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did you see these snails? rat-sized snails that eat through stucco.ot the grossest thing. >> rat sized -- >> snails invading florida. eating through the stucco. >> can you pick them up? >> i guess. would you pick one up? >> everything grows bigger in florida. >> a little salt. >> they get stuck. >> it sucks all the liquid out. pour salt. >> what is that joke? something riding on the back of a snail? i can't remember how it goes. i don't know. >> coming up -- what's it say as it is riding on a snail. wee. >> must be from ohio. >> coming up, much more on the dish offer for sprint. oh, whoa, wow. david faber, we found him. 7:49. david will join us on the phone. he wasn't answering his phone. he wasn't responding to e-mail. he was going to say he was making calls about the the deal. plus, city will be reporting. you still have time to play armchair analysts. vote now on our facebook page. we'll reveal the poll results after the numbers hit the wires. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online bank

we are not using snail mail as much as we used to. we are not using telephonetelephone s as much as we used to so we want that to all be protected by the warrant requirement. >> host: laura murphy and grover norquist with text messages be included in your view under the fourth amendment? >> guest: they should be. >> guest: yes, they should be. we have a reasonable expectation certainly general petraeus thought that his private communications were going to remain private. we all should have that reasonable expectation that when we are communicating with one person we are not communicating with the government. and we are not laying out our whole life to the government. we should have that privacy. >> guest: we want the government to be trustworthy but we don't want to say to the american people trust the government. as we see new problems we should pass laws to protect people's privacy and their fourth amendment rights rather than say well the government has not use those yet, why are you concerned or the courts may come in and save the

we're not using snail mail as much as we used to. we're not using even telephones as much as we used to. so we want that to all be protected by a warrant requirement. >> host: laura murphy, grover norquist, would text messages be included, in your view, under the fourth amendment? >> guest: should be. >> guest: yes, they should be. yes. i think we have a reasonable expectation. certainly general petraeus thought that his private communications were going to remain private. we all should have that reasonable expectation that when we're communicating with one person, we're not communicating with the government. and we're not laying out our whole life to the government. we should have that privacy. >> guest: we want a government to be trustworthy, but we don't ever want to say to the american people trust the government, and that's your defense against being abused. and as we see new problems, you should pass laws to protect people's privacy and their fourth amendment rights rather than say, well, the government hasn't abused those yet,

we see snails having sex research. a lot of snails in my house last night wasn't looking if they were having sex. in the past we had $700 toilet seats. bridges to nowhere and just a couple of months ago your party with all due respect, senator, wants to have a national park where george w. bush's birthplace was which maybe is a good thing to do at some time but not with unemployment and the economy the way it is. as you know, the problem is not reducing spending. that's agreed on both sides it's where, how, and how much. one of the problems consistently is if we don't agree, left and right, and i as a democrat do believe that we need to and can save so much money by closing tax loopholes on the rich and on corporations, rather than picking on medicare when we have, as of last year, 10,000 people a day becoming seniors for the next 19 years because of the baby boom. we don't go after grandma before going after exxon. >> know, the thing i hear about closing loopholes and raising taxes. they just raised taxes. i voted for

we are not using snail mail as much as we used to. where not even using telephones as much as we used to. we want all of that to be protected with a warm rent requirement. >> with text messages be included in your view under the fourth amendment. >> they should be. >> yes. we have a reasonable expectation. certainly jenna petraeus but his privacy communications were going to remain privacy. we all should have that reasonable expect haitians that when we are communicating with one person, we are not communicating with the government. and that we're not laying our whole life to the government. we should have that privacy. >> we want a government that is trustworthy. but we don't want to tell people, trust the government. , you shouldproblems pass laws to protect people's fourth amendment rights rather than say the government hasn't abused us yet. why are you concerned question mark -- why you concerned? while we're are here, let's make sure there is a law that catches up with the fourth amendment. >> what about mobile location data? thi

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. >> rat-sized snails? some garlic and butter. >> stephanie: garlic. >> done! >> stephanie: what's not good with butter? florida -- gawker brings us the story as they mostly do. florida has a new problem giant african land snails. they grow as large as rats. have been found -- >> rats the size of cats. >> stephanie: have been found in more than -- 1,000 are caught each week. >> a thousand? >> stephanie: a resident said they're huge. they move around and they look like they're looking at you. >> with those eyes on the stalks? >> this is what the stand your ground law is for. >> stephanie: he's talking to me. >> you talkin' to me? i'm the only one here. >> stephanie: they all speak in robert de niro. they're look at you. communicating with you. people enjoy them for that. >> enjoy them? >> stephanie: people in florida are weird. can i just say? >> i hate to seat slime trail they leave. -- i hate to see the slime trail they leave. >> stephanie: who would want [ bleep ] giant rat-sized snail? >> ke$ha. >> steph

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but e-mails are a digital form of snail mail.expectations of privacy. your mail is actually protected by federal law. people can't just open your mail. e-mail at least should be the same accorded, afforded the same protections yet in this case it's not. what is interesting, martha, lawmakers in both congress and the senate are now working on legislation to protect your e-mails and give them the same protections of snail mail. martha: definitely an area we need to have a little bit more of the law laid down and things to be much more clear. doug, we talk about how the poor post office is having trouble. maybe people will resort to snail mail with some communications they want to remain private. it may be good news for the post office. >> it may be good news for the post office but all this is bad news for ordinary law-abiding citizens because you want to feel you can have private confidential communications not only lawyers and accountants and friend and colleagues without fears you will be intercepted of the right now you can't h

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>> telephone, snail mail. blah blah. what happened was.president there were blizzards of e-mails within the administration, the congress subpoenaed them all and all these young people drunk with the power of new technology said the first things that came to their heads so some of these e-mails were mildly embarrassing. >> stephen: you do not presently tweet? sir, i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken, william jefferson clinton was taken. [ laughter ] but pres billy jeff was available. [cheers and applause] would you like to break into the 21st century right now and send your first tweet? [cheers and applause] >> you'll type it? >> stephen: i'll type it. 140 characters or less. >> just spent. >> stephen: just spent. >> amazing time with colbert. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: sound good? >> question -- is he sane? [laughter] >> stephen: is he sane? >> he is cool. >> stephen: can i put an exclamation mark at the end after this, sir. >> i haven't used 140, you can. >> stephen: anyt

way for people to stay in touch however the heyday of the pony express and snail mail have long since passed us by nowadays. connection quality on par with the real thing. over the years there's been many ways to get your point across but they've all been leading to where we are now for centuries the top spot was held by good old pin and paper. at the time most people well but of course. starting from the initial sorting to transportation just sorting it and then delivery slowed things down more than most would have liked and as technology improved it allowed newer faster ways for people to exchange salutations and ideas . back and forth totally revolutionize communication gave way to the desire to see who you're talking with that led to the first video phones back in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's at the time the tech was just too expensive that's all changed with the rise of the internet which is that without its own problems. at its simplest communication is quite straightforward and channel connects you directly to your located nearby. you're more likely meaning and y

the lockout has given the term "snail mail" a whole new meaning. >> delivering a letter is a huge logisticalchallenge, from the sorting to the delivery, everything has to come together. deutsche post is one of the world's leading providers of postal services. the company operates in more than 200 countries. thanks to its booming business and -- in emerging economies in asia and latin america, it posted a five percent -- 5% profit last year. the german labor union, verity, says it is only fair that the letter deliverers get paid for their -- verity -- birdie -- verdi, says it is only fair that the letter deliverers get paid for their work. lex -- >> deutsche post is a thriving company. the numbers show that. that is why i believe the employees deserve their fair share of the profits that are made. >> to demonstrate the importance of their work, more than 3000 delivery staff walked off the job on wednesday. hundreds of thousands of letters and packages were delayed. verdi says more strikes are planned, so many germans could be waking up to empty mailboxes in the days ahead. >> the weather is m

if i had kept my speed like a stag, 'twere somewhat, but to crawl after, with my horns like a snail, to be outstripped by my wife, 'tis scurvy wedlock. then shake it off. you have often wished for an opportunity to part, and now you have it. but first prevent their plot. the half of millamant's fortune is too considerable to be parted with to a foe, to mirabell. damn him. that had been forfeited, had they been married. my wife had added luster to my horns with that increase of fortune. they may prove a cap of maintenance to you still, if you can away with your wife. the means, the means? discover to my lady wishfort your wife's conduct with mirabell. threaten to part with her. my lady loves her and will come to any composition to save her reputation. and if she should flag in her part, i will not fail to prompt her. faith, this has an appearance. well, how do you stand affected towards your lady? why, faith, i'm thinking of it. let me see. i'm married already, so that's over. my wife has played the jade with me, so that's over, too. i never loved her, or if i had, why, that would hav

another potential drag on consumer spending and an economic recovery still moving at a snail's pace. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> joining us with more analysis on the job numbers as well as the economy, michelle gerard, senior economist at rbs. so what's your take on this jobs report? is this a temporary blip or is this the beginning of more bad news of people looking for work? >> well, you know, i don't think that the economy and certainly the labor market is as weak as these numbers would suggest. but i do think it suggests that we, you know, the great numbers we had seen around the turn of the year probably not going to be, you know -- it's not going to be the case we're going to see the labor market performing a lot better this year than last year. it's our view that we have seen this pattern, we get strong -- periods of stronger numbers and periods of softer numbers. looks like that's what we're seeing. the idea that we could have an upside breakout in growth or the labor market, i think this morning's report really dashed that. >> how cou

. >>> snail mail needs decline, so does the need for postage. so pitney bowes profits plunged 57% and the company slashed its dividend in half. investors dumped the stock. prices fell. shares of nuance got crushed today after it missed quarterly revenues and reported a loss blaming weak demand and stiff competition. nuance makes the software that powers the siri feature on iphones. the dismal report could trigger action by carl icahn, who bought a big stake in the company earlier this month. despite a stock buyback program announce today, nuance lost more than 18% of its values, closing at $19. >>> and coming up, a manufacturing renaissance? from the rust belt to the deep south, we're look agent the new face of manufacturing in america. >>> first, though, a check on how the international markets finished the day. >>> good news for drivers. aaa says its springtime gasoline prices haven't been this low in three years. right now prices at the pump are averaging $3.51 a gallon nationwide. that's down 13 cents during the month of april alone. and thi

less than 1% error rate for e-filing versus 21% for filing snail mail. you're segts yourself up for potential trouble. i.r.s. knocking on your door. >> why do you have more mistakes when you do it yourself? >> goes back to the math, transferring stuff from one decimal to the next. missing stuff on your social. that could come back to haunt you. >> is there a website? you're always an expert at these things. that you like or helps make this process easier? >> irs.gov but it is tedious, cumbersome. you're responsible. you the taxpayer are summons for everything on -- are responsible for everything on that return. >> it is now 25 minutes after the hour. coming up, the professor who ordered his students -- remember this one -- to stomp on the word "jesus" is now defending himself. he says he was just doing his job. we'll tell you what he said. wait until you hear why this popular star wars lego set is being pulled from store shelves. we'll be right back. >> good morning. welcome to fox and friends first. >> it is 29 after the hour. we begin with a fox news a

. >> i don't send snail mail or real mail, all i do is electronic, if someone gets in your mailbox, ita federal offense, why not when it is electronic. neil: what is a difference. >> this is nothing new, government -- it is new. >> i agree with i have talked with a lot of lawyers who say, it is not pleasant. >> call your congressman. >> we're living in a brave new world of technology, and big data, you can take money out of an an atm, driver through a lig, our information our privacy is becoming something that can be public. we need to rethink how we navigate this relationship. neil: don't you think that anything you e-mail to anyone or anything do you on worldwide web or you click on a keyboard it fair game. >> it is. >> it's not fair game. >> we should not run away from the technology. neil: i am saying, you know scott mcnealy's old line from sun microsystem, if you are worried about your privately, get over it because those days are gone. >> what is difference of a 180 day e-mail from e-mail you sent yesterday. >> you are right on the logic, i don't like it. i don't support it. neil

slow, about a snail's pace. did you pick that up in the study of electric currents? the actual drift speed of the electrons is very, very slow. the signal traveling through the wire, that's about the speed of light. so when i have current coming through here, when you saw that deflected out, the electrons did not go racing through at the speed of light through the wire, gang. they're probably going like this. and that motion through there, boom, you had interaction. now, if electrons moving this way are forced up, what would happen if i just take the electrons and force them down or just move them down? they're gonna be forced perpendicular. but this time, guess what's along the perpendicular direction? begin with w. wire, there's a path. so when the electrons are coming down there again deflected, it could go like this, it could go like that, the same thing. they're deflected. this time they shot up before there's nothing to do, but pull the whole wire up too. but if i came in this way, foom, they shoot up, but they go along the wire. so what i've done is i've produ

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liz: the fact that m&a activity is pretty much growing at a snail's pace.f becomes, what is holding it back? >> several things are holding it back. first thing you have still the economic uncertainties, the european crisis over there, high unemployment here in the united states. is china slowing down? i think the bigger issue is a lack of confidence. boards and ceos and senior executives need to be confident enough to use --. liz: use their cash. >> exactly. to use cash, borrow money, issues shares. whatever they want to do for transactions. they need impetus and confidence what they're doing is right and needs to be done. >> it was a stunning announcement month or two ago when warren buffett and private equity company came out and said, we are buyering heinz. that is gigantic whale of a company as buffett likes to put it. how can you teach investors who are watching right now to spot potential acquisitions? >> this comes up in our classes all the time. i was doing a business school workshop on saturday talking about m&a how to spot this very hard to spot.

. >> march auto sales coming in at a snail's pace of 15.72 million.t's roughly in line with most on wall street in terms of what they were expecting. when you look at the individual automakers, generally speaking, we saw positive gains in the range of 1% and 5%, honda leading the pack with an increase of 1.7%. what drove sales in march? an improving economy. obviously, the pent-up demand. some are starting to notice it when it came to crossover utility vehicles and also with pickup sales. that's an increase that's due in part to the improving housing market, contractors needing new vehicles. take a look at shares of gm, ford, and toyota. we're putting these up, because these are really the three leaders when it comes to pickup trucks. clearly, gm anded ford, way ahead of toyota, but in terms of stock performance, toyota getting the better of the other two over the last year. and finally, you mentioned tesla at the beginning, maria. take a look at this. in the first quarter, electric vehicle sales, the model-s easily outsold. the chevy volt and the nis

have we seen a decline in the use of first class snail -- snail yes, we have. people bay bills online and it's free and it's hard to compete with free. but there's another part of the story and that has to do with first class mail that businesses send to their customers. it's down a little bit. about 1-1/2% per year since tie but that also includes a substantial drop that we experienced with the recession in 2008 and 2009, and a fairly weak economy since then. but that says that people really do value hard copy statements and correspondence they receive from businesses. they want that information in hard copy and totally .digidef we heard of people that did that and missedayment or nervous on their bill and they say, start those bills back up again. i say, don't wright the obituary for first class mail. it delivers a lot of value for the sender and receiver and accounts for $28 billion of revenue for the postal service today, and i guarantee you it's going to be around for a long while. the most promising part of our business in terms of growth is package deliv

a manager at the starbucks on snail avenue called my mom want911 to report suspicious activity. he says he saw one and removing two bottles or jars from her bag and putting them on the shelf with other items. shortly after, the woman fled the store. the san jose fire department said the bottles and found to contain a mixture of orange juice and rubbing alcohol. settled a police arrested the suspect although the investigation is ongoing as they should be facing charges of poisoning. >> a man shot in the shoulder while driving on a freeway in san lorenzo. investigators say the victim was driving with his cousin, on highway 880 north during what is commute hour when a white car pulled up alongside them. the cousin recognize the driver of the of the car rental the victory was try to kill them. that is when police said the driver of the white car fired at the two, hitting the driver and the shoulder. the victim pulls off the freeway onto a share street near lewelling to look for help. a neighbor in the area >> police have not released any suspect information. andsuspect had been foun

write a letter, maybe once a week or every other week and send it snail mail, not e-mail, because snailme with your partner, and then put the kids to bed and have a skype date, watch a movie, those things and have a way in which you text the way you love your partner so on a day you're thinking about them, it takes only a couple seconds but it goes a whole long way if you're just reaching out with a little pet name that recognizes that love for each other. >> we got the term boo into our first answer so we're off and running. tammy thanks for your question. e-mail from brezya in las vegas. i'm a 30-year-old woman who has been in a one and a half year relationship with a man who is my best friend. we are truly compatible and he makes me very happy, unfortunately i'm not in love with him. should i continue the relationship in hopes of falling in love or end the relationship and lose a great friendship of hopes of finding love elsewhere? >> this woman is panicked, feels on one level she's running out of time and another level she might lose her best friend. we're suffering from a case i do

what are the options on the snail talk about helping to create a no fly zone in aiding rebels there?we make decisions what about to arm, and how to vet them? what is your take on what the options are? >> well, there is no good options. that is first thing. the president is faced with very, very difficult decisions to make here. i notice on friday, he started to walk it back a little bit. he said the red line was really the open use of chemical weapons, whatever that means. i guess closed use isn't the red line he was talking about. i can understand why they want to walk it back now. once that statement was made. you have to move forward doing something. this is not like a lot of other places in the world. damascus is one of the most heavy guarded, has one of the best air defense systems in the world. i have herd people say it's the fourth best. whatever it is. it's one of the top aerodefense systems in the world. going in there with a typical type of military assault from the air is going to be difficult. the american people need to understand if somebody pulls the trigger over there

i'm disappointed and frustrated at the snail's pace in action by the department in addressing other serious problems, some solvable human trafficking problems. you indicated to the committee last year you would reach out to the polaris project to find ways to collaborate on rooting out human trafficking. we have discussed taking action to shut down the adverting of backpage.com but, again, we've seen no, no movemt. we sent letter, we faxed in to you many letters, and we never get an answer. northern virginia we've had a number of cases where young women has been sexually trafficked. we can't get an answer from you with regard to backpage.com. and the fact that you've been reluctant to even deal with that issue is very, very troubling. we're still waiting for a response to my letter calling for reform of the civil rights division, especially the voting section. a recent inspector genre view showed a longstanding pattern of dysfunctional harassment -- this is the ig. this isn't a member of congress up here, this is your own ig appointed by you. you must have had some impact. showed a longstan

and then in the annual scouting combine, he was slower than a snail in the 40.ught he might be a little more successful laterally, but the ravens passed on him in that first pick. >> there was that great shot of harbaugh at the combine where when te'o was running the 40 and the camera went to the ravens head coach, and he just shakes his head like he was disgusted. >> bill: really? >> yeah. >> bill: what percentage of new players picked up at this nfl draft? >> most of them -- >> bill: they can go out and recruit on their own can't they? >> yeah and there are always a couple of dozen players that the teams will look at on saturday and say we can pick this guy up for nothing. let's get him. and sometimes they make the rosters. >> did washington have a pick last night? >> they did not because they traded it last year to the rams for robert griffin the third. >> that's right. >> bill: there was a big sports event last week that we suddenly stopped covering as a sports event, and are still covering as a news event. but let's talk about the boston marathon when we co

enforcement officials don't seem to think that there is a connection here apparently this was mailed sort of snailso it would have been mailed before the bombs. but there is not a disconcerting answer -- risin has been used many years by the russians, for example, to assassinate opponents. the get news here is that the screening system works and was identified. >> bill: 20 minutes after the hour now, brian bender is with us a national securitier for the boston globe. follow him @boston.com. now is the time to get your questions and comments in or give us a call at 866-55-press. what does all of this mean? and does it mean that we ought to think about maybe avoiding big public event did like this? we don't want to live in fear. 866-55-press. >> heard around the country, and seen on current tv, this is "the bill press show." [ music ] >>connect with "full court press with bill press" at facebook.com/billpressshow and on twitter at bpshow. >>i believe people are hungry for it. alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turk

to the war room we go msnbc's karen fin snail former communications director for the democratic nationallast former spokesperson for then-first lady hillary clinton and also msnbc contributor robert traynham is here, traynham, a former bush/cheney senior adviser and former aide to rick santorum, we are going to talk about there a moment. good see both of you. two of my favorite war roomers. mrs. clinton, non-committal about her future political plans, maggie haberman writing in politico, of all the possible 2016 candidates, clinton can most afford to take her time deciding. how long is too long, robert traynham, when does mrs. clinton have to make a dei? >> good saturday to you you krachlg i believe that secretary clinton can probably wait until maybe the beginning of next year. you know, she has some time on her hands because, quite frankly, she is one of the rare individuals, currently reminds me of george w. bush back in 2000, where the political establishment will wait for her to make up her mind. in other words, she doesn't need any influencing, they don't need any influencing, they

>> he decides the worst week to use snail mail to send poison. oh you bastards in boston!stephanie: burying the biggest story. scandal in tupelo, mississippi that has not been uncovered until he blew the cover off of it. it is dirty. in case you thought the elvis impersonator judging contest was clean, you are sadly mistaken, my friend. >> that is -- is that an excuse for terrorism is pretty much going to be -- it pretty much ought to be the gold standard for excuses for terrorism. that i didn't feel like the tupelo mississippi elvis impersonator contest was judged correctly. and really if you think about it, when we have -- like these guys in boston -- is there reason going to be anymore justified than that? these losers backward baseball cap wearing a-holes who watch too much stuff online? >> stephanie: for the first weekend ever, my internet viewing did not include kittens. back a doodle ricin man. his family says he's mentally ill. really? >> wow! >> stephanie: my favorite post is where you stir up more [ bleep ] from the original [ bleep ] you stirred up on my show th

ongoing prison operations and the activation of the facilities i'm disappointed and frustrated at the snails pace by the department addressing other serious problems, some solvable human trafficking problems. you indicated to the committee last year you would reach out to the polaris project to find ways to collaborate on rooting out human trafficking and we discussed taking action to shut down the advertising of the service at backstage -- back page.com but we have seen no movement. we have sent too many letters and we never get an answer. in northern virginia number of cases where young women have been sexually trafficked in some have been involved with that page and we can't get an answer with regarto back page and you've ben reluctant to deal with that issue is very troubling. sponse to my letter calling for reform of the civil rights division especially - the inspector general review showed a long-standing pattern of dysfunctional harassment and this is the ig. this is a member of congress up here. this is your own havead some impact sheared a long-standing pattern of dysfunction harass

what about the dinner snail so many gadget and things at the dinner. how do you accomplish that?ets to focus on being together. we're big fans of letting it go. focusing on being together. even if it's only for 15 minutes or half hour. dais even taking a tip and have -- >> clayton: even have the kids involved. >> my 2-year-old ferry her dishes, she can bring them to the sink. she knows how. >> clayton: christine koh, "minimalist parenting." thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> clayton: coming up on the show, amanda knox secret letter to family of the person she accused of killing. plus this -- >> the president and i are a lot alike. we both went to harvard an we have two children and we told biden we didn't have extra tickets for tonight's event. >> clayton: the host of "in fox light" was there for that. he is up next with behind the scenes talk. ♪ ♪ arigato! we are outta here! finding you the perfect place. hotels.com. geico and we could help youo save on boat and motorcycle insurance too. other insurance companies are een with envy. oh, no, no, no...i'm sorry, but this is