tracey much like phil mickleson enough is enough. >> eric enough is enough. i barely saw my paycheck. i am glad phil mickleson spoke out. he can leave and go to another one of his homes if the estate taxes are too high. >> i can't. unless we move the new york study is itio. i got to live near my job. i don't have that luxury. >> johnathon aren't we taxed enough already. >> we are indeed . states like new york and eric you are talking about 60 percent of your earnings. no wonder they are leaving in droves. high taxes, taxings are forced. high taxes prompt an exodus whether tiger woods or going back to the uk in the 70s, the rolling stonings. if you work and don't get to keep the product of your labor. you are a slave. california is more than 60 percent of the way there. >> wayne, you are in california. when are lawmakers going to get the message enough is enough? >> it is not a question of them getting the message. it is a question of spending. you have to cut spending in order to do this. you can't just meet this with taxes. california has a bigger problem be

we have wayne rogers and johnathon, and tracey burns and john lay field . joining us this week is christian dorsey. tracey. n this can't be cut what can? mass transit subsidies employ. really? >> cheryl. if you think they are going to cut the benefits they get for themselves, i have a bridge to sell you. they will schnook us for the perks. they can vote on it and they couldn't bring it to the floor to discuss it. no, no way we want the perks. it does not bode well on our debt ceiling. >> talking about spending cuts. what does it say about us. >> the cuts are needed and to tracey point no one can push them there in programs like the 160 mlion transportation subcity. besides the fact that it is full of proud and 25 percent of it is fraudulent. whdo they get the unbelievable perks that no one gets. it is 48 more than those in the private sector. >> and christian, this takes washington to a w level of disappointment because they don't get it to a vote and address the program for taxpayers. is this a signal that nothing is going to change. >> you are suggesting

tracey burns. >> a case of hypocrisy in the while. jack lew worked in citigroup . that kind of caused the financial melt down? >> john, what are you watching. >> verizon is a cash cow and have a five percent yield. i think it is going to be a great

thank you to tracey and jay for saving lives and making a difference. new jerseyans are among the toughest, grittiest, and most generous people in america. these citizens are a small example of that simple truth. our pride in our state in our moment of loss and challenge is reflected in the eyes of these extraordinary people. you see, some things are above politics. sandy was and is one of those things. these folks stand for the truth of that statement. we now look forward to what we hope will be quick congressional action on a full, clean sandy aid bill -- now, next week -- and to enactment by the president. we have waited 72 days, seven times longer than victims of hurricane katrina waited. one thing i hope everyone now clearly understands -- new jersey, both republicans and democrats, will never stand silent when our citizens are being short changed. the people of new jersey are in need, not from their own actions but from an act of god that delivered a natural, human, and financial disaster --- and we are thankful to the people of america for honori

tracey what do you make of that. he's saying there is no accountability in the world anymore.o tos many orgies and start over and it is a virgin. it is craness. we demand transparency from the employers and the should demand the same out of potential employees. >> twond five companies do go on line searches and they hit facebook looking at these kids before they hire them. where should we draw the line. it is it keeping them coetive. and get your cake stand pictures and employers are going to have to rely on the tactics they used before and back in everyone is acting silly in college. and except for johnson. i can't imagine they needed anything. they are trying to move to a search engine. it is it there. this is the modern d equivalent . kids today. unfortunately they have youtube moments. i find nothing wrong with that. what is unfortunate. they come out of college and this is it undereducated and in debt. it has to do with the government monop ply edsystem. another issue here. if you have a common name. these images could come up withomeone else. if the employer can't tell i

thank you to tracey and jay for saving lives and making a difference. [applause] [applause] new jerseyans are among the toughest, grittiest, and most generous people in america. these citizens are a small example of that simple truth. our pride in our state in our moment of loss and challenge is reflected in the eyes of these extraordinary people. you see, some things are above politics. things. these folks stand for the truth of that statement. [applause] [applause] we now look forward to what we hope will be quick congressional action on a full, clean sandy aid bill -- now, next week -- and to enactment by the president. [applause] [applause] we have waited 72 days, seven times longer than victims of hurricane katrina waited. one thing i hope everyone now clearly understands -- new jersey, both republicans and democrats, will never stand silent when our citizens are being short changed. [applause] [applause] the people of new jersey are in need, not from their own actions but from an act of god that delivered a natural, human, and financial disaster -

he posed it as a question in the headline of the "post" does anderson cooper want james tracey or hismembers harmed? he includes a photo of me that looks like i'm in the middle of a rant. i'm not actually. that's a picture of me from an interview i did with comedian kathy griffin from her show. so it's not from this show. he says in his blog post because i named him i must have wanted to cause him harm. i can assure him and anyone else that is not the case. i believe in free speech and professor tracy has the right to say whatever he wants. but as a teacher at a public university, we think he should be accountable for the things he says and be willing to defend them. about that, tracy makes the case, if you want to call it a case, that news organizations and the government may have worked together to dupe you, the public, in order to gain support for gun control laws. he even suggested that government may have hired trained crisis actors. at the very least, they think that reporters botched the story by not digging deep enough and really investigating what happened in newtown. on his

they found tracey west and her husband, calvin cofield. cofield was pronounced dead seen. cofield went to west's place of work, shot her and turned the gun on himself. >> the ravens are now on the ground in the big easy. abc2news was the only shags there as they landed at the airport. they're also answering question tonight. jamie costello kicks off the team coverage. >> from bourbon street we're with about two minutes from the hotel. what i a-day for the ravens after that send off to making it to new orleans today. >> a little -- jazzy start to our day and thoughts from ray lewis who is is thinking about his grandmother. >> they are pretty much going to pull the plug any day now so always in prayers, thank you for asking this will be the ravens home for the next week, right in the middle of all of the action and ed reed knows all on the streets for he grew up on them fwl and as the ravens put two feet on the ground here, they won't forget the baltimore send off and ray won't forget that saturday night spot. >> i got a torn try accept. >> when i saw it, i just laughed so h

economic rebound, according to "women lead" author tracey wilen gaugenti. she says crowdfunding is leveling the playing field. >> crowdfunding is really a great opportunity for people to push there idea out there and work with others to get some funds in so it is increasingly very popular. >> reporter: mccoy and lovett used the crowdfunding website kickstarter to raise their first $20,000 for their first production run. one trend that's helped cisse, more people looking to cut costs and eat at home, it seemed like a perfect time to get their baking mixes on store shelves. cisse's plans to get it its products in move stores this year, and add employees. >> you will see more small and medium-sized businesses being started by women and what i hope is that these women will continue to invigorate other women to start businesses. >> reporter: perhaps spurring more women to turn a passion into a new business venture. ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: tomorrow on "n.b.r." health care reform is one of the biggest issues facing u.s. lawmakers, tomorrow we'

you who become utterly complacent with living in a post the state switching to facebook tamborine tracey's said great to hear the term internationalist abbey it's been a while i knew you were one of course but i so rarely hear it said from another activist or political progressive commentator nationalism is so deep rooted it divides us the most obvious one of all is that we are all human beings tracy i agree i think blind national is one of the biggest impediments of humanity's progress by only associating with other nation states is just another way to divide us from the other and to help tolerate racism and thereby war i think extending our empathy worldwide is the most important way to advance the collective consciousness of our species and i cannot stress this enough from you tube being a shepherd says it's strange to me that b.t.s. frequently features so many technical errors but it's presumably made in advance of broadcast. no actually technical errors happen because the show is one hundred percent lie when you want to know that you're watching something completely organic and to wra

and we do have an accident west 580 in isa bell in the livermore area and slow traffic out of tracey.r hour in the ultimate pass. bit of a grind as usual. here's mike with a look at forecast. >> thank you very much, sue. here's a look at satellite radar. notice the bulk of colder air moving east. storm trek is over the rookies than over the sierra. we'll have mid-50s to 60 degrees . as we go forward. high pressure with a larger footprint on the wrair. we'll have total sunshine tomorrow and friday high clouds and sunshine. kristin, eric, >> thank you very much. >> ahead, the investigation underway after that side show on i-880 in oakland. >> look at the big board. dow is up nine points . that is going live to find out what is going on in >> good morning, 6:45 and time to check in with josh eliot for what is coming up on good morning america. >> good tuesday morning and the very latest on the break up murder trial. jodie's lawyer is set to begin their defense. later expected to argue that their client acted in self defense. will she take the stand? dan is here to weigh in on good mornin

tracey is a republican and the town feels threatened. >> that's kind of indicative of what's going on in this country on many issues. the public and people at the local level are tired of nothing happening in washington, except gridlock and name calling, and they're taking action in their own hands. unfortunately on this issue, on gun control, or any kind of regulation of firearms, it's almost impossible really to make a difference unless it's done at the federal level because the guns and ammunition move back and forth across borders. >> the gun issue is expected to be raised, susan, at the republican retreat which is going to happen i guess later this week in virginia. gabby giffords, we just learned this this morning, says she will make one-on-one visits with her husband to individual members of congress to try to lobby for some of these proposals, and of course, as we mentioned earlier, the president will have the optics of being surrounded by children and the families of the newtown victims. but is it possible to even sort of figure out at this point if and how and where this tru

on twitter -- from our facebook page -- tracey says -- sac joins us from philadelphia, good morning,n the democrats' line. -- zach joins us from philadelphia, good morning, on the democrats' line. caller: when we look at the labor market, allowing men and women to serve together, it will have huge benefits for them. that is what i will say about that. host: from "the washington post, this editorial -- here is more from defense secretary leon panetta yesterday making the announcement official at the pentagon. >> in early 2012, we announced a series of modifications to that rule. it opened up more than 14,000 new positions to women. that included positions that are co-located with ground combat units and certain positions and ground combat units below the battalion level. these changes have been implemented, and the experience has been very positive. every time i had visited the war zone, every time i have met with troops, reviewed military operations, and talked to wounded warriors, i have been impressed with the fact that everyone, everyone, men and women alike, everyone is committed