who cares if you are not at the ritz-carlton. have you ever stayed at the ritz-carlton? of your stay, you are asleep. remember when you were rich you had access to comforts like plumbing and roast pork loin? now what do they get? you ever go to a rich person's house and their tv is a quarter inch thinner than mine. and you can't see the courts because they are in the wall. i know other conservative people who say i believe in capitalism, but really how many do you need, right? >> pass a law that prevents that guy from buying a third yacht. who will that hurt? not the rich guy. he has two yachts. his name is jose and he has paint under his fingernails and he is trying to feed his family. instead of worrying that another guy has it better than you, why don't you have a good look at how good you have it. andy, why are my monologues always spot on? >> i don't know. i believe in capitalism, but how many yachts do you need? >> we have all heard that. >> i need one for every pair of shoes. >> go down to the ship yard and you can see the people who are artisans working on the ya

weekend as a matter of fact, republican leaders, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, our meeting at the ritz-carlton in florida, meeting with the main street partnership. their objective with the main street partnership is to come in mitch mcconnell sorts, to crush them everywhere. that means us conservatives. so the main street partnership that eric cantor and kevin mccarthy our meeting with this weekend are dying to crush conservatives. so make no mistake about it. our opponents the republican party, the big government republicans understand the problem and they understand that we are their opponents. we hear in the press about conservatives have lost ground, they reached their high water mark, they're on the downhill now. tea party is not what he used to be. the main street republicans don't see it that way. they see us as a serious threat to the growth of government. we are doing well, conservatives, but we've got a good waste ago. i remember back in the 50s when i got involved in politics, i was the harris county, young republican chairman in the late '50s. in those days the conservative moveme

investigators learned they spent a weekend together at the ritz carlton hotel in chicago shortly befores death. they registered as mr. and mrs. derril willard. but hotel employees later confirmed that the woman was ann miller. >> ann and derril ordered a lot of room service. >> just three days later when eric miller was in the hospital, investigators learned that his wife ann contacted another man with whom she was having an affair. a fellow scientist living in california. >> ann says, my husband is gravely ill. but if i could buy you a beach house and spend the night with you, i would do it in a heart beat. >> she also said in na e-mail communication that he could call the house and they could speak by phone because their in laws wouldn't know any better and they wouldn't suspect anything. >>> no one knows if derril knew ann miller was involved with other men, but it was clear to investigators that derril willard and ann miller both had a motive to kill eric. at the pharmaceutical company where both ann miller and derril willard were employed, police found arsenic. >> they were using c

marriott brands include the ritz carlton and jw marriott hotels. investors have checked into the stock this past year. shares have climbed from $40 to $61. enjoying some r&r will cost you more this summer. flights to top u.s. destinations are up 6%. room rates average $115 dollars, up 4.9% from last year. american express finds typical vacationers will spend more than twelve-hundred dollars per person. $100 dollars more than last year. road trips may be the best deal. triple "a" predicts regular gas prices are not likely to top $3.70 per gallon. as the price to get out of town rises... marty nevel of consumer estate services is here with tips that won't bust your vacation budget. welcome back to the show, marty. > > thanks for having me. > > let's get you going with number one... > > number one: avoid those taxi rides. > > avoid the cab. > > absolutely check with your hotel concierge, take the subway, take the buses check the schedules... i was in new york for a week and we rode the subway and it was phenomenal. and we save a fortune. > > sometimes

a year later reorganization to which gilbert belonged had a convention at the ritz-carlton hotel in atlantic city. the same grand master, lewis levine who first brought this project to gilbert delivers his grand master's address and in june of 1940, it is nine months after war has broken out, reports that they're one of the parents in part with the help of chillon worried reunited with their children in the united states. within a year i happen to know from my own research there were several other parents who came later. two of the 50 children, liz's orthodontist and his sister who were saved to get the lived with gilbert and eleanor kraus for two years as foster children and their parents remained hiding in vienna throughout the entirety of the war and finally came to the united states in 1947, eight years after they had last seen their children. it did have a happy ending for many children. sadly some of the children lost one parent in the holocaust but of the children that i have the pleasure of finding and talking to, at least those i was able to reach, no one left both parents and the h

take care of the families and the kids, it's like going from like a one studio apartment to the ritz carlton it's a good thing you're doing because their operating budget is $1.9 million a day and 75% of that has to come from private donations like you. isn't it a place of hope? >> it is. i would never want to see a child be sick, but if one is, that's the place to go because there is hope. >> we're hoping to raise a million dollars today. 1.7 million raised in the last couple years. we'll add to it this year. concussions has been a big topic in the headlines. you had the opportunity to go to washington, go to the pentagon, sit on a panel with some military top brass and talk about some of the things that they're dealing with. what improvements have you seen in the nfl as far as concussions go since you joined the league in 1993? >> the biggest improvement is awareness and awareness in all the stages. whether it's pro football, college football, high school football, pee wee football, people understand what they're looking for. there is a vigilance by parents, by coaches, by everybody involv

harry reid lives at the ritz carlton hotel and then you've got hillary making -- she's made upwards ofrmer president, has made north of $100 million in speeches. the problem it seems is the democrats cannot admit, hey, i made it. and it's great. follow me. do the american thing. instead it's kind of like, i get your pain and i'm just like you. they're not just like us. >> they're not just like us and the way they made their money is basically by inside deals, influence peddling and celebrity, which is different than making something. >> yeah, i guess that's a pretty good point. it is curious, they simply -- just say, look, don't you think the advice to hillary should be, just come out and say, i have made a lot of money since i left public service and i've made a lot of money since public service and it's great. this country works terrific. be like me. >> yeah. then she should light a cigar with a $100 bill. that would be perfect. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, call them nightmare nannies. one won't leave after she's fired. the other leaves kids in a hot car to go tann