it is jaime weinstein. and he is one of the authors of "the lizard king." i used to baby-sit him when he was an infant. he had a huge vocabulary then. it is bill schulz. we were the kings of the dance floor at a brooklyn dance floor in the late 1970s. now we do the news. next to me is john gibson, host of "the john gibson show" weekdays at noon eastern. his show will be live from the talk radio allstar summit on wednesday. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. how is this show even still on? >> forgot about that voice. the city's top cop thinks the ruling is a flop. yep, new york's police commissioner says if stop and frisk is abandoned there is no question violent crime will rise. on sunday ray kelly expressed his miss givings about a federal judge's decision that the policy is unconstitutional, and his miss givings couldn't be more miss givingy. >> the losers in this if this case is allowed to stand are people who live in minority communities. 97% of the shooting victims in new york city last year were people of color, black or latino. >> over the

. >>> netflix is expanding its movie licensing deal with the weinstein company.e multiyear deal will add more films to its internet video service beginning in 2016. netflix has the right to show all movies released by weinstein and its subsidiary dimension films before they appear on paid tv channels. >>> and anne-marie, here's something to munch on. remember the bags of doritos the seattle police handed out at this weekend's pot festival? well, they're fetching big bucks on ebay. one bag is selling for $58. another bag listed as used was fetching 50 bucks. seattle police handed out 1,000 bags of doritos along with stickers about the state's legal pot law. anne-marie? >> one way to cash in your chips. marlie hall here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> coming up in sports, a white house salute for the only perfect team in nfl history. and one minor league baseball team's unique giveaway. history. and one minor league baseball team's unique giveaway. my dentist said that the acid in fruit or fruit juice softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel

netflix will exclusively license the weinstein company's movies starting with its 2016 films, bringing content of makers from award winning "silver lining's playbook" as well as the recent hit from this past weekend "the butler," in the same window those movies were previously only available on premium cable. no deals of the term were released. netflix's gain is the loss of cbs' show time which has a deal with the weinstein company for its films. last year netflix got that window for documentaries and foreign films. today's news is far more important to elevate netflix to the level of hbo and showtime. tyler? >> thank you very much. >>> new episode of "the prophet tonight." star, marcus lamonis is going to join us. >>> plus one small businessowner in new york needs his advice. he's with us. the owner of that business, going to ask marcus a few questions of his own. that comes up next on "power lunch." we'll be right back. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for th

for all weinstein company films. beginning in 2016, feature films from weinstein will be available for netflix viewers to watch immediately once the pay tv window opens. eat your heart out, teach very. nicole: arrest of a top muslim leader boosts have investor confidence in egypt. we have a live report next. dennis: stocks managing to turn it around after a four-day losing streak, longest one of the year. we're back to a nyse for a trader's take. let's get a check of the 10-year and 30-year treasurys. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room.

the weinstein company has reportedly held preliminary talks with miramax about a possible deal. the tieup could create one of the most powerful independent film players. weinstein brothers founded miramax. a reverse ironic thing. they later sold the company to disney. disney owned miramax films until 2010. >> i'm completely confused. >> there's miramax which was sold by disney. now independent though owned by -- we know him. tom bar rack. collin callal over here. then the weinstein brothers. the conversation is whether you can put those companies back together. now, one little quick note. nikki fink who i read and believe religiously perhaps on most everything. she's a deadline hollywood.com. she says not so fast. that's what her blog says. when nikki fink speaks, i listen. so that's -- >> maybe yes, maybe no. >> maybe yes, maybe no. >> the debate continues. will janet yellin or larry summers be replacing ben bernanke? will ben bernanke actually vacate the fed seat? joining us now to talk more about this and more, our guest host for the next two hours, ben white is politico's ch

> >the weinstein company has a history of not delivering big openings, especially during the summer. they've had some successes with quentin tarantino but not so much with films like this. i think maybe sort of a mid teen opening, we'll see how plays---they're trying to market it as this year's "the help" in a way-- which is not gonna generate that kind of success. but with oprah it has gotten some publicity so we'll see how it does. > >i'm going to see it this weekend so i'll let you know. > >well there you go. you can tell me how it is. > >and at the box office last weekend, here's a look at those numbers...are we getting any closer to any type of record breaking summer here? > >we actually are surprisingly enough. we're at the tail end of what looks like is going to be the biggest summer in box office history. 2011 set the record---4.3 some billion. we're about 330 million away and we have about 2 1/2 weeks up until labor day---sort of the unofficial end of summer that i think is gonna happen. i think probably by next weekend we'll have the record set. > >what would be your pick f

netflix customers you will soon have more options now that the company has inked a deal with the weinstein company. netflix will get streaming rights starting in 2016 including the artist and the kings speech. >> number two the effects of childhood bullying can last into adulthood. researchers assessed 1,500 people from ages nine to 26. those classified as bully victims had the greatest risk of health problems by adulthood they were more than twice as likely to have difficulty keeping a job, committing to save money or maintaining relationships. >> number one tonight national zoo's elephant herd is doubling in size. thanks to a $2 million donation the zoo will receive three female elephants from calgary zoo in canada. they will arrive next spring and they're expected to stay indefinitely unless they don't get along with the existing elephants. we hope it works out for all of them. >> brian, that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> thank you very much, shawn. oil take it from here and we are going -- oil take it from here. we're going to show you an august day as the dog days came roaring into t

. >>> and from the hit movie "the butler," lee daniels and harvey weinstein will be in the studio.ning news." for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

in the news, not because it's part of the new tivo package but they announced a deal with the weinsteincompany, the deal will let net 234rix stream the movies before they hit pay tv channels and investors liking the news, boosting netflix stock to a two-year high. >> a big. >> thank you, scott. >> thanks for watching. see you at 6:00. on the broadcast tonight, not again. chilling flashbacks as children run from danger, a gunman with an assault rifle in their school. tonight, a big scare, raising new security questions as the school year starts across the country. >>> in cold blood. a bright young athlete gunned down while out for a run, and police say teenagers did it because they were bored. tonight, a shocking crime jolts the heartland. >>> health scare for the vice president's son. a young stroke survivor now facing a new challenge. >>> and top of the world. ann curry tonight in the place they call iceberg alley, with a breathtaking view that's disappearing fast. "nightly news" begins now.

offspring continue to be affected by agent orange but when that was suits settled the judge jack weinstein assured the chemical companies that their liability was over so when the vietnamese victims the intended victims of agent orange sued in federal court they were thrown out of court but that lawsuit spawned a movement to try to get compensation for the victims of agent orange and in fact i do the peace accords signed in paris in one nine hundred seventy three the nixon administration promised three billion dollars toward healing the wounds of war and for post-war reconstruction of vietnam and none of that money has been forthcoming but this movement has led to organizations like mine the vietnam agent orange relief and responsibility campaign. which helped draft legislation that is now pending in the u.s. congress it's called the victims of agent orange relief act of twenty thirteen and that below would provide medical rehabilitative and social service compensation to the vietnamese victims of agent orange remediation of dioxin contaminated hotspots and medical services for the childre

jamie weinstein, senior editor of "the daily caller." joining me now. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> where is consumer confidence right now on the president's ability to turn things around? >> poll numbers are not showing the american public is particularly high on president obama's economic performance. a new gallup poll showed 35% of americans think he is handling the economy appropriately. that was even before the big stock market drop last week. so, you know, the american people are just not seeing president obama performing the way they would like to see. >> when you see the major drop that we've seen in the markets and you see jobs and everything else still not moving as far as the president had hoped, what's the mess aage that he needs to send the american people? come up with new initiatives? new strategies? more spending? what's the right answer? >> you saw him talking before he left on vacation about, you know, economic inequality and raising the minimum wage. these type of things aren't going to create jobs. they don't create growth

show courtesy: jameson hsieh josh earnest white house press secretary "shut up & sing" courtesy the weinsteinompany wednesday fox news channel "this is infantile. this is childish. this is worse than political correctness." the firestorm over this clown act mocking the president. has created a firestorm of it's own. "he put on an obama mask. he's a rodeo clown!" conservative commentators like rush limbaugh and glenn beck are defending the act that caused an uproar with moments like this: "president obama -- hey, i know i'm a clown.he's just running around acting like one, doesn't know he is one." and this: "soon as this bull comes out, obama don't you move. he's gonna getcha, getcha, getcha, getcha!" the missouri state fair has banned performer tuffy gessling for life. that's the man whose voice you hear in the clip. the man in the obama mask hasn't been publicly identified. cnn tried unsuccessfully to speak with gessling. his supporters are reaching out on his facebook page -- even starting a petition on the white house website asking the president to a white house spokesman had incident: "i

we'll ask producer harvey weinstein. >> we begin with today's high opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> egyptian security forces dealing a major blow to the opposing muslim brotherhood. >> rise in the crisis. >> spiritual leader of the muslim brotherhood has been arrested. >> adding to the volatile situation, president mubarak could be released from custody. >> it's up to the egyptian people. >> firefighters report some progress in that massive wildfire in idaho. >> in sun valley, some residents are being allowed to return. >> i want to go home. >> beau biden undergoing medical tests in houston after hospitalized last week for weakness and disorientation. >> embattled mayor bob filner in public for the first time after two weeks of sexual sensitivity training. >> if i was bob filner's mother, i would be smacking him on the side of the head asking him what the hell are you thinking. >> former president mubarak has been charged with murder. >> air trans made an unscheduled flight in memphis after a passenger tried to open an emergency exit midair. >> dick van dyke had a terrifyingly cl

let's bring in jamie weinstein. good to see you. is this a significant escalation?it certainly is significant escalation. chairman issa does not think he has been appropriately dealt with in getting documents. he wanted 81 search terms. i think they only looked up 12 of those terms of the documents he's gotten, a lot of them has been redacted. this is not just a republican saying this. the senate finance committee max baucus issued a statement on friday as well saying he doesn't think the irs has been as constitute i have he would like. there is both sides, members saying they are not particularly happy. >> gregg: they want emails and other documents that are relevant from three people in particular. lois lerner, holly paz and william will dense. here they are. lerner infamously clammed up taking the fifth. paz i believe was placed on administrative lead. will dense is chief counsel. he is a big donor to democrats and apparently he started insinuating himself of getting in the targeting in an election year. does that raise pretty big red flags? >> certainly his offi

jon: jamie weinstein, senior editor for "the daily caller." let me echo something our chief white house correspondent ed henry has been asking, jamie m the president argued that the war in iraq, he called a, dumb war. so how does he now make the case that we should insister screen in syria? >> well it is difficult but he is certainly pressured to do so in the openly by some elements of the lindsey graham and john mccain but by some from his own party. a year ago he said a red line with use of chemical response. in some ways he boxed himself in here to do some type after response. if he doesn't, the fear other adversaries around the world like iran would see the president's non-response to his own red line and take the lesson from that that america doesn't really fall its word. jon: in libya, for instance the president was famous talking about leading from behind. we waited for some kind of international coalition to come together to help drive muammar qaddafi in power as it happened in libya. what is the out come there? how would you assess th

we'll ask producer harvey weinstein. >> we begin with today's high opener, your world in 90 seconds.yptian security forces dealing a major blow to the opposing

jamie weinstein, thank you. >> thank you. alisyn: she is accused of lying to police and jurors about the murder of her husband outside her child's georgia preschool. the deliberation in the trial of andrea snyder man. our legal panel will break it down. >>> egypt's "day of rage." a live picture what is happening there in cairo right now. more bloodshed. reports of more than a does people killed already. we'll look at the violence and what may lie ahead for one of our most important partners in the middle east. you need a girls' weekend and you need it now. ladies, let's goo vegas. cute! waiter! girls' weekend here! priceline savings without the bidding. (ding, ding) how long have i had my car insurance? i don't know, eight, ten years. i couldn't tell ya' but things were a lot less expensive back then. if you're 50 or over you should take a new look at your auto insurance. you may be overpaying. actually that makes a lot of sense. old policy. old rates. and thanks to your experience behind the wheel, you might save $350 by swi

janelle weinstein says this idea needs to be grounded. you're telling me as a mom you would be perfectly happy hurling your darling child to the back of the plane? >> yes, surprisingly she'll be happy, too. there's nothing illegal about it. they're not saying children can fly, this area, there are no children. that way you don't have to worry about crying noises. as a mom -- >> you'd still hear noises in the back of the plane. you figure since you're in first class, they're so far. >> right. i thought about that, they're paying this money and they'll still hear the noise. as a mom i will feel like i won't have to worry about the looks and people saying can't you get your child to be quiet? >> my sons are tieing people to their chairs. luggage is the only option for them. you think this goes too far? >> domestically they're not going to fly. they're not going to be able to sell tickets to people that will restrict who they can sell them to. if they have unsold tickets and you only have a child-free zone, it's not going to happen. >> a lot

jamie weinstein says, not a chance, and the administration should stop labeling these as stuff.amie, there's a lot of them. benghazi -- phony scandal or not. >> even if nothing more comes out, it's no a phony scandal. the fact there were warnings about the threats to benghazi and nothing done to above up security, the american people see that as scandalous, but if nothing else comes out, even what we know right now is scandalous. >> the liberals, a lot of people say watergate was a real scandal. i don't know. no four americans dying at watergate. >> we know there were a chain of communications to the state department, to beef up security the, they knew there were warnings of trouble. and it wasn't beefed up. so i think that of itself is scandalous, and there's many more questions about benghazi. but by itself that's scandalous. >> who called for a standdown order and the talking points would be about the video, irs? >> the fact that tea party groups were targeted, in and of itself, is scandalous, during an election year, prevent them from going about their activities in the way

harvey weinstein bought the flick. they thought the movie.uch bad taste. she was never like one of these parents to kick you when you're down. >> what about your dad? >> dad was different. dad was the kind of guy, he was very supportive, but not like you can follow your dreams, son. do anything you want in life. my parents weren't from that school of thought. my father was like, see that mountain, son? never climb it. >> stick around. more with kevin after this. >>> next on "stroumboulopoulos," lots to talk about still with kevin smith. on and off the fi, with the help of soccer stars. these free clinics, help kids gain confidence in their game, and learn how important it is to get moving every day. it's part of our goal to inspire more than 3 million people, to re-discover the joy of being active this summer. see the difference all of us can make. together. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ a quarter million tweeters is beare tweeting

cheryl weinstein wrote an book about her alleged one-year affair with madoff. more books on the way. >> you know, prosecutors can sometimes use those kinds of relationships as leverage, if there's a revenge factor that could play in. are we talking about the possibility of that happening? >> reporter: well, it's a little unclear why prosecutors submitted this. on the one hand, they want the witness' testimony to be accepted and they don't want this issue to come up and discredit the witnesses. 1 on the other hand, this could sort of bring down some of the case, and it's just unclear how to read why they're filing this. the defendants don't know what to make of this. some of the defendants themselves saying, we don't know what they're talking about. so the mystery just deepens here. we may find out in a week or two when there could be a secondary filing that names the names and we might get a clear understanding as to why the prosecutors decided to disclose this. >> right. i think a lot more people will be reading that one closely, robert. thanks very much for t

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stuart: netflix will team up with polk weinstein company to offer pay-tv. netflix, stock is where?6. they did silver linings, very popular movie, maybe that went to netflix first. could that happen in a deal like this? stuart: i can't remember where was before i went on vacation, $15 or $20 lower. >> had a couple good days. stuart: i should go way more often. in a study by the national center for public policy research shows that young people would save money by skipping obamacare and pay the penalty, $95 in the first year. congressional candidate the youngest in the nation from virginia, a republican named ron meyer joins us now. good to see you again. is that accurate that of the twentysomething pays the penalty, $95, up for those health insurance, they are better off than if they went into an obamacare exchange? is that accurate? >> if you think saving one thousand dollars is better off than yes, we have three million young people will save $1,000 if they don't going to the exchange and i say yes, that is worth it to sedna one thousand dollars especially in this economy where a

. >> let's talk abroad netflix they have a deal with weinstein.doing. they're making it much easier for us to cut the cable cord. you can just keep your internet. >> much talk about will go a glaslet's talk about google glass. >> they have a press release for 2014. i like the they are delaying this because the product is wrong. you only get one strike with these kind deals. they're being patient about this. samsung is coming out with one as well. we are still waiting to see what apple will do. the technology that allows the s/this is pretty narrow. >> >> and we will be right back. >> even though in rome and status starts in october, a new field poll says that many californians are only vaguely familiar with the details of president of obamas health care reform. the survey, released this morning, fine said about one in four voters in our state know little or nothing about those affordable care act. another 60 percent said they are someone knowledgeable about over all, which was signed into law in 2010. overall, 53 percent of california voters suppo

the weinstein brothers lost rights to the simple name, "the butler," to a short film in the 1900s.med up good buzz for the film. lori: could the new iphone branching out from its black and white options to gold, according to report from techcrunch. this is the first time apple expanded iphone collars to iphone 3. gold currently one of more popular adjustments for iphones and more people buy phone cases. it is believed it will be much like the old gold ipod mini. you have a very cool take. dennis: i just remember apple's darkest days, came out with computers in new bright colors instead of coming out with great tools that could do great things. i thought it was a bad sign. i hope it is not a bad sign. lori: defaulting to aesthetics than to actual technology. dennis: to build a little buzz. lori: dow is off 27 points. off the worst levels. we're still in a weak market ongoing. as we head into the last two hours of trading. how can you protect your money? bmo bank cio jack ablin is next with nicole petallides and ashley webster, don't miss it. [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob

bernard weinstein told nbc to expect the average price of fruitins and vegetables to rise 10% this fall> if bob filner is looking for support, he's not going to find much of it in san diego. a poll released sunday, 81% say based on what they know, filner should resign. only 14% say the mayor should stay in office. and as support dwindled, mayor filner's backers, well, they are not giving up. they are finally going public. dozens gathered monday to publicly support filner's due process. >> how would you feel if your father, your son, your brother, your husband were accused, allegations, no evidence, no facts? >> are you saying that no sexual harassment ever happened, that these women are liars? >> i have no idea. they are accusers. that's where due process comes in. >> joining me now with enrique, one of filner's supporters, good morning. >> good morning. >> okay, a lot of people -- a lot of our viewers are probably wondering why would you be supporting mayor filner when all of these embarrassing allegations have come to the forefront? >> there's a lot of people that support mayor filner

>> well, you know, i believe harvey weinstein, that distributed this movie, timed it just right, to openugust, right at the 50-year anniversary. and i received scores of e-mails and texts and -- from people that, in my era, who lived in the south during that period. it brought back maybe not so fond of a memory but it certainly says that we've gone a long way but we still have a ways to go. and so that we have to keep that dream alive. so it did bring back a lot of memories that people appreciated, even more so, for young people to go to this movie and see it, to see where we came from and not to take that for granted. >> admiral, thank you so much for your time this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> senator coburn may have a hard time convincing the american people about impeaching the president. that's next with the big three. is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the inte

it had a separate trailer designed for the christian audience of the weinstein studio release ad spiritual faith-friendly content is profitable. >> hollywood has caught on this is, that this is important not only from a purely business standpoint. that it makes sense. it makes good dollars and cents. >> reporter: the festival is also premiering some films as well as showing early clips of much anticipated movie, "heaven is for real" based on a best-selling book directed by randall wallace. who brought to the screen, "braveheart" and secretariat. big names coming in the favorite based industry. alisyn: sounds like it. lauren green, thanks. >> reporter: sure. jon: we're waiting for the secretary of state to speak out on syria as the white house plans to release intel on the assad's regime for using chemical weapons. >>> if you're planning to get away for the weaken, plan on lots of company on the roads. just how busy aaa says our highways will be. [ female announcer ] nice 'n easy. in one step get expert highlights and lowlights. for color they may just think you were born with. [ rob ] i'm

surprisingly negative across the space with the only few exceptions and a nice note from citi's debra weinstein putting things together what she calls the c.h.e.a.p. consumer and it is not cyclical, but construction habits. and apologize for the acronym, but she says they are spending on cars, housing, e-commerce, appliances and projects for home. we are getting the numbers from the likes of home depot and lowe's and meanwhile, the struggle across the retail space and she says that the retailers she covers are left asking, what about us? look at what is happening in july and seeing the personal income take a dip. if you look at the year-to-date performer performers the premise is to chase the winners and steer clear of the guys underperformed in the market. look at lumber lick wi quidator 84%, and dollar general and home depot up 20%, and meanwhile target and nordstrom is single digits and we know what has happened in the teen retail space. the interesting thing is that the sort of the wondering about what is happening in light of syria in the last couple of days to tie it together, is that the

well, speaking of netflix, moving higher in the premarket, a and they have struck a deal with the weinsteinnd that is what is different about the deal is that it gives netflix window into the content of the pay window which means you can get it sooner. and so the details of the deal continues to change. >> well, netflix has the momentum and the way that the younger people watch tv and netflix and original programming we often admit that you at least want to try it. one more thing, why didn't apple buy it at $100? they could have had social and mobile -- ugh! cloud. >> and now, apple in a moment. looking for a safe haven in the market? cramer will e help you find one in the "mad dash" and looking at the futures. maybe some relief here in the open as we look to reverse some of the losses of the last four days. "squawk on the street" from the nyse is straight ahead. and the better i am at them, the more i enjoy them. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 so i'm always looking to take them up a notch or two. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and schwab really helps me step up my trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 they've now put

my name's andrew weinstein, i'm executive director of open allies for air fare transparency. we're a coalition of about 400 organizations and companies that are involved in travel distribution. so our members are everyone from the travel agencies, the brick and mortar ones, in fact, more than half the largest travel agencies in the country to the business travel departments that book travel for corporate travelers to the online travel companies that people in this room probably use that book their own flights to other players internationally as well who represent similar constituencies, and the gds systems which are systems at the center of a lot of this travel distribution right now. our organization has a single simple goal. we want to make sure that travelers have the ability to see and compare all of the prices for fares and fees that they get. so that when you're booking a trip, you can do on apples to apples comparison and say i'm going from point a to point b, i want to have these options, and i want to know how much it's going to cost me across the different airlines