and now, when we, the advocates come here, you look at the nay sayers. that's like the profits when the people heard the profits, they call them nay sayers. they even died. but you have to speak the truth. and i know you commissioners. when you all come up for this or whatever, they call [inaudible]. and i'm there which i used to do, i go and testify in your favor. because i want you all to represent, not the devil. not the people that rubber stamp, not the people who have no values, no ethics, no morals, no standards. i say that. maybe for the last 35 years you've seen me. do the right thing. look at our children, look into their eyes, and see if you have the morals to do the right thing for our children. not for these devils who come here just because they get some money. what is money? what is money? >> thank you, francisco. again, on item 12, we authorize general manager. we gave authority related to agreement. item 13 is the education grant, k-5 outdoor education grant. it has been moved and it has been seconded. it there any further public comment

"action news" was there for graduation for sayer high school, instead of pomp and circumstance theses walked to the beat of gospel. sayer specializes in health and science studies so these graduates will soon take their place saving and improving lives. >>> bleachers at bensalem high school were filled with proud family members and friend tonight as that school held it 90th annual commencement. bensalem's teens are calls the the owls and tonight it was time for these owls to head off for a new chapter in their life. >>> jimmy kimmel live coming up at 11:35 tonight, here's jim which a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, jim. hello philadelphia. here's a sampling of the monday sense we have in store tonight, mike tyson makes aim. >> can you help me. >> yes what do you want me to do. >> nothing. >> okay. >>> dance their way through auditionness south philadelphia, for sixers dream team, whoever lands the job will be a main part of the sixers fame night entertainment this year, they will perform on the court during home games, and be off the court, ambassadors force sixers giving back

trees, sunglasses and lays and kids throwing lots of beach balls, including eight year-old jillian sayerho is fighting a brain tumor, a medicine dual blast toma. >> it has been a complete roller coaster. >> reporter: i learned with jillian when her friend maddie found me on the boardwalk in ocean city. we were raising money for alex's lemonade stand. >> what is she fighting,. >> cancer. >> jillian have been diagnosed a year ago. her friend stuck by her side ever since. there are some things she just cannot do. >> she's still under going treatment, the beach isn't always a option, so we decided to have a beach party here. >> reporter: the whole community was invited to the beach dance party, family and friend known as team jillian, sold raffle tickets for dozens of prizes and they collect donations for sayer family medical cost but best of all, jillian got to be a regular kid with her friend. >> tonight we're trying to have fun and just trying to enjoy and let jillian be the kid she wants to be. >> reporter: beach dance party, raised more than $2,000 for jillian and her family and they ra

american sanctions that would be a record settlement one the french president has already called on sayer and disproportionate are just bit all over reports. french banking giant. and the u.s. regulators seem to be closing in on a deal which could see france's largest bank having to pay up to nine billion dollars in fines for directly violating u.s. sanctions now this relates back to around thirty billion dollars worth of trades that were done with countries such as iran cuba most of all sit down that all appear on the sanctions list it's being discussed at the highest levels french president francois hollande is warned of the potential fallout for the french and even the wider european economy if this company faces such a stiff fine barack obama has said well he isn't going to poke his nose into an ongoing investigation by the attorney general so he's not provided going to try and interfere in this case but with the french economy still very wobbly at best the pessimists are suggesting that this type of fine meted out on to france's biggest bank could be potentially catastrophic so we're

better standards for our air, our water and our children's health, the warnings of the cynics and nay sayersen wrong. >> it's a claim that the president says is all smoke and no fire. >> all right, everybody, this is great. thank you. >> reporter: new carbon standards announced by the head of the epa have sparked push back from the coal industry. the new rules that would slash carbon pollution by 30% by 2030 say it will be burdens on families. >> is this true? >> there's not evidence of economic catastrophe from these types of programs. >> reporter: for a guideline, dr. mark thurber points to target pricing systems already in place like the northeast greenhouse gas initiative, called reggie for short. did carbon pricing lead to job loss? the numbers don't seem to bear it out. a report commission found the first three years led to 16,000 new jobs. and as for our european counterparts who have been operating a carbon pricing system for more than a decade, a world bank study said it could not substantiate job loss. it is claimed that $15 billion a year will be chopped out of the gdp from the le

. >> i like horse racing despite the nay sayers. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of the "the five." >> all sides weigh in on a prisoner swap story that does not appear to be going away. this is "special report." >> good evening, i'm bret bear. it's better harder and harder with anyone to have anything on either side of the aisle to have anything nice to say about the entire deal. the fact is compounded by media reports of just how lavishly those taliban figures are living right now. chief white house correspondent reports it's making life tough on an em battled restless president. president obama slipped out of the white house unannounced to grab a cup of tea at a starbucks. republicans and some democrats are not backing off from questions about the release of bowe bergdahl. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers questioning whether the president abused his executive power and paid too high a price giving up five taliban commanders in the prisoner swap. >> we have made a se

some theorists sayer either amissty cyst of an activist and yet you said a very powerful and important and you said risky thing about abortion and women's right to reproductive ohio, you have been a leader and activist for a long time that people respect and you're also recognizing an experience that some people will call mystic. of are those opposites or connect ordinary feed each other? what's the consequence of zeal seeing them as disconnected, especially for women -- >> that's -- i know very deeply religious people with whom i fully agree on most social and political issues. we just don't agree about their god. i had dinner with one of them last night here in chicago. and that's fine. i also -- i don't see a connection. i am aware of a kind of a -- what's it called -- speier to all progressivism or progressive -- what is it -- i'm thinking about -- no. i don't feel too comfortable with that. >> neither do i so thank you. >> oh. but one thing that's been really fun since this book came out, is hearing from people i've known for a long time, and yet in a completely secular sort of po

. >> i like horse racing despite the nay sayers. don't >> it is tuesday june 10th.icans died on her watch as secretary of state. >> whdid you miss the stop this from happening. >> who hillary clinton is blaming for dropping the ball in bengha benghazi. >> how little sleep the trucker got before slamming into tracy morgan's limo bus. >> remember to pour yourself a glass of red wine for dinner tonight. why it could make you smarter. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> kelly over there dancing in the corner. if you could only see. it's dark out there. good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first". >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. while you were sleeping a rare late night huddle on the hill about the va scandal. bombshell documents revealing 100,000 veterans face long wait times to see doctors. >> steve sent any is live in washington where there are now calls for a criminal investigation. good morning, steve. >> good morning. house veterans affairs committee working almost until midnight trying

and why does washington nay sayers turn so >>> did president buobama durin his first term ever seriously disappoint you in any way? >> we had disagreements. president obama has called the irs scandal a phony scandal. is it a phony scandal? >> i think anytime the irs is involved for many people it's a real scandal. >> what was the journalistic strategy as hillary clinton came here to fox news? i sat down here with the host of on the record and the anchor of "special report" whose new book is a special heart, a journey of faith, courage and love. we're going to device the time perfectly evenly, just as you did. >> we've learned that. >> so bret, let's start with the christ simple. some folks case you were too easy on hillary clinton and others saying you spent too much time on benghazi. >> the criticism is going to come no matter what on either side. i think we struck the right down and the right balance on getting answers. and we went over a lot of material. and the reason i focused on benghazi for those questions, one, we had the breaking news, so i started with katallah being captured.

these are things i do perhaps differently from other sayers, so i get asked to do these things very oftens there anyone you wanted to work with that it did not happen? >> i would have to think hard, but there are people i would like to have the opportunity to have worked more with, a conductor with whom i had the great privilege of working when i first started singing. that was rudolf kempe. i learned so much from that man in such a short time, and i was sorry we did not work more. i did the molar songs with him. i did the mahler songs with him and i learned so much about singing and portraying deep thought within a song, and allowing the audience to feel that and not get caught up in the emotion. that was something important to learn very early. >> what was that film based on you in paris? >> it was called "diva," starring wilhelmina hernandez. >> did they consult with you about that film? >> they did talk to me to be accurate about the young man portrayed there, who really did exist. and he really did work for the post office, delivering telegrams. remember telegrams? [laughter] >> one

. >>> bring on belgium, define the ney sayers and haters.oup of death and onto the world cup version of the sweet 16 despite a 1-0 loss yesterday to germany. rarely has a loss made so many fans so happy. espn scored the third highest world cup ratings ever. the president watched the game an air force once and u.s. coach tweeted a note for fans to get out of work to watch the game. all of this patriotism is making some people strangely uncomfortable. >> i'm suspect because here's the thing, why at a time when there's so many national issues and international issues of such prominence, i'm a little suspicious of yet another bread and circus routine. let's roll out the marijuana and pull back the laws and get people more crazy about yet another entertainment event. >> speaking of getting even more crazy and he is a trained psychologist, he should know, ann coulter thinks that growing interest in soccer is quote a sign of nation's moral decay force fed by the same people demanding that we love hbo girls and light rail and beyonce and hillary cli

. >> reporter: police officer john sayer in tern did some dumpster diving himself to find the monday up's owner. >> it was in between the the magazines and newspapers that had this person's name on it. >> reporter: the officer track the cash to the 91 year-old woman in belmont, that is a good 40 miles from where the money turned up here, brought there accidentally by a friend of the woman who lives there. >> she did not even know it was gone. it just happened to be tossed out with the recycling, they were cleaning out items and it got mixed up in the box. >> i think it really means a lot to her to know this was an elderly woman because she has a real heart for older people. >> reporter: after meeting the girls parents it is clear her compassion has been spawned by their hugh in milt, demonstrated in their desire to conceal their identities. >> our faith teaches us that you do come in contact with things and you do things, right thing, to get recognition but because it is right thing to do. >> reporter: it is a they have been diligent to pass on to their kids and at this bin yesterday

it is sayer that we.eezy conditions today is the big story and we start with live doppler 7 hd tracking a small craft advisory from san francisco bay through 8:00 this evening with winds at 15- to 25-knots and the winds threw san pablo and cartinez strait are coming from the southwest and blowing out at 15- to 25-knots and small craft advisory until 11:00 and we have a small craft advisory until 5:00 on saturday morning for northwest winds along our coast and into the ocean water and 15 to 39 so faster there. it is the breeze that is bringing the cooler temperatures and the clouds. you can see them develop along the coast and pushing across the bay and into the east bay but they are having a hard time making the trip cross the water. the breeze will be the big story more than the clouds because it will knock our temperatures down closer to where they should be for this time of the year and coastal drizzle is possible and clouds are more wide help spread. it is thicker along the coast through the morning a

set clear rules and better standard for air, water and health, the warns of the cynics and the name sayers is wrong. they warn doing some about the pollution in the cities and other areas would cost jobs. it didn't. our airways clean are. >> it was's that the reg u laces could cost 800 thous -- regulations could cost 800,000 jobs. >> in it subseeds, we'll pay for more electricity. the administration slow walks approval of domestic oil and gas. death by delay for the key stop xl -- keystone xl pipeline. we want clean air and waurkts bout not costly regulations that make though difference. >>> i spoke with michael gerard about the participation cost to the president's plan. >> it may mean that some people will have jobs in wind and solar and natural gas and other industries more than in coal. the costs of this plan are immensely lower than the costs if we don't deal with climate change. the costs will be catastrophic. i asked about the global impact about the president's plan, he says the rest of the world is waiting for the u.s. to act. and a move could cause a ripple effect. the head of th

. >> i like horse racing despite the nay sayers.t to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of the "the five." >> all sides weigh in on a prisoner swap story that does not appear to be going away. this is "special report." >> good evening, i'm bret bear. it's better harder and harder with anyone to have anything on either side of the aisle to have anything nice to say about the entire deal. the fact is compounded by media reports of just how lavishly those taliban figures are living right now. chief white house correspondent

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kpix 5's mark sayer reports that police are still looking for another suspect. >>reporter: dr. herman baldion is being held in the santa clara county jail on $1 million bail. gilroy police say he placed a call to 911 in the afternoon of april 1st, saying his wife was in medical distress. but when paramedics arrived, they quickly called police after noticing some injuries. >> so i don't know. i'm shocked. >>reporter: neighbor rose mary elder says the couple never caused any problems. >>reporter: nice couple? >> yes. they were very kind and she was very kind to my grandchildren, always let them play, you know, when they were playing. >>reporter: police say it took them all this time to put this case together and thursday morning police served a search and arrest warrant at baldion's home. he was taken into custody without incident, but a second suspect in the case, 59-year- old david galvez was no where to be seen when police went to his home in tracy. police say galvez is a native of ecuador which is also dr. balancedion's home country and where he went to medical school. police

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. >> number one is blackberry -- sayer -- shares are surging after they reported a narrower loss thants estimated. $.11 --y reported blackberry reported $.11 per share loss better than the average 25% loss predicted by analysts. in the portfolio and he has a bullish call on the s&p 500 which he says will rise 10% this year and the 10 year treasury yield will be over three percent in the next 12 months. what do you see? >> icy robust economic growth going forward. lousy butwhich was three percent handle on gdp over the next three quarters is not out of the question. you could have a modest amount of earnings growth between six and seven percent over the next 12 months and you will get a multiple expansion. i know that margins are at an all-time high on the s&p 500. perhaps you get a modest three and just lower but we think valuations can go a little higher and you can get probably a 2000 s&p number by year end which is pretty good. we believe the long end of the yield curve will start to go higher as you see better-than-expected economic numbers on the employment front as well as perha

defying the nay sayers, jason, to some extent. put insurance companies in the same group as financials here when you talk about places to look right now for investment opportunity. >> i think what people like about insurance companies and why the cash flow is where they model out. metlife is a place we've been investing. aig is a company that comparing it to the former is impossible. this would be a $1,200 stock if we were talking about the former company. they have rewritten their business and given a clean slate i think at the expense of the american people but the insurance companies overall are, the premium that people have to pay in here, but the ability of people to see the balance sheets of these companies is very important and, therefore, they are making allocations there. >> all right. thanks, everybody. stick around to catch tim seymour coming up on a very special "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. as you can probably tell from what you've already seen. they will be live from singularity university's exponential finance conferenc

night and day compared to where we were back then and where we are now, or like some of the dooms sayersting ourselves up for a bigger fall in the future? >> the quick answer to that the difference between now and 2007 lower interest rates are not creating right now crazy speculation. it was then. >> so the stock market -- >> it's pocket -- the stock market corrected a certain sector that has significant speculation. earlier this year, it did not impact overall market. >> which sector? >> momentum stocks, as they called them in the media. >> right. gary, we want to thank you for coming in. m&a, you think this is the year? >> cramer hit it on the head, absolutely. the difference is if you announce a deal stock goes up, you can talk about interest rates, talk about economy, talk about politics, at the end of the day ceos are like us, if they do a deal and the stock goes up, they like the deal, more deals are coming. we're going to have a very busy m&a. >> good to see you. come back soon. that does it for us today. join us tomorrow, right now it's time for "squawk on the street." >>> the bo

>> he said, i couldn't sayer less. i'm accepting. >> dianne feinstein in march accused the cia spying on congressional staffers and some believe she is too close to the intelligence committee. schweitzer goes a step further saying, quote, i'm scared to read this! >> we can't say this. don't say this. >> put that down! what did she say? >> i'm sorry. he didn't say that, did he? >> yes. apparently, he did. >> we can't say that. >> how do you think he will say in the south carolina primary? >> forget about the south carolina primary! this guy thinks he will be the progressive alternative to hillary clinton. how is that going to work out for him? >> i don't think at this moment that brian schweitzer is going to be the next president. but to actually maybe make, like, a deeper point about him. this is a guy sitting in a room with a reporter, right? this isn't something where. >> on the record. >> like something got leaked or his phone got eavesdropped and he is sitting wrge a reporter. not even a montana reporter. somebody

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>> or -- >> reporter: or the, don't are a nay-sayer. >> that's awesome. >> what's the total?ntroduce somebody to you. we're going to talk about, obviously, california chrome and the odds of california chrome winning the triple crown, but i want to bring in christina, the editor of "thor breoughbred new dot com. people are excited. we want a triple crown. there are amazing horses in this race. >> you know, all the years i've been doing this, you just -- you learn to -- i love the sport and first and foremost before being a horse racing professional, i love this game, and just to have this kind of opportunity for california chrome, you don't want to take anything away from him, however, a couple of horses including wicked strong, and wicked strong, he's named after, named in honor of the boston marathon bombing. and so it was a tremendous -- the owner centennial farm, the president of that organization, he's from boston. so it was very -- it's a big, you know, a huge thing for them and they also donate a portion of the horse's earnings to a fund to honor those victims. so it's