moziah bridges, you're a nice young man and you're off to a great start. >> stu, stu.can i tell you something? >> yeah. >> i'm a businessman and i know not to spend my money whenever. i just don't, i just know not to spend my money willy nilly and i know to save and buy me a mini cooper when i get older. stuart: excellent. that was very good. i must say. will you come back and visit us again? i want to know when you hit-- >> okay. stuart: say $40,000 worth of sales. how long is it going to take you to sell another $10,000 worth of bow ties? very interesting. >> it will take me, it will take me probably a month. stuart: you're kidding me, really? >> yeah-- no, i'm not kidding you. remember this. it's mo's bows out of memphis, tennessee, made in memphis, tennessee and mo's bows, and thanks indeed, got to run, but you're a cool kid. thank you, sir. >> you're welcome. stuart: the dow is down. do you want to add anything? >> no, i'm not a bow tie guy although my wife is trying to get me to buy a couple. if they fight i'll buy a couple. if they fit. stuart: and more affordab

that's why stu taylor is here today.business radio shows and entrepreneur and he will give us tips on how to get the best deal in a negotiation. great to see you, stu. >> great to be here, j.j. >> you say compromise is key. should you go into a negotiation, with in the back of your mind this is where i'm willing to compromise? >> you should go into a negotiation thinking that the ultimate goal, number one, is to know what you want to do, you know what the other person wants to do and you know what you have to do to achieve your goal. reaching a resolution to achieve your objective. negotiation is an interesting process, but you know what it is? it has many faces. i used to do professional boxing, broadcasting. fighting is about styles, compromise is about styles. no two negotiations are the same. >> which make this is next idea interesting. determine what motivates. because you may not know going into a negotiation what's motivating the other side. you may have an idea and it's important to research that. once you unders

man: come on, stu. oh, my dad's here. i gotta go. oh, uh, really? ok, stu, take it easy. hey, i'm here every sunday! hey, how's that pretzel workin' out for you? fine. ok. heh heh, hey. hey, buddy, what are you doin' here, n? at mortal komb. hey, man, you're the one that's goin' down. that's big talk from 4 feet off the floor. what? huh? [laughing] oh, man! oh! so, how's it goin' with you guys? oh, are you kiddin' me? it's goin' great. yeah, it's goin' good. we're just takin' a breather right now, but earlier we were gettin' wild, weren't we? whoo, whoo-- ow! oh, god. i'm sorry. are you all right? you all right? i'm sorry. he's gonna be ok. he's good. he's good. he's good. i got a tough guy. got a tough guy. hey, you know what? we should hang out, the 4 of us some time. what do you say? hey, that would be great, man, yeah. maybe we could do some kid-swap thing. you know, you take mine, i take yours. how about sunday? eddie and i are running a 10k to raise money for heart disease. 10k? that sounds cool. we would totally be into it, too, except that i have a medical conditi

stu varney is the heavy of "varney & company" on the fox business network. so, what say you, stu? what do you think? >> first off, heather, let's sweep away the jargon. let's get right at what the president wants to do. as you said he wants to sweep away fannie and freddie. those are government housing agencies. he wants to bring on the private banks. he wants private banks to play a much bigger role in granting mortgages. the president also wants more loans to poor credit borrowers. he wants more cheap refi loans and he wants more affordable housing. if he wants to do all of that he has got to tell the banks to do it. this is a form of social engineering. it is coercing private banks to do the political will of the president. it is very risky. therefore, heather, at the end of the day, the taxpayer will still be on the hook if there is another crash. >> you know what i heard in all that, stu? more loans to poor credit borrowers. >> yes. >> have we not been here before? it sounds awful like what caused us to get in trouble in the first place? >> in my opinion, yes, this is a repea

rick: stu, the labor participation rate. this is number about people who dropped out because it is only 63.4%. that is the 19th consecutive month that number is below 64%. that number keeps shrinking. why? >> it was down from last month and already at a generational low. it is people just walking away from the workforce. now there is a lot of retirees in that. baby boomer people are retiring as they speak. that is cutting the size of the workforce and participation rate. got that. that is not the entire explanation. a lot of people going on disability or just totally walking away from the workforce. the participation rate at a generational low. rick: you know i think a lot of people will see this number today and first reaction, wow, this is pretty good. these numbers, unemployment rate is as low as it has been in a number of years but the real unemployment rate is something a lot of economists look at and that number is 14%. >> that is actually down, 14% down from 14.3%. that is a glimmer of good news. this is the underempl

teams of their choic this morning kevin gogin of francisco unified said he w with each student, the stu'sents, as well as the sch the goal is to do what's be for him or her. egypt has increased security today at a key courthouse. comes as another round of ms rallies are being pl f ousted president >> that comes as another round of mass rallies are being planned by supporters about morsi. at least 1,000 people have been killed since wednesday. >> and i would like to remind you that face the nation starts in just a few minutes here. >> for us, the news continues on our cw network. michelle obama opening up about the white house. does she think there will be a female commander in chief in her lifetime. that is over on channel 44 starting at 8:30 this morning. in a couple of minutes. let's look at the forecast. it is warm. >> it should be a pretty nice day for anything happening in the city today. we will be looking for more sunshine. temperatures warming up a bit. san jose tops out at 85. morgan hill at 95. santa clare aat 88. pleasanton at 97. 100 in livermore today. and in san francisco, 7

stu varney, thanks. maybe they will make it work. who knows. thanks. martha: we have a busy show this morning. we're just getting started this morning. a lot we think you'll be interested in this morning. the question of syria, have they, as these videos certainly attest, crossed the red line? new reports of horrific near-death attacks against children, against people all through the streets. what the world community can and should do about this? gregg: plus is the nsa trampling on the u.s. constitution? new revelations its gathered thousands and thousands of e-mails from innocent americans. martha: and the race debate is back on the front burner today, sadly. it is there because of three teenagers who are accused of gunning down this college athlete because they were bored. what else do we know here? what a top civil rights leader is now saying about this the victim's heartbroken girlfriend speaks out. >> personally hand-picked quality for the perfect person i think he would be the outcome that you would find. running ou? ♪ the vo: two years of grad s

. >> stu smith. >> present. >> and myself present.are there public comment for items not on the agenda? what's on the agenda is senior lgbt housing needs and concerns, so if anybody has comments on anything other than lgbt senior housing concerns and needs they should come up to the podium now. okay. seeing no comments we will proceed to regular business, and there is only one item on the jernd and if anybody would like an agenda. why don't you pass them out craig if you could and also if you could bring a couple up here as well, so the discussion item for today is -- we're holding i will read the official announcement. the housing sub some of the san francisco lgbt aging task force is having a hearing into the concerns of lgbt seniors. this is part of the investigation of the housing needs of lgbt seniors. all lgbt seniors are welcome to testify about their housing concerns no matter the type they live in, rent control, or other subsidized units, a sro, a shelter, a home that they own, et cetera. seniors are welcome to talk about the

doesn't dupeo a lot of this stu. puts the national spotlight. >> the ag industry.t food industry. construction industry. people would say so self-serving. when you have silicone valley, ph.d.s, silence. it really does change. >> it is ag. and other groups plus. >> now they're all in it kevin mccarthy today in washington. from california. right next to the ceos from silicone valley. >> new brand of politics being born. >> absolutely right. >> let me ask -- is that what is it? or is this a moment in time where all the things have come together to make immigration reform possible. what like they couldn't shift the co-lgs alition to say, clim change. >> we are seeing changes. political changes. not just on, give you another example. same-sex marriage. another place. republican party. starting to see changes. it is sort of an evolutionary process. we just saw this month. in marin county. became the first county republican party in the nation to, to, vote in support of same-sex marriage. that's, it is marin county. liberal county. but it is a beginning a lot of people sa

stu? >> can you tell me who manages or owns the property. >> martin a gagler and they turned what is a getty building into a marvelous. it's right in front of jefferson square park and it's a great building but the management sucks. >> any other questions? >> thank you. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. our next speaker -- [applause] testing -- unfortunately it's this one. >> [inaudible] >> i don't know how you switch it though. this mic works over here. [inaudible] >> as long as you don't mind and i'm not city staff. >> [inaudible] >> at least people can hear me. >> no. it shows. it shows. >> [inaudible] >> yeah. >> thank you tommi. hi everyone. i am jessica layman and director of san francisco disability action and we educate and mobilize seniors and people with disabilities to make change in san francisco around health care, housing, all other issues that come up. we are very delighted to have jazzie collins works with us and we are excited about the ta

. >> go ahead stu. >> thank you very much for being here. do you have a waiting list or any kind of a prioritization for the people that you serve? >> yeah. we like to call it a waiting pool opposed to the traditional waiting list that the housing authority might have or affordable housing might have and we do prioritize by need and the need is related to homelessness. it's relate the to mental health and physical health and other disabilities and we have prioritize on that basis. they work in tense but it's well worth it. >> do you have a number? >> yeah. we have currently 600 people in the pool and 30 units turn over a month. >> thank you very much. >> yeah. i do have a question. my concern is the $1,300 cost to for anyone attending or senior attending sg general. do you know how many of those are covered by medicaid, medi-cal or do you have those numbers or isn't. >> yeah, so the numbers that i was -- the numbers that i was saying really what it costs the city and the health department, so it's the same thing in supportive housing. it cos

oh i'm sorry tony stu has a question. >> yeah. i will make it brief.approximately how many clients do you guys serve? >> are you talking about housing or over awl? >> everything. >> i don't have a number on that. our organization has been around a long time and serve primarily elders in san francisco. our organization is the merging of actually two organizations, planning for elders and senior action network. it's a good question. do we have a number? >> [inaudible] >> yeah. probably somewhere between 1,000 and 2,000, closier to the 2,000. >> are you able to keep records or statistics about the lgbt percentage of your clients? >> not that i am aware of. we do have members and people that are very active in the organization from the lgbt community who very passionate about senior issues and they're very valuable in terms of the work that we do. >> okay. well thank you very much tony. >> okay. >> thank you tony. next speaker . >> good morning. >> good morning. >> wow a lot going on. i want to thank everybody for putting this together and thank supervisor

just sawgland stu new england strike south of sunnyvale there as we take you down to street level.unnyvale getting heavy rainfall right now. and as i pull out here i do want to show you what is beginning to develop. just west of montere monterey. watching these cell here just west of monterey strong thunderstorms which is why special m reap warping has just been issued byñr national weather service. in effect until 12:15 in the morning so boaters be wear. interior cell santa cruz mountains until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning that red flag range going for the north bay mountains and interior valley until wednesda wednesday. at 5:00 p.m. we have more thunderstorms in the forecast. i'll let you know how long the threat will remain and when you can start to see some stabilization around here in just a few minutes. take a look at the wake up weather as well. >> thanks. lightningstarting fe including this one in kern county. right now the shirley fire called is burning in the

just almost what i have to give them a big thing stu more sport for the fact that in the last few yearsso many new skate parks have been opened and there are more to come even concrete parks are being built you can also skated night with the lights on too so it's very much like the spots in the u.s. either backlash area next year because it's exam a. people here it's amazing people and i get it here it's the same flow from brazil in up i love it does deserve to be rationed and have i been so good at the girl and it goes. would seems most goes most famous hot goalkeeper simply can't get enough of the extreme sports that really gave has now been held in the past the third time it is many years and no doubt they'll be plenty more the future buggers of a go. go. and that's over the sporting for another week i think. most of these boys has been told to law for violence or thefts. but we drove the window climbed in and tried to start it. dump we pushed it a little way here we were drunk. and soon who you're an alcoholic or nearly all of them are homeless orphans with no money or relatives. ar

the sport to embracing it watching go there still must know what i have to give them this big thing stumore sport for the fact that in the last few years so many new skate parks have been opened and there are more to come even concrete parks are being built you can also skated night with the lights on too so it's very much like the spots in the u.s. either back by share next year because it's. people here it's amazing people i like it here it's the same from full brazil and up i love it does deserve to get rationed and have been so good at the goal and it goes. well it seems both those most famous hot goalkeeper simply condit enough of the extreme sports juggling games has now been held in the past for the third time it is many years and no doubt they'll be plenty more the future because of a go. go. and that's over in the sporting for another week i think. they actually what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. appears later is when i got arrested for. her crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people tak

bayern did stu grab the equaliz, the final score 1-1. djokovic will get his campaign under way.aces lithuania in the first round. on court now is the former number one set up. the september 11tthe seventh ral surrounding several sports teams in australia has claimed it's first victim. the bombers have been thrown out of this even's afl finals and find a record $1.8 million over their controversial supplement program. with a the teams were given experimental drugs including extracts of pigs brains and bark. the substances are not illegal but potentially harmful. they have been suspended and stripped of their draft picks for the next two seasons. >>> the supplement program had treated players as human being lab rats, but the players should have been more careful about what they were taking. >> some point they should have been asking is all that to do with the olympic athletics professional footballers, what am i taking and what are the consequences of that. they believed they were being led properly by the football club, the liability under the code also applies to professional fo

as long as i have been stuing this, they never retreat. one of the things i find fairly outrageous about the state of this scandal, i have interviewed some of the lawyers and the heads of the organizations targeted, they still have not been made whole. a lot of these organizations after three to six months, they still have not received their irs tax-exempt status. wh is with that? i believe republicans should be getting on the case after all the irs typically works with congress, the congress has oversight of the irs, why aren't those members of congress putting more pressure on the irs to stop these attacks on conservative groups. neil: i mentioned it in prior visits whether it is the irs or thnsa, old agencies that have abused their privileges, they feel undeterr because the budgets are never cut, nobody at the nsa or irs has been brought up and told you are fired. why should they? >> that is exactly right. steve makes a great point, heads should be rolling from the perspective of leadership and congress as well. you see the dirty little

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poe has been a stu dent in the class now for about two months. he does very well, you know.d does his bookwork and participates as you can see with practical operations. he likes to barber. he is good at cutting hair. he is doing well. >> i can get into the hair cutting business. i can do a lot of female's hair this way. get a lot of clientele. >> or i might just break into the hair cutting business. >> good, okay. that looks good. >> all right. >> so did you hear that? >> at first i was kind of leary of this class but i thought, hair cutting. >> okay. >> you don't think men don't cut women's hair but it's fun. >> while poe says he hopes the education programs will help him stay out of trouble the next time he is released. >> jacob cowin has turned to religion. >> i wrote that last night. why don't you read it to me. >> read it to me, man. read it to me. i wrote it. >> he begins a letter to the -- by stating who he is. >> cowen had numerous stays at santa rehe that the past several years jes not all charges stuck but one of the stays was the precursor to a five year prison s

. >> thank stu chris moore and the newsroom. it has been called china's most high-profile political trial since the end of mao's cultural revolution. bo xi lai denying one of the corruption charges against him, cross-examining witnesses in the proceedings covered on state social media. the former governor of the rising metropolis was arrested last year ahead of the once in a decade changing of the guard of china's top leadership. amid the new leaders repeated pledges to tackle corruption and general wariness over the rising gap between china's haves and have-nots, the bo xliai trials are seen as a way to send a message. for many residents, it is simply the purge of a popular politician whose neo-maoist rhetoric rubs beijing's pro market leaders the wrong way. to understand, we will go there in a moment. today, we are looking at the trial of the century. with us from washington is a blogger. thank you for being with us. also, i want to thank the author of "100 questions about china in 2013." and also back from six and a half year

a consequence of the shrinking education budget, which has raised the issue ofdiabetic stu. that launched a lawsuit against the state. the state supreme court made its ruling. justices voted ted school ems can administer insulin shots if a nurse is not on premesis. the nurses organization sued to block the policy. today's ruling reverses a lower court decision that only licensed professionals could give insulin injections to children. >> new at 6:00 -- hearing from a parent of one of the teenage z boys that survived a crash that killed two others. paul lopez on the far left survived the crash over the weekend. the other two boys, 16-year-old sal fernandez and 19-year-old fabian perez died. this video taken by someone who lives in the area after saturday night's crash. the car was reportedly speeding down chenoweth avenue the driver lost control and slammed into a tree. investigators are trying to determine what caused the crash. the mother of lopez says another car may have been involved. >> from what i hear, i don't know if they were racing or what was going on, but the car

stu about half of the money comes from private sources and the school district funds the rest. at a time when 20% of districts across the country have eliminated summer school, providence has redirected itshas r summer remediation funds and is trying something different. six, seventh and eighth graders spent two mornings a week in the field with an instructor from a local organization like save the day and a teacher from thech district who insures that students who struggle in the year and remead in the fall. it' s in the afternoons it's back to the classroom.there, there teachers like matthew pierce create lessons to help students deepen their understanding of concepts they learned in the field.ing of les->> you have to keep theirlearn attention especially at this especially middle school or high school level. they will not, they'll just shut you down on you if you don't do something fun and get them engaged. >> you add sat and it will make it float. if you add salt, make it enough it will float. it->> students work collaboratively in the field and they learned back in the cla

almost is only stu. >> the nasdaq is in an extreme overbought territory and the next support level is 3626 so that is a level to watch. what's leading this market lower? well, first solar, that's the worst performing stock on the nasdaq 100 after reporting disappointing earnings last night. in terms of sectors leading the index lower, chip stocks, significantly underperforming the market. mike r micron tech down 2%. the biotech index up and on"x" pharmaceutical and amgen and blackberry shares down 4.6%, blackberry reporting that three more executives have left the firm. >> thanks for the full rundown. >>> the d.c. debate is who will be named fed chair, yell en or cohen? joining us our guests. i understand the federal reserve chairman is a huge job but when you're arguing about all three people with respect to them their policies are to the point is aren't we arguing over which shade of beige do we paint the walls? does it matter to the markets who get nominated and is put into place. >> i think it matters quite a bit at this point in time because the stock market has been done and i'v

stu, from you, i would like a memo that global warming is a pile of crap. >> glenn beck joins the anti-green team. >> the pigtail as we call it. we don't need the light bulb police umpts the energy-efficient, ugly and smelly. >>> the number two trender, the king's speech itches today is a glorious today. 50 years ago today, my father the great liberator stood in this spot and declared to this nation he dream. >> as the country celebration -- >> the march on washington teaches us that we are not trapped by the mistake of history. we are masters of our fate. >> the right attacks. >> that grievance mongering does the move no good whatsoever. there's institutional -- >> this thing has been totally hijacked, totally radical. real victims of racism are not on this stage. >>> and today's top trender, food fight. [ chanting ] >> the largest ever coordinated strike. >> we're told this is just the tip of the iceberg, that this is happening in 60 cities across the country. >> more fast-food workers join the fight. >> not only are they asking for the higher wages, but also asking for the right for union

in a recent column, stu rothenburg the rothenburg political report called it weak.e that the idea the number of tweets alone can predict political races seems to fly in the face logic. joining me now, one of the authors of the study, professor rohas. let's start with the critique. i'm sure when you published this, you knew a critique was doing. he basically says this conclusion flies in the face of logic. give me your quick take on that. >> so let me start by saying i appreciate what he wrote about us. i appreciate the attention. and i'd like to start with the response by saying that random samples are not the only way to learn about the world. there are other ways you can learn about the world. here's a very simple example. if i would like to know whether a building is on fire, i do not need a representative sample everybody who's in it. all i need is somebody on twitter to start talking about it. the same kind of dynamic is working in elections. if people are talking about a candidate, whether they like a candidate or not, that means that candidate is getting trac

the news comes from a recent stu study.ther words, rich people of higher levels of mercury, arsenic, thanks to the increased frequency of wealthy americans consuming shellfish and primarily fresh sushi which tends to contain elevated levels of all sorts of chemicals. also doesn't help that the super wealthy are much more likely to have contact with precious metals. >> i'm going to have a treasure! >> nothing like a good treasure bath. as the song says, more money including mercury poisoning. the second awesomest thing. today high finances introduced to the word slam pieces. hollywood continues to glamourize the world of hedge fund management. but this classic cover shows the perception of hedge fund success does not often match the reality. on average do not beat the market, they underperform it. a possible cautionary tale on why was on display at jezebel.com where an e-mailed posted to a fraternity lister gave us a peek into the mind of the effective hedge fund manager. luckily due to this tough job market, my dad has agre

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i think you've got a great job, stu. >> would you tell me more about your project at fox sports?of sports network now, you know, fox sports 1, and we're on at 5:00 new york time, 2:00 l.a. time. and we're trying to make it not only sports, but some fun, some entertainment, some guests that are not sports players, got bill cosby coming on the show next wednesday, for example. and cosby played the defensive back for temple university. temple somehow is on the notre dame schedule, the first game they play. that following saturday. and cosby is all excited about it because if they beats notre dame in the first game, it's a plus. stuart: i have a question from a former englishman. are you going to cover soccer. >> that's all we're talking about is soccer. fox loves soccer and they see it as the next big sport in america. stuart: well, they're right. they are write. i can see it growing every day and getting involved myself in it. >> hold on a second, regis, stay there, please, i've got to break away and more on the middle class decline. >> regis has got to go. stuart: no i'm not going

i know he hates to hug, so i'm not going to make you do it, stu. okay. fantastic.th ablow. you did, yes, that are the. >>eric: dr. keith ablow hugged you? >> he tried. >>peter: where do the beverly hillbillies fit into this in terms of the oil? >>gretchen: have a great show today, stu. 9:20. >> other stories making headlines. in a few hours three florida teens charged with beating a classmate on a school bus could learn their fate. juvenile justice officials recommended at least two of them serve probation but prosecutors think the teens should face something tougher. authorities said two of the teens tried to sell the younger boy pot at school. >> nidal hasan sentenced to death for murdering 13 people but could spend years in prison going through the appeals process. here's what the lead prosecutor said to jurors: he will never be a marytr because he has nothing to give. he is not giving his life. we are taking his hreufplt this is not -- his life. this is not his gift to god. this is his debt to society. >> today has been lifted off my shoulder. he has been held

. >> thanks, stu.the traditional end of august, the lazy month of relaxtation, i think it's a thing of the past and i do not like that. my take on august is next. ♪ ♪ ain't no cure for the summertime blues ♪ ♪ make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you start using active trader pro today. >> i've got to run through some of the big name stocks that are moving. staples down big. and dismal sales in europe and australia and cut the outlook and look at the 13% down. that's a big drop. american eagle. that some hitting a new low is making a whole lot less money. store traffic is down and it's off 8%. i've got big news on housing coming up at the top of the hour and here is one of the bright spots of the economy, one of the few places we're spending money. i've got the numbers for you coming up and plus, get ready for the list of states where you do not want to die because of high death taxe

let's stus all this. lisa is a middle east journalist and a fox news middle east analyst.th of you. >> thank you? lisa, let me start with you. as we just said, five drone strikes, as far as we know from the u.s. in yemen in less than two weeks and now yemen this week says they disrupted a major terrorist plot. it's hard for us to know what yemen's relationship is with terrorism. how should we be seeing yemen and whether or not it's a global ally of ours? >> it's a problem, it seems for them as much as for us. the president has said -- come out and said to president obama said it's as much a problem for us in disrupting our tourism and oil industry and seems they're viewing it as a cancer in their society and we have to do what's in our interests. right now this cancer growing in yemen is the biggest terrorism threat to the u.s. to date. we want to connect the dots, whatever narrative the obama administration is putting forward in terms of not being a war, let's connect the dots. we have detainees in gitmo we want to release or transfer. what are we doing? what's worse than

dagen: you call him stu? >> when he's not around.i can think of things to call him. >> sienna's making the breakout, and it's going to catch your attention. i like to see a close above 23 #, but this is what happened over the last four quarters. a year ago, they missed the street by a hundred percent, beat by 19 it #%, and last time, beat by 300%. something of a trend going on there. networks, by the way, this is a networking play, old school, used to be a hot stock, packing networking coming on strong the last three quarters, converse, the u.s. business, rail impressed. u.s. business, the last four quarters, better revenue, margins are expanding, and i think this is one of these stocks that you look to chase, and, ternal, standing up big time to me, 23, up to 27, 28 dollars, not difficult for it to do, so it used to be a hot stock, the business is coming back. dagen: this is what august is always like, is it not? >> pretty sloppy. dagen: unless there's a major market moving event like the debt ceiling fight. >> summer dull drums hav

when it comes to the stat stus of these four guys, these four players, are they still on the team? are they in police custody? where are they? >> all four players were quickly kicked off the team and banned from campus once details started to trickle out. this was before the arrest. since the arrest, all four have been arrested. three of them are still in jail as of at least about an hour ago. one of them, javorian mckenzie, bonded out yesterday. he was bonded out on a $50,000 bond. >> what about the comments? we just heard from the police comments that other people could be charged here. what do you know about that? >> police have been really tight lipped about this and prosecutors as well. that's the best indication that we've gotten from them. essentially they're saying they're not ruling out additional charges. they're hinting. the only other indications we have are in the indictment itself of the four players. it did list other players as potential witnesses. it didn't say suspects. it didn't indicate anything like that. included among those witnesses is the vanderbilt's start

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>>anna: stu, isn't it pretty ironic that president obama met with schneiderman hours before the $40 millionnald trump, one of the president's harshest critics? >> i call it very telling. he meets with the president in syracuse last week. a couple of hours later he files this suit against donald trump. $40 million for misleading potential students for the trump entrepreneurial initiative. he's highly political. let's not lose sight of who jon corzine is. i want to roll a sound bite from joe biden saying what a great guy jon corzine is. >> i literally picked up the phone and called jon corzine and said, jon, what do you think we should do? the reason why we called jon is because we knew he knew about the economy. >> i'm sorry i'm laughing. it's not funny. eric schneiderman, attorney general to new york, has done absolutely nothing about jon corzine because he's a democrat. he only goes after the president's opponents, like donald trump. >>tucker: is there anything scarier than an attorney general or prosecutor with political ambitions willing to hurt people in order to get ahead? >> it is the

tell me you're going to sell me stu stuff. >> but you're making a good point. >> it it seems a little sneaky it has to come out in court filings. there season a statement up front. >> they did issue us a statement. they said we take privacy and security seriously. we have built industry leading security features into gmail. no matter who sends an e-mail, those protections apply. >> the problem is it's not going to change anything. we're going to use gmail. >> i might read the small print more carefully. >> i take your safely seriously. by the way, you have no expectation of any safety. what? >> thanks so much, christine. >>> comings up next, the battle for baby veronica. could there be a solution to the custody case that's drawn national attention? >>> what are these fellows doing? it's called a blob launch. it's our "new day" must see moment. stay tuned. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of

joining stus sunny hostin to talk more about this. this is a complex program.it down, especially how meaty this opinion was. >> 200 page opinion. >> it's a very complex opinion. at the core of it the judge says the program is unconstitutional. where does she see the problem? >> she sees the problem in that there was evidence over this nine-week trial presented to her that out of 4.4 million stops conducted by the nypd, 88% of those didn't result in an arrest and by and large those stops were done to african-american and latino young men. and so she's saying that while stop and frisk isn't necessarily off the table for new york, it has to be done constitutionally and they cross the constitutional line, they cross the 4th amendment and they cross the 14th amendment by using, rather, a system of racial profiling rather than a reasonable suspicion. >> and she -- as you said, she is not ordering that the program completely end, that's why i think people will wonder, why are they fighting back against it? we do know that they say that this program has saved lives, go

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he sees us and goes hey, and grabs all of his stu and gets up and starts to walk. the whole time. ok, we got to ask you -- >> the sun's magnetic field is reversing its polarity in the coming months. >> i haven't heard that. >> and he like lets out a sigh, >> maybe it would have been a better question, why are you sitting on the ground? >> maybe, yeah. >> it makes sense why he's sitting on the floor. >> why? >> primeau and h & m right there. how can i help? can i get you water? would you like a drink? walk into h & m, would you like a ca began? shot up, i just want tr a secon you know what i mean? >> no. [laughter] >> you just want to sit somewhere and they walk up and try to sell you something. >> it makes no sense. you make no sense. >> appreciate your time, man. >> coming up -- >> i have a very impatient norwegian dog. he's stuck in a car and took the driver's position and honking for his master. b ] the first day is when okay, someone who you really are. you don't want to look like you're trying too hard, but you do want to look cool. i heard from my friend's co

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