the deal. we have to get growth going. you saw the.com boom of the '90s, we've got to have lower tax policy to get people investing again. >> brenda: it's a very different time with the clinton years we were in the middle of an internet bubble at the time. and was the recovery as tepid as now, is it time it hike people's taxes? to take more money out of their pockets? >> it's not, brenda and actually bill clinton said that, we should wait until economic conditions improve. he didn't say we ought to do it right away. he said when recovery is afoot and have the growth of the late 90's, we ought to have taxes of the late 90's, not that controversial point. i want to go back to something gary said. a philosophical coughings conversation about government. they're not talking reducing they want to spend on different things. if that's the paradigm. we have to raise more revenue. >> brenda: gary, go ahead. >> he's right. but here is the problem, everyone wants to and i hate to use this cliche, but they want to kick this can down th

gets the contact. but that's because he's saying, i'm not going to give up the ball. ent night getting to the foul line. and i was 11 for 12 on the line. so, i'm confident there. >> mike: wade, who had a high of 25 in that first round series against the knicks. dwyane wade took the floor today, became the 18th series he's played in the postseason, for the miami heat. you look at his numbers through the years. and in round one. wade passed alonzo morning for the most series played by a miami player. team record 93rd playoff game. heat by four, five to go. game one here in miami. game two is tuesday. we head to the heartland for game three and four thursday and sunday. hill knocks it down. one-point game. >> hubie: that's his shot. he's a high percentage three-point shooter. and he will stop on a dime and take it. go back to when he was playing in san antonio. that's his area behind the three-ball line. >> mike: and the overtime game in the orlando series, he took the big shot. james. and six on hibbert. he is gone. >> hubie: he had to go for it. he had to make the move.

campaigns decided that they were going to do something different the super pacs and others are going to have a different view of how to win this thing. so in the end it is going to get down to the things that karl and i talked about. i mean, i know we talked about the bigger issues. but it's going to get down to what's that ground game, what are the states, how does romney on immigration, on some other issues -- it could get down to niche issues, like how does he close that gap with hispanics because if he doesn't it really forces him to start getting into a situation where there's only a few states. ohio, virginia, florida. >> i agree the hispanic vote is important. >> just a number, karl. you carried in 2004 44% of the hispanic vote. what was john mccain in -- >> 31%. >> 31%. can mitt romney win with 31% of the hispanic vote? >> oh, sure. because romney had two problems. he had 5 million fewer republicans -- >> mccain did. >> mccain, excuse me. he had 5 million fewer republicans turn out to vote and he also had 3 million fewer veterans. that was one of the interesting things to me. lowest number of veterans to vote in a modern presidential election, percentage tur

going to. ignore the budget constraints where is he going to get the money i'm not giving them are you going to give him the money i don't think russia is going to give him the money i don't think america is going to give him the money no he is not facing reality yet and reality is going to slap him in the face sometime in the next couple of years what's wrong about other people's money this is other people's money is what business is all about because if it's if you're playing with your money it's obvious it's not business other people what is great as long as you can get other people's money my point is a very the other people run out of money you're going to run out of other people's money and then what are you going to do unless you have some money hidden away in your pocket somewhere you're going to have a real problem this is the whole point about the drug they think that if the if they return to draw money this is there's got to be their money they're going to print it right there are protests but that's what the greeks have done for two hundred years you know the drug war comes and goes

unique design class .. >> the more that they can be passionate about what they're doing, the deeper they're going to getnto it, the better results they're going to get in terms of their education. >> martin founded industrial design out reach, in 2003. it inspires innovation and invention among low-income and underserved teenagers. this class uses high-tech tools that martin has purchased through donations and grants. >> they're actually making something, they're using their hands and their mind in a creative way. >> students like the 17 year-old quincy collins says the class for his interest in a design career. >> i had the ability to create what i want to create instead of being told to pick a flower. >> about two dozen design students from san francisco state get credits to mentor and teach the daily high-school class at third ed marshall. the assistant director says the young artists are encouraged to make mistakes. >> the faster that you make mistakes the faster you learn and the more you learn. >> just look at their projects. >> despite solar power lighting device. >> the class is showing students

to get them, you're going to get them illegally on the black market. this is an entirely different situation than if you're a middle class person going to your doctor getting a prescription for something and you happen to get addicted to it. even if that's how, you would have to go to the black market to get the stuff to keep from you going into withdrawal because you can't get if legally or medicinally anymore. what about demographic? what's happening in this period? who is using drugs? what kind of -- who is using opiates? what kind of opiates are they using? so, in other words, as the addiction is on the downturn because doctors are prescribing less, what happens to the covert of people who in the 19th century became addicted that way? >> they're dying out. >> yeah, they're dying out. so the medical addicts are largely dying out and they're not being replaced by new medical addicts at anywhere near the same rate because of the changes in medical practice. what happens to the people who are smoking opium? [ inaudible ] well, some of them are

you can go to the college in the navy. you want to get if the sooms teams and go to college after that? do that. our whole plan was to be in the seal teams thorough 20s. when the cutoff hit we were going cross over to the dark side and leave. our whole thing is you've got learn to follow in the teams and get the school sniper communicator as a listen man. when you're an office and the commute cairlt is like, i can't get such because of sun spots. that's crap. because you know everything. somebody else is like okay cool. it's not. if you're going to go into the teams, it's a commitment that , i mean, i was the same way. if you watch the stuff on tv. you see the discovery channel stuff, the posters. they do a great job of making what we do for a living look cool and sexy. it's not cool like that at all. it's a job, it's a man's world. when you step into the that, be ready. they're not going to take pity on you. 18 years old you're a grown man. i was ready to go at 18. there's not going to be any kind of young and immature. guess, what you c

the river. we'll get a break. i'm still going to keep the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in tonight because the front is right on top of us. live look outside. this is our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 65 downtown. winds north, northeast at 10. any time we get that easterly component, temperatures are on the cool side. 64 in arlington. the further south and west you go, the warmer it gets. you get past manassas and temperatures are in the 70s. all right, here's the deal. warm yes, but unsettled. some thunderstorms, some could be heavy. warm tomorrow with more showers and thunderstorms. and even warmer on friday with yet another round of showers and storms. we talked about that was the give and take. we get warm air, but have to deal with showers. some could be heavy west of town. low temperatures 58 to about 64. winds southeast at 10. tomorrow morning, returning partly cloudy, just a slight chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm. temperatures in the 50s and 60s and by afternoon, warm but more showe

worth of advances in the web and applications in technology that's going to allow them to do some really interesting things. they've got the advantage of money. they're not going to get to the billion dollars they sort of leaked to abc last april that they're going to get. i don't even think -- ultimately this is where joe and i have a modest disagreement. that they're going to get to 750. $750 million, which is what they got last time. but i think they will get close to $700 million. and they do have the advantage of getting out there early and putting it away. the neutral thing is the presidential job approval, which is today 47 in this morning's gallup. and we had 49 at this point. i think job approval matters but it is not the dispositive thing. elections are not simply one number. they're a very complex equation. and the thing that i would look at if i were the obama people is that the other number that matters, do the american people see you as a strong leader. they're in very weak condition on. and do the american people see you as having accomplished some big things that are popular. and there he's in real trouble. the stimulus is seen as a profound failure.

the gun at his head. he stated, let it go, or i will shoot. heckert let the get go. the officers took him into custody and saw fire arm that was formally in his hand was now under his body. when they lifted him up, they saw even more disturbing, a three-month old baby was on the bed to feet from where the two men had just been engaged in a violent struggle. manning told him that they were there for a provision search, and were still undeterred from his mission. hector stated that he had the gun for his own protection. he continued to search your the bed and found another weapon. a semi-automatic loaded pistol just a few feet from the scene of the bike. in this situation, i believe the courage and fortitude the sergeant manning displayed here not only save his life, the lead of his partners, and the life of the three-month old child on the bed, and for that he is being awarded the bronze medal of valor. [applause] >> sergeant orkes will read the citation. >> good evening. please allow me to introduce three members of the san francisco police department that i am proud

the rest of the country is getting a hit of heat and a storm is going to florida. ginger is in jacksonville for us tonight. >> it's the three h's on this unofficial start to summer. hazy, hot and humid holiday. it could be the hottest race day on record. the winner had his own way of cooling off. >> it's like 95 degrees today. it's really hot. >> it's a lot hotter. it feels like 100 degrees. >> it was easy to feel like a burger on the gridl. >> making it. playing in the water. >> the sizzling temperatures are a threat to those with nowhere to go. >> it's really hot. it's dangerous for a person to be in the heat. >> those who think the beach is a sure thing have to watch for the rip current, some from beryl still lurking off the east coast. it's expected to hit the florida georgia coast tonight. >> i'm encouraging all area residents to stay inside and off the streets as the storm hits. >> not all the heat is coming from the sun. wildfires are burning the earth all across the country. in michigan flames have claimed more than 21,000 acres. the true meaning of memorial

and then the focus is going to turn on the united states as we get closer to that. >> we have the ismnd the market is going to focus on where the macro noise has negative impact on the underlying economics and if you have a good friday i think the market -- not a big celebration but the market is going to be pleased with that. >> we'll take what we can get. >> gary, what do you think is going on here? who do we look to for direction, do you think? >> i think today was one of those holiday weekend come in, trying to do bargain hunting expectations for the number is baked in. i don't think there's going to be a surprise either way on the upside or downside. as you watch what happened with the euro, when it was making the interday lows, the correlation with what happens with the u.s. and equity markets, that's going to be the playbook for the rest of the summer. >> what do you make of the activity with facebook? i was pointing out the coincidence or not, this is the first time that they could have some sort of a connection today with the fact that options listed. however, what i think re

with the bases loaded this was troubled from the get go. it locked up the win.no. 1000 and it gives them more momentum through the middle of may. a sensational night to be at the ballpark. that is where britt mchenry is right now. >> the nationals before the game hoping to catch some of the momentum atom has picked up this season. he is hitting 339 and it just tallied his 1000 career hits last night. earlier i caught up with him and asked with the key to his success has been. >> i feel great in the box. when i talk about ways to go -- it was a few weeks ago. there were some things i was trying to iron out. i am getting there now and feeling great. it is nice to get things going around us. last that was incredible. >> as far as the other heavy hitters, mark should be back in a week and michael morse is expected to come off the dl in early june. britt mchenry, abc 7 sports. >> great night to be at the ballpark. let's go to kansas city. at an jones hit a game winning home run. here he goes again. the orioles beat the royals. they will be here in washington tomorrow

she made direct threats but she knew 12 people who would very mean, that she grew up in the get-go region that would --12 people but would bury me. two days later she filed a complaint against me for making threats based on legitimate public comments. the inspector miranda visited me with another officer without prior announcement. they got into my building, not on my door, and i unexpectedly had to deal with this issue, and i thought that was inappropriate. i asked the inspector what was going to happen, and he said we will complete the investigation, and you can get the information. i waited six weeks. the inspector refused to give me the e-mail address for the legal division. i then got a hold of someone who gave me the e-mail address. i sent it. i did not get a response, not even asking for an extension of time. finally, after waiting weeks, i've put in request with the department of records asking them to look into this. they said there were no documents. good earlier this week i got an e-mail from the legal division saying there are additional documents, but they are part of an ongo

the best. and you have to go out and get a lot of them. you're going to be in the woods quite a while, and as for the reeds for the mats and cordage to tie it all together, that's self-explanatory, and the women would have to go in the marshes for them. by canoe. canoes weren't toys for older boys. both sexes had to use canoes. they were the family station wagons and u-haul trucks. both sexes had to know how to use them, and using one wasn't something you always had to do with other people because things were so heavy. dugout, log dugout canoes were used all through virginia, up in the mountains, too. and it took at least four people to move a good sized one if it was one that was something like 50 people long, you wanted at least eight people paddling. i have done a small canoe with only two, and it was murder. absolutely murder. also the waterways which became the highways for indians, would remain the highways for the invaders from the old world who were all accustomed to using boats as well. and that obtained until a lot of the country

the school district. did we may never get the answers as to why was supposed to go through what i went through a bus i know that i am here today and there remained unbroken. >>> unbroken and working to get his life back on track. >>> those dreams of playing in the nfl might be realized yet. >>> if it's an unbelievable case of animal cruelty in stockton police say a pair of adult staff and and maybe firework to a small dog and then detonated it the dollar underwent emergency surgery last night's the explosion left him with a large wound he is doing better than anyone expected very sweet and loving. even when he first arrived he was still pretty level. and there is a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest as for rockets he would put up for adoption when cesar covered. >>> it's good for bonds but too much calcium may actually be bad for your heart a new study from switzerland found the calcium supplements can increase the risk of heart attack by as much as 30%. but food that is naturally rich in calcium is not the problem. researchers speculate that is because the minerals enter the blood were gra

going to work hard. as many good things they have was the instant gratification payoff. i think if you go in respectfully expecting better and not expecting the bad, you're going to get a betterrmance out of them from the get-go. >> that's a great point. not only for teens but everyone. i always say expect the best from someone and they will work up to it. >> regardless of generations, the golden rule has always been the same. when their goals match the company's goals, people stay. they are trying to build a commune so the john can be fun and make money at the same time. >> the whole idea of putting it online, the scheduling system, forget about it being for teen eighthers, that's just smart, right? >> yes. there was a mcdonal's in sweden or something, i heard did that and it changed that mcdonald's. people could go and take responsibility for showing up. >> i know that you read your e-mail at 2:00 last night. i know you know you were supposed to come in here. >> that's the good news and bad news. we can track everything. >> they have their star card. i imagine there are fun things you could do through social media as well. >> i think one of the things that's underused no ma

the least we can do. if you want to get help, this mission, go to the web and get it or call my office, there are things you can do to make it more effective than other things. >> let me ask you a few quick ones. if europe has a cold are we going to get the flu in the american economy? >> i don't think so. i think if europe has a cold, a mild recession, it's not going to sink the american economy. we are -- there's a direct and indirect effect. we sell 3% of our gdp to europe. that in and of itself wouldn't do it. if they have a much worse, it will affect america. a strong america can help europe do well. i'm hoping america keeps strengthening. if europe gets far worse and we have geopolitical things out there. those things can detail an american recovery. but the stronger we are the less chance that can happen. >> as a company, you'll always be working with the federal government but your real focus is now on cities, not

you just come in, you park near the grand stand entrance, you come through, you go to the apron, you get in line and there's two or three or four tours going at a time and right now i think we have 8 out of the 11 preakness horses here. we have other horses running tomorrow and saturday on the undercard, quality stakes horses so it's a fun time. >> and you were telling me a few minutes ago about a special event that's going on today? >> there's a volleyball tournament that starts tomorrow at rash field and then finishes here on the infield anded to rogers the reigning olympic champions for the number one team in the world they'll be out here milling around meeting some people and doing the old media tour and i'm sure you'll be talking -- he's like 6, 10 so you can't miss him. >> look at these horses. they're absolutely beautiful. everybody making their way to the track. >> that's optimizer. 37th preakness starter. he's on the left and he ed all right. and that's going to do it for us out here at pimlico. back to you in the studio. >>> if you bought a pair of sketchers shapeups and you th

governor and his promises this year. >> lower the marginal rate and get rid of some of the deductions and special rates that big companies get. we are goingthe rates down, particularly for small businesses. >> as we continue our record card, a closer look raises some questions. he claims he created 10,000 jobs. other times, like today, he said that number was as many as 100,000. >> we invested in over 100,000 different businesses and those businesses have now added over 100,000 jobs. >> now, the massachusetts record also is a mixed message, unemployment fell during his term. the state gained about 50,000 jobs. massachusetts ranked 47th among the 50 states in job growth those years. >> i came into a state that was in real trouble, huge budget gap, losing jobs every month. we turned it around, three out of four years, unemployment below the national average. we ended up with 4.7. i am proud of what we were able to do in a tough situation. >> as for his promises, it is a mix of lower taxes, less regulation and trust me. >> my plans get the economy going again. i spent my life in the private sector. i know what it takes to create jobs and to

that humidity is going to be on the high side as we go through the rest of today. let's get a check of traffic with lauren. good morning. we do have some patchy fog where we -- where we saw some of those thunderstorms. but mainly things looking good around here, right? >>reporter: right. nice and clear here in baltimore. using the jfx to get into the city, no concerns, a high of 60 miles per hour right now along the southbound laips at cold spring lane. everything up to speed traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel and the harder tunnel. if you are using the northeast corridor of 95, this is what it looks like north of route 43, a four-minute ride over toward the beltway. no problems to report in this vicinity. once you do get on to 695, here's what it looks like, hartford road, everything up to speed. it will be a nice easy ride making the drive up towards 83. and the west side of the beltway, that stretch also going to be clear from 795 down towards 95 that. is a look at your abc 2 news time saver traffic. over to you. >>> another traffic issue to keep in mind this weeke

you see situations in a lot of places where you have to go to the dmv office to get the paper work. e a car to go the distance to get to the dmv office. these kind of laws, we don't know how big an impact they will have. we know that about 11% of people who are eligible to vote in the country don't have a driver's license. we expect it will make it harder for a lot of people to vote. it isn't needed to protect the integrity of our elections. >> the most polls show the democrats what he had the president by somewhere around ten points. if this election gets closer, how many votes will this take way from you, this new law? >> if it takes one vote away, it's wrong. voting is a right. the argument is you need a photo i.d. to get on an airplane. their privileges. we have a right. people born in the united states have a right. we are taking that right away. that is wrong. if we miss one vote, two votes, that's wrong. we're trying to get people to come out and vote and increase the voting and we have this ridiculous law that will decrease it and put a poll tax on people that want to vote. >

the strength to get the bucket to go and one. take another look. beautiful body control. strength, wade had he 1 points and 10 boards. then james driving past george. gets the bucket to go. lebron had 28. the heat beat the pacers, 105-93 and they advance to the eastern conference finals. >>> big event coming up with hannah storm, she sits down with four of the nba's top players to discuss their lives on and off the court. kobe bryant, carammelo anthony, dwight howard and kevin durant it's nba face to face with hannah storm, tonight at 8:00 on espn2. >>> now to a showdown that was a complete mismatch. check out this massive 18-foot great white shark in a very close encounter with fishermen just 20 yards off of australia's most popular beach. >> that's unbelievable. the fin sticking out of his mouth is actually a smaller shark. a ready-made lunch. wow. >>> coming up next -- some incredible images in your friday pulse, including some unwelcomed visitors at a backyard barbecue. >>> and how about this, a brawl at the ballet between two little dancers. we charge everything else

south carolina is the first out in december of 1860. then you're going to get mississippi is going to be next. and kind of that heart moving down from south carolina, the deep south where you get georgia, florida, alabama, louisiana, and then in february you're going to get texas. so what you'll have -- let me jump to this map maybe. maybe not. what you'll end up seeing with the deep south -- now it's going. picture the map. south carolina on down to texas, those are going to be the first seven states of the confederacy. remember, because those states when they go, they go in direct response to lincoln's election, okay? they see lincoln and what they argue is that the country is falling apart and the only way to preserve the principles of the founders is to cut away the basically decaying part of the country, all right? cut away that gangrenous limb to save the life of the country. they're going to organize into the confederate states of america and the first capitol is going to be montgomery, alabama. i don't know why it's not going. there we go. here. look at

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it's going to be a serious bots on the ground campaign. this is where labor is going to geton. they're not all high on barrett either. there's going to be a lift here. james hoffa told me in las vegas earlier this week when i spoke to the teamsters, he said, he's not the best candidate, but i said, it's the best thing you've got going. i said, do you want walker, he said, no, i can't want walker. >> let me give you a chance to do a battle cry. what happens if walker wins? what's it say about america? >> i'll use walker's comments. he says that this is going to empower a lot of radical governors and all the other republicans around the country that you can overreach in government. that this is really what the people want and this is really where we have to take the country. look, they are using this and viewing this as a template to the next level of how they want to run the -- >> is the u.s. chamber behind it? >> no question. the chamber's behind it, they'll be throwing millions in there, they already have. and the more money walker spends, the more he goes downs in the poll

the cold air is starting this morning. you're going to love the weekend when it gets going. we're all getting up in the 70s today.untry's getting into the 80s and 90s. albuquerque, about 89 degrees. el paso, about 93. phoenix at 97. new orleans, you're 91. the steam heat down in the gulf for this period. >> all that weather was brought to you by walmart. or as we used to say in the '70s, toot, toot, hey, beep, beep. >>> coming up on "gma," it's the unbelievable man versus angry gator video. we showed it to you thursday. now, the man who barely escaped with his life is speaking out right here this morning. >>> and russell brand's true confessions. breaking his silence about his split from katy perry. >>> and check this out. josh and sam's wild ride on one of the world's most extreme rollercoasters. they're going 55 miles per hour upside-down. encompases a lot of newness. doing project with different stores is a really cool idea. we want to bring a little piece of the boutique experience to target. a real taste of luxury. it's pretty special for us to imagine this little nook of polka dog will be in target stores a

and you see situations in a lot of places where you have to go to the dmv office to get the paperworkly have to have a car to go the distance to get to the dmv office. these kind of laws we don't know how big an impact they will have. but we do know that about 11% of people who are eligible to vote in the country don't have a driver's license. so we can certainly expect it will make it harder if nothing else, for a lot of people to vote. and it isn't needed to protect the integrity of our elections. >> let me go to congressman brady on the political impact statement in pennsylvania. most poll shows democrats ahead with the president in pennsylvania by somewhere around ten points right now. how many -- if this election gets closer, how many votes is this going to take away from you, this new law? >> if it takes one vote awalker it's wrong. you know, voting is a right. and the argument is that you need a photo i.d. to get on an airplane. to cash a check. they are privileges. we have a right. people born in the united states, american citizens have a right. we are taking that right away.

it's good intel and bruce makes sure it works its way up the chain, gets to the operators who are going to need it. it's not spectacular. it's not war winning intel. it's good solid tactical intelligence. so, you know, ernest gets at least a "b," "b" plus for this. then the push to paris happens. rambouillet fills up with everybody, french armor division, charles de gaulle, a large group of famous and not so famous journalists who ernest pushes around. he kind of appoints himself head pressman there and actually slaps some of them around when they complain about how -- why does he get the good rooms and the best food and wine and he kind of pushes them around and gives them -- one is andy rooney, by the way. [ laughter ] >> bunch of senior intelligence officers show up and then it's off to paris. ernest is in the van with bruce of this french armored division. of course, they've got to stop for a couple of firefights. ernest never drove through a firefight they didn't like. then get into paris and it's pandemonium. ernest's wish has sort of come true. this picture doesn't capture th cha

the magic says enough of you. we're going to entertain trade requests. we'll see what's up. we'll get before you're gone. he wanted the coach fireded. they fired the general manager. this guy wants out of orlando too. >>> the 49ers have four quarterbacks on their roster. jim harbaugh, of course, going to start alex smith. and the newcomer, josh johnson, and scott -- they're pushing each other to make the roster. johnson played collegiately for jim harbaugh at san diego many moons ago. so a lot of interest in the 49ers. espn said i think they're the favorite in the nfc >>> and tim tebow, this guy is probably the most talked about player in the nfl. and he's going to be on special teams, which means he'll be on the punt coverage, on the kickoff coverage, but you know he wants to be the quarterback, and the jets let them throw the ball around at practice today, they keep saying that mark sanchez is the starter, that's certainly going to happen, but away, it's the first -- the first sign of trouble, you figure tebow will get a shot. >>> and we talk about this all the time. it's nice to se

by the way, before you get on the highways, why don't you go to our website wusa9.com. you'll be able to check live traffic cameras up and down the east coast. you also will be able to get the latest information on gasoline prices. whether you're going to the beach or just going to the beltway. of course you can get the weather forecast. downroad our free app -- download your free app for your an dyed or -- android or iphone device. >>> we've had our fair say of storms this week. lots of rain. hopefully we won't have rain for the holiday weekend. howard has been studying his maps all day. let's get the important information from him now. howard? >> jc, we're starting to dry out. that's the good news. had some clouds and even some drizzle this morning. there's consume of showers trying to fire on the lower part of the eastern shore. got some showers ahead of a front. this front is going to have a tough time making it toward us till maybe tuesday or wednesday of next week. out ahead of it we have warmth building over the next couple of days. so temperatures which have been

for the construction training. >> what you do is get a 2 by 6 sitting on the saw horses. we will cut 10 feet. everybody going to get one and you measure up 6 inches. you sure you got 8 feet. >> as a carpenter you have to let them know what's expected and they need to know the stuff to get going on the trades. >> the main thing they need to know is how to carry the stuff on the job and the hussle. >> you can't work with the gloves. >> my part is a small part. my part is the best part. the part that really teaches them how to go out and fish rather than go to the fish market. my job is how to teach them to fish when the fish market is closed. >> this requires i thinking. when you go on the job site they will pay you 20-15, dollars an hour you have to think and figure stuff out and get the jobs done in a record time. >> one of the things we try to teach with the construction trades is your attitude going to work. how employers look on new workers and it's about profitability and productivity. it's not how much swings it takes to drive, you know, ita about do you have the right attitude? can you show up on time?

get a ticket. that seems to be the problem. you're getting tickets. if you go a couple streets over, it may be two-hour parking, the it is very hard to get. you have to go two streets over to get four-hour parking. but it is a hike. >> ok. i am holding, and we're working hard on this. i am hoping that there is some technological solution to this. because, as you know, we're changing out all these meters into meters that can not only use your credit card, but you can pay with your cell phone. you would register in and literally almost tapped it or some mid end in a so that the meter tells her cell phone when your time is up, so you get a buzz. we are getting there. there are experience -- experiments going on as we speak. hopefully that technology convenience will prevent people from getting ticketed inappropriately when they're trying to do the right thing and have that notice and cannot run back out. but they will get the notice like five minutes before the thing happens. we're going for that. because we believe that that better technology with the areas we ha

the way, i see billboards in statements for people to get food stamps and unemployment. there's advertising for that. i'd like to advertise how many jobs are out there and this is the website to go and get one. >> neil: all right, guys, i wish we could talk more about this. but talk about not getting a bang for your taxpayer buck. toyota driving past general motors and driving the forbes gang crazy over that 50 billion dollar gm bailout. that's coming up. now, forget about the white house plan trimming regulations. so many say they're hacking them, not a little bit, but a lot with a machete. have this dude do it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceleration, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ before your next big trip outdoors, visit johndeere.com/greentag for huge savings at this year's john deere green tag event. ♪ >> coming up the white house says it just put 6 million dollars worth of regulation, and some here saying that's chump >> welcome back, taking on a beast with a pair of scissors, president obama tweaking five regulations and cost the economy 6 billion bucks, that's the problem out of 1.8 trillion dollars all

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