stuart: okay.oth stocks are down. why is that? >> i do not know exactly about that. stuart: mark lanier, the trial lawyer, the guy you hate to love we often say. he is here for the entire hour. are these two companies getting regulatory approval to create this for the marketplace? >> yes. i suspect that they will. the big question is, as all of these companies try to combine themselves to take advantage of that streaming. they have to be able to consolidate. stuart: you will create three make a giants. comcast, time warner, at&t, direct tv, the verizon empire may be another one. the entertainment is coming to you in your home. >> that is a darkly right. if it were down to two, the regulatory authorities may have a problem with it. stuart: i am going to write a way for a second. >> the lack of innovation from apple. look at this. right now, about a hundred dollars away from all-time record highs. this is the highest level. we are waiting on the iphone six. you and i discussed that. maybe august or s

stuart: charles.rst year to graduate, but i also think it is the worst year to not graduate. not having serious skills, whether knowing how to do things in manufacturing that take extra education, you will be lost out there. >> precisely. i agree with you charles. a lot of the young people that are graduating are graduating with a degree that has no relevance in the job market. they are educating themselves or they are graduating with a degree in law or they are becoming a doctor. that is great. a lot of young people are studying things that do not matter. stuart: i know you have no student debt. a lot of your peers to have student debt could do they regret taking on all of the debt? do they think that college for them was a good deal? >> that is a great question. over 70% of young people regretted the amount of student debt they have. the question is when will we start seeing a generation? i agree with you completely. stuart: just turned 20, i believe. smart guy. thank you very much, indeed. tiger wo

stuart: okay.any did he sign. >> we have a limited number, this one right here is limited to 350. stuart: this brown football is limited to 300,000. >> this one, this is the nfl's version that we haven't put a limited number on. stuart: supply and demand = price. you know what i mean? penny trading cards company, good luck with this, okay. two topics for you next. first we ask the question, you responded in droves. which would you rather lose? your wallet or your cellphone? and fitness man tony little, do you realize he sold $1 billion worth of one exercise machine to your reaction from face book and twitter is next. >> you are unbelievable british economic guy, right? maybe you can help me make more from these people. you can give me the techniques. tell me out, would you? we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (husband) that's good to know. trwith secure wifie for your business. it also comes with public wi

stuart, over to you. stuart: good morning, everyone. climate change is real. it is hurting everyone. now, he will start to fix it. the french go the other way. tax cuts and saving cuts. warm up. amazon geared amazon beats walmart. switzerland wants to bite american household names. the list is long. much worse for the environment than the pipeline. yes, we have that story. we bring you the guy that survives naked on a desert island. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: three big names we are watching over you. hedge fund manager david einhorn betting against athena health. he calls it a bubble stock. look at it down. the lockup period is over. the stock is down big. 11%. they are buying burke. check the stock. you know the names involved here. stock. and clanton amongst many others. and it is a long list. president obama anticipating the national climate assessment. that report finds, quoting directly, climate changes having a present-day negative impact on americans's everyday lives and damaging the u.s. economy as extreme weather, flooding, drough

stuart: j.c.rs, about half of all shopping malls, racing to close some of those struggling stores and that is killing paula malls they are located in. more on this one. >> additional anchor stores for the malls. of the next two years j.c. penney will close 33 stores, sears closed more than a hundred. all these major stores closing, turning malls they are located in and many malls have both stores. turning to the smaller retailers in those malls. stuart: once an anchor store leaves. >> and a lot of retailers are saying if everything is going on line why should use and that money overhead for the sport? are starting to see the malls become interactive. into the golf courses and stuff like that just to get traffic in the mall. stuart: that won't stop the retreat as online shopping moves up. thank you. we call zoo lily the amazon phenomenon with a lock of period ending tomorrow. insiders will be allowed to share it shares if they want to. nicole: stock is down 3% today. a couple things we should consi

stuart: what?llionaires by the handful. stuart: this is a true story. i traveled around the world when i was a young man. i spent six months in india. india is a tough place. things did not work very well. after six months, i got on a plane and flew straight to hong kong. what a difference. this is the mid- 1970s. everything worked like clockwork. people were busy on the streets. it was raw, naked capitalism right there. the society was up and moving with vigor and life. that was capitalism. you feel it. you feel it. stuart: nicole, what do you have? get me out of this. nicole: i wanted to take a look at facebook. it is up 3%. it is unveiling a new feature. many of them have doubled last year. they have been a little more tepid this year. however, facebook looking good here. stuart: thank you very much, nicole. we are trying to get together with the ceo of ford motor company's. we have some technical issues at the moment. we are trying to work them out. we will get there momentarily. check the bed

stuart: really? >> yes. stuart: if i do this, it stops. >> that is right. stuart: how much?9.299. stuart: how about this one? >> $299. it has gps. stuart: what are you doing to counter go pros target? we just ran your video. >> that is right. from surfing to mountain biking. we have these incredible consumers that use our product and make compelling video. it will help to build that demand. stuart: right. from now until two years from now, how much money do you expect? >> we have a path of over $100 million. stuart: from now until 2016. you think you will take in $100 million selling these cameras? >> that is right. it is a $2 billion market. we have demand that is far out stripping power supply right now. stuart: i have this thing on the side of my head. i click it forward. i am now recording. did you say bluetooth enabled? what does that mean? >> i can use my iphone. stuart: i have an iphone. you cannot give it to me. >> it is a fantastic product. stuart: we are interested because we want to see somebody go up against low pro. they are getting free publicity. >> thank you

stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. we have the judge. a presidential poverty have it. we shall do more. kind of an odd calculation. fallout from foreign policy or flat out. where is the growth? order online in the morning. get it in the afternoon. google and amazon try it out in los angeles. 47,000,004 hamptons beach house. all of this on cinco de mayo. we will debate that. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: attorney general eric holder working closely with financial regulators to bring criminal charges against large financial institutions. there is no such thing as too big to jail. all rise, judge andrew napolitano is here. what is the legality of it? >> right. what the political clamor is for is to see bankers and orange jumpsuits dressed the way that we are perp walked into a courthouse. the banks did something wrong. the banks caused the mess in 2008. why aren't they punished? why is it that big banks can pay these huge fines to the federal government and then not get anybody indicted. >> that is a political perception.

stuart: really?obama. >> he gets to the point better than any republican politician working right now. stuart: what does he have to say? >> he was electrifying. i am working on a book project right now. what is funny about that? so many people talk about freedom and democracy. he says how many times was democracy mentioned? not once. his issue of the american dream is very specific. fifty-three points higher for the dow industrials. now this. samsung. announcing it will release a virtual reality headset. clayton still here. a headset. like a helmet. you wear it. you see the stock going up. i have seen these things before, but they never solved the seasickness problem. >> are you shocked? suddenly, samsung has a watch. it is a shock. samsung loves to make a subpar version of a product so they can run out there and say first. we got there first. said billions of dollars to acquire this thing. probably the leader in virtual requirement technology now. in their new development, they have solved what they

stuart: obamacare?ut the first two years, he was able to get some things accomplished in the first two years of his term and i wasn't prepared to defend those things. stuart: and anti business attitude or approach, you don't think that has an impact on the overall economy? >> i hear the words anti business from conservatives. i don't know what they're talking about. what specifically obama has done? stuart: obamacare. how about that? >> how is that anti business? stuart: massive regulations and the entire financial sector. the with those three? >> most americans believe in the aftermath of the global financial crisis that some additional regulation of the financial sector was required. stuart: regulation? this kind of regulation? please be specific. >> we can talk about different things. dodd-frank overall was a plus. not as good as it would have been if they had gotten their first choice through but overall the was a plus. i don't know what all this regulation be like talking about is. it seems to exis

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stuart: who cares.rest of your corporate history, you die. >> can i tell you one more thing, back in 2012 when the owner sold to starbucks, guess how much he sold for? stuart: 100 million. >> yes. bingo. stuart: i wonder how much it is worth now. a solar deal. it is supposed to be the first of a kind. nicole: when you think of groupon, you may be thinking of a local restaurant or beauty salon. maybe you are not thinking about a solar system. panels and the like for your home. you have groupon and soliciting working together to do exact the this. you can basically set yourself up with this solar service with no additional cost. it is basically ground breaking. forget about two cans of soup for one. a whole new thing. basically making your house ready for the next generation. it is a big deal. it moves us into the way of the future. stuart: let's put up the big board, can we please. it is the first unofficial week of summer. trading is extremely slow. very little movement. way into the trading session and

stuart: okay. am not finding it much. [laughter] stuart: charles, apple is above $600 a share. i should have some apple stocks. charles: i had it in my retirement account for a while. i told some subscribers today to buy some. i feel like maybe now the company is moving out of that steve jobs shadow, if you will. i know you and i have a bit of a difference on that. instead of borrowing money, being shaken down by an investor to pay out dividends is dumb. this is a real serious battle. this internet of things is going to be like 19 trillion. $300 billion industry for the players in it. in 2003, there were 500 million devices connected to the internet. by 2020, there will be 50 billion devices. it is a huge powerful thing. i am glad to see apple getting aggressive. i want to see them use that money for acquisitions. do not be shaken now. use the money the right way. stuart: priceline up big this morning. nicole: take a look here. it is up almost 5% at the moment. this is the most expensive stock in t

stuart: yes. >> he wears under armour. stuart: does he? >> yeah. stuart: go. >> i think so.re a little bit high, but this is a growth name. maybe lurching into that value space. direct to consumer business is huge, they also, though, are opening outlets, i like that. they're going into brazil. great execution. just beat the street by 50%, and stock got hit. i think it's oversold here, maybe more volatile than a normal new york stock exchange stock. i think you can get at least back to $60. stuart: at least back to 60? >> yeah. stuart: on videotape on may the 12th. >> and spieth is going to be in the top three sooner or later. stuart: he's the guy. >> he's amazing. although that guy yesterday, the german, that putt at 17 was absolutely -- the german! [laughter] you know why he said he couldn't stay at number one? the pressure in germany to be great and perfect. stuart: oh. >> i wish we had that pressure in america. stuart: all right. the judge is here, got to get to him. revelations from tim geithner's book. the financial times says geithner supported a fed-backed loan to hel

stuart: okay. find this absolutely appalling the idea you should not have honors night because it leaves some people out who are not going to be honored. tracy: i have two middle school kids on the honor roll. they worked their butts off and do sports and dance and do everything and make good grades and i asked my daughter last night and she, quote, said to you to say that is so stupid. why should you be included with the people who don't care and don't study? is unfair. she says it is something to strive for. and you know what? lunch with the principle, they are embarrassed by it all but still want to be there. they still want to be there. stuart: i don't know whether it was one or two or three people objected to wanders night at this place but this is typical of america. one person objects and everybody else has to change to conform to them. tracy: what they said was they wanted to celebrate the collective academics of all of us. is not collective the some kids don't play video games and then kid

stuart: the l.a.imes says people lifesaving up for health care so they got less to spend in stores. that is another negative indicator for the economy in the future. >> it sure is but i don't think the l.a. times is very insightful. i used to write for them. i was on board of contributing member, they are fun people and live in sunshine but they don't understand this stuff. what you find, it is not that they are saving, worried about the future. obamacare is the very serious problem. you are going to see all sorts of problems exploding out of obamacare, you will lose your doctor, your hospital, all these things, concierge service comes through and then you get the irs. the monica crowley section you have here was just brilliant. if you look at irs people, they want to please their bosses and what better way to please barack obama than to go after his enemies or his opponents. in the white house with nixon, it goes to the white house. believe me it does because they wanted to. stuart: we have got to pr

stuart: really? >> that is my show tonight. stuart: this is unusual.ertarian. not happy with all government all the time present-day administration. >> i step aside and i look at the data in spite of these jerks. we prosper or so have so far. they could kill us off still. [laughter] stuart: good stuff, john beard that is original premise. >> an original idea i came up with. conscientious corporate entrepreneurial civil disobedience. these companies like air b&b. they are probably just breaking the law. getting so many customers. by the time the sleepy regulators will pick on them, they have enough to say you probably do not want to do this. stuart: i am kind of joking here. that revolutionized so many industries. open up so many opportunities for individual liberty and entrepreneurship. you are absolutely right on that. >> the permission less economy. we had to ask governments permission to create e-mail or facebook probably would not have been. stuart: great show, john. i am proud. john stossel, everyone. the show is tonight 9:00 o'clock eastern. the

stuart: keep going to.using the 3d printing pan which is essentially a device that melts plastic and you can draw things and it comes out in 3d. he is drawing a little square right now. >> making a little cube quickly. stuart: how much the proposed to charge? >> runs for $99, we have 25 strands and a 10-1 ratio. stuart: for $100. and off i go. >> 5,000 inches of doodling. stuart: 3d do bling. >> you can get one right now. >> my company. stuart: you own it 100%. >> i own half of it and peter dillard who is a partner. stuart: how many have you sold? >> 55,000 units. stuart: you have sold 55,000 units to date at a cost of $100 each, gross revenue in the neighborhood of? have a million dollars. what is your margin? [laughter] >> a decent margin. stuart: when you walked away with a quarter million dollars clean out of the deal so far? >> sure. stuart: more than that? >> possibly. if stuart: for sure you have. >> it is a huge cube. stuart: cuba's all over the world. >> we have a great community producing thousand

stuart: wait a minute. you had to wait 60 days to get the form to get permission to ask for some of it back. 60 days, then how long did it take before you could submit your application to get the money back and get some of it back? >> then it took our lawyers some time to draw up the paperwork they needed, then they sent a response saying no, you are not getting the money back. then they offered us 20% of the money back or it was going to go to court. we decided to keep fighting it and went to court. two justice attorneys became involved, picked up the case pro bono. we fought the irs. stuart: back to the lawyers in a moment. why did you make regular catch deposits at the bank? >> there are a few reasons. one is our insurance policy will not allow us, if we were to get robbed going to the bank it would only cover $10,000 so we always took less than $10,000 to the bank. that was the main reason. stuart: the main reason was security. get the money out of supermarkets because he didn't want to get robbed. how

stuart: i got you.u now want the government to get right in the middle of people's electronic lives but i must move onto another subject. >> that is not what i want but they might have to. stuart: a new gallup study says college graduates with no dad, seven times more likely to be happy than those with death. i kind of things that is obvious but if you have one of these college grads with a lot of debt around his or her neck on your couch what would you say? >> life is a labyrinth and 20 years down the labyrinth toward the center of your life this that isn't going to look like a noose around your neck, work hard, appreciate the education you got, it was meant to be, you are a consumer, you chose to buy this and look forward, don't look behind, it is painful now but when i was in that school stating that most nights nobody said to me are you perfectly happy right now? are you sure you are ok? the answer would be i am sweating every day to get this work done. it is a lot of money but down the road, it wil

stuart: is sure will.t tv deal would give them with sports fans. >> for its -- sports hand fans pay to watch the game so at&t in august is going to have something called the fcc network where you can get those great college games, really positive for them. direct tv has very expensive sports programming including the sunday ticket package. they have all these people will pay for them. when you start widely streaming for free, sports games, probably see people completely cut the cord. stuart: back to you, charles says netflix, buy it now. >> he is right a lot of the time. i don't love it. the model is pretty decent but also under attack increasingly. i wouldn't be a buyer. if i was it would be pretty short-term. long-term investment and not for me. stuart: charles says it will go to 450. we shall see. that is it for the real halftime report. we appreciate you being here. jon stewart love to make fun of republicans but what you might not know is he also goes after democrats on location. what he said about ha

archaeologist george stuart. stuart: this is a color facsimile of the dresden codex -- actual size, real colors. it's made on, like the others, on bark paper sized with lime plaster, on which the images were painted with fine hair brushes and pigment in about, oh, five or six different colors. keach: many of these books were discovered by the sixteenth century spanish. they were said to be filled with genealogies, prophesies and religious beliefs. but to the spanish conquerors, they were blasphemous. in 1562, bishop diego de landa ordered them destroyed. "we found a large number of books in these characters, "and as they contained nothing "in which there were not to be seen "superstition and lies of the devil, "we burned them all, "which caused them much affliction." ironically, a book by bishop landa himself proved crucial to the understanding of maya writing. stuart: and in it is everything that he observed in yucatan

stuart: well, it did not quite work out that way. the senator from oklahoma wants answers. why did they repeatedly make these warnings about tens of thousands of job losses? fox news contributor monica crowley is here. >> scare tactics. remember during the lyndon johnson years with the president was repeatedly lying to the american people about vietnam. the credibility gap. this president has repeatedly lied to the american people. when he makes a statement, and i choose -- stuart: he cannot say that the president lied when he forecast the job losses because of the sector.

stuart varney joins us on that bill: this is terrifying to watch with a hot-air balloon and people inside bursting in flames in midair >> screaming, please dear god, sweet jesus we're going to die, please help us, please help us it was the most horrific thing i ever witnessessed so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that?

there is stuart sitting already waiting for her.hen he strikes up a conversation with her. >> what's your name? >> may name is sydney. >> what are you here for? >> i hit this girl's car today. >> egging her on to make her feel bad. >> that happened to me one time. cost me like $200. >> seems like the nicest girl too. >> she's sweet. being very polite and this awkward situation. >> that's cool you're honest. i appreciate honest people. >> yeah. >> he hands her an envelope that has $200 of cash inside and reveals it was his car she hit. >> i hit your car? >> yeah. >> who was calling? >> i was just filming you. i pranked you. >> i hate you. but i love you. >> that's the best reaction. i hate you but i love you. >> i think they're going to fall in love. >> i do too. great love story. >> random thing. do the right thing it works. it comes back to you. >> you hit the right person's car today. >> i really did. >>> the music video about making mistakes. >> the class seemed to love it. did your teacher seem to love it? next "right this minut

college avenue is shut down right now between stuart and russell streets.o far there is no word of injuries. you can see some of the damage in these live pictures though. alex savidge just arrived there. he is getting all the information. alex will bring us a live report at 5:30. >> quite a few things effecting traffic. >>> it's 5:22. a possible case of road rage in san jose turned deadly. what police say happened just before a young man opened fire on a complete stranger. >> plus a call to action. the 2 investigate reports that may trigger a major change at the oakland animal shelter. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy >>> the huge fire at a san francisco apartment complex it started by accident. the san francisco fire department says the mission bay fire may have been started by sparks from workers who were welding or grinding. that report says one worker saw sparks falling on bear plywood. however extensive damage to the building made it impossible to determine exactly how the fire started. it caused $40 million damage to that six-story building project. >

thank you, stuart. see you later. bill: part of our fox news medical a-team, stuart varney.t 11:00 a.m., stuart. >>> buckle up for this one, what was found around airline seats that might have you reaching for hand sanitizer next time you fly. you have one, martha. martha: exactly. plus the head of the va has an appointment this morning to meet with the president at the white house. that will happen about 32 minutes from now. we're going to bring you live coverage of what goes on there and new questions over what the white house knew about this whole scandal and when they really started to know it. >> so, no, this is not a new issue to the president. that is why he has been focused on it since he has been president. he has been focused on improving service and care for our veterans. distinctions they've earned in life there's a higher standard of home care. brightstar care. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home care you can trust, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. your loved one deserves care that's nothing less than ex

stuart varney, host of "varney & company" on fox business network and stuart, good morning >> good morntha: great news >> let me answer the question directly, will other states see kind of increases in store for virginia the answer is yes they will and let me explain this "wall street journal" will look at what insurancers post for premiums next year in 2015 there is average of 8.5% premium increase from anthem i should say, they serve 110 individuals in that one state virginia, average increase, 8 1/2%, why are they going up? why are costs rising? number un, because less healthy people are signing up, costs more to cover them, therefore we all have to pay a bit more, second, taxes are going up this year, there's a big new tax on all insurers and all plans, takes effect this year, got to be paid for, the coverage mandated by obama care people is more expensive, much broader, that too has to be paid for so to answer your question directly, other states, because they feel the same pressures, will also be going up next year, in terms of the premium costs martha, that is the premium and tha

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host: joining us now is stuart lor from the brookings institution. he is the author of a recent essay called "the big scoop here: welcome. chirico -- scoop "the big scoop." welcome. this is the ultimate securitynational story. when it came up i was fascinated with it from the start. when brookings asked me to write this essay i thought it was a great opportunity. i have to admit it was a little humbling. this is the most common. , most difficult, most technical stuff i ever tried to understand. i would like to think i am pretty good at understanding stuff like that. the technology is mind-boggling. the law is incredibly complicated. there's still a lot i don't understand but i hope i understand enough to have written a general introduction for the general reader. you: one of the things talked about was this was introduced to us in mass by edward snowden. guest: edward snowden is what the story has been about or his revelations are what the story has been about. it had is hard to believe it has been almost a year since his leaks started. it has rocked

stuart, thanks for joining us. first of all, i want to ask you -- how is it different starting a company today than starting flickr a decade ago? >> the company started in 2002 so you had the dot com crash, 9/11, worldcom, enron, s&p went down 79%. it was impossible to raise money. we were working on a game. flickr was a last-ditch effort to build something of a technology that we could finish quicker. in one sentence, we were lucky. but it was entirely different. >> is it too easy to raise money today? >> no, i think there are a lot of companies that are not raising money at all. company's like stuart's, just take a step back for a second. amongst our enterprise portfolio, we have done probably 20 or 30 deals for 200 million dollars on the ground, conservatively, it is worth probably $200 billion. companies we have ever seen in the enterprise, when he walked in the door, we were just like, what is going on here? these growth characteristics were like a consumer company. it was like i had seen at facebook but it wa

stuart varney. now, is this all bs to you, white privilege? >> no, it's not bs, historically. is accurate. white privilege existed in the past. i don't think you right historical wrongs by guiling the present. this white privilege idea is divisive. teach a class in that and you are dividing that class. you are dividing america. >> these radical students and that's who is driving -- now, i don't know whether -- i i didn't believe the kennedy school is going to do this. he bad publicity for them to do it. the original intent of the course was to check white privilege which means to attack it? >> that con dessends. >> i will get to you, reverend, let varney go ahead. >> i think that con dessends to the people in the audience to. people in the class. it takes no account of individual activity, individual response. >> i got it all right, reverend, you say? >> and i understand it what they were attempting to do and what students have been calling for is in particularly a place like the kennedy school, which teaches and deals with people who are going to be setting public policy is t

stuart varney host of varney and company on the fox business network. you are an optimist, but even the pest mists weren't predicting this number. >> reporter: the economy is shrinking at the annual rate of 1% and not even the pessimists thought it would be this bad. there is an inclination to blame the weather but you can't blame the weather. you have to look further than that. lack of jobs, lack of income coming into the economy and the threat of obamacare coming down the pipe which is terrible five years after the recovery was supposed to start. bill: it was 1.1% by was bad enough. now they revised it and said it is minus 1.1%. it means you are not going to get 3% growth for the entire calendar year. for four years in a row we had a hope we would get to 3% growth. four years in a row those hopes have been dashed and the chances of this year, 2014 getting to 3% are slim and none. bill: wasn't the fed saying we'll get to 3% to 4 per by the even of this year? >> maybe there will be a quarter but you average out the full year you have got 3%. bill: i don

. >>> family of an oakland stuart is filing a lawsuit after he was attacked by a security guard. sursurveillance video shows the guard hitting francisco martinez who has care balance palsy and then throwing him to the floor. the guard has since been fired and has been charged with felony corporal injury to a child. students passed a petition to get mitchell rehired. they say he was provoked after the teenager spit in his face. >> he was brought out of his character. >> he was not supposed to snap. i was brutalized and thrown on the floor with his knee on on my neck. >> the adult has the higher responsibility and obligation to act maturely and exercise restraint. >> martinez told us he had to return to the hospital last night for headaches and some back pain. >>> a father in richmond was arrested on suspicion he attacked a special needs child on a bus. police say he went after an 11-year-old boy yesterday who may have been picking on his 9-year-old son. both are special needs kids at wilson elementary. the bus driver intervened. the 11-year-old had been scratched, but did not need

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stuart varney. now, is this all bs to you, white privilege? >> no, it's not bs, historically.s accurate. white privilege existed in the past. i don't think you right historical wrongs by guiling the present. this white privilege idea is divisive. teach a class in that and you are dividing that class. you are dividing america. >> these radical students and that's who is driving -- now, i don't know whether -- i i didn't believe the kennedy school is going to do this. he bad publicity for them to do it. the original intent of the course was to check white privilege which means to attack it? >> that con dessends. >> i will get to you, reverend, let varney go ahead. >> i think that con dessends to the people in the audience to. people in the class. it takes no account of individual activity, individual response. >> i got it all right, reverend, you say? >> and i understand it what they were attempting to do and what students have been calling for is in particularly a place like the kennedy school, which teaches and deals with people who are going to be setting public policy is to

ambassador stuart holliday joining us, a former u.s. ambassador at the united nations.u here today. my first question is, do we trust. the pulling away, russians, from the ukrainian border. >> we have verified a large number of these troops have pulled back but the important thing to recognize is they can redeploy at any minute. they're demonstrated they can move quickly into ukraine if they made the decision to do to so. what is more troubling are these russian fighters, check chens and others, coming in that aren't part of the russian army but infiltrating ukraine and causing mayhem. >> they tacks the political onus of the russians to reply fighters. what is the long-term gain i heard you talk about? >> well, for mr. putin, he accomplished some of this objectives. he has the crimea. he has created a sort of muddied situation in eastern ukraine, and what he is going to do is use energy pressure and leverage of the summer to try to rebuild the political base, create some economic hardships so that people will turn back to russia and the ukraine. also turning east toward

. >>> family of an oakland stuart is filing a lawsuit after he was attacked by a security guard.ursurveillance video shows the guard hitting francisco martinez who has care balance palsy and then throwing him to the floor. the guard has since been fired and has been charged with felony corporal injury to a child. students passed a petition to get mitchell rehired. they say he was provoked after the teenager spit in his face. >> he was brought out of his character. >> he was not supposed to snap. i was brutalized and thrown on the floor with his knee on on my neck. >> the adult has the higher responsibility and obligation to act maturely and exercise restraint. >> martinez told us he had to return to the hospital last night for headaches and some back pain. >>> a father in richmond was arrested on suspicion he attacked a special needs child on a bus. police say he went after an 11-year-old boy yesterday who may have been picking on his 9-year-old son. both are special needs kids at wilson elementary. the bus driver intervened. the 11-year-old had been scratched, but did not need a

that wants to speak on randell a street step forward >> good evening, commissioners i'm nicholas stuart. thank you i want to take the opportunity to testify. i'm the vice president of the glen park association on randell street still both of the parks they're on the same street a few hundred photo from each other if you don't obtain i'll talk about them at the same time. i'd like to discuss the ridiculously inadequate public outreach public outreach is what i do for a living when i look at the way they did is they're trying to minimize the amount of attraction with the community. those those particular boxes i don't remember the notice. in order to get into a box walk you've actually got to file an objection you have to so there's a hurdle right away. we went to the without objection balk the box walk took place in the early afternoon on a week day in september or october. and only two of the immediately effected neighbors were able to attend other were not able to so straight away people were excluded. the notice has it says there's going to be an opportunity to discuss the engineering

stuart, what went wrong here and what does it tell us about the big picture? >> let me try to run through the sequence of events here and what massachusetts is trying to do. they have a state-run health exchange. it's failed. it's not working. they're abandoning it. they're going to a private enterprise system, literally buying software off the shelf from the private sector to run their health exchange in the meantime. by november the 15th they want to revamp the original state-run system and turn it over to the federal-run system. okay. that is obamacare.gov by november 15th when enrollment for 2015 starts. follow the trail here. state-run to private enterprise, to federal run. clearly massachusetts is not abandoning its belief that bureaucracy, government bureaucracy, can and will run its health exchanges. not abandoned that. they're not going to private enterprise. they're staying with government-run health exchanges. i don't think that works. martha: if they got to the private option and it worked, you know if that were to work i'm not sure why they would

by sondheim minute tickets to disrupt the port this didn't come because he's stepping down after stuart thompson all this. it looks too chicken to the country's west of townsville. what's the standard was found. i stood him on tape. i dunno boutique based in the week the teacher was in charge. i said oh. after the break lack of medical facilities copping out by it. the one start with the kiddos on video that will amaze audiences in mumbai. off day the social infrastructure in the region is making life miserable for the people begin to focus on the best affected being the awesome not have access to basic and death. i do that. these medical facilities and youtube of this. being the peak of the extreme frequent academics it's still a student has indeed he does in the region. ranking among the lowest in. quality of life. the pp has been severely affected due to a lack of basic social the twenty twenty five s on his sentence. two hundred and twenty tokens in an area spanning over twenty seven thousand square miles i eye the eye. in the town the answer is that the conditions are holding it is

originated development taking the medium and moving to the west side of the street to the park merced stuart site as shown here there this will solve the access to transit problem by taking the university out of the medium and moving to the west side of the street tests an unmet metro mediate and you're adding two location with the state highway this was a good start and park merced has committed to building the sector of the m there's a recognition at the present time, there maybe something bigger and better a quarter level change that requires sort of more of consensus and a larger group of people to contribute funding for the development all the time giving us them something to build on park merced to a larger project. so with that context there were really two main objectives that we were to do come up with options that will take the m to the west side of the street as well as jonestown and do so with separate lanes under the street. with the planning effort we set up a planning goal to have a better reliability and improving the transit and conceiving cycling and walking conditions we d

. >>> family of an oakland stuart is filing a lawsuit after he was attacked by a security guard. sursurveillance video shows the guard hitting francisco martinez who has care balance palsy and then throwing him to the floor. the guard has since been fired and has been charged with felony corporal injury to a child. students passed a petition to get mitchell rehired. they say he was provoked after the teenager spit in his face. >> he was brought out of his character. >> he was not supposed to snap. i was brutalized and thrown on the floor with his knee on on my neck. >> the adult has the higher responsibility and obligation to act maturely and exercise restraint. >> martinez told us he had to return to the hospital last night for headaches and some back pain. >>> a father in richmond was arrested on suspicion he attacked a special needs child on a bus. police say he went after an 11-year-old boy yesterday who may have been picking on his 9-year-old son. both are special needs kids at wilson elementary. the bus driver intervened. the 11-year-old had been scratched, but did not need