. >> stacey you tweeted out in 2012 your support for mitt romney. sadly, i real some of the ugliest comments i have ever read in my life. deneen writes about it in her book. you were a victim of kind of racism for being black and conservative? >> yes. >> explain. >> i think it is good i started a dialogue. but this is just an example of this white house plantation mentally. this narrative they are trying to push upon the, you know, disenfranchised, the uneducated. they want to keep them there. throw money at the problem and think it will solve it. that's not. >> like the $1.8 billion in stimulus money they got. >> my question is, in listening to the comments the president made he -- i believe his intention is not to stoke more racial tension but to help people to understand the other side. i think that's what he was doing in trying to explain the world view that people of color might have that might be dprimpb the white minority. he is trying to bring people together but not working. how can we as people community organizations and faith-based commu

then funk it up a little bit like we have with stacey. high gorgeous. be there during the day she want to wear her sat for sun protection, but wants to look really special. so she wearing shorts, silk top, has her grandmother's vintage straw bag. >> adorable. okay s so, we have our mother of three who also loves a little justin timberlake concert coming her way. explain, you know, what she doing here? >> hot pink dress animal print belt, makes it a little bit fancy up, with pretty hat, she ready for ladies hat day carried the animal print into her shoes great together look. >> i love it. okay and this is casino of like a nautical theme. because again this might be something she wore at another event. so she is switching it up? >> this could have been worn to the graduation party two weeks ago, and she is wearing it to devon on hat day with the beautiful orange hat really pops with the blue and white dress. and she is topping it off at the bottom with the animal print shoes, too so you can really devon is your chance to real kind of mix it up, get a litt

. >> who is stacey haines? who is that?we'll look that up. >> stacey rains road. sixty-eight stacey haines road. >> i'll look it up. >> probably farm over in that area. >> hope nothing tragic. >> sue, is he googling on his own? >> he is. this is huge. >> oh. >> i thought you might be busy doing wetter. >> time to look at bus stop buddy, while we find out who stacey haines is or was. here is bus stop buddy, polo shirt. now we do have quite few clouds out there, and you will feel the difference today. when you walk out the door, off to a muggy start this morning. we have seven out of ten today. remember, yesterday, was a nine, well, today we got the thunderstorms in the forecast, and, it really is a lot more uncomfortable, with the humidity, at 81%. and 73 degrees is our temperature. we have 10-mile an hour breeze out of the south, and we get to 88 degrees, today, but those thunderstorms pop up, any time, after say four, 5:00 this afternoon. >> live look at i95 northbound, just above, right before kurland street, as you head

. >> we have stacey wu rob morgan and our own rick santelli. it's great to have everybody with us today. let me ask you first, rob. just moving beyond the reports of this why is the market down in the manner that it is today? >> i think the reason for that scott, is tied to salesforce. we had basically a good labor component of the ism services report, made people feel like rates would go up sooner. it's one of those good news is bad news type things. we'll see more deals like this because money is cheap right now. people are realizing the urgency that money will not be cheap for that much longer. >> are rates going up too fast? are they scaring people? >> i think it's definitely knocking people off the fence, let's put it that way. the fed is going to be very strategic about this. we're not going to see -- >> rick santelli out in chicago, you are with us breaking that ism services number. thatple comes after what we saw in the trade deficiting with, biggest trade gap in 20 years. is it really all the rate story on better economic news? >> well

and a sub group on baermdz that work has begun a representative the ocii obviously is critical in stacey policy so they'll play a role and including the o fj and other groups have a voice this is a something that will effect day to day duties and i have asked supervisor breed to identify a community men that is not otherwise in the player group a human being that has thoughts and finally susan quickbites coffee christian i've asked here to play a role chief contact them i'd like to report in thirty days and have a final draft policy in thirty days that's ambitious it if mean that everybody agrees i've been known to say reasonable accident can differ but to a have draft policy where there is the various positions on that cases and benefit from the analysis after 90 days take the draft policy and have two scheduled meeting e meetings we'll hear if the community and come back to us for considerations and other considerations in the process with the city attorney's office and labor laws this commission will finally be the wunz ones to decide i want to be clear give us the input the informati

joining me now is stacey patton. journalist who says toya's actions only make children more vulnerable to violent behavior. this week she wrote an op-ed for the "washington post" which was titled "why is america celebrating the beating of a black child?" almost, here is congressman bobby rush. he praised toya's actions on the house floor saying, more african-american mothers need to take control of their children. >> beside me today is an image that many across the nation have seen the image of a strong black mother giving her son what i would call a love whooping to snatch him back from the grips of senseless violence that is currently plaguing the city of baltimore, maryland. >> stacey patton and congressman bobby rush both joining me now. i heard from radio callers all week long similar sentiments to those that were expressed by congressman rush on the floor of the house. what are they missing? >> they're missing the point that whipping a child, being violent with a child, is not going to do a whole lot to stem th

. >> financial advisor stacey francis says they should prepare for it once a month. make an agenda, share it with your spouse in advance. review key topics in the date night and add one or two issues to go over next month. it may not seem all of that romantic, but francis says it can be. >> overtime once you continue to do this, you're going to find that it does become romantic. especially when you find yourself on the same page. couples on the same page financially those are the couples that stay together for the long term. >> brian and tara feldt agree. >> we have to talk about it. >> they don't always act on every financial issue they discuss, some months they may not mete their short-term goals and other months they make significant progress. either way they know that convening regularly is null to g their goals. >> what happens if you're in a relationship and the couple starts disagreeing on where things are headed. once the argue starts, what is best? >> respect, realize that you have to approach the conversation with respect for the other person, and what fina

. >> kate stacey in the city attorney's office there were a couple of hearing on 1050 screening van ness and the board of appeals intoxicate an action a motion of continued without cowling calling it a motion of intent to modify the project and the following week adapted a different motion to modify it in a different way the court felt the board of appeals had not permitted provided an explanation why they're first morphed into their second decision 80 so he wants the board to explain itself a little bit better between the decisions from the hearing in court. >> thank you. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further move to general public comment is closed. at this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards any general public comment not seeing any general public

stacey thunder: on this edition of native report we view the dreamlike art of rabbett before horsesstrickland. we interview author erik redix about legendary ojibwe chief joe white. and from this week's native report archives, a tribute to the late chairman of the agua caliente band of cahuilla indians richard milanovich. we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this native report. [music playing] production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

stacey thunder (voiceover): on this edition of "native report," we visit harvard university and learnbout the archaeology and history of the indian college at colonial harvard. we meet robert anderson, visiting professor at harvard law school. and from the "native report" archives we take a look back at a story about the federal recognition process. we also learned something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this native report. announcer: production for "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation. [music playing]

stacey thunder (voiceover): on this edition of "native report," we watch master quilt maker gwen westerman construct a beautiful star quilt we learn about "mni sota makoce, the land of the dakota." -with the beautiful people of the red lakes celebration. and we take a look back at our very first story from season one of "native report." we also learn something new about indian country and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community and the blandin foundation.

. >> financial adviser stacey frances says couples should schedule date night once a month and prepare for it like a business meeting. maken and agenda, review key topics and one or two issues to go over next month. this may not seem that romantic but frances says it can be. >> over time as soon as you continue to do this, you'll find it does become romantic. egs specially when you find yourself on the same page. because couples who are on the same page financially, those are the couples that stay together for the long term. >> brian and tara felt agree. >> how can we save money if we're not jointly thinking the same way or talking about it. >> the felts admit they don't always act on every financial issue they discuss after their money dates. some months they may not meet short term goals and other months they make significant process. they know convening regularly is essential to achieving goals together, becky. >> what happens if you are in a relationship and the couple starts to disagree on where things are headed, once the arguing starts, how do you pull it back? >> respect. one o

stacey delikat is in for maribel aber and has the story in our market watch report live at the nasdaqtimes square. hey stacy. >> reporter: new jersey ranks high on the list of the best states to raise children. the garden state fourth in the rankings. states were graded on the level of support working parents receive when it comes to paid leave and childcare. new york was ranked number one indiana was last and pennsylvania ranked somewhere in the middle with a grade of c plus. turning to the markets stocks ended a choppy trading session on friday with modest losses. federal came after janet yellen said she still expected the feds would raise interest rates this year. right now futures pointing to a lower open. and it could soon become easier to get picked up at the airport by an uber driver. the head of the airport ground transportation association expects the ride sharing service to be widely permitted at airports within the next two years. right now uber is still banned at many big city airports. san francisco became the first airport to allow uber pickups late last year. matt and t

stacey delikat is in for maribel aber and has our market watch report live in times square.rning, stacy. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the insurance institute for highway safety has some tough new standards so tough that only three of seven mid-size suvs it tested performed well. the nissan murano earned top marks followed by the ford flex and jeep wrangler unlimited. stocks opened the week with losses and light trading. all three indexesload down yesterday and right now futures are pointing to a lower open. mention the brand name olive garden and you'll likely think of pasta maybe unlimit edsall lad bowls but al live garden wants you to think of sandwiches. on jew first they'll introduce meat ball and chicken parm sandwiches served on the restaurant's famous bread sticks albeit a slightly wider version of those bread sticks. matt and tam. >> thanks so much stacy. dave murphy. >> all right, so. >> what's going on? >> we are mainly dry this morning but storm tracker six live double scan has just started to pick up in the last 10 minutes a bit of a shower that has popped up

like retired paramedic american stacey baker who was in nepal on vacation. she is treating her sickest patient of the day. this tiny baby arrived feverish and lethargic. >> many people are coming for pro vigs and food and stuff like that. we think the sicker people that need to be seen can't get here. >> a bit further down is as far as we can get by car. where more aid arrived. though barely a fraction of what is needed. the landslides have cut off roads to entire villages like one that we are trying to reach. crossing paths, now covers in the rubble of homes and pieces of shattered lives. this used to be a >> reporter: there's child's homework here. my name is -- our guide is from kyota this area is filled with lives who perished. >> in the distance, more destruction. overhead helicopters circle regularly. we reach one village at the top. the ruins of a home where three children died. their mother also killed in a landslide. her husband was with her. i heard her screaming and then nothing. he says. the devastation here is endless. overwhelming. four hours a

. >> reporter: stacey's daughter a fourth grader at pearl buck.oesn't think all students should have to suffer fort actions of others. >> my first reaction was that it was too all encompassing, that it should have been the discipline should be handled on a case by case basis. and it sounded like, um, an attempt had been made. >> reporter: according to the letter verbal warnings had been given to students involved and phone calls were made to parents about conduct but hit not improved. we contacted the principal but have not heard back. this parent supports the move. >> i think that it makes sense that parents need to get involved to make sure their children are behaving and doing the right things and kids have to know that there are consequences for inappropriate behaviors. >> reporter: the letter also states the school officials will make a decision on field day on may 27th that's also when parents will be notified. in levittown shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >>> teacher had her elementary students write letters to a convicted cop killer has lost

jcpenney, as stacey pointed out, a sense of what the year-over-year sales numbers will look like.is what's the guidance going to from the retailer? the stock's down 1.5% right now. shake shack, second earnings after ipo'ing this year up but expecting a loss from shake shack. and netease out as well. that's the best performer but shake shack still doing well. but netease is up 2% going into the close ahead of earnings reports. you know cross-section here these sectors, anybody you like right here? >> i like technology sector bill, i like the retail consumer staples, consumer discretionary sectors. and i think financials have to pull the s&p 500 out of a support level of about 2120. >> especially if interest rates continue to rise. >> especially if interest rates continue to rise. i like the way the market's setting up. i wouldn't be fooled by the headline risk. i think the market's setting up for a sustained rally. >> $67 for shake shack. went public in the 20s. heaven bless them. they have some weird cult-like devotion. >> they do absolutely. >> make great hamburgers. >> it's unbe

but stacey patton has great piece in the "washington post" this morning that talked about essentially beating. this beating young people goes back to enslavement. for awhile i think she was absolutely right to basically chastise her son, this was a public humiliation of a young black man and excessive force. >> the reason for it is fear, that's what we should be paying attention to. she's a mom living in fear, fear in losing her son to the the street in that particular circumstance she didn't want me to become another ready gray. or police will retaliate in a way that should kill him. why should a mom like toya graham be living in that level of fear. that's what motivating her response. >> i just want to go back to something we were talking about earlier in the policing in the city of baltimore, one of the issues here is just the chasm the grand canyon wide chasm between police department and the community. one thing we have to look at how many of those police see baltimore as their home. many don't live in the city, there's got to be some way to build some measure of trust between th

stacey remembers her parents william and josephine and this is margaret's uncle, harry campbell missingd war ii and still remembers him today. kelly is remembering her brothers sergeant kevin atkins part of the 391st engineer battalion. thanks to all of you who shared pictures and we're going to continue to show photos today and tomorrow on the show. use the #proudamerican when you tweet them in and we'll be watching. >> never more proud than a couple of years ago when we visited the beaches of normandy and france and thinking about young men who willingly jumped off the ships -- >> saved the world. >> much to be thankful for. >> thanks for spending your sunday with us. >> i'm chris wallace, mike huckabee won iowa eight years now but now has a new strategy. and we have the exclusive interview. my goal is not to win a straw poll that doesn't mean something. it's to win the election that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path to the 2016 republican nomination. only on "fox news sunday." then rand paul spends almost 11 ho

polo sandoval shares a story to mothers and their struggle with postpartum depression >> reporter: staceymall children stephan a. dooley as three of for all of these young women were 212 to become new mothers but behind the smiles a dark plot cloud was forming stacy was diagnosed with postpartum depression nine months after her son was born. stephanie was told she had postpartum anxiety when her son was a year and half year-old. postpartum depression is a disorder triggered by childbirth and is associated with feelings of sadness and hopelessness is often paired with extreme anxiety or more changes after pregnancy coupled with sleep deprivation are some of the main causes >> reporter: dr. elizabeth carr treats women suffering from postpartum depression and anxiety she says millennial mothers often seek advice on line have been that could lead to health problems. stacy and stephanie of grey >>: people on line twitter facebook people say some really horrible things to other mothers >> reporter: dr. carr says talk therapy regular exercise and a regular healthy diet sleep management and in so

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