and the way i conceptualize that class is basically, it's the world according to peter teal. and i don't actually care what he does. the idea is if you have a law school and you can put extraordinary minds in front of people and give them a chance to interact that's a good thing for them and that's why we try to get peter to teach as often as we can. lastly speaking of people at the heart of ongoing technology and information revolution is ted to my immediate right, the vice president, general counsel and secretary of facebook. he earned his b.a. from harvard in 1990, followed bay year in france and then a j.d. from the university of chicago in 1994. ted then clerked for a judge in the fourth circuit and for justice scalia on the supreme court. after his clerkship he was a lawyer at kirkland and ellis, although he moved to aol time warner in 2001 as associate general counsel and then from there, became the general counsel of aol time warner europe, i suppose making use of the french. he joined the bush administration in 2008, first in the white house and then as chief of staf

>> no, we do not have positions in these exchange traded funds at this point. >> tom: eric teal, ourstreet critique guest with first citizens bank. >> tom: one consequence of all the european anxietys, a stronger u.s. dollar. if your summer travel plans take you overseas that means you will get more bang for your buck. take a look. u.s. dollar index measures the dollar gets a basket of currencys has ralied 5% since march, out highest level since the summer of 2010. as we continue this week's look at summer travel, where in the world american, stretching their travel dollar this year, the editor of thompson reuters with us. lauren, is europe on sale with this dollar boom? >> it's cheaper, but it's definitely not on sale. if you're going somewhere like amsterdam, i was there recently, carry -- london is also expensive because of the olympics. >> tom: the polish, the dollar has gained over po land's currency. is that drawing american tourism over there? >> it's not like americans are going there gang busters, but they should, because krakow is a beautiful old world city, and the lati is

that telei teal is looking into. greens. and yellows. noorlings arneutrals are still . but the teals, reds and orange. >> i started off weigh. >> steve de voe is chairman and ceo of the 66 year old company. he does not paint a pretty picture what he and the other paint manufacturers have been through the last couple years. he does point out why kelly moore does pai fair better than most. history, starting in 1946 by bill kelly and william efforts moore it was sym paul making quality payments that professionals would be proud to use. and second understand that those professionals are not only your customers but your partners. what a concept. quality and loyalty. chasing the market down. >> what we stay focused on was number one, what we're known for which is quality. we know who our customers are and we never took our eyes off that we became a real strong partner with them over the couple years that the downturn hurt us. >> kelly moore set up classes, tutorials for small business owners and customers to teach them how to survive tough times and look for bigger markets. i

it pulls in a little bit of a teal. i have the shoes in every color. i feel like i can go dancing now. some people don't like to expose their entire foot. because of a little more security. if you want the natural, that is the most limited. you can even pick up some of the blues, gold and bronze. this is a very forgiving color palette that is going to work well. this is 4 in.. the you cannot feel like you're wearing that much. it is hard to find an issue. the see merged in the '70s, during the craze of the disco. you can play off of a global inspiration as well. this will go with just about everything. you can see here as well the wonderful padding on the soul. you have the strap that goes across the top as well. you can still know that your shoe is going to be secure. these are incredibly pretty and three value pinter seen on this are only good for the hour. we're already getting very limited particularly in the natural. 60 percent of the quantity is already gone. grab it because i've a feeling at the end of the hour, this is a name that we all know.

es f, soloien unmesae teal 909on pra dctv matica e estarticip p vierne de mayo esera anuncl prox disfrudels y brael proximo miercoles 30 de mayo... cortesia de noticias washington. sigan participando, hasta aqui los deportes, bual regreso.. ya tiene fecha el concierto de jennifer lopez y enrique iglesias en washngton... enseguida se la mencionamos.

teale to allocate resources in a would i i wouldn't trust the government at slow plodding pace to keep up with technological innovation. >> you have it trust both, absolutely. my point is that you shouldn't leave it all to private markets and sure as heck all to the government. that would absolutely be a disaster. my point is there are certain public components of it that i think the government may play an important role in some instances and not as far as stealing anybody's money and we don't steal anybody's money to pry for national defense and there are things the government rightfully provides and that he is why we have a tax base. my only point is do we want -- is the answer to lots of bad regulation to throw up your hands and just deregulate everything? i think not. i think the point is that there may be some terrible, terrible instances or bad regulation that you need to fix and deregulation is part of the story. just because you're going to deregulation doesn't mean you shouldn't also invest in certain spots. >> the right way to think about it it seems to me is this. are resear

a "you ottto go and teal froo &paachild, or adult that has & disabiiities, you aint worth & sááá, youo go toojail aad spend te est of your life" liie"police are still lookinn for who ssole the prices ramp. ut one nnighbor has offered -3 to build price a new one. -3 3 3 today... on dayytwo of a special session... the maryland senate is expecteddto vote on package of budgettmeasures. measurrs. the special -3 wasscalled by the goverror to avoid 500 million dollars inn -3 cuts triggered by a doomsday budget.. whhn lawmakers failed to paas a revenue ackage duuing tte 2012 legislative sessson.democrats want to raise incomm taxes on & individuals making more han 100-thousand ddllars aayear... and couples who make more han -3 150-thousandd reeubbicans oppose he tax hikes.but governor o'malley says without theeincreases the state ould peeforced to makee"painffl" -3 cuts. 3 (goveenor) "we could instead choose to simply cut -3 cuu public health, but iidon't -3 believe that would be in the best interests to tte eople of our state." state." 3 ((ppkin) "whaa my bill does is basscally keep spending

teal blue, midnight blue, poppy, black at $39.90 and a great design to wear.ot have many of these to go around. the last couple hundred extra small- 3 x. it is time for our spotlight with lesley ann machado.consider yourself in the know every time you checked out your hsn spotlight and have you checked out clearance tab on hsn www.hsn.com i check that out after check my e-mail every day. lots of low and savings that are too good to pass and make sure you check out the clarins tab every day and take a peek at some rarities by carol brodie. -- clearance. [commercial] [reading] [reading] wanted to give you an idea of what is coming up in my 3 hours.this is the first of the visit with elizabeth arden and we are doing so many things you have not seen before such shipping in this show. this is the pure finish6 c13 powder foundation13 4.6 star customer pick and it defies everything you have ever thought about mineral powder foundation and it has a light spheres that go this very fine powder. $37.50 with free shipping and two flex payments. and from our concierge coll

./ tealing copperr wirr.../ from the.../ ""sring grovee... sttte hospitaa.../ -3 in... 3 as officers... were cclled .../ to... the hhmiltoo building.../ condemned in....19744.. 3& "baltimore ccunty police - received a call from a person peporting suspicious peoplleon the campussof the spring grove state ospital here, they said -3 they were carrying swssand crowbars and were headed tt an abandoned building here, aa condemned building." building." &p3 police found... more than... 130 pounds... of... copper pipe.../ pith... the ssspects .../ áábeforeáá they were 3 pátheáá piie... would bb worth ...about ...400 dollars. &p3 a... 66year old boy... is flown... to the hospital.../ hit... by a car ...in odenton..../ ááitáá & happened... at... blue water drive.../ around... 8... this morning.../.áátheáá 3 pediatrics... withh.. serious iijuriee.../. -3 áánoáá ord ...on -3 his condition.../ áátheeá driver... of the suv .../ remained... at the sccee. 33 3 3 it.../ was... &pa... government progrrm .../ you earned about.../ phones ...given to peeple.../ wh

"you got to go and teal fromm a child, oo adult that has disabiliiies, you aint worth sááá, you needo to jail and spend the rest of your life" life" police are still looking the ramp. but thanks to the generosity of one neighbor... they've offereddto build he family a new one. a new study at stanfordd &puniverstiy shows more america sleepwalkkng.researchers ssy they found more than ight million u-s adultssexxerience sseepwalking.and nearly one out of three americans say they've been caught sllepwalling att east once ... usually as children.one possible faccor could be the aids in adults. a new pill promises that if you poppit... you won't get drunk.researchers at yale &puniversity are working on the drug... called "iomazenil." researchers say it blocks thee effects of alcohol... on the central nervous system.the goal is to preventtthh number of deadly accidents... that are caused by drunk driving.no &pword yet on when it could hit 3he market. police get invvlved after a 4- year-old fails to return overdue librarr books. books. tte books were due back to the freeporr area library in p

. >>> kate middleton scores gold in teal at the olympics gala. live report is coming up here on "weekends with alex witt." ovt but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on the things that matter to you. some aerosols may just mix with them. can febreze really remove it. we asked real people what they thought. [ moderator ] take a deep breath for me. describe the smell. it's very pleasant. fresh. some kind of flower maybe? [ moderator ] remove the blindfold... awww, oh yuck! i didn't smell any of that! [ male announcer ] febreze air effects doesn't mix, it actually removes odors. [ laughs ] wow, that's incredible. [ male announcer ] so you can breathe happy. guaranteed. >>> welcome back to "weekends with alex witt." today the president will honor police officers at the white house and mitt romney will deliver the liberty university commencement speech. meanwhile, both are trying to get back on message following unexpected news. joining me live is mike have a caro ba

. >> no matter how you teal about this particular issue, we always have to protect the rights of the minority. >> but other pastors are not supporting the president on this issue. joining us now, two prominent church leaders in chicago, bishop carlton pearson with new dimensions church, and in washington, bishop harry jackson, a senior pastor at hope church. bishop jackson, let me begin with you, you say you're opposed to gay marriage and you think that president obama may lose support for his decision. what did you tell our congregation today? >> i commended our congregation, especially mothers, it's mother's day, but also mention we're going to have to come to washington and find out exactly what the president means. is he going to use his office as a bully pulpit, his personal announcement really was very public. and we felt that most people don't know where the president stands in terms of what will he do from here on, and so i'm calling for pastors to come, talk, get an audience with the white house, and find out what the gop is up to. >> did you have that dialogue saying that w

hopes the teal is still lurking in the closet. who is it? the answer when "options action" returns. >>> where were options traders pumping up the volume? monster beverage. 12 times the average daily volume. >> time now for the final call, the last word from the options pit. mike, kick it off. >> disney calls. a cheap way to stay long. >> scott? >> all of the stocks near 52-week highs. >> i want to sell short multinationals on the bounce. >> our time expired. thanks for watching. for more, go to our website. see you back here next friday. "money in motion" is up after this.

meal applications, thanks to the district's commitment, elem nating competitive food which was a huge teal. we're looking at that evaluation. we saw positive impact on participation at middle an high schools. implementing grab and go. all of this has been done with existing resources or possibly some grant funding to really start things off. it's been continued with the same staff for the most part and the same money. so i just really want to acknowledge the innovation that has been happening and under constrained resources and really the leadership of ed, he's been a trusted partner to me and my department and to me personally and i rally appreciate working with him, working with his staff and i look forward to working on more positive changes. i know we're already -- we've already got a few in the works, we've secured resources for, that we're starting to plan for and we look forward to coming back and telling you about the pstive changes. thank you all, i know you've been supporting this for a long time. i believe this program is essential and also we have to look at the data in terms o

these teals are very competitive to get. nasdaq fought to get the listing of facebook. they got it and then they were overwhelmed by the volume and had real trouble executing today. a lot of people never even got their confirmation reports. in other words, they thought they bought at $40, they actually bought at $42. a lot of confusion here. >> it comes at the end of another dismal week on wall street. the dow was down 73 point today. its 12th lost in 13 sessions and that's the longest losing streak since 1974. the nasdaq was down, just under 35 points, and the s & p 500 fell more than 9, wrapping up their worst weekly loss of the year. >>> in north carolina tonight, the jurors in the john edwards campaign corruption trial have gone home. they're resume their deliberations on monday. the jury got the case this morning after 17 days of testimony, much of it emotional, focusing on edwards' secret affair with rielle hunter and the anguish of his wife elizabeth. jurors made several requests for specific evidence and deliberated for about five hours before the judge sent the

aleebo thasee pekll tba cagn b fin o oman rey ons eyghe ier wwmnocs aav beus t hacuwhrk epahaey tin teal t reyisotod t unan♪is emila nood t cry re beugck ai tisora isoer fatytt ru r oted l errest a etor is i tmira. gngagn bait, wdor amnpaat prensoi w demois y o pug iisliar h s t some w nependtesi >>neowy le eyacomseet >>hautt thor a e'coyllpe ytthavneve instth. c pdeam ilwills. ey 0, rauot t d shgre sne 96lls. ar s yre ll oesdi w tsay w y t? tep o ea mes cra f ttrove rtar mge e idof ud esitoturin ulveeolerut iun ri ier e leedcafo e agnnelf art heuntof e le't ihe s.ct mtomly ouehit ses wr:htt yo at s ait s iodnewi ur 500. pde bn. wheveec wa the dwi la ata tti ans uenspl twnut htoee em cac. t ca atwrwn llsell pe c t@ckam ank uen ae rnd snd rehewe d idtoftrc, a p. nd pdehehi riss shs ngfa t udanter up threyec mgey tosh uttwrha imanatreeng 's jt es nd bhey ic osssre ivo weethraon b peal t s t cedocl thciulyo te foer u reerto we peokothuy n griolrs a of tetpl >>nehaothea baer h 50 s so p otto d pa inhait a enase ait inoue tspcy d quy ur ow n atuay itotutin t ios teo wholu arhe veng ynd reou i

that they raise money from just real quick i don't know if you caught sixty minutes last night peter teal was on last night his whole thing he's given a lot of money actually to the ron paul campaign he thinks that students should drop out of college if they have good ideas let me show you a little bit what he said. your megaphone is saying don't go to call is that what you really mean i'm saying that people should think hard about why they're going to college for a life plan is to be a professor or to be a doctor or some other career where you need a specific credential you shouldn't probably have to go to college if your plans for something very different you should think you should think really hard about it i did not realize how wrong hope screwed up the education system is we now have one trillion dollars in student in the u.s. trillion dollars more describe it cynically you can say it's paid for a trillion dollars of war about how good education is. so i think there's both sides of the argument that can be made certainly there are mark zuckerberg but as he says they're not five mark

the other thing to remember, what about those green, teal, whatever color that is, all right? those are slave states that stay in the union. missouri, kentucky, maryland, delaware, slave states that stay in the union, okay? everybody has kind of in the back of their heads, all right, the slave states go in the confederacy, the free states go in the union. no, you have those border states. that lincoln has to deal with. his whole presidency he has to deal with more states going into the confederacy. all right. and any position he takes against slavery he has to worry about losing those slave states and potentially more. so this is going to be a constant thing he has to think about. the other thing i want you thinking about, okay, look at these areas for secession and against secession. mississippi, there are pockets in mississippi, particularly in poor areas, particularly along the river systems where they fear they're going to be right along the route of invasion where they are just not so sure about this whole confederate experience. jones county, county to the north is defin

peter teal, he wrote a piece in national review called "the end of the future." one of the arguments in the piece is that there's a major difference between change and progress. and we tend to look at technology as this panacea. it's going to solve all our problems. but that means we're just too focused on technological change, but we're not seeing new inventions. do you think he's right? is there an end of the future? is technology not the big solution here? even your education answer was essentially just technology. that's the solution. >> when i said we were an inventing nation, i'm talking about what we call technology. it's also pure science. so doing pure science and making the money. i don't believe that's over. i think we're doing a good job at that now. you can look almost anywhere and it's exciting. you can see which ones are going to grow. they are everywhere. so we don't have a -- even in this economic climate, we have a lot of people starting new companies. it's exciting. it's really exciting. here's a problem that i never thought we'd have. >> when

. >> reporter: who needs prowess when kate looks ran ttranscende teal.re still 76 days before the athletes try to outshine their royal ambassadors. >> set the record straight, speedos, yes or no. >> coming up -- no, no, no. a popular talk show host killed in her own home. police say she was targeted. why would anybody want a woman who, by all accounts, was very generous? >>> and whitney houston's family reality show. >>> how did ginger zee do? her own adventure. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better for your customers. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pa

mettlls who teal mmtal. hho state pplice say they caught two robberr right in the act. hhllo... i'm.,...jenniferrgi/ gilbertt.../ i'm... jjfffbarndd ááthere''áá.... a... pew product ...onnthe lets you ddink... your beer .../ faster...../&fa crratorr call it an iiproved, smmother way to deliver he a drug and alcohol expert ght, - for young drinkees. pkith daniels is here ow with and why it could be considered hazardous to yoor healthh. keit. keith. jjnniier..... the new easy--fowwbrew is inn to be clear tonightt. t's not about hoo it tastts.... it's pll aboot the low.. thattthe take a walk on any couutry .. and chances are ou wiil find a studenntthat's heard about somethinn callee.. "shotgunning.."(man) "i've partaken it before.. so, i haveeshoogunned efore, yeah...."(man) "a lot oo the younger kids i know, thee like doiig it. i don't ndeesttnd ii,,i'm not a beer drinker &pmyself."........."shotgunning takiig in as mucc lcohol as ooeebeer ccmpaay...... nd - (ááááquick nats up full: miller light commerciiláááá) ..........hasscreated a new product that delivers he goods... but drug

. >> an airline backed out of lifetime teal for some passengers. >> leigh: low clouds and fog moving inland. temperatures in the east bay holding heat in the 60s. we're definitely going cool down tomorrow. a look at the forecast is coming up. >> ama: at least 100,000 people are prosting spain's neck and financial woes, demonstrators con generalled in madrid and other spanish cities to show their anger. more than half of all pan yards under 25 are out of work. >> tonight students and faculty at boston university are mourning the death office students who lost their lives in a van in new zealand. they were enrolled in a program in new zealand and were traveling to see the volcanic crater where the lord of the rings was filmed. the driver appears to have veered off the road and overcreeked. >> alan: cak counties are no longer forcing children to rye pay their parent's debt. the lawsuit accused state officials of holding children responsible for their caregivers debt. "the los angeles times" reports the practice is ending as part of an agreement to settle the lawsuit. any money collected

as an example and answer your question further, my understanding from the teal group, the world's best consu consultancy on aerospace, they tried to reengineer a pratt whitney engine. it is not always that easy. if jeff wouldn't just give the stuff away, maybe it would be harder. >> thank you so much. that was really awesome. what caught me was the idea of refinding that energy of being an inventing nation. it made me think of a country, israel where they have more startups per person than any other country. and i'm curious from a pr perspective, from an advertising perspective, how do you recapture that and that energy of where individuals are encouraged and almost naturally find their way towards inventing an entrepreneurship? >> well, i'll say something that will sound funny to you. i think seattle is already doing it. you know? i've lived here a long time. there are more startups every year it seems like. the venture guys are a little behind. take a little time to get the venture guys going. a lost the good money comes from california. but just look at seattle for a minute. we star

peter teal of paypal was on "60 minutes" because he has an innovative thing if you agree not to go to$100,000 to work on your idea. listen to him. get people's opinion. >> the sub prime lenders people are conned to thinking this credential is the one thing you need to do better in life. they are not better off after going to college. they're worse off because they amassed this debt. >> dana: bob, start with you. you have children. let's start with you, because you have one about to go to college. when your children were born, did you automatticly think of course they're going to college? that was your dream and goal for them? >> bob: yeah, sure. it took it out of my own experience. the reality now is there is more student loan debt than credit card debt in the country combined. the kids are straddled with debts they can't pay. they get liberal arts degree to give them no training to do anything except for blow up balloons for something. nursing is a critical job. my niece went to get her r.n. degrees. she could have gone two years of liberal arts and two years of r.n. you don't need t

>> of those peter teal worries me. when he decides he wants to up his selling, i think that means you don't want to buy the other side. obviously because of the frenzy that we're getting. can i just say that you're all on twitter. here he's the big issue. people are saying you said not to it buy facebook, now you're saying buy. they don't understand that it if you get in on the deal, it's a lower price than you might get it in the after market. isn't that frightening? that's reminiscommend reminisce 19 the 9 9. >> and pinterest now values at infinity times revenue. >> the numbers are pretty stark for what happens if you buy in the arreftermarket. you've lost a lot of money in the social media numbers. >> linkinkedin has done okay. >> and it's the most similar. if they trade at 50, it is still dramatically cheaper on the outgear numbers than linkedin. >> your point is it's more of a linkedin. >> yes. and if they solve -- there's millennial media came out that said there's mobile ads that are going to be great. i think t

as you'll see with the wild teal of an outlandish plan. mr. burr had more in store for history books. one of the stranger than fiction situations. before i bring david up here, i want to acknowledge another wonderful endeavor of his. the law that writing when his involvement in the writing world called his -- so just over a year ago, david founded an online book review site called washington independent review of books. you can find it google it or they publish book reviews and features just every day of the week. it's good stuff. it's worthy of all of our support the volunteer efforts. please make consider making it a regular stop for insight into what's going on with books today. without further adieu. a man who turned his passions for law, history, and books into a hobby for the rest of us. david stewart. [applause] thank you very much for the the generous introduction. there is a table over in that direction for the washington independent review on books if you want to go by and say hello sign up for the weekly e-mail. we'd love to enroll

. >> and major tech teal why they are putting the deal for instagram under the microscope. >> and bing's new search engine engine >>> good morning. facebook's one billion dollar deal to buy instagram is under the microscope this morning. they are investigating it to determine whether there is have antitrust concerns. they are looking at it closely because of the high profile companies involved. they hope to boost ad revenue by buying the app. if the government blocks the deal they must pay a $200 million termination fee to instagram. >> microsoft is making big changes. they are making revisions to bing. new system will work with facebook and twitter to include recommendations from friends and tweets related to search topics. they are hoping it will loosen google's hold on the internet search market. bing has lost $6 billion since the debut in 2009. >> a late change to the design of a needle that will sit atop the one world trade center make lieu the status as the nation's tallest building. 408 foot tall need left lane be enclosed in fiberglass and steel. it will make it nearly impossible

two years later peter teal invested the money in facebook. his shares now worth $1.1 billion. and another of the pay pal founders used his money to start up tesla motors and a private outer space venture tomorrow one of the rockets blasts off for the international airport. >> this becomes part of your being. >> samir founded cast iron systems and he's now looking for new investments. >> you gravitate to being a entrepreneur again or you say i want to help other entrepreneur autos this week the history of silicon valley being played out again. >> we're analytic for ad developer autos there is a new generation hoping to wind tech tycoons willing to give them a start. >> imagination has no bounds he told me he made his money the old fashion wade in computer hardware, he's looking for software and social media entrepreneur autos my approach is that i harness their energy. you know? you learn more than you can teach these people. >> if you follow him around you'll see people coming up to shake his hand and ask his advice he's participated in 56 start ups and will say a few hit pret

there's a lot about today's show makes me teal like i'm a stranger -- makes me feel like i'm a stranger in a strange land. also fab four -- go ahead. >> i wonder if it is about the dog or trying to get one over each other they just want to win. >> that's it. he spent tens of thousands, he can give me the money and i'll provide entertainment, i'll take him to a show here in times square, tens of thousands of dollars, are you serious! and "dancing with the stars" who going home? we have one of our favorite couples sherri shepard and val here live. the break out hit "revenge" >> call us when you get the money and we'll talk. >> by the way, i'm waiting for my california air. where is my california air? >> there's been a complication but we'll take care of it. see you later josh. >>> new this morning, a russian-made soyuz craft blasted off to the international space station. >> liftoff confirmed everything is okay onboard. >> two cosmonauts and one astronaut were onboard when it launched from an airfield in kazakhstan. it will dock later today at the international space station for a 4 1/2 m