oh my gosh if it is unregulated, planes are going to be crashing and going all over.nd what we found is instead of the markets just being served by one carrier, if you will, now multiple markets are served by multiple carriers. in 30 years we have seen prices 50% less than they were. so if you want to see your net, your internet pricing double as we would with airlines if they got reregulated, go there. if you want a mob bell the telephone industry used to be regulated, then you're not going to get something like this. you're not going to get an iphone from 20 different manufacturers, 20 different plans, so you can go back to all the names of having a nice of having a nice, comfortable, everyone gets access to everything, you'll see higher prices, less innovation as tracy said, and it's going to be horrible, as is everything that the government gets into. >> okay. we know you believe that. all right. thank, guys. >>> cashing in just over an hour from now eric, what do you guys have coming up? >> hi brenda. want to help the terrorists from killing? give them jobs the n

they are totally unregulated. now, what do we want?that's biased. >> we want investment in our public schools. stossel: 400,000 per classroom. i could hire five great teachers for that. what are you doing with the money? >> the charters aren't doing better. stossel: they are doing better! >> what do you do for the children today? you do exactly what the unions are calling for. increase class size. you hire experienced teachers. you have a broad curriculum. okay? you have services in your school. stossel: all right. too much into argument here. i was stunned to see that your union started a school in new york city. we can do better they said. and they did horribly. they're one of the worst schools. this is -- how did that happen? >> well, i can't -- i can't argue for a uft charter school. because uft and the teachers are really focused on our public schools, thank goodness. 97% of the kids go to public schools. stossel: the unions said they could do better. they can't. they're awful. >> their graduation rate is double new york city's ra

. >> the food and drug administration has issued a warning for powdered caffeine but it remains unregulated. >>> san francisco based cee's candy has a warning for people with nut allergies. some of the valentine's day chocolates mislabeled and may contain, almonds coconut pecans and those with allergies labeled classic red hearts with assorted chocolates. could be returned far refund. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 9:00, space x getting a doover. another attempt after the last one crashed ch what's done differently this time. on the way, meteorologist drew tuma will tell us when it will hit and how much you'll see next with the forecast. >> tonight in new york for the fourth game in five nights draymond green >>> tomorrow night space x will try to successfully make the first at sea rocket landing. the company founded by san francisco billionaire elon musk tried to land on a ship in the atlantic ocean last month but it crashed. this time engineers giving it more hydraulic fluid hopes to stabilize the rocket. the flight path to the floating barge off the coast of florida this time is slig

but it remains unregulated. >>> san francisco based see's candy has a warning for people with nut allergies. some of the valentine's day chocolates have been mislabeled and may contain coconut almonds or pecans. people with those allergies should avoid the eight-ounce boxes. they were shipped nationwide. they can be returned for a full refund. >>> tonight is the powerball drawing for a $380 million jackpot. if someone matches them tonight, they can get a lump sum payment check of $256.8 million. there are not good odds, though, as you well know. just 1 in 175 million. a man purchased a ticket in pel pit as last time. tonight's drawing is at 8:00. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 6:00, getting a do-over. tomorrow will be another attempt to land a fired rocket after the last one crashed. what's being done differently this time. sglrjs and more rain on its way. meteorologist drew tuma will tell us when it will hit and how much you'll see, next with the forecast. >>> pebble beach will be busy next wek for the pro am. there seemed to be a >>> tomorrow night space x will try once again to succ

it seems completely unregulated, completely unauthorized. // there's no fire extinguisher, no fire exit. it's just a shack in someone's backyard. >> this morning we went to a finishing house and they had about 20 workers there. more than half of them were under 14.there were girls as young as twelve making clothes for gap. >> really? in a finishing section that you went? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. i mean for me, i just can't believe. so this is the time that gap should step forward to make this correct. oh, my gosh. so see how critical is the supply chain is. how critical it is. >> gap declined to give us an on-camera interview. they did give us a statement, though, saying the products we found were quote "either counterfeit or improperly acquired." but through the barcodes on the tags we found at the finishing house as well as shipping records, we were able to match the garments to ones at old navy stores in the u.s. gap added that it "strictly prohibits any vendor from employing underage workers" >> there is a fairy tale that major brands and retailers like gap and walmart tell to publ

. >> so about the 90 establishment that are the cam pack examined are unregulated so what i mean by that this slide will give an outline of the dpw regulated and the cam tech exempted the dpw we issue permits and we're able to enforce violations and revoke permits this is not true of the cam pack issued by the state or dpw we charge a fee for our licenses and all the environmental health are cost recovery we're able to get the fees not true for the overlay sites and the one that supervisor katie tang spoke about we're subject to the land use controls and lastly dpw were compliant to the state trafficking and we do a lot of training for our folks and when we give the certifications around the human trafficking part so i want to quickly talk about the consequences we've seen over the last couple of years sb 3189 of the permit sites are now win one thousand feet of the cam sites those sites have going under gotten new permits so we don't go and do any plan check of the establishments proximity active state law creates the concentration of the establishments therefore the city hat that not b

this is completely unregulated. anyone can buy from a private party here without going through a background check. private sales can be completely anonymous -- no id, no background check no records. >> critics call this the "private sale" loophole, an estimated 40 percent of gun sales that are largely invisible. >> we'd been told that south carolina's weak gun laws contributed to its high rate of domestic homicide. so our crew took a hidden camera to a gun show to see if buying a gun illegally was as easy as sources said. licensed dealers are required to run federal background checks and keep records of sales. we'll stop at a private sellers table >> what's required for the purchase, what do you need from us? >> show me you're a south carolina resident and show me some money. private sales between individuals must be done within the state. >> within the state? >> i can't cross state lines. >> this is $325 and this is $600... we find another group of private sellers, and pick out a handgun. >> is cash all right? >> c

eating dog meat is legal in china, but it is unregulated and some say unsafe. not only that, a growing number of animal lovers in china and taiwan believe it is just plain brutal. >> for all of the people who china actively fighting against this, we stand with them. >> reporter: many of the dogs appear to be stolen pets. some are still wearing their collars as they are stuffed into tiny crates to be shipped off to the butcher. 10,000 dogs are slaughtered in june for a traditional dog meat festival. >> she is in a small minority of dogs who make it out alive. >> reporter: she will show support to those in china seeking to stop the dog meat as well as cat meat trade. the hope, to raise awareness and encourage china to pass new laws that protect pets. in the news room, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> california is sister state to the province in china. they account for about 40% of the dog meat trade. they are circulating an online petition to send to the governor and san francisco mayor ed lee. >>> a couple of guys walked into a jamba juice, but they weren't there for

but it remains unregulated. >>> san francisco based see's candy has a warning for people with nut allergies. some of the valentine's day chocolates have been mislabeled and may contain coconut almonds or pecans. people with those allergies should avoid the eight-ounce boxes. they were shipped nationwide. they can be returned for a full refund. >>> tonight is the powerball drawing for a $380 million jackpot. if someone matches them tonight, they can get a lump sum payment check of $256.8 million. there are not good odds, though, as you well know. just 1 in 175 million. a man purchased a ticket in pel pit as last time. tonight's drawing is at 8:00. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 6:00, getting a do-over. tomorrow will be another attempt to land a fired rocket after the last one crashed. what's being done differently this time. sglrjs and more rain on its way. meteorologist drew tuma will tell us when it will hit and how much you'll see, next with the forecast. >>> pebble beach will be busy next week for the pro am. there seemed to be a ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup taste

employees wash hands is too onerous by the government i-- i qaentcan't fault him for sticking to his unregulated long as they post a sign that says we don't require our employees to wash their hands after leaving the restroom, the market will take care of that. ( laughter ) >> jon: you do realize that that's a regulation too, right? ( laughter ) all you did was change this to this. ( laughter ) that's not getting rid of regulation. that just makes you an inconsistent ideologue with a light fecal dusting in your latte. see, here's the problem. in your truly free market utopian world, the restaurant wouldn't have to tell you if employees' hands are washed or not. and by the time the market figured out which which establishment vente pumpkin spice came with the turd-i-ccino-- that's copywrited-- it really wouldn't matter because we would be far more concerned with the free-market price spike in cholera medicine. you know this all reminds me of kind of a wonderful bedtime story my bubby used to tell me, my grandmother. she used to say, "there was a woman jonathan who had typhoid. her name was mary.

first of all, i want to say it's a mistake to say that this is an unregulated area. this is one of the most highly regulated areas of finance. there's different channels of how they're processed and regulated. on the brokerage side the most heavily regulated with the greatest redressed opportunity to the client. but most important thing is the customer, the theinvestors have been choosing and brokerage model is more cost efficient to them. >> all right, gentlemen. we have to -- i've got to leave it there because we're out of time. i think our facebook page is going to light up on this. mr. benson michael helpman with consumer federation of america and michael far. we'll come back to this, i promise. >>> some of the biggest hurdles facing the biggest consumer product companies. >>> the biggest consumer companies in the country face a number of head winds from stronger dollar to pick consumers and competition. sara eisen reports. >> reporter: for america's biggest consumer companies, the global environment is tough right now. >> the mood of the consumer around the worl

but there are surprising aspects of the industry that remain unregulated. >> and what do you do? >> wireline. >> what so what does wireline mean? >> well wirelines, we lower explosives underground to predetermine depths >> wireliners lower explosives thousands of feet into the ground as the first step in the fracking process. >> all these companies are using explosives right. >> wireline, yes. >> is there any kind of general requirements for that? >> there's no doctrinal training if that's where you're getting at. >> yeah >> no. there's no doctrinal training. >> to deal with explosives? major explosives. >> no, you'll go, it's basically just prac app you know just going out to the field and me teaching you, you know just hey this wire to this wire. >> workers like john are paid between one and two percent of the fee given to their employer to frac a well so the faster they work, the more money they make. >> i work a twenty and ten twenty days on and ten days off. the longest i've ever been out on a job site is 69 hour straight. >> sixty-nine hours straight! that sounds like it co

graham: and the suwannee river basin is one of the largest unregulated rivers left in the u.s. it's not interrupted by dams or hydroelectric power. it's just allowed to flow freely in its natural state. and there aren't too many rivers like that left in the u.s. there is a lot of freshwater. the highest concentration of first order springs in the world it occurs right here in north-central florida. there's a huge reservoir of freshwater under the land surface that, even in times of drought is emerging in the springs and flowing into the rivers. so, we don't get to the point here in this part of the state where we have utilized and overutilized the resource so much. narrator: currently, the suwannee river basin has enough water to sustain the natural ecosystem. but there are ever-increasing temptations to dam and divert the rivers to supply water to other regions in the state. there's a lot of development pressure. there's a lot of competition for those water resources. if people in tampa and miami look up to north-central florida and think, "hmm, you know, "if california can mo

the wild west days of unregulated net are over. one of the commissioners that voted against this -- one of the republicans that did vote no joining us. title ii now reigns. what is the first pernicious thing we are going to see because of title ii? >> decisions about how the internet is going to work will now be made by engineers and technologists and be made by lawyers and bureaucrats. consumers are going to see their broadband bills go up. the fcc is going to tfa proposal . and we delete providers are going to see their state and property and other taxes go up. those are going to be proposed on consumers as well. the wallet will feel the pinch first. >> the tax bill is a separate thing from title ii. >> the regulations themselves are going to be very far-reaching if and when the fcc releases the plan. some of the media -- immediate effects are going to be severe as well. >> you have been carting around the proposal. what is it that is really worry some? >> the extent to which they are inserting themselves into every aspect of how

the wild west days of an unregulated net are over with the new set of rules.oining us to talk about this, one of the commissioners who voted against the deal, one of the two republicans who did vote no. joining us from washington, d.c. you did not carry the day. title two now reigns. what is the first pernicious thing we are going to see? quick decisions about how the internet is going to work well instead of being made by engineers and technologists, be made by lawyers and bureaucrats. consumers are going to see broadband bills go up. they are going to tee up a proposal to impose a tax on broadband. providers are going to see their state, property, and other taxes go up. those are going to be imposed on consumers as well. i think the wallet is unfortunately going to feel the pinch first. cory: the tax bill is a separate thing from title ii, yes? ajit: the regulations are going to be far-reaching when the fcc releases the plan. immediate effects in terms of the taxation are going to be severe also. cory: you have been carting around the 322 page proposal. that

and weapons urging a crack down on what's been an unregulated use of weapons, and the arrest of that rights -- of others. so they'll have to travel with three vehicles in selected neighbourhoods. it's expected to spread around baghdad. >> we'll check back and see how it goes. thank you. >>> now political forces - they are being mediate by the u.n. special envoy. let's go live to our correspondent in aiden in the south of the country. jamal, it was a few hours ago that the deadline passed for a new government. that deadline passed. what is the situation now? >> there is some promising news leaked from the meeting. seems the political parties are closer. some of the parties, the joint meeting parties, those that are in favour of the revolution and onwards to the houthis, they are demanding several vice presidents be appointed to represent the different areas, and are demanding the houthis, the militias that took over the capital by force. they are shia origins that they provide a guarantee. so far there's not been real agreements, it appears from the meeting that they are getting close

chief says effortses are underway to place controls on e-cigarettes and huka and cigars that are unregulated now. >> all tobacco products cause some level of harm and its not right from a health perspective to put them in a market place where it's buyer beware where there is not a regulator standing between the products and their claims and the consume consumers. >> cigar ruse is rising among kids and adults but cigarettes are going down. now a new ad campaign showing young people the real cost of smoking tobacco. >>> and children in camden get extra hugs, kids at the school made heart hug pillows like these for young patients all the materials were donated. and in the past these pillows have gone to hospitals in philadelphia or delaware but this year the children wanted to help out their on neighborhood. some philadelphia high schoolers put their culinary skills to the test and they whipped up their tastiest sandwich for this year's competition they only had 30 minutes to prepare their dishes and the winning dish will be added to menus across the philadelphia school district. >> looks tasty

silk road was an unregulated market place where users could buy and sell anything from drugs to hackingnchor of nbc's "nightly news" apologized for telling a story that turned out to be false. >> brian williams paid tribute to an iraq war veteran on friday. he said the soldier helped protect him in 2003 when their helicopter was shot down by enemy fire in iraq. >> to make matters worse, the story was retold over the jumbo tron during a new york rangers hockey game where the two were reunited. >> it seems the version of the story told by williams seemed to be false, and this is what mr. williams had to say. >> on this broadcast last week in an effort to honor and thank a veteran who protected me and so many others after a ground fire incident in the desert during the iraq war invasion, i made a mistake in recalling the events of 12 years ago. it did not take long to hear from i'm sorry brave men and women and the air crews who were also in that desert. i want to apologize. i said i was traveling in an aircraft that was hit by rpg fire. i was instead in a following aircraft. >> cue the mo

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but other ways to fund-raise for the dollars, it may be through cyberor cryptocurrency which is unregulatedonymous and virtually a global currency that anyone can have access to. neil: many argue that bitcoin could be a threat to our dollar, which would be a twin benefit for bad guys. but how is it done? if you're one who wants to fund isis here how are they going through bitcoin do it? >> i'm not purporting we have a large fund-raising effort in the united states. neil: we know it's worldwide. there is a lot of concentration. >> the potential is there. bitcoin is that cryptocurrency is available, it's available again here in the united states, available globally. neil: and hard to police hard to follow. >> very hard to police. it's not regulated. we don't have law that pertain to those and it's on the open market, and it's a currency that very few american people receive. neil: are they getting a lot of money? >> my sources say they're not. there is a potential to gain that money. something that goes back to the previous conversations we had with regard to the new domain of warfare called

could go as high as $1.5 billion begin the supreme court decisions that make it easier for unregulated soft money to come into the process. >> what is all this talk about if hillary doesn't announce soon i'm going to put my interest and money elsewhere? what are they talking about? >> i have no idea. elizabeth warren would be a very strong candidate if she were to run. there is polling that would suggest that. i've done it. at this point there is no indication senator warren is going to run. other than her there is not anyone who could rival hillary. hillary is basically operating on the principle when she is visible she doesn't necessarily increase her level of support. with the book tour she lost support. she is waiting and knows she can raise the money. >> is there any downside for the democrats having all their eggs in the hillary basket? >> having a united democratic party will make it easier for her to win. mitt romney had a divided republican party in 2012. ultimately, that didn't help him and probably hurt him. >> bottom line, you think secretary clinton is waiting because she

eating dog meat is legal in china but it's unregulated and some say unsafe. a growing number of animal lovers in klein and taiwan believe it's just plain brutal. >> for all the people in china who are actively fighting against this, we stand with them. >> reporter: many of the dogs appear to be stolen pets. some are still wearing their collars as they are stuffed into small crates to be shipped to the butcher. in june, 10,000 dogs are slaughtered for a traditional festival. >> she is in a very small minority of dogs to take it out alive. >> california is a sister state to a town in china which accounts for about 40% of the dog meat trade. >>> medical marijuana dispensary owners marched into vallejo city hall to try to pay their taxes. the city has refused to accept pot club taxes ever since the city council voted to shut down the bullets. that was in january. dozens of people stood on the steps of city hall in protest of the shutdown. >> we're not putting up with this unfair harmful abuse anymore! we will not be banned or shut down without a political fight.

credit markets that you've had so much money so available, so cheaply pushed from the banks to the unregulatedt market, and i'm afraid that some people have gotten loans that don't deserve those loans. and if business ever gets soft or rates go up, i'm afraid it's the credit markets -- charles: wouldn't that be a shame? a people who didn't get that money on main street would love to get a piece of that money. how do we reconcile this, anthony? i know you're more of a macro, longer-term guy, but when you see earnings estimates coming down like this and all the things that would say from a pure valuation point of view, a stock or a market can't be worth what you think it is if they're not making the money you thought they were going to make. >> i can build in every scenario over every decade a reason to run from stocks. yet if you looked at a 50-year or 75-year trend, the market's up 75% of the time, charles. one of the reasons why i love coming on the show is you're trying to explain to the viewer to be a little less cynical and do believe in america and believe in the corporate profitability a

you talk about net neutrality, the reality is republicans are for keeping the internet unregulated. democrats want to see that public utility type sort of regulation so that no one can buy their way to faster lanes on the internet if you will and they don't have democratic support for that. that seems to be going nowhere. when it comes to dhs funding, a lot of republicans don't like where this is. i spoke to a senior republican who said he didn't campaign around the country in 2014 to get a republican majority in the senate only to see this kind of standoff. so there's frustration all around. the problem is there are very few paths for republicans to try to achieve what they have been after with respect to the president's immigration executive order. this is that clash between the executive and legislative branches. they were trying to use funding as a lever. that doesn't seem to be working at the moment. mcconnell is playing another card saying we will fully fund the department and separately vote to deal with a piece of the november executive actions with the president, the deport

. >> reporter: like most on the states in wisconsin the industry has a whole is unregulated includingound machines themselves. >> you're dealing with salute incompetence. you're dealing with no standards standards. no anything. >> reporter: obgyn dr. sheldon wasserman former chairman of the wisconsin mel examining board an former state lawmaker he says there's reason for these keep sake shops money. >> they prey on the fears of pregnant women. >> despite warnings elective ultrasounds are popular. >> people who are printed and very clearly state to the patient this is solely for the purpose of entertainment. >> nan requires all of her clients to show proof of prenatal care. >> she'll be the first to tell you to do your research when choosing a keep sake facility. >> doing what i do, i can understand and respect the fact there are people that don't believe what we do is valuable. and there's going to be people like that. and i'm okay with that. >> if there's no purpose what are you doing and where are you going? who is doing it? >> reporter: they don't see it that way. they feel the exp

buttiveover the counter and unregulated we all know what happens.sis always breeds a big government move. it always does. so think back, the rant as it was, as it's been referred to was thursday the9 stimulus, .78 trillion dollars, next day wednesday by the home affordability and stability plan and even though it morphed into something potentially useful at that point in history it was about forgiveness and modifications. then 19th, you know what happened then. keep in mind, that in this country, it's the pursuit of happiness, there's no guarantees. card late is a card played but more important that sound bite about housing, here we are six years later, as we look at housing, is it worth it? >> were those 7/8 of a trillion dollars shovel ready? you know what, sometimes government gets crazy and uses crisis, but we have 537 people governing our country, it's not a monarchy but i can't say it as good as our third president and the writer of the declaration of independence. this quote, i have no fear that the result of our experiment will be men may be

in fact, there is no place for pure capitalism, unregulated capitalism. we have a system.ary kissel is here. >> it is a strong and argument. show me one system around the world that has no rules at all. it is a ridiculous thing to say. he also compares the u.s. and china. that is absurd. stuart: goldman sachs. isn't he tending to the obama win? >> of course he is. big u.s. banks, goldman included are subject to the wind of regulators. he is absolutely an arm of government. he said this. we have some advantages because we can afford to pay for things that small banks cannot. he knows where he gets paid. he knows where his minders are. >> what to think about that, as of the opening of the show. >> it is a good premise. i think you have two add to it. everything that you outline right there are gross inducing reforms. keystone gets people jobs. banks have to be able to lend people money. it is that average person who loses. they are the person that will not get that job, will not get that raise. >> of course, we will be exploring. >> it will depend on whether or not the repub

unregulated under title 2. that held up for a long time. congress essentially codified that approach, the telecommunications act of 1996 and it create edd two new categories. it included telecommunications, telecommunication service, which is providing pure transmission in a certain way to the public for a free and information service, which tracked pretty closely to the fcc old enhanced service definition, and that was offering the capability to manipulate data and transform them in some other things. so those were the definitions that the commission had at its disspoe sal when it had the question before it what is the cable moe dumb service. there's one thing i'd like to correct. the fcc was not the first to decide how to classify the cable moe em. that honor was held by a federal district court in portland oregon. and the kourt said no, this is a tellcom service. at the conclusion of the entity, they issued a declareatory ruling mplt and they said no, in our expert opinion the cable modem service, which is the first is an information ser

still likely or totally unregulated three weeks ago.ad a small central bank of a small country in the middle of europe, swiss national bank and two, significantly sized foreign exchange platforms. one in london one in new zealand. examples of the shadow banking system circa 2015 went belly up. imagine what could happen if a big central bank. >> let's talk about about central bank. when we look at various causes of any crisis. the one common factor is too much leverage. were we wrong to respond to the last crisis by making leverage much cheaper? >> i think we have to flood financial markets with liquidity when we did to prevent the complete economic and financial meltdown. i think it was right to let that liquidity slosh around while the economy began to recover, but regulators now have to be more aggressive in their use of macroprudential tools. not raising interest rates necessarily but tightening up with higher value to loan ratios in the house and market and other instruments of that sort. >> and, of course central bank policy is div

the birth of a shameless and unregulated market. i've been a big supporter of decriminalization, i have given money, because i do not think people should ever go to jail for low level drugs. but as soon as you commercialize something like this, building the regulatory infrastructure, you are screwed. you want to do this right? you want to commercialize? build it solid, air tight first. so you are not trying to play catch-up with the industry that is making money. i've got good things. amanda says that the future of marijuana is more like wine or beer -- then beer. what is actually happening on the street is so different than what is on paper. a lot is being left to the industry to regulate itself. responsible, classy, 20% off with a student id. [laughter] santos linning dealt. hilarious, if you have five-year-olds. baby jesus, came in a value pack to my house. one dollar joint, this is the scariest thing to happen to white people -- gives you every time. infused oils, we have -- you are never going to catch the industry. 10 milligra