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john: and while detroit is wha debt per person? >> 28,000 per person. sandy springs. >> nine, operating totally in the black. they're charter requires them to have a cas operating reserve which is how they pay for capital projects. john: yorktown got in the worst trouble because your last mayor wa taken money for himself, kilpatrick. he used city funds to fund junkets, 54 trips, when zero rentals, b the charges, hired 29 of his closest friends and family for city positions. people didt notice? >> that was not even the worst of i the worst oft that he was actually using -- he was receiving kckbacks for fines of his choice to give and city contracts to his favorite cronies that used to be called friends and family in detroit. so he used to talk a good game. he would talk to bring all kinds of development to detroit at the same time as he was talking about the big game he was quietly siphoning the cit coffers for money which is one reason why the chart was left in the financial mess. john: trucks are crooks, but even regar politicians wreck cities. i will

relief to individual americans, rank-and-file workers, the same relief you provide employers, that is wha our bill does. i think it will help alleviate from of the pain that the obama administration figures out that in the end, the super structure of this sledge laying is flawed. charles: although, mak an assumption that it will go through the senate and everywhere else, though? >> well, you know, that, of course, is out of our hands. but we' making the argument. and president wen ahead and providedelief to employe, as a matter of fairness we think same relief should be offered to individuals. this really a question of irness, president has been cherry picking data. in indiana our department of insurance pr projects costs wilo up 72% on hard working hoosiers as a result of this act. charles: representative young, i was struck by the numbers, 22 democrats sided with you on individualide, 35 agr employers should get a break, we heard from a whole spat of unions, including the teamsters do you feel like a bipartisan coalition is coming together, maybe just a general epiphany? >> you are righ

for wha >> it is the 21st century. >> and we know a kid picked up and general idea that is legitimate. but ib discriminately takedown license plate. >> justification. going to keep us safe. we need to keep us safe. we are looking for a need will in the haystack. what is ironic. we don't need the haystack. we know where it is. it is militant islam and jihad. and we plate and make innocent citizens the enemy by looking at e-mails and license. >> the problem is bob pointed it out exactly. it is a totalitarian point of view. the fact of the matter, there is no reason for the government to intrude. it is another extension of the federal government trying to get in the private liv of the people in the united stateand it is wrong. >> coming up. going from license plates and going from license plates and a license to steal, and man: ♪ all, all, all in together now ♪ ♪ we can make it better now ♪ ♪ c'mon, can we do it? chorus: ♪ yeah, you know that we can! ♪ ♪ we'll rope it up ♪ 'cause we know how to jump ♪ ♪ we'll roll it out ♪ 'cause we know hoto skate ♪ ♪ we'll cut it down ♪ 'cause we know

tmz reveals wha what he was dois just hours before. >>> the excitement is building.will take you across the pona for the royal baby watch. >>> and weya could see temps ner 100 degrees before the week is over. gary is back with your extended look. ?? >>> twitter will definitely plal a big role in the royal bab d by announcement. >> reporter: although british officials have never released a due date, many have expected h that the child would arrive onlr sunday, but suggesting that the prediction was wrong, the prince enjoyed a polo game with his brother yesterday. the match was held almost 100 miles from here. >> it was great polo, and yeah, i should think it's pretty -- i believe he had a helicopter on standby. >> reporter: it remains unclear whether the royal couplo knows the gender of their first child, the baby will becomewill third in line to the thrown,ro, after prince charles and 31-year-old prince william. >> a birth of another generatiot has to do inhe direct line inne succession to the thrown is what the monarchy is all about. >> repo

. >> wha today he was joined by general manager bob myers who talked about their initial meeting witha a few weeks ago owners thought they would have to convince him to come sot: bob myers sot: andre igoudala puig came in second to atlantas fredie freeman. puig not voted to all-star yasiel puig was beat out by freeman - who also beat out hunter pence puig batting.394 with 8 homers and 19 rbi freeman set a record with 19.7 million online hitting their keyboard over and over and over. million votes though mlb wouldn't say how many he, or pence got. so it's freeman, not puig, in the all star game derek jeter comeback was cut short today in the bronx in front of an as the designated hitter after missing the first 91 games with a fractured left ankle - and got an infield ha hit in his first at bat. but jeter was replaced in the 8th inning due to tightness in his quad and an mri was scheduledso he could be out again yankees beat the royals 8-4 nhl star walks away from $77m i guess it's not always new jersey devils star ilya kovalchuk is walking away from $77 million in future earnings to re

the numbers we have right now, april and may, the numbers were increased from wha we thought theyere. and they're the highest they've been since april '80. it's not about the ee zester. it's been a steady, steady trend. >> gary b., we have seen job growth of about 200,000 jobs created month for the last few months. what do us about that? what is causing that? is that because the government is cutting? >> well, yes, i do think that's a contributing facto there have been quite a few studies showing that increased government spending does crowd out private spending. it's -- you know first of all, more taxes haveo go to fund the government and the governme is in there doing jobs that private industry could do. number two is as the government shrinks, you know, the private seor comes in and is enabled to grow. look, i think people are opt mistericic that the public sect is shrinking because as jim pointed out, every dollar they spend, there's no multiplier. in fact, a lot of studies christine believes that for every dollar spent, you get 95 cents back t to gdp. so think this is a all a goo

wssc's plan goes according to wha tt they plan. they have back up plans. there's nothing to worry about in that yeah guard. residents the message to residents is to stock up on water now before that line is put out of service. brian. >> maureen, i guess short notice is better than no notice but what are some of these businesses like. you mentioned national harbor. what are they going to do to get by? have you heard? >> the residents are hearing about this now. this is an emergency situation that cropped up on everyone so they are scrambling to come up with their back up plans. as are some of the other businesses. andrews air force base included. so now everyone is trying to get a handle on this and stock up on water before that pipe is out of commission. >> maureen umeh tonight. >> people preparing for a week of scorching temperatures. let's go to gary mcgrady. >> how bad is it going to get? >> pretty much like today, brian but a little warmer over the next couple days. these heat waves are cumulative. first couple days everybody it's not a big deal i shou

so today i'm going to put you in place of a bowling pin so you understand wha their life is like. >>mportant to have empathy. so there you go. the camera is on a bowling pin. it sends it down the conveyer belt and it shows you what they have to go through. go through a machine that aligns them. rounds them up. aligns them, puts them back on to the platform. >> i thought it was a bunch of hamsters doing this work. disappointed to find it's a machine. >> the hamsters are cranking all of the different parts. >> very cool, though, somebody thought to see this. >> how do the bowling pins come back so perfectly every time? >> these are the kind of toys i wish i had as a kid. remote controlled tanks all moving into a little mock battle with a little green army man. all put together in a movie cinematic style battle. >> cool. >> this is exactly what it looked like in your head. when you were a kid, you snow when playing out there, making all of the noises. this is what it looks like in your head. >> exactly. imagination finally coming to life. >> the tank bounced back. >> recoil. look, there

. >>> wha >>> welcome back. the monsoonal moisture and showers we dealt with will be moving out. let's start with your friday forecast. any moisture that's left over, showers and storms through the intermountain west. dry from california into the pacific northwest. and temperatures over the weekend will slowly begin to get warmer as we go into saturday. 90 in medford. 91 in boise. seattle, right where you should be about this time of the year. mid-70s. gorgeous weather there. still cool in a few spots. getting the onshore flow along the coastal areas of california. then by sunday, that starts to weaken a little bit. notice all the sunshine on the map. getting very warm once again in vegas. salt lake city and boise. a ridge of high pressure starts to warm up in areas of the west. we're looking really nice weekend. >> looks beautiful. that's the place to be. thank you, bill. >>> a three-way battle is the marquee matchup at the box office this weekend. "despicable me 2's" reign is going to be challenged. sam mendes and daniel craig, they have both signed on for the next james bond s

we aren't doing it for wha reason reason. who knows?> steve, maybe you know. >> i'm with anwar and keystone pipeline. but with fracking causing earthquakes increighing threefold you'd be careful toing that in cal kpal. >> tracy, go ahead. >> brenda, i think one piece we're missing are state taxes. this piece of the gasoline price is not going away. that will continue to go up. couple that with gasoline prices going up higher than our wages. that's the bottom line. >> gary v, it will have an impact on the economy, don't you think? >> absolutely. you know, i want to get back to the point that jonas was making. you know, while we're doing relatively better than other countries, look, i don't want to compare ourselves to our countries because we can do a lot better rig here. we've shown that with a combination of coal, natural gas, oil, shale, oil that we have. we would not need to import one more barrel of oil for the next 500 yeyears. why we're not going down that path when we can lower prices even more, be energy independent and by the w

charles murray, wha is your answer? >> well, i think in fact if we got rid of the entire welfare state, that the ability of the wealthy society to deal with the problems would work. i don't think it is within the realm of possibility for an advanced society with as much wealth to ever do that politically. i think that libertarians will have to rike a grand compromise. in affecting the we will give you a big spending if you will give us freedom from interference. i would say use of guaranteed basiincome for everyone under 21 yars old and known bank aount, and let people take their lives back into theiown hands. they will have the wherewithal that they can deal with this and if they do not do it, they will have to talk with friends and area neighbors and churches and in the community and they want to make their case. i think that is the better way to go. john: you wrote a book about this. it is alled "in our hands." his better book is "in pursuit of happiness and better government." so you're telling me that the social wo

and this makes investors think that the federal reserve could scale back on its stimulus program ear wha many eileen lee tokyo stock exchange. elien, good morning. the big news is that the dollar yen is back at the 100 yen level. how are things looking like over there this morning? >> reporter: good morning, ai. first, let's take a quick look at where dollar yen is trading at this moment. the dollar is now at 100.73 to 75 against the yen. compared to the mid 99 level at about the same time on tuesday. and that's the highest we have seen in about a month. the dollar is really boosted by the recent string of strong u.s. economic data we received recently such as manufacturing activity, consumer sentiment and the latest factory artists. all that gives more credit to the view it will taper its monetary program sooner than many analysts expected. market players will watch out for the reports on frida meempl situation in the u.s. is one of the key factors that policymakers watch. and, in fact, we may get some clues to the u.s. labor markets on the private adp jobs report due later today. and l

if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical joke and if you are in shock -- and no hurt nerves we don't want you to go in and hel somebody and have something fal on you and get other hur hurt. look, listen and feel and have you ever put your chin to your chest and it's tougher to breathe and tilt your head back and easier to get a breath and we tilt the head back, lift the jaw up off of the air way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then y

what happens wha when a former retail like gap opens something that is g bop and find out it belongs to gap. is it formally a retail because it belonged to the larger? >> no. simply being owned by a larger corporation would not trigger the the formula retail control. that is one thing being considered by the board of supervisors is that the parent company itself is a former retail use, then any spin off would be considered formal retail use. if you are owned by gap, then that would be considered formula retail use. we would have to rely upon affidavits for this. these are permits processed over the counter. >> i imagine you wouldn't find out until after they are already installed and up and running. >> that's why the affidavit getting synagogue testify -- someone to testimony whether or not is to testify afterwards. >> mr. duffy? >> commissioners, i just wanted to the work currently taking place at the property is under the rendition replacement. that permit which was suspended and then reinstated by the board inspections how to take clear from the building inspector. i went to the s

benefits and while the unite union and all the unite members opposite might not want to do this and whahy it might not be part of len mccluskey's script, the fact is this program is twice as good as the flexible new deal. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as a doctor who once sat listening credibly to a patient national discussion is nine months pregnant on arrival at terminal three heathrow, i was very pleased to the secretary of state for health, -- does the promise to agree with me that although the savings are modest the principle matters to health service should be national not international? >> i think the honorable friend makes a very important point. this is a national health service, not a national health service. british families pay about 5000 pounds a year in taxes to pay for our nhs and it is right to make sure those people who don't have a right to use our nhs gets properly charged for it. we have made this announcement but i hope there would be full party support for both labour's public health minister has condemned it as xenophobic so i assumed it would post the sensible chang

other places, it is made clear that in a collective bargaining agreement, this write can be built upon wha, it says is this right can be traded away in exchange or as part of a collecting bargaining agreement. if the intent of the policy is to provide the workers with this right it is not clear what the purpose of this collective bargaining waiver is. and finally, and again, this is i think, less of an issue given the revised state of the legislation, the difference between the appeals process and the enforcement process in san francisco, and other places is something that is worth considering. and it is unlikely to be as many appeals or as potentially, a fact just as it is if you were trying to decide what a good faith business reason was, but still the fact that it instead of going to an employment tribunal which is where it goes in the british or the australia, it goes to someone who does not start from equally weighing both size but that osc made the correct determination, it is something that is unusual and does not necessarily lead to the kind of just out come that could inspire the

look wha is gogn. 51%. amge w loing t ste in at $1.e are talngbout 0-doar teove vid: pdoraup abo%. thook prey gd. ws %. the is qui a plbac why e puback on pandora >> obviously you're seeing a lot of volatility on pandora. big picture, analysts out there are touting the fact they will get the radio ad dollars for sure because they are really a pure play for that kind of media. liz: let's not forget zynga which started jumping in the past couple of hours. [closing bell rings] liz: perhaps on news of a management change at the top. here come the bells ringing on wall street and 7th avenue at the nasdaq. see how stocks are finishing up. dow jones industrials slipped 100 points off the gains. our high was 173. here we are. make that 110 points clipped off the gain. still a 63-point gain. david: 50% would be nice. liz: not bad at all, right? david: we see all the indexes in the green. by the way the russell 2000 we'll be talking about small cap stocks. look at this, 1 and a quarter percent gain. it is not 63%. not bad compared to other index

. >> a preliminary hearing, then judge said you have enough prosecutors to take three men to trial, wha was not a coupl days or months it was decades, people that knew or should have known, they did nothing, those are the allegations. lou: how tough is this case going to be? to prove? >> it will be tough, in the sense prosecutor will have to bring initnesses that the corroborate when prosecution wants, these men were told, they knew, it good knowledge that something was going on and they coverep. if they prove theover-up they face a lot of time in jail. lou: and to bradley manning. found not guilty of most serious charge. but fing 136 years in prin. >> well, let's break it down, most serus charge, aiding and abetting the enemy, but prosecution would have had to prove, that h knowingly, and intentionally sent out the information knowing -- this is key, knowing that americans would be killed or hurt by that information sense out, that is a tough legal bar to make, the espionage bar is lower, he stole the information, it was classified. and he sense it to a third party without authority, w

yisten to how he explained wha happened. >> i'm just pickinger.p my alehe les soon as i got home, twoproached me. >> what haptherened neidp? >> one had a ked hea unfortulktely, i couldn't get the gun away. >> police say it was during that scuadele that shothis v were fi. the male victim said he was afraid they were gr the gun on the floor. that's when the suspects took off on foot. >>? probably wouldn't advise. the couple wasyourt hastlyed. >> scar, sitd ustion there. thatra you, john. 72 degrees right now. 5:35 is your time. >ing >> good morning washington. >> good morning to them too. >> that's a cheery way to sssin the day. the wilre on the water. what a great place to be on a sue aler day. jac ase. >> we have a counow,e showers o the forecast after the noon hour. hour. if you can hit thingse 1out 2rig0 or so, you might wat to think about bringing it in f we have q we'te a bit coming. we hp ou can see that sun comin. winds out of the south at seventsbile-therer-hour bringin wastly and muggy conditions. the temperature in winchester, 72. f4 degrees rigthat now in qd usntico. we have

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. >> i got it but whas the point? >> the point is that -- my point is that unless you have and the reason we're focusing on this border securitypiece -- >> you're focused on it? are you kidding me? marco rubio voted against it. lindsay graham voted against it. >> on one piece, lou. >> two piec. these are the same guys say without border security it doesn't work. don't you find that intellectually at least pnconsistent? it may good policy but it's lousy logic. >> there might be multiple answers -- >> wenly have time for one. >> i think you're going to get a bill out of the senate and i think that these people also made calculations as to what would take to pass a bill out of the senate and deal with the house and deal with the issues in a republican-controlled house. >> it's a simple deal. i don't know why they want to make it compliced. we'll figure that mystery out later. go ahead. >> no, i'm sorry. >> and i'm sorry to you. we'll figure out what was meant to say ere another time. lindsay graham saying the gop is in a

they knew if people are getting penalized like they are getting -- >> wha why would you risk keepig originaldate in pace. >> immediately when obama care of put in to place, 1200 companies were almost exempted perioedimmediately, majority wee unions, those who contributed to obama, cities overwhelming for obama, the whole obamacare has been political. neil: i do think. this thing seems to be running out of gas, because the funding for it is not there. either from corporations or low wageworkers from the inevitable the -- uninsured who don't want it. >> you tell me that uninsured, would rather not have insurance. neil: 2 out o3 downant into this. >> they don't know anything about it, the republicans have done a phenomenal job of demonizing a law. neil: if you all of a sudden had healthcare coverage comin your way, and you are thinking twice, whatever you say, you know low wageworkers who cannot afford i -- >> but they get subsidies. neil: my point the foundation for this is dissolving. >> it not, you wish it was. neil: money in money out. i am a business guy. more money is going out. >> much l

underscores the importance of you ian me to become more enged with our credit card statements to understand whavery one of those line items means to correlate with what we intended to purchase. lori: if you cv $2 charge that is what the bank on you will not waste the time to go to the hassle to track that down or sit on the phone to go through the difficult computer web site how you canceled. day you have advice? >> exactly right. there is a strategy behind the amount to between 10 and 20 it is large enough t to justify i would have used my card for that's but it is also not popping out you need to start using, if you are not going to do a better job at looking at your statement and there are serves that will help deal. mint.com they will tell you this is out of the norm do you really intend to make this charge? >> i am not advocating to spend more to make sure you arnot spending more. these are freeeservices it is a second and tear of defense. lori: what about the consumer protection ready until bureau? should it be involved? >> it is the sleeping giant of these perpetrators that they do not w

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bill from going forth that addresses our food banks and nutrition needs and the rest for our country wha thinking? lou: minority leader policy putting on a terrific performance, don't you think? but congresswoman, what about you? what are you thinking, as you put it? eleven when you do that. what happens -- whats she so upset about, the republicans have decided to actually lead. they're thinking, strategizing, doing something. and today again -- kendis marks, by the way, two days in a row, yesterday deciding that the senate immigration bill was dead and that the house would prevail in its which is an incremental and intelligent and deliberative way to move forward on through immigration and border security perform. does anyone outside washington think, for example, that if he were to call something the farm bill that may be it should be about agriculture? is it really so bizarre to confine the content of thear bill to agriculture? that is exactly what the house did today. it is what set off nancy pelosi and the democrats. the farm bill today passed becauseongresswoman pelosi, she does no

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farmers' markets arerowing in popularity across the u., but are there items in the produce better than wha the supermarket? with more on thi editor of supermarke to right here on set. grt to see you. so, listen. i have the farmer's market in my neighborhood, and everyone thinks it is the coolest thing to go to, but you look around the corner and there are boxes with mexico stamp on them. >> is a great place to go to meet your neighbors. just as you point out, this whole issue of local is really getting stretched. it used be between 50 miles, then itas 250 miles, now the state to another country. bottom line is you have to be smart and let the hand that table. if this is the are organic in one of those handwritten signs of a cardboard box and ask to see if the -- there is a certication. by law they have to have the certificate. gerri: how many people using farmers' markets? have a sense it is the most popular thing in the world. >> it has grown 10 percent according to usda with the past year and is now over 7,800 exactly. that's huge. especially in seattle where farmers markets are now goin

guess wha they are cheaper. trac go to mcdonald's and buy something for dollar.andwich. fo prices went up recently. how come we did not see a fall back from that? >> they have. livestock production cost is up, grain prices. some experts say if obesity is so closely tied to how expensive food is, shouldn't we be getting thinner? we are not. i mean, still 12 million of these kids in this country, 35 percent of american adults are obese are overweight. it is a debate worth having. testing to see. tracy: should the government be in your dinner plate? >> thank you for having me. tracy: coming up, fashion friday . mething that produces top luxury bags. made in the u.s.a. label. ♪ tracy: putting a stoto outsourcing of luxury brands. ♪ tracy: in fashion tonight, mad in america come back. a growing number of designers and retailers are bringing their business back to the u.s. in the process they are creating roughly a thousand jobs. rising labor costs are feeling the russell of the companies a citing the lack of quality of some foreign-made products. also, shoppers are sh

wha. how do you define wlth? you won't believe what a national survey reveals that it takes for many americans. are we completely out of touch with reality? we have a morn any power panel to weigh in. i'm wearing money green so i'm ready. >>> plus the world's first intelligent home security system. why does it make we want to hide under my bed? it cou be hackers ad the nsa's new best friend. we'll talk to the company's ceo. >>> who made money today. atong last they may finally be getting their oove back. stay tuned to find out who i is. even when they say it's not it is always about money >> there is an epa gasoline mandate that is bad news because it divert crops from food production to ethanol and it could raise food prices too. that is bad news for drivers because higher ethanol means lower gas mileage. and aaa says too much ethanol could cause engine damage that's not covered underarranty. and that's good news for me. >> so thats the ad that is causing a big batle between two industry giants, aaa and the amer

there was a lot about finding him gaeltd and the fact -- this is wha annoys me most about the o.j. case. how fast that jury came back. like four hours. that much responsibility, take your time. take a nap. think about it. say a prayer before you reach a verdict. >> right. which was what was nice about thisury. they really did take their time. so it's unfortunate they're getting such backlash now. >> the backlash is almost -- it is predictable. it is expected. and each one of those -- the jurors have, it seems to me as one juror in particular has revealed their thinking, their approach. i mean, she's aery bright woman, a conscientious person. it's clear. i think that the state of florida was well-served by the inteigence, the diligence of this jury. >> their concentration from the jury experts, from the producers of fox who were in the courtroom who observed them, they were taking notesthey were at the edge of their seats. there was no nodding off. they aed for the exhibit list. they did ask for some legal charges. even though they never got them, they reached a verdict beforehand.

. >> wha doou see.to people now, you know someone menoned in a show herd mentality, we do have a herd mentality, people chase. you know stock are hot we chase them, housing market hot we chase it baseball card hot we chase it. do you see as the market rises people are now coming to you say, i'm ready. >you are buying last year's winner. >> look forward. having said that average overtime, you put money away, month, week eyou will take the highs and low, and average them out. dollar cost averages, you won't get at top or bottom, 30 years later, you wakep with a million dollars in your 401(k). charles: if you live to be 65, there is a huge chance you will live to be 85. i think that is how people have to think about this i talk about market all of the time onhe business channel, there are people send me e-mail, this and i'm getting crushed. of course, it goes up a never hear. the short-term mentality how do we get americans to forget about that understand andn long run that is never failed ? >> well, reali

melissa: steve wha is your take on this?se, it is believable,f you get thousands of e-mai he didn't look at every single one. i don't know. >> yeah. that seems like a reasonable defense. i hate these charges anyway. i think insider trading is a extremely difficult thing to prove. and i think that, by the way, if i were king there wouldn't be insider trading laws. i don't think insider trading should be illegal, getting information ahead of somebody else. but you know, steve cen is no angel here. theris no question this company has been under investigation for a long time for shady dealing but i'm not so sure that this defense might not stick up. that he simply didn't know what was happening. melissa: although, i mean, doug, they will bring a lot of people out. is that even believable? i mean he is known as one of possibly the greatest traders of all time. >> right. melissa: he is somebody who sits on a des wh many, many screens. if anyone can multitask it is him. yep. melissa: one the ways he is made all the money because he

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