. >> ui, thank you. much for coming. >> ui. -- thank you.were going to be coming down in november. >> i think i will be speaking at the citadel in november. we are excited about that. how do you know him? through the monday meeting? >> yes, and through our friendship. >> do you live there? >> yes. this is my son, kyle. we're going to try to do something with the republican society when you are there on that particular day. >> something right before, something like that. >> yes, there are 350 cadets in that club. >> good. do you go to the citadel or not? >> yes, sir, i just graduated. i led a club over there at the said adel. >> they have got programs in washington. price they do, yeah. i told them he might be coming down. so they are excited. >> how are you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> this is my dad. thank you for your work. >> thank you, thank you for coming. >> do you happen to know craig davis from kentucky? >> craig davis, where does he live? , anyway, we went by and fight -- and saw a lot of people. he is a friend of mine. he has got

north korean foreign minister pak ui chun will join the talks on tuesday. observers will be focusing on what he says to help resolve the nuclear issue. >>> rescue workers in northern india are racing to save survivors of severe flooding. more than a thousand people have been stranded for days. and they're facing the threat of disease. teams are rushing to airlift them to safety. days of heavy rain swelled rivers damaging roads and buildings in the himalayan state of uttarkhand. authorities say more than 800 people have died. but india's home minister says the final number could be above 1,000. landslides have cut off road access to many isolated areas. crews are flying in helicopters to reach some 1,200 people who are trapped. state-run television ddi reports rescue operations picked up pace on friday. aid workers warned those who are stranded face the threat of disease because of unsanitary conditions. they're calling for clean water and food to be delivered to prevent the situation from further deteriorating. india is experiencing its worst floods since a

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that is just con tell us on -- ton temp ui us on to the american people? >> they are self imbuid with power. nobody is watching the store. they think they are independent. the fact, this exists throughout the government. each one of on these agencies have found themselves so to speak powerful within itself and nobody is coming them. it's getting worse and worse. big government is on theory that is pervasive throughout what we are doing and it has to stop. >> eric, you talk to any event planner out there. they do have a big lavish conferences like this. for companies that have the money to spend, all the power to them. irs doesn't have this kind of budget. to austan's earlier point, they need these conferences. they have to learn what the hell is going on. >> eric: before we move on, tell me, who decided to target conservative groups? we have known it came from cincinnati but cincinnati is pointing their finger at d.c., some lawyer didn't come up with this on their own? what do you think did it? >> what i think happened, congress is the up this weird situat

this is so not ui. this is snooping. this is the kind of stuff people are supposed to hated. if you want to gather -- i sign the do the ted line, we got this fiber thing going from new jersey and virginia. we want you to know about that. nobody told us about it. >> eric: let me read this to you. i carry this in my pocket. it's not a prop. u.s. constitution, fourth amendment, 1791, the right of the people to be secure in their persons, in their houses, in papers and effect against unreasonable searches and seizures and mention probable cause. there is no probable cause to data mine a million people. >> if there is a real threat and they are responding to it and they have to, i've heard this compared, if you are looking for need until haystack you have to get the haystack. when it comes to giving up a little bit of our security or a little bit of our freedom for security. that is where the american people are. >> this is nothing new. in 1979 the supreme court said that our phone records were not --. >> eric: jonathan, i know you want to jump in. here is the issue. f.b.i. has to

you think there is something saying, you don't have to get to the ui nansz and case studies in law. you ought to know this is not off the record but off the wall. >> i think it's beyond the media story. we are trying to box it together. it's the narrative of the administration that has contempt for congress has contempt for media, has contempt for a lot of people. remember when they called up wall street executives and all they ended up doing is demonizing these people. >> this conversation -- >> i wouldn't mind having this shot. >> neil: if you were at such a meeting what would you say? >> someone who takes a lot of stories, i will not forget about it the minute i walk out. i would push them and try to get to the bottom of it. >> look, we have a fantastic system in our country where there is a ton of opportunity for government officials to be on the record in public in front of the cameras. as journalists we would always prefer to be on the record, but to say we'll never sit down with the people we write about. >> neil: to ben stein's point, it was the whole thing to address the se

all of us on monday but already we're getting some returns here in crescent city and as far south as ui could rica and more gathering off the coast. speaking of the golden gate bridge camera showing you a fuzzy shot, a bit of fog moving in. san francisco right now 57. we have 52 in mountain view. santa cruz 61 degrees and once again that super moon out there over downtown san francisco as we take a live look from roof camera. santa rosa still holding heat at 70. 67 in fairfield livermore is at 61 degrees. we will look at changes beginning overnight tonight with increasing clouds. mist and drizzle near the coast and showers developing across the bay area north of golden gate bridge tomorrow. then it looks like we're all going to get wet on monday. it will be the first cold front that will move in thickening the clouds for your sunday. temperatures will drop about ten degrees and then most of shower activity will stay north of the golden gate bridge but it's going to be the secondary cold front that moves in overnight sunday night and on monday. this is going to give us all rain off and o

all of us on monday, but already we're getting some returns here in crescent city and as far south as ui could rica and more gathering off the coast. speaking of the golden gate bridge, camera showing you a fuzzy shot, a bit of fog moving in. san francisco right now, 57. we have 52 in mountain view. santa cruz, 61 degrees and once again that super moon out there over downtown san francisco as we take a live look from roof camera. santa rosa, still holding heat at 70. 67 in fairfield, livermore is at 61 degrees. we will look at changes beginning overnight tonight with increasing clouds. mist and drizzle near the coast and showers developing across the bay area north of golden gate bridge tomorrow. then it looks like we're all going to get wet on monday. it will be the first cold front that will move in, thickening the clouds for your sunday. temperatures will drop about ten degrees and then most of shower activity will stay north of the golden gate bridge but it's going to be the secondary cold front that moves in overnight sunday night and on monday. this is going to give us all rain off

neil: the other uys who on't want it, they were going to be part of this, they can't afford it. we turned everything upsie down >> it is so high and affordable that it may be out of reach. we have both sides to work out the kinks and now we have the irs it is going to dictate what is affordable d what is adequate coverage as the wave of the fture. neil: adam? >> i find this an amusing idea. >>hat we have instead i that this care isunaffordable for some of the workers involved. because there was an exception put in for some ofhe employers. this was an effort to make this easier.3 this is a piece of legslation that nee work. one among many things that nneds work. >> ok, augment or remove dust and make the insurance affordable. >> we are excusing a lot law that everyone work it out. when it comes loaded with 20 plustaxes. >> you could stop this train wreck even though it is thelaw ofhe ld. you could stop it now and stt start from scratch. getting it on track, it's already aainwreck. it never should have gotten out of the nation itself. health insurance being governed by the departm

thing i noticed, one the articles, he expresses outrage over the videos and he tried to understand them ui at 3:00 a.m. if he is up at 3:00 a.m.. >> greg: he can race "redeye". >> dana: a lot more redeeming than irs videos. >> bob: people pay thousand bucks for the conferences and day or two -- >> where is the outrage about the defense? >> greg: that is lame defense. >> greg: the irs scandal is much bigger than this conference. >> bob: i agree with you. >> greg: we remember the toilet seats from the pentagon. we all get it. >> bob: much bigger issue, it's about the irs targeting groups. it's a much bigger issue than a silly video. let's get to the point of finding out who do this and take the opportunity to reform the tax code. >> greg: i agree. >> eric: talking about the 50 million they spent. >> greg: they are yelling at me. is the obama administration monitoring your phone calls? white house is under fire for a secret order to allow feds access to millions of americans phone records or important terror tactic debate is next on the five. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you.

. >> we'll be at contemporary ui jewish museum, berkeley art museum. >> it opened in 1995. >> it's difficult it will be closed for two and a half years, but in new york city when they had the museum closed they moved exhibits to other places, it was fun to explore the new venues for the art. >> it be free for everyone through sunday. >>> new the this morning, in less than an hour, make a wish foundation will host the walk for wishes 5-k. it will be emceed by ama daetz. kicks off at 9:00. it begins at st. mary's. up to 500 walkers and participate. the goal is to raise $120,000 you'll of that will go to granting wishes for bay area children with life-threatening illnesses. we wish them the best. $125,000 and fund will help them. >> it's nice a comfortable out there right now. temperatures well above normal. plenty of 80s in the east bay. mild if you are at our coast. remember the this every year, judging at noon in alameda. that should be a fun thing to do if if you are out and about in the east bay. live doppler 7-hd, a little matter close to the surface for hazy conditions, mount tam air qua

. >> opponents are in the draw as well but it sends a message to ui guys as well you need to take use seriously next time. >> and maria sharapova went down multiple times against michelle. maria sharapova knocked out in straight sets. she joins six other former number ones and also a victim by her opponent. and nasty fall came from julio beneto. he twisted his right knee. beneto lost in straight sets. all told, 7 players that never made it to court or forced to withdraw. steve darcy upset rafael nadal couldn't play because an injured shoulder. finish line is now wide open. >>> the n.b.a. draft is tomorrow but as of now, warriors have neither of two rounds. carl landry opted out of his $8 million deal. he was key player averaging 11 points, six rebounds and 26 minutes off the bench. he brought much needed tough in the. he with a set to make $4 million this year but now he is unrestricted free agent. one of the biggest stories of the day is wimbledon. you are licking your chops for the gold medal. >>> that is it for this edition. for all of us here, i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your t

the issue ui answer and phone records -- do you expect any real change to come from these meetings?ed the federal shield law? >> it needs to be legalize through an act of congress. it needs to become law. even under a federal shield law, there would be exceptions and it would open up a whole new area who exactly is afforded these protections. any journalist? bloggers? you have congress trying to weigh in on this. this came up in 2009 when was talked back then. president obama talked about it and it stalled in the senate. and do we allow bloggers under the federal shield acted? this opens up a whole confusing area and for the time being, there is no guaranteed for reporters right now. the justice department is going to be spying on them. >> heather: thank you for joining us. 42% of people that were asked in a poll holder should resign. they say yes. we'll see what happens next. >> gregg: americans facing tough times facing high student loans and useful tips that everybody can use. >> heather: stay tuned for that and more on the deadly twister is and dangerous flooding hammering the h

internal tug-of-war within the fed when to end the bond uying program continues. which way are the scales tipping? which way is the ind blowing i guess? one of the most influential members, atlanta fed president dennis lockhart sits down with our own peter barnes. liz: it's a first on fox business interview. want your portfolio to stay alive and kick? there is one investment you need to avoided. a top money manager. look at it. it is a great stone. get away from it. a money manager tells us one sector where money will die right now. >>> where do you think the worst place is to put your money to work right now? log on to facebook.com slash after the bell. is it equities, gold, energy or a certain subsector? we'll read your answers later this hour. ♪ ♪ ashley: shares of best buy falling in the red after hitting a fifth high earlier today. let's head back to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with latest. nicole? >> we're watching best buy very closely. they are obviously working on a severe turn around plan because we know what happened to

tend to understate the law of unintendeo consequence, when we go in, all kind of bad things can happen uit we don't anticipate. >> you guys are saying let assad win. let him -- >> no, i'm not. >> i'm not. i'm saying there may not be a realistic alternative. >> we had a no fly zone in iraq. remember? what happened after that?ir iraq is in flames today. >> are we really going to send 100,000 troops into syria? >> you're saying saddam hussein, power?m in >> i'm saying we have to learn from lessons. we have to do what we can to help our ally is stabilize what we can. but we can't do everything. >> 15 seconds. >> the greatest failure of this president has been to recede from the scene and chaos ensues when the united states does not stand up and doesn't move swiftly when we had the chancehd to get assad out of there and chaos reigns.b >> check out panelle plus where our group picks up with our discussion on our web site. we'll talk about this, make sure to follow us on twitter. up next, words of wisdom for the class of 2013 from our powerf players of the week. >> >> it's become an annual tradi

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the vak ui us on or laughable excuse for targeting tea party groups, we were just overwhelmed by thempt status. if they are overwhelmed by a mere 1700 what is going to happen when they get the applications for seven million in obamacare for tax credits. no thought to mention tens of millions of collection and compliance? >> it's overwhelmed by that. what will happen under this? and what they are going to be doing with these tax credits and subsidies to help you purchase insurance, a thing called pay and take. they pay first and verify later. if that sanity recipe for disaster and fraudulent claims, i don't know what is. >> gregg: hasn't the irs badly mismanaged something that may turn out to be comparable to obamacare, that is the earned income tax credit program? >> very good point. 25% of those credits that were handed out were fraudulent are erroneous. if you extrapolate that to obamacare, it could cost taxpayers some $250 billion if they make the same kind of mistake. they were overwhelmed by 1700 applications. when they have this huge federal program, you can only imagine it may

woman says she believes one of the gross stole her iphone last december while she was shopping in the ui nicolo in union square. >> a strike vote is set for tuesday for bart workers whose contract is set to expire at the end of the month. that vote will determine if union employees are willing to go on strike, should it come to that point. yesterday, bart workers at hand out fliers to riders warning them about the situation. negotiations have stalled between the transit agency and its union. make a problem even worse, ac transit is also negotiating with its union. it boulevard and ac transit workers strike, commuters will be caught in the middle. >> the dow is down 560 points over the last two trading sessions before today. wiping out all the gains for may and june after the fed made their announcement vert. that is leading to a slight rise in interest rates right now. most experts think we will not see more of a rise like we have in the last few weeks. a lot of people who had been looking for some sort of pullback or correction with the dow jones industrial average considering their run

inflation here, we should make sure that we include social sciences because you can do the research ui to know how to mitigate damage to property threats, to human life is no one is implementing those we don't know -- we are not sure about the incentives of how to get people as you take that into account, we have research sitting on a shelf not doing anyone any good. that is something important we have to make sure we are considering here in providing up to level. i have not. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. is a quick follow-up to mr. lipinski's discussion, for ms. ballen come is the insurance industry offering lower premiums to those who have pressure fitted? was sort of incentive is the marketplace providing? we know the tax credits do not seem to be terribly affect it right now. i'm wondering what's done on the private side. >> i was just individual companies make their own decisions. that said, i bhs started a technical standard called fortified. we know the standards work and the program includes an inspection and designation process that we know that the home

>> you know the weekly job claims the weekly ui claims today the job numbers, business spending, businessivers we're looking for. i think honestly the fed is -- >> the key level for those weekly jobless claims? >> 330, 325, keep it there. even there it's not a bonn time like the second half of 2003. but at least it's enough to give people confidence that they can find a job when they want one. >> rontd, how about you? what numbers do you think we should be watching closely? in there i am watching most closely business investment. i'm also watching consumer durable purchases. but, frankly, i'm watching europe and china more than the united states. and with respect to jobs, you know, we've got a face -- to face the fact that for now in two cycles, the response of u.s. business to growth in terms of job creation has eroded. it's stronger in this expansion than it was in the previous expansion, but it is still very substandard compared to the '90s or the ''80s. and this is a matter of really serious policy concern. with eneed to physical out what we need to do to try to jumpstart job creation

. >> ui. the gentleman's time is expired.he gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> i would urge the colleagues to oppose the amendment. wherewas a hearing someone was asked what an additional $250 million in the 2014 ndaa be of use to you selecting a third sigh, the admiral responded not at this time, sir. so what we have here is a well- intentioned amendment, and i at least am in -- am strongly in favor of an east coast site. i do think it is unduly expensive and premature at this point, though, to rush the selection process. speed does not equal safety. we've got to get this right. there is a process underway. admiral siring is annexed ordinarily capable leader. is ane sufficient -- extraordinarily capable yield -- leader. i yield back. >> any other discussion? mr. garamendi? forgentleman is recognized two minutes. >> following on mr. cooper's comments, this is not necessary, and it is very excessive, and is very quick. when 18 means we basically would have to start construction now, probably well ahead of the environm

the creation of this entity. 318,nt from 151, 170, 220, and that was two years ago so doing is onion uithe same trajectory all the other agencies were doing before hand and they were doing it without the cost we are doing right now of over $500 million coming through the federal reserve, which basically means coming from the taxpayers because the money -- if it did not go there it would come back to the general fund. im not not sure we are getting anything additional benefit from the cfpb, but it is coming out of the cost of lack of accountability and also as a cost of lack of efficiency at the same time. can you disagree with that point? have thessman, we do accountability that was established in dodd-frank. >> let me understand that then. who is it you are actually accountable to directly? the act weman, in have a unique situation where the general accountability office, an arm of congress, reviews our financial statements. we have a unique situation with an independent audit mandated in the act to go over our budget and other items that aredeemed -- >> if they find something wrong ca