this is emily schafer, a senior in wilmington delaware. yesterday this is what she wore, take another look, this is what she wore and she is wearing a light jacket and heavy material green shirt and leggings and boots. the school asked her to go home and change clothes because she violated the dress code. the school says that schafer's top was not long enough. >> they are allowed with an appropriate length top, that is four inches from the top of your knee. >> during the time "action news" was at the school, cameras observed a number of students that may have been in violation of the code. parents said the code is not fairly assessed. >> i see kids walking out of school and their belly buttons are showing, why did this girl get picked out. >> some parents also say that the code is stricter on female students than the male students. but the school says the code never mentioned gender specifically, they are trying to teach the young ladies and men how to dress appropriately. >>> another new mural was unveiled in the city of philadelphia toda

scott schafer leads our discussion. >> proposition 47 is the latest proposal to reform criminal justicen california. it's supported by liberals like the san francisco d.a. but also by conservatives including newt gingrich. some law enforcement groups are saying it would give a free ride to criminals by shifting away from incarceration toward community based treatment and prevention measures. joining me for a closer look, criminology at berkeley law school and the write for san francisco chronicle. welcome to both of you. why do proponents of prop 47 say we need it? why is it necessary? >> i would say the proponents have been observing for the last 20 years in california that the public is overwhelmingly supportive of fewer nonviolent offenders in prison and if it was spending too much on prisons and they liked to see a very different approach to drugs. >> and this sentence is really aimed at drug offenses primarily? >> that's the biggest category. the delima sooechb though the public is overwhelmingly supporting these policies, these policies get nowhere in the legislature. that's eithe

senior emily schafer was sent home for wearing the tight fitting pants which allows legings and yogait is covered. they are trying to create an environment where boys aren't distracted by what girls are wearing. her mother says boys need to be responsible for their own actions. >> they said our bodies are a secret and should be kept a secret. >> school officials saying they can't comment on specific student matters but they say the issue has been addressed. >> it is time to brew on this, who needs it for working in the office? >> most of my best friends are women. i have had a group i have always been closer to women. >> i would say i probably get along better with the guys. more fun. you can joke around a little bit. >> a study said both men and women are happier when they don't have to work with each other. the women interviewed in the study said that sometimes they felt bullied combie mby the men. while men felt like they had to walk on eggshells around women. >> would you want to work in a single sex office? send your comments over to us at facebook or twitter foxfriendsfirst@fox

retired lieutenant colonel tony schafer says all this is a bit backward to him. to put it mildly. >> to put it mildly. neil, this is completely beyond insane. when we have essentially a catch and release program for criminals. it's one thing to say you're going to catch someone and deport them and then okay, you didn't do a crime, let's put you at the back of the line and deport the criminals, but what we've seen here now are violent criminals time and time again provided essentially support to continue their criminal activities. and the other thing is, obviously, speaking of mexico not holding people, this individual should have been held in some form. i'm sure he was no model citizen when he went to mexico. >> well, we had a sheriff from mayor koe maricopa county, arizona who said he was in his area not once but twice. they dropped it twice. >> this is not acceptable. and at the same time you have the marine corps sergeant who is now being held indefinitely for essentially what amounts to taking a wrong turn, admitting he made the wrong turn, and at this point

charlie gasparino, jack howe, dan schafer. >> i was just trying to imitate carl icahn before. charlie, i'm so rich. melissa: loses money, i don't care. >> apple's a bigger buyback. melissa: what's off of the top there? eight minutes after the ipox it's been downhill. >> listen, i could be completely wrong, so i don't tell people what to do, i will just say i'm skeptical about alibaba and not knowing exactly how they make money and having the chinese government involved in this thing. if you look at the buying on the ipo ddy, you know, all my friends on wall street -- i'm noo going tooname names -- they flipped the stock. they're traders at big firms, they flipped it at 100, okay? and that's when the retail started getting into thi thing at around 100. melissa: okay. what do yyu guys think? tom? >> in fact, if you rolled the tape, i think that i said that was going o be a sign of the top in the market. >> i'm not convinced. melissa: okay. you said before you think there's a fund liquidating, a lot of folks online are chiming in and asking if you have a name. >> i don't have a n

. >> attorney judith schafer of the constitutional accountability center which supports same-sex marriage said the supreme court move does not resolve the issue for the nation. >> there are still 20 states in this country where marriage equality is still denied to gay men and lesbians and people in those states must be wondering today how long are we going to have to wait for our rights to be recognized. >> the national organization of marriage said it was surprised by the supreme court. they pledged to keep fighting and pushing for a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriages. >> a federal judge declined to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt, saying he still needs to turn over documents tied to the fast and furious program. the house oversight committee said holder has refused the d.o.j. to turn over the documents by november 3. the justice democratic is taking aim at the world's biggest banks. "the new york times" saying investigators are looking into u.s. and foreign banks. the allegation is that they colluded to alter the price of foreign currencies, prosecutors ar

oscar schafer said it's because there is no alternative. i've heard that. nervous, they say there's nowhere else go to. that's almost become a mantra now. i wonder if we need to have our faith shaken. >> i think that the market's by f -- bifurcated. the industrials turned out to be putting up the best numbers. group that was most loved, kind of pharmaceutical and household products, not bad numbers. if you look at hershey today, that turned out to be a dangerous stock. social media obviously all over the map. u.s. steel, there's a company i thought was going to have a shortfall because of china's dumping. no? it turns out u.s. steel is doing great. industrials doing great, don't seem expensive to me at all. the expensive part of the market has been percolating, like the salesforce.coms. >> are you going to talk about qe? are you just going to talk about stocks on "squawk on the street"? >> sorry? >> you hear me? you going to talk about the end of qe, or are you going to -- >> oh, we have to. look, i think that between 2:00 and 3:00, someone in the futures i

norbert schafer from norwalk. linda anthony, from wilberham, mass, 100 years old today, too.ty, north carolina, 101 years old today. beautiful lady. her favorite dessert -- mine, too -- is ice cream. this is edwin jakusz from lacrosse, wisconsin. 100 years old today. his favorite motto in life is always have something to look forward to. >> let's go over to tamron with our favorite pull-up guy. >> he broke the record monday. we introduced you to ironman. he is back with guinness world record official alex anger. suspense no more. >> i got 4,210 in 12 hours. >> so you broke the record? >> the 12 hour and 24-hour record. >> you were in the zone. there was a moment i got a little worried. were you worried at any point? >> i was worried. my biceps, kind of got the john cena biceps. >> show your hands to the audience. blisters. don't get too close. he has blisters all over. you kept going through the pain. >> yeah. my hands weren't too bad. gave me a little scare but i got through it. >> you did. alex, it's official, right? >> it is. not just one, but two guinness world record tit