increase. this is definitely something that has sparked concern on both sides of the aisle. and there is a concern in the house that it will be perceived as raising taxes on internet goods. host: here is a chart from "the washington post." u.s. census. five percent of all u.s. purchases in 2012, according to the u.s. census. mark from ohio on the republican line. please, go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i sell things online. i have been unemployed for about a year and i am surviving selling things i bought and owned. i don'

host: we got the point, sabrina. thank you so much. gautham nagesh? think it is fair to say there are strong objections from people who see it as a tax increase. those include the heritage foundation, americans for tax reform. heritage foundation in particular argues that this is an overreach of states rights because this is forcing starts to enforce other state laws on their own citizens. they have scored this as a key vote and are holding their conservative members accountable essentially for this, as if this is a tax increase. this is definitely something that has sparked concern on both sides of the aisle. and there is a concern in the house that it will be perceived as raising taxes on internet goods. host: here is a chart from "the washington post." u.s. census. five percent of all u.s. purchases in 2012, according to the u.s. census. mark from ohio on the republican line. please, go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i sell things online. i have been unemployed for about a year and i am surviving selling things i bought and owned. i d

and sabrina is a contributing editor at rolling stone.a magazine in february. a tough piece to read. and also with me is democratic congresswoman jackie spear of california's 14th district. nice to have you, congresswoman. >> great to be with you, melissa. this report drew a sharp rebuke from president obama. i want to listen to it for a home and then have you respond. >> i expect consequences. so i don't be want more speeches or awareness programs or training but ultimately folks look the other way. if we find out somebody is engaging in this stuff, they got to be held accountable. prosecutors tripped of their positions. court-martial fired, dishonorably discharged, period. it's not acceptable. >> congressman s this the turning point? >> i sure hope so, melissa. but we've had plenty of turning points before and nothing seems to change. the military will do a lot of training and prevention, but we're really not going to change anything. and unless we take the cases out of the chain of command, we're not going to see much in terms of the c

sabrina estrena amor. es un jovenzuelo de 20 y tantos aÑos.ien esto, es una maestrÍa en chicanos studies, estudios chicanos en california. quÉ, que, quÉ? asÍ comlo oyen, acudieron sus hermanas, sus padres, y eva colocÓ fotos en twitter, y dijo sentirse, como el mismo harry potter. >>> anda, pues. >>> le faltÓ la varita mÁgica. >>> quÉ padre, felicidades para eva. >>> y prometimos que tenÍamos mÁs de la conferencia de prensa de lupillo rivera acerca del homenaje que le harÁ finalmente a jenni rivera, dijo que es el Último no mÁs, es verdad o mentira, veamos la rueda de prensa. >>> pues yo la verdad no, personalmente no he tenido el valor de preguntarles. yo no puedo llegar con mi sobrina y decirles cÓmo estÁs, o sea no, no me nace hacer eso. eh... por texto si lo he hecho es mÁs facil, pero no, no, no, yo no te puedo decir, ahora sÍ que es bien difÍcil contestar esa pregunta, porque no sÉ. como te digo no tengo el valor de preguntarles como estÁn, les mandÉ un saludito. les dice uno cualquier tontera nomÁs para escucharlos reÍrse un ratillo y o