shapiro, what's the importance of getting these companies displayed for policymakers? >> guest: well, there's 535 members of congress, and they effect the future of innovation. we can't get them all to las vegas for the international ces. we'd love to. this is about one-one thousandth the size of the ces, so the important message we're trying to get out is there's great things happening. we're not asking for anything, we just want to let us innovate, let us do our thing. those areas of technology where entrepreneurs are allow today go forward are ones which would work great in countries around the world. that's all the opportunity you want. let innovation flourish. and to policymakers or lawmakers come down to this? do they enjoy seeing this? >> guest: they're very busy, and they do like coming down. it's tough getting them to las vegas. we think it's very important that policymakers see what the real world is like so they can make informed decisions when they're actually making votes and doing other things that are affecting, basically, how you can build products, wha

diane delfino, and marylyn l eylaw. >> my name is chad shapiro. i had the opportunity this year to teach one of the wonderful independent study classes. i agree with the statement earlier that we have the greatest jobs in the world, of course. unfortunately, my job was probably taken by a non credentialed teacher, so it is hard for me to look at that, as far as i put in my time, i put in my work, i received all the credentials i needed, and my job is pretty much being taken by somebody who does not even have a pe credential. it is hard for me to accept that, i think. i know you guys will not be giving me a mathematics teaching job this year, so it is hard for me to look at that. one other thing is now that i am looking for more work, one thing i consistently here is how we need to align our curriculum to the standards. after teaching an independent study p e class, that will never happen. these kids will never reach the standards we are looking for. that is just the social aspect of the physical education class. it will never be reached in indepen

shapiro: the purpose of the smurrf is to treat dry weather runoff, which is coming from storm drains. dry-weather runoff occurs when people waste water through washing their cars in the street, hosing down sidewalks and parking lots, their irrigation systems overspray. narrator: in a city of 12 million people, those seemingly small bits of wasted water accumulate to enormous amounts. shapiro: so all that ends up in our streets, ends up in catch basins, storm drains, into our storm drain system, and for some of the city, parts of the city, it ends up here at smurrf. 350,000 gallons come here on a daily basis, producing recycled water, and that can be reused for landscape irrigation and indoor toilet flushing. the pumps can only handle so much water, which is generally when it's not rain, the dry-weather runoff, so if you get a storm of a decent size, the pumps will shut down automatically and the water will just continue to flow out into the ocean and it carries a lot of bacteria and people can get sick when they're swimming in the water near a flowing storm drain. everyone knows you d

adam shapiro, thank you. >>> the c.e.o. of a major british bank stepped down amid market manipulation scandal. barclays bank illegal fixed interest rates it charged other banks to borrow money. british authorities may pursue criminal charges. financial watchdogs in london and d.c. are investigating whether other big banks rigged interest rates for their own benefit. the c.e.o., one of three top barclay executives to resign in the past couple of days. >>> the united states flexing military muscle in the persian gulf amid claims iran test fired several medium-range ballistic missiles. the state tv was told the test was in a response to israel and united states and their refusal to rule out military strikes. this comes days after the european union launched a ban on iranian oil imparts. iranian lawmakers are pushing a bill to keep oil tankers from passing through the strait of hormuz en route to nation that support the embargo. experts say closing the strait of hormuz would effect delivery of 1/5 of the world's oil. the u.s. i

adam shapiro is live in our new york studio. we're getting other economic reports today. help us break it down. >> it's all about jobs, trace. and although the economy continues to grow an anemic growth there are indications the job market is turning around. adp put out their numbers today and we saw a larger number of jobs than thought. for instance, medium-sized businesses, anywhere from 50 to 499 people added 72,000 jobs. small businesses, such a driver of this economy, they added 94,000 jobs. it was a gain of 176,000 jobs overall. the economists expected 105,000. at least the private sector payroll number is indicating something good. >> as you say it's all about jobs. what do we expect from tomorrow's jobs report. >> here's the not so silver lining. the adp report rarely correlates with the labor number we'll get tomorrow. unemployment is expected to hold at 8.2% and we'll see if the creation of jobs, everything from private sector as well as government, roughly 90,000. that's a bad number. but some people say the adp number of 72,000 being higher than thought actual

adam shapiro talks about his new book. will there be a "magic mike 2"? this is a special report refused to be covered. >>> is giving the bird like speaking a word? so last year a man was arrested forgiving the middle finger to a group of new york cops. robert bell seen here in an artist rendering -- and we can't get the picture. he flipped off three officers with their backs to them outside a bar, but a fourth officer saw the gesture -- actually there was no picture because there was nobody taking the picture. he was charged with disorderly conduct and later the case was dismissed. they charged with police with violating the constitution. says attorney robert quacken bush, my favorite quacken bush -- actually i know a lot of quacken bush. he said he thought his speech was protected. in other hand gesture news, scientists built a robot that plays rock, paper, scissors. >> the robot is undefeated, but what does it know about love? well, it has a super hot girlfriend. never mind. robot has everything i will never have. gavin, cops risk their lives every day

adam shapiro is with us here on set from the fox business network.oes that mean that these weekly reports are wrong. >> not that they're wrong. they will be revised. next week we will see this number revised. the fact that they are not counting the fact that we have the auto workers usually taking time off this year is skewing the numbers in a way that people really don't understand just yet. >> shepard: either way the unemployment rate remains above 8% and many americans still hurting financially. things aren't getting cheaper at the grocery store either. rough out there. >> look, the drought is going to raise food prices 4% to 5%. >> shepard: that's next year, right. >> that's next year. already seeing food prices go up 3%. things you love to eat. pasta is up 8 cents where t was last year. ice cream is suspect 4 cents over where it was last year. this is per pound by the way. steak, look as what is happening with beef. beef suspect roughly 93% per pound over where it was last year. and these prices are just going to go even higher as we go forward.

speaking to a group of military reporters, andrew shapiro said -- according to shapiro, u.s. arms sales have already topped $50 billion in fiscal 2012, putting u.s. on pace to increase its total for the year by 70%. at least seven people have been killed in the u.s. drone strike in the pakistani area of north waziristan. as in previous strikes, pakistani officials say the victims were militants, but the obama administration's policy is to deem all adult male drone targets as militants unless exculpatory evidence is found after their deaths. the strike comes just as the head of pakistan's intelligence service is preparing to visit washington for talks later this week. relief officials meanwhile are warning that some 240,000 children of pakistan are now i risk after local taliban warlords banned polio vaccination in both north and south missouri stan. the taliban called the move a response to the ongoing drone attacks and the potential for espionage and to the cover of immunization, citing the c.i.a.- backed fake vaccination program that helped locate osama bin laden. pakistan

after the advent, alice wrestle shapiro left a voicemail on my phone network saying we have all these years nome, look at and honored the work she has done for the grove but when she was scheduled to be with us for just an hour and after three hours she was still there with the volunteers. the growth delivers something very special to nancy as well. she has left her impact on that space, on this community, and she has fought tirelessly for those that did not have a voice and needed a voice. i cannot think of a better person and more fitting location then to name middle drive nancy pelosi drive. it buffet's the national aids memorial grove and the city and county should be so honored that she stood up, wrote the legislation in this city has one of 43-memorials. i strongly support this. >> thank you. >> [reading names] >> good afternoon, commissioners. i speak on behalf of the san francisco interface council and myself in support of the resolution before you. that resolution details the achievements of san francisco by nancy pelosi in her 25 years in the house of representatives. in add

when you get there, go to whatever you want. >> beautiful. >> in court and under oath detective shapiroo insist he had read the suspect his miranda rights. >> i read it from a card in my wallet, he testified. his attorney had the tape that showed otherwise. >> i reviewed the footage. it showed he was not read his miranda rights. the prosecutor agreed with me and dismissed the case. >> reporter: the show trapped to catch a thief trapped a detective instead. the judge agreed this time the cameras right add wrong. critics worry mixing entertainment with real crime is fraught with problems. >> if a police officer is essentially being paid to be a reality star, then he or she could be incentivized to make great television. that's not what you want your police officers to be doing. you want them to focus on being good police officers, good detectives. >> reporter: while the producers of "bait car" pay for law enforcement's overtime hours, the sheriff's department disagree. >> once they film it, it expands the fact this scenario does, indeed, exist. and then hopefully if people think it does,

we have the leo shapiro -- ilya shapiro and mark blaze -- glaze. to both of you, gentlemen, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> good morning. host: i wanted to start off by reading a statement that was in the "washington post" yesterday. i wanted to get your perspective and take. he wrote this. given the existence of mental illness and criminal gangs, what is the rational design for our gun laws? how do we preserve the right of self-defense and respect the rights of sportsmen's while complicating the plans of the violent? how would you respond to that? guest: that is the way he frames it and many conservative authors have framed it more or less exactly the same way since the shooting in aurora. we have several mayors against guns. you can do much more to keep guns out of the wrong hands while strongly supporting the second amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners. what we focus on our common sense solutions that are overwhelmingly supported. everybody ought to get a background check and be able to pass on when they want to get a

. >> gary shapiro, the president and ceo of the consumer electronics association. >> we are talking with joe kennedy, who is ceo of pandora. for people who do not know, what is pandora? >> it is a personalized internet radio. it enables you to create your own radio station based on your own artists or songs or john lorez. -- or genres. >> what is the business model? >> it has been in business for over 12 years. we actually launched it 6.5 years ago. there has been a tremendous amount of development and intellectual property. we finally put federal together into pandora personalize radio 6.5 years ago. it is primarily had supported, -- ad supported, free to the consumer. we do have a subscription option. it is available over the internet. you have that choice. you can enjoy it for free or pay for advertising -- you'll enjoy it for free and have advertising, or pay $36 a year and have no advertising. our revenues have been growing significantly. but we do face significant royalty costs, which is one of the main issues that we have been given with. >> what have you been telling members of c

peter shapiro explained it this way.usly state and local government agencies lost money because of the manipulations of libor. the number is likely to be very, very big. in fact, nassau county in long island, they alone think they lost $13 million. this is one municipality in the toronto. he went on to say about 75% of major cities have contracts linked to this libor: baltimore's city solicitor said this. the injure we suffered during the time we suffered it hurt more because we were challenged budgets tearily every dollar we lost due to illegal conduct was a dollar we couldn't pay to keep open recreation centers or to pay police officers. this effected at least 75% of us, at least through the city governments, etc. because they took money basically out of our pocket. now i'm going to bring in an expert here on this. it happens to be our very own eliot spitzer. governor spitzer great to have you here. >> it is always here to chat with you. >> cenk: all right, let me start by saying this. they've got a multi national bank

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shapiro?, if one state, or if the federal government, if a high profile politician started talking about disarming people or putting in much harsher laws, you know, we've had massacres of various kinds and those don't seem to shift it. i really don't know. if we had complete prosperity and everything was going great in the country in terms of economy and health care and all these other issues, then kind of, you know, you'd start guns and social issues and things like that would take more prominence. host: mr. glaze? guest: yeah, i think that's right. the applicable's attention -- the public's steangs different issue, waxes and wanes depending upon who is on the buttoner but 34 people are murdered each and every day m this country. can you stop all of them with laws? no, you can't. but if you did the simple things like make sure they got a background check, if they're seriously mentally ill, make sure that's known to the federal government, you could actually stop a lot of them an some of that

shapiro in the face, and then tackles him like he is a pit bull. >> torres says the tape shows bartel was the aggressor, bartel has been in a coma since he was hit. >> ama: we learned the bicyclist who was hit was a psychology professor at the hebrew university of jerusalem and a guest lecturers a uc berk limp sky 7hd was over the scene. police say the driver, unknowingly hit bentin yesterday afternoon and returned to the scene after being alerted by a passing motorist. >> the chp is investigating the death of a motorist as a crime. it happened in santa rosa. a black acura may been chasing a motorcyclist just before 5:00 tonight. a witness says both vehicles were racing on the two-lane road and hit a third car. that car then flipped over and gap to burn with the victim underneath, a chp spokesman says drugs and alcohol are likely involved. >> alan: in fremont a three-year-old girl survived a two story fall. she ways standing on a bed and leaned then oven. the screen popped out and the girl fell through the window, land only the concrete below. tonight she is being held for observation

shapiro in the face, and then tackles him like he is a pit bull. >> torres says the tape shows bartel was the aggressor, bartel has been in a coma since he was hit. >> ama: we learned the bicyclist who was hit was a psychology professor at the hebrew university of jerusalem and a guest lecturers a uc berk limp sky 7hd was over the scene. police say the driver, unknowingly hit bentin yesterday afternoon and returned to the scene after being alerted by a passing motorist. >> the chp is investigating the death of a motorist as a crime. it happened in santa rosa. a black acura may been chasing a motorcyclist just before 5:00 tonight. a witness says both vehicles were racing on the two-lane road and hit a third car. that car then flipped over and gap to burn with the victim underneath, a chp spokesman says drugs and alcohol are likely involved. >> alan: in fremont a three-year-old girl survived a two story fall. she ways standing on a bed and leaned then oven. the screen popped out and the girl fell through the window, land only the concrete below. tonight she is being held for observation

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jon: adam shapiro, thank you.a: now this fox news alert breaking news on the colorado massacre. we have a fox news.com exclusive report, you can read the entire thing on our website. this report suggests that the movie massacre suspect, james holmes sent a chilling notebook to a university of colorado psychiatrist well before the attack. apparently inside this notebook had details and sketches of the crime. rick folbaum is working on the details. we have more breaking news after this quick commercial break. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. can help make you a better investor. our e-trade 360 investing dashboard shows you where your money is, live. e-trade pro is so usable you'll actually use it. and our apps are the ultimate in mobile investing. become a better investor at e-trade. an

adam shapiro from the fox business network.are some of the big increases we're looking at, adam? >> reporter: just about everything you buy at the store is going up. government told us yesterday we would see food prices going up 4% in the coming year. already look june of this year and june of last year, prices are up on everything like pasta. everyone eats pasta. you're paying a buck 33 a pound for pasta. that is up last year roughly eight 8 cents. who doesn't like ice scream? 4.90 dal a pound. that is up. this will hit a lot of people. sirloin stake. a lot of people love beef. we're paying $6.82 a pound for sirloin steak that is up roughly 93 cents since june of last year. no one sees the prices coming down anytime soon. jon: unfortunately in this economy nobody is eating sirloin steak. what about prices coming down, any chance of that? >> reporter: in the long term, no. but short term because of a perverse consequence of the drought, cattle farmer, chickens produce, since they might not afford increased feed. they thin their

. >> this morning, marc glaze and ilya shapiro on gun control. later, dr. peter delaney from the substance abuse and mental illness administration pinned "washington journal," is next. "washington journal," is next.

this possibility comes from nyu tax law professor dan shapiro. let me ask you this, dan. david. it seems to me what's the worst case here? let's be honest about this. if it shows he didn't pay taxes for a couple of years, that's devastating to a guy talking about reducing the corporate tax rate and putting more pressure on lower-income people. if he had carried interest in which is the way equity people are able -- who pay regular income taxes on what is capital gains. what else? >> let's listen. >> i'm sorry. they don't pay regular taxes. she enthused pay regular taxes and get capital gains treatment which is 15% rate rather than 30-some percent rate. >> rick santorum tried to develop a populist appeal against mitt romney. didn't quite work. can you imagine what he would have said if it came out during the campaign that mitt romney for all his riches did not pay any taxes in a given year or two. i don't know if a candidate can withstand that. working class voters in ohio, pennsylvania, michigan. mitt romney would be spending every day between now and november explaining that. h