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. >> bob: they are already because of the pollute tants that lot of your friends put in there. >> dana question is going to be is your playground ever too safe? that's what we'll talk about next on "the five." ♪ >> greg: is in the "new york times," john thierney suggests playgrounds may be too safe and avoiding risks may keep kids avoiding fear. so they later may be scared of height. so exposure to risk clears phobia and avoiding risks leads to pale neurotic scared of their own shadow. like me. i rarely go outside and if i do it's usually in bubble wrap. everything that is scary is fun. when i was a kid is gone. fireworks, candy cigarettes, the torn playboy hidden around rock. that was my saturday. if you were 18 and hadn't lost part of a finger to a bottle rocket you weren't living. now cowboys and indians is hurtful. spitball is a lethal weapon. and a treehouse is a death trap. is it no wonder more kids see shrinks these days when a slingshot would have done wonders? i agree in pursuit of a risk-free world, kids are indoor pets. electronically tethered never out of reach. when i was

of the united states of america, what a former president of a european condition called the exosh tant privilege of the u.s. dollar, that is what's at stake. i'm not suggesting that it's going to change overnight because the currency evolutions take a lot of time. if you observe the evolution of the sterling at the time when the industrial revolution was over and europe had gone through massive wars that took time but gradually eroded -- >> in 1945 suddenly one day it was over, right, for the sterling and dollar replaced it? >> yeah. >> if that would have happened, would it be the euro or yuan? >> no idea. as i said, those are long-term movements. it does not -- unless lr very, very harsh circumstances of the kind you referred to the second world war, it happens over time. and we need to make sure it does happen over time so there is a level of stability and not the excessive volatility that is not good for markets. >> you spoke in a speech at the council on foreign relations this week about the united states and its economic problems and you point out that the united states is going t

so if we had to pay apash ont tant rent, we'd be out of business. >> reporter: the fire kept told then construction equipment would soon fill the parking lot and the building would be brought p to code, but the toy program wasn't invited to return. he says after a few frustrating months, they approached one of the city's larger land owners. >> they were looking for space to put their toys. when they came to us, we told them we would support it and provide it rent free. >> reporter: this warehouse in the bayview district is one of more than 40 buildings the cad any o academy owns. o'connor says the gift will not only score more toys than before, but there's room for offices and it's right next door to a fire station. >> it will work out really well for us and we're more than excited. >> reporter: now, the academy spokesman told us that they never questioned whether they were going to help the fire department. the academy says it has had a long charitable history with the firefighters, they say right now they have between 10 and 15 students off spring of firefighters who are attending th

with us is monica tante rosmed and koams. >> a dark day for the president. >> not a good day. not a dark day. a lot of work to to. a year and a half to go before the next election. 40% of the estimate luciana were tax cuts. $288 billion in tax cuts. we needed more of that stimulus. this is not a bad issue for liberalism. it is because conservatives and blue dog democrats would not let the government do all it needed to do. >> bill: the government needed to spend more money in your opinion? >> the congressional budget office the stimulus was a success and things would have been a lot worse without it. moody's says the same thing. 2.5 million jobs were created. we did not do enough. >> bill: after 15 years of bloviating on this network and i emphasize that word, perception in politics. the poll show that independents are breaking against president obama 60/40. the perception among the american people is the president is failing and the stats today are deadly. >> when you ney unnamed republican that person does very well against president obama. once you name the republican accor

disclosure after the city of bell, california, had that scandal which employees there were paid absorb tant amounts of money. they have been voted out of their jobs or fired for that case. spokesperson for federal receivership in charge of the prison health care system defends the high pay of prison medical personnel, pointing out those people could be earning more in the private sector and that a lot of those employees couldn't use their vacation time because they were so short staffed at the time. but many of those positions the spokesperson points out have since been filled, meaning they shouldn't be seeing such large payouts again in the future. by the way, if you're wondering where does the governor rank in all this, he's certainly not at the top of the list. governor jerry brown's salary, the governor makes just shy of $174,000. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay.." >> very interesting. thank you very much, bob. >>> it's 5:07. attending state college could get more expensive this coming fall semester. california state university chancellor charles reed

all likelihood would mean some pretty significant cutting, and the cutting would be even more cig tantant than in paul ryan's controversial budget. >> but if you take all that money and suck that money out, what does that do for jobs? >> well, you know, i think if you would phase something like that in over a long period of time, the economy could probably -- i don't think it could kwai jest 18% of gdp, but the economy can digest spending cuts if we do it in a measured way over a period of ten years. and that's what the thinking has been in washington. and i think that's appropriate. we can do that. i'm not arguing that we should pile on the spending cuts in the very near term because the recovery is still obviously very fragile, but we can digest government spending cuts over a longer period of tile. >> now, as we hear about this cut, cap and balance. the balance comes from, they want this balanced budget amendment. so in other words, they're asking to amend the constitution. it's a lengthy, lengthy process, to state that the federal government has a balance, and it's balancing both i

we'a so madame president, i w tant tt say we've all talked about the e august 2nd date. we talked about the fact that our debt ceiling has to be be raised by them and certainly a lot of ambiguity in the financil financial markets right now a lot of them have been watchingty the treasury department and think the treasury department longer.re to but one thing thatin we can all agree to in this body, we dovery have until august 2nd i think everybody would agree somehave people think we have longer. i see the one thing that almostb everyone may agrodee with in ths augu body that we have until august . august 2nd to solve this problem and i hope we will do so. the other thing, madam president, that's becoming part of a sort of i think of montrosy and the understanding for what the country is many of the uynancial markets, the people that actually by the treasury nn are not as concerned about the debt ceiling. ceiling they want it raised, don't get m me wrong and as i mentioned, we'll understand august 2nd iste the date we have until to do tht that.aise but now they are more c

will not do anything to close loop holes for anybody that say to get rid of oil and gas subsidies is tantpromise. he has to come off of that notion. senator ride wil reid will comes notion about entitle ments. this whole thing that 98% of the american people continue to sacrifice while the upper 2% is paying an effective rate of around 18%, effective tax rate. it doesn't matter about 35% if you've got so many loopholes. >> the current equation you're not putting in there, congressman. >> when you're go you've got ory people going to work every day, doing the construction work, people who are receptionists at various. >> and half of the american public is not paying any federal tax. >> they're paying a rate of 26%? i'm sorry? >> half of the american people not paying any taxes. i understand your point of view that you want to tax the wealthy. >> it ought to be fair. >> okay. >.>> the same way we want to do tax reform, let's do tax reform with a commission that will study it, come back with sort of what we call a base realignment and that is something we've done before. we can do it with ta

i've sog successfully led the fight to end wasteful earmark spending, proposed measures to cut redun tant government programs, demanded line-item veto for the president and, yes, pushed -- i see my colleagues from the other side of the aisle -- for a sensible balanced budget amendment to the constitution. but these measures only serve as tools to get washington to clean up its act and that isn't enough. we need to suck up our courage and actually make the tough budgeting decisions. and if we're going to get anywhere, we need to realize that we all have skin in the game and we've got to check ultimatums at the door. especially on issues like social security and taxes. madam president, the challenge facing us is so great, we can't ain order to let partisanship or electioneering get in the way. and both parties are guilty. elogy, we can't seriously address -- for example, we can't seriously address debt reduction without looking at social security. if we do nothing, by 2036 social security benefits will have to be cut by 20%. now, congress will undoubtedly be under enormous pressure to fill

agencies, such as the e.p.a., so that their oversight is weakened and unfortunately becomes nonexist tant. giving away public lands. these mechanisms are used in this legislation to not only undermine, but to dismantle protections that have been part of the legacy of this nation for years upon years and decades upon decades. matters of life and death to the american people, clean air and clean water are left without funding to protect american families. and the legislation before us does not create jobs. if the reason of the deficit -- the reason that this is being done as we hear from the other side is for deficit reduction, that sounds hollow and contrived when one measures public health and the cleanup. it sounds hollow when the taxpayer sees the tax breaks, public resource giveaways and unrelated privileges to industry and big business. it seems hollow when the average american taxpayer suffers both the financial and human cost of this legislation. let me use one example of a rider introduced by my colleague from arizona, a son of arizona, to the grand canyon. this would effectively d