at suttons and robertsons are loans are designed to be short-term loans.terest rate. we're very regular layed by the state. david: there is a cap, the state put as cap of what 5%? >> less than that. it is 4%. depending on the item and client we range from 2 1/2 to 4%. we encourage your clients as soon as they can to come back and redeem their item. liz: do people come in sometimes with fake? >> oh, yes. we have a very, very, strong authentication process. we have you know, experts on staff. we have certified appraiser. we have gemmule gift. we have fine arts -- gemologist. we go through every step to authenticate the item. david: al hirschfeld was one of my favorite car cartoonists. that is why you need authenticators. it is easier with jewelry but when it comes to drawing that could be a fake. >> very much so. we have to do due diligence for our clients. you mention the al hirschfeld. we have a fabulous collection in the store. part will go to the red cross to help victims from five typhoon haiyan. liz: anyone wants to take a bow where are you located. da

it's like willie sutton. remember willie sutton? >> why do you rob banks? it's where the money is.o you sell girl scout cookies in front of a marijuana shop? that's where the money is. she's absolutely right. it's a vicious cycle. >> it's pre frerefreshing to se agree with two women in one night. sonnie, are you going to agree with this as well? >> no. i'm against it. i'm like, why are you putting little girls around cookies so they can grow up and be fat and then you can os ttrasize them i society all over again? in actuality, the funniest part for me is where the mother goes, it also adds a little bit of a cool factor. i get to be the cool parent. but she prefaces this to say, i can have a conversation with my daughter about drugs. this woman has lost her mind. she is one that needs to go to a california parenting class and understand that what she's doing makes no sense whatsoever. >> andy, any down sides here? >> i tell you what pisses me off about this. why are the people who come out of the marijuana dispensery, they can get their cookies right away? usually when you order th

. >> reporter: melissa sutton said even though the state insists the water is safe she and her family are not convinced and continue to drink and cook with bottled water. >> it just seems like every three or four days another story comes out. and that is when you sort of just don't know where you stand sometimes with it. sometimes you feel really good about the water and good about moving on. and then you know three days later you may sort of question yourself again. >> reporter: her concerns heightened this past week after five charleston area schools, including her children's, temporarily closed because the water smelled like licorice, a smell associated with mchm. >> i am afraid to give my own kids a bath at home because of the water. >> you have the conversation that not only changes schools but maybe changes zip codes. >> reporter: state officials say ultimately only one test at a school found evidence of a chemical and on retesting the sample was clean. earlier this week officials tried to calm fears. >> you can drink it, bathe in it, and use it how you like. >> reporter: consum

me can you fill up the window for them until the fifteenth the deputy prime minister mark and john sutton type representing cause extensive businessmen during the meaning of the eurasian economic union the tops of the eurasian economic union discuss trade and currency policies not to monopolies in transport as well as cooperation in the field of energy industry and agriculture but the main topic of the talks was technical regulations in the region economic union are among the experts are preparing a draft treaty establishing the european economic community. meanwhile the negotiations on the way but it is clear that cause extends business will expand the sales market. upon entering the community the next round of talks on pc will be held in austin on less than a month anyone who says they will just say it's not as good a view to london with a draft agreement consist of two parts the institutional and functional. we have many problems with the functional component our experts worked on these projects during two years. consider the main issues related to agriculture industrial policy and tec

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tension the broncos state's residents towards deputy station kenny and i agreed to mounting back to sutton says and while the bills. simply react to the lethal bullets killing nine people said bob in ca and triggering even more anger. but i like the tot of taking us don't really get the point is that not one to help me. that's what i'm going to do because they don't have lots and says mommy any problem facing the routing and see headed elections on the seventh of may. iran insists its limits and fifty thousand a crash the mining industry is paralyzed by strikes and questions being asked at the presidency in his twenty million dollar tuesdays built in taxpayers' expense to the delight of the team before the explosions that the protests the orbit for them to try and stop the distance. this is why i think it's going to be the most stupidest a deduction on the good deals the contestant but still a full on completion of a copy of montana which brought democracy to south africa the country's main opposition party the democratic alliance is seen by many is too whiny and receives an agent then whe

robert sutton is a professor of management science and engineering at stanford. he cofounded the institute of design and the stanford technology ventures program. he is also co-author of the new book "scaling up excellence: getting to more without settling for less." great to see you. >> great to see you, j.j. >> i hear this all the time. i mean i went through it. you're a start-up. you're sitting next to each other. you don't have to have conferences because you're right next to each other. >> right, right. >> and suddenly you hire all these employees and you need systems in place. >> it's a tragedy but it's inevitable. >> it's inevitable. so let's talk about how you get there. you talk about spreading the right mind-set. >> yeah, so, -- so a lot of times when entrepreneurs start a company they're focused on just growth, growth, growth. but one of the things that we saw across our studies is the ones that scale well, is they slow down to spread sort of inject people with the right way of thinking. not just running up the numbers as fast as possible. a good examp

with sutton arena if you ain't estonia and slovenia and manager roy hodgson's form a side switzerland. in particular for the fans this time that the travelling will be a lot easier than it has been sometimes in the past for a nice places to go to as well so we're looking forward to it and i think that we've got to be satisfied that it's agree with what we've been sated number one and we have to take responsibility and try and make sure we can get out of it. all meanwhile in germany thomas munis scored a charge as buy in munich went nineteen points clear and forty seven games unbeaten with a four nil triumph at home i have a real up opened with a bullet header in the twenty fifth minute bastin schweinsteiger seemed set up to ya go i'll come to make it two no knock me out money and your kitchen teed up mueller for his second iteration strike and headed home to wrap up the four nil romp the sixty first goal pep guardiola side have scored this season and with favorable results wire could retain their title with just three more victories. was second place by a labor cruising last for the g

remember willy sutton? >> pool player. >> bank robber. why did he rob banks? that's where the money is. >> she is exactly right. i don't see anything wrong. i put weed in the girl scout cookies. it is a vicious cycle. >> it is refreshing to see you agree with two women in one night. are you going to agree with this as well? >> no. i am against it. why are you putting little girls around cookies so they can grow up to be fat and can ons trough size them in society all over again. in actuality the funniest part for me was where the mother goes it also adds a little bit of a cool factor. i get to be the cool parent. she prefixes this to say i can have a conversation with my daughter about drugs where i get to be the cool -- this woman has lost her mind. she is one that needs to go to a california parenting class and understand what she is doing makes no sense what so ever. >> any down sides here? >> i tell you what pisses me off about this. why is it these people who come out of the marijuana dispense recan get their cookies right away? usually you order them and

gerald sutton is the officer here in washington, d.c.he agency enforces the animal welfare act, meant to protect animals in transport. >> it's up to $10,000 per animal per violation. >> reporter: he believes it can be prevented. >> i worked for a third-party vendor that was hired by one of the major airlines to handle their kennel department. >> reporter: but this handler says the government needs to be more aggressive. we disguised his face and appearance because he wants to protect his career. he was hired by united airlines to provide animal control. how many times did you see an investigator show up unnounsed? >> i would say once maybe. >> reporter: and he said he saw plenty of -- >> you would see somebody drop a carrie carrier, leave it in hot temperatures. >> reporter: would those be violations? >> we have to look into it. >> reporter: thousands of pets are shipped safely every year, but are they reporting every time something goes wrong? tonight at 11:00, more. and you'll hear from another handler who believes more needs to be don

think anything that's come out of bridgegate so far has changed my opinion of him one iota said cam suttona retired insurance executive who was one of a handful of rich iowans who flew to new jersey on a private jet in june 2011 to recruit christie to run for president then. their trip was widely interpreted by national political watchers as gop discontent in the first in the nation voting state with mitt romney and, of course, the rest of the presidential contenders at that time. but knowing now what has transpired? i probably wouldn't make the trip today. i think i'm disappointed in some of the things he's come out as. he's not really a conservative. just last night, governor chris christie was still trying to sell the idea that he is the republican who can pass his agenda in a democratic state, even while democrats are investigating his administration over the george washington bridge scandal. >> you are still in the midst of at the very least a big distraction. >> right. >> at the very most, something that may be more serious. are you able to have the kind of dialogue that you need to

make, their debuts on the round table, mike needham, ceo of heritage action for and sara sutton. andree, yeah get us started here. still a lot of concern about security, as great as the games have been so far. >> a lot of concern about security, not so much sochi but the area. officials in washington are concerned. they're on pins and needles. when you talk to them, they are sort of crossing their fingers that russia has it under control. for all the talk about cooperation, this is a very tense situation, very close to the terror bases in the caucusus and a lot would like to punish putin who has put so much of his personal stock in these olympics. >> putin, his leadership and this poor relationship between united states and russia. what is that impact on the games and the u.s.? >> i don't think this is going to hurt us at all, but our relationship means we're not getting the kind of security information we would like out of the russians. but when you see the political controversy here and all the corruption stories in the past, i'm more and more of the view we ought to put the ol

this is unethical and beat the system that limits johnny sutton walk tomorrow. so this is a country that has a real possibility of coming out of the crisis but doesn't say what the words of couples from politicians that spark people and its. canned frosting he say that it is highly unlikely that the twenty eight year old police officer there rested yesterday will be charged in connection to the teaching of the page family in the alps despite matching the fish and amanda is seeming at the scene of crime in september two thousand and twelve. and the sea to say there is no clear link between the man arrested in the shootings. the rest is the first and fronts the connection to a case that has some investigations on the sides of the chao storms forecast reports after a day of questioning in police custody and such isn't it time to enjoy authorities say there is still no obvious link between the fourth straight year old man they've detained on the quadruple murder. as in we'll go see we would all like it says this case worker is on the grounds of the current time the

three story on our site right now is actually a video interview and video article i did with robert sutton rule. how to deal with difficult personalities in the work place which we encountered in our careers. number two is the story on gas prices by matthew rocco. aaa warning that gas prices are set to rise this spring. the national average could go as high as 3.57 a gallon. not good news for is. number one an hitting hard is the story about the job report from dunn staun pyle. 113,000 jobs added in january and likely to send investors scrambling whether the fed will continue its plan to scale back its easy money stimulus policies. >> i love him, but we have to talk about the jerk story because everyone, people know, people unfortunately across them at the office sometimes. again i will say, i have not here at fox business but if you did -- >> me either. tracy: what do you do? >> he says there is distinction between certified jerks and temporary jerks. certified jerks there is not much hope for because he says these are people who have this bad temperment and ingrained in their personaliti

we are so honored to have seattle sutton with us to give us some perspective on this.. >> we are the only ones doing what we are doing. fresh salad, fresh vegetables, fully cooked meals. we do all of the work for them. it is what people should be eating for the rest of their lives. it is not a fad diet. jeff: take a look at the stock. hardly because of folks competing with these online diet acts. they get a free app and it works just fine. >> weight watchers is a pretty good support program. they can be on weight watchers and still use our meals. we count the calories. it works really great. we have a lot of people that do that. jeff: we have your daughter and some of your grandchildren as well. the stock of weight watchers has really been beaten down. maybe there is more room there for growth. this stuff is pretty healthy. i like you do not have to cook it your self. >> we use no food dyes or artificial sweeteners. cheryl: she knows her stuff. thank you very much. time for your west coast minute. lake tahoe received billions of water and just a couple hours. there wer

of course, in the lead lately, joining us is camilla sutton, the chief current strategist at scofa bank. also with us, rich costinas from citigroup. camilla, a week ago we were all sitting here freaking out about currencies from argentina, from turkey, things seem to have calmed a little. is the worst over for these emerging market currencies? >> it's always hard to pinpoint the worst is over. but i think what 2014 has told us so far is we've reintroduced tail risk. i think that's a big theme for 2014 and we're going to have periods of rolling risk that continue to spike up. when we look at what fed policy did after the crisis, which is really to take away that tail risk, as we move away from unconventional policy, we're seeing that tail risk re-enter. i think tail risk has reentered. it's part of all the fx stories. >> you know, we talk about volatility being back for the stock market. we're seeing it in currencies, too. very unusual to see these kind of 1.5% to 2% swings in currencies day-to-day. what's driving that? who is actually selling? >> well, i think from our side it's still l

these retailers look at their own comps and say you got to go where the money is to quote willie sutton >> and the eyeballs, exactly. >> and actually in fairness, if you are already on amazon, to go to ralph lauren is going to be a step up. it's not like you are taking ralph lauren customers and pushing them to an amazon website, is it? they don't have to go through the portal. it doesn't necessarily damage the brand if you are on amazon, it will take you to ralph lauren. >> that's -- somebody might make an argument that it dilutes exclusivity, who knows, i'm not in retail. >> amazon starts saying, oh, look, everybody's buying ralph lauren, let's do a ralph lauren knockoff and put it in the buy box. it could happen. i did want to note juniper networks which after the close i believe it was yesterday announced a series of steps that contributed to a rise in jnpr stock price this morning not that significant a rise, but nonetheless a rise. j juniper calls its integrated operating plan and returning a minimum of $3 billion of capital to holders in the next three years, more than $2 billion