wk is their tagging crew. in here it says what is wk stand for? worship king. guess what, i just got some intel. right? facebook is awesome because they write everything on there. they tell you -- there's stuff that i go on on my computer all the time and i look up. oh, wk is getting ready to go bomb the city. well, this is where wk hits a lot. guess what i can do now? i can go sit on that area. so, you get a lot of intel off of facebook. these two, remember, though, i'm going to show you guys how i set up a facebook account, how it's set up, getting into the stuff and how you go about it and just to give you guys some guidelines to help you start it out so you can do it on your own. facebook will tell you and they'll say, it is illegal for you to make a facebook account that's not you, truly you. did you just see sewer warner, is that someone's real name? all these tagging crews put up fake names. people make facebook accounts, fake facebook accounts all the time. there is nothing illegal about it right now. nothing that's been done in the courts or anything.

and finally what happens when we send bill out to interview andrew wk after he drums for 24 straight hours? hopefully the rock star has enough strength to pick him up by the throat and disembowel bill. wrap it around his throat and choke the life out of him, greg? >> just one corrections. >> what? >> 24 feet. >> i think you are wrong there. >> well, we will -- why don't we cut bill open and find out? >> capital idea. >> exactly. a human piniata, let's welcome, our fox news contributor -- do not do that to the people. and if comedy was a piece of dough, italians would pound him black and blue. in kansas, he is a dart board and i would ride him with a friend in the park, sitting next to me tucker ca eer carlson, anr and chief of the -- the lede, that's the first story. i think i speak for america when i say, what else is on? >> wow. >> whoa. >> wow, was his fit legitimate? well, alec baldwin was miffed when his wife was accused of tweeting during james gandolfini's funeral. >> and he said i'm go -- if put my foot up your blooep, george stark, but you would enjoy it too much. >> he clai

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tied at 3.wks' captain, finds patrick cane that is hat trick.es the kings to take on boston in the stanley cup finals. >>> serena williams one her first french title, as she joins chris everett and as the four women to win each major multiple times. facing maria sharapova and. her serve, forehand winner, takes it 6-4 and then finishes with three straight aces. match point. 128 miles an hour fastest in history. and second french open title with a straight set victory. >> we have no triple crown winner, last time it happened was 1978 and 40th vary of secretary tear yacht. five horses in the field. here is the call. >> it is going to be and. >> tallas malice, 15-1 odds. proo derby winner orb was third. >> raiders season mini camp but today was low riders and took place play in the character camp. oakland is the first of 12 n.f.l. teams to host the event. laser showed up to help the kids participate in football drills. to give youngsters the opportunity to learn football and get active and they get to hang out with their favorite players. >> i went

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momentarily.l >> most of the day it will be be partly cloudy and humid, later this afternoon we have a weak wk cold front.cold f i will show it out to you in the a moment, at pittsburgh it'sburt going to spill out in the area, that with the showers that are r breaking across the area, itit will give us a chance for a garden variety thunderstorms that we get in the summer hours. nothing major, 87 later today, , warm and humid, your typical monday afternoon for the middle of june. >> all right, thanks, tucker for keeping that humidity tier.tier. we appreciate it.e it. >> let's check in with another person who is back from vacation, julie wright, welcome home. ho welcome home.lcome >> this is how i am. >> you can leave but you got to come back. back >> that is funny, because when i was, my dad was when are you leaving? all right, well, we're off to aa quiet start this morning, i will be honest with you, it's nice and easy, we had overnight construction on route 95 overnight paving, that could col cost a little bit of time, 95 i5 virginia a better start for you. no issues reported leaving woodo br

another wk for the choppy markets.nd ben ha a couple we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living lger, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official rererement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of ese years. ♪ >> neil: stocksto weather e storm. >> lincoln, it can be a volatile stock but $250 stock ultimately. >> neil: wow! ben, what do you think of lin linken. >> i don't knowwhat charles knows that the market doesn't know but anytime you g warren buffett to do your vesting for you, let's do it. join in with him. he is the greatest jeepous ever been in the world of -- genius ever been in world of stock pking. buy in with him. he charges his salary, like $1,000 a year on the biggest, one of the biggest companies in the world. let's be his partner

changes when they head to wk this week. nor trooifrjtss in downtown san francisco will notice some changes when they head to work this week. northbound lanes of drum street between market and clay streets will be closed. all workers digging up the street to install a new sewer line. traffic control crews will reset traffic lights and restripe the street starting at 7:00. the work should be finished next spring. >>> only did 24 hours to finish this project. repaving a section. drivers will notice a much-smoother ride. the last time market was repaved was about 30 years ago. the $700,000 project involves laying down new asphalt and repabting traffic and bicycle lanes. >>> suvs and diesel cars are making a comeback in california as an viefrment viefrment tally friendly way to get around. r. l. poll k and company, the technology used in today's diesel fuel is right years ahead of where it was just 30 years ago plus more and more diesel engines can run on die yo diesel fuel. diesel cars and suvs from 2010 to 2012. >>> just as yo

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. >> so when i wk up to this display, i have idea what makes a good mushroom or a bad mushroom.so how do i pick a good one? >> well, the mushroom guys would argue that they're all good. but there are some differences, and you do want to look for mushros that are nice and white, and fresh, and not a lot of decay. >> ok. >> so you definitely want to stay away from the ones that are turning brown and looking dehydrated. they actuay have some of these new cool packages that are easy anconvenient for the consumer to close. so easy to put in the fridge, store--always want tore them nice and cold in the fridge right away, don't keep them out. um, but se great varietieto choose from. >> so these guys--so i walk up to this--and they do all look good, i will give you credit. they all do look good. but, i mean, what makes a good muroom, like-- >> well, you know, one of the growing trends is going to, like, a crimini shroo. it's a little bit nuttier, a little more woody flavor, a little more robust flavor compared to the traditional white mushroom. >> ok. >> so if you're really wanting to d

transportation to opptunity about 97% that wouldndirectly encourage eople like the saudis and others to actually wk for a living, rather than lifting oil for $2 a barrel, and selling it to us for $102. john: what abouthat president said about bnging drone war down. and should we be spending what we're pending now on the war against terror? >> well, d drone is a weapon. and think of it as a flying sniper in a way. you have i t a lot less collateral damage if you attack al qaeda leader with a drone than if you aac him with a bomb. john: do we need to spend what we're spending? >> i think that we may need to spend more, we m be able it get byith less, point is to fire out what it takes toin. and snd that. john: thank you ambassador olsey >thank you. john: i want america to have a strong military that protects us from fanatics who want to kill us. but how big ailitary is that? we now spend almost $800 billion on defense. about a fifth of our budget. chris prebbl e at cato institute, said, that is way too much? >> it is more than we spend at peak of cold war, when ronald agan was fighting the siet unn.

that someone is a morgan stanley financial adviso and we're ady to wk for you. >> militarizing our border. that is gang of eight member center lindsay gramm urging support for the immigration legislation because, according to the senator, it but dry as the border. despite the gang of eight very best efforts a drive througg the legislation, not everyone is buyinn that. opponents said the bill is simply too long, that no one seemed to have read it, and it has been nngotiated behind closed doors and does not come close to doing what has been promised. here are just a few of the examples in contingence. one, border security itself, the amendment promises to add 20 dozen border patrol agents. but the path to citizenship begins on the one. the agents cannot be hired. 20,000 extras that they cannot that -- starr hiring before 2017 which is quite a twist. homeland security secretary janet napolitano has been given five years to raise the total number of tires to 20,000. experts say the hiring of some many agents could take up to 20 years. and there is the cost issue, as always. according to the c

the teenager says she wants to wk a pediatric nurse to return the favor to help other children. >> goodfor her. >> michael finney is here now answering questions sent sent to him by facebook, twitter and e mail. i just received a notice fr a personal loan. the problem is that interest rate is 96% s this legal in california? >> yes. it s it's legal and they can charge almost anything they want. back in the day we had usery laws saying anything above 10% was usery. you're now a loan shark. it's now called business as usual. people don't regulations anymore. there are efforts to real in high ones i'm talking 300% to 600%. >> 96%? what a deal. >> yes. quite a bargain. >> eileen wants to know, i started working at my job because of my husband's insurance his was better but now i want to employ -- enroll in the health plan. are they troird allow me snow. >> they have to allow you next time there is open enrollment. they can make rules tighter for preexisting conditions but yeah. they can have rules like that but if the reason you want in is because your husband lost his inshrance most compani

. >> maybe there's sothing wrong withhose they say without border security does not wk. intellectual isn't that inconsistent? maybe now with politics. >> there may be muiple answs. lou: we only have time for one. >> you will get a bill out of t senate and you will have the border security piece to be beefed up b the republican ctrolled house and the pple made calculations for what it would take to pass the bill out of t senate and send the bill to the house and deal with the issues of what we are talking about. >> i don't know why they want to make it complicated but we will figure that out later. lou: we will figure it out. [laughter] lindsay gramm says the g.o.p. is ia dea spiral if you don't buy into the gangf a deal but meanwhile that representatives in t house are pushing for for individual disk rebuilds the that makes sen so why in the wld is e republican party buying in to the proposition which is so light on security and by the way undefined in terms of itsreach that at best is a tough seel? >> it willnot be a tough sell because it will get to the house. lou: the

conoco it wks perfectly fine knockout there was a recession back in 2009 no.could have been worse john: that is what i hear the recession would have been much rse without stimulus spending and when unemployment is stl hayek that is the time to spend and mp-start the economy. ♪ john: it isn ennine that needs a spark andhis makes sense to people so let's turn to the producers of that rap video that has received millions of views on new tube ross roberts and former mtv producer, keynes argued the economic slowdown is prime the pump like a car? >> it sounds good and3 politicians like it but doesn't actually work? >> when the stimulus plan rkedsing the keesian model theyaid if we did t pass it unemploynt could reach eight point* 5 we did and it went over tens of the model was wrong so there is a historical example for more than a fancy statistical models and i argue the evans is a mixed john: plenty of people say unemployment would be backed up if it was a bigger if you had keyneses' say it. >> if we would have de better if we spent more than a happens if there is

genous welfare program, second -- section 8 hoing, and food stamps, the americans on wfare, they want to wkut we have a sim that system that does not incentivize them to go back to work, we need to be like ben frankn. he faced financi crisis all his life, he lived bow his means, where is the feder rainy day fund. >> there is nothing wrong with debt, per se, but it has to be done prudencely, in my own life i put 20% down when i bout a home, i payoff my credit card every month, called prudence ney management in governmen we don't have any evidence of prudenceoney mager. john: bob last word. >> as recently as 2001, government pjected an endless surplus. and it was bush tax c, bush rs then deregulation of finance that cated the huge deficits. >> we agree to disagree thank you bob and mark, mark has organized what we calls world's largest gatheng of free min. freedom fest in las vegas, theme this year is, are we rome? i'll take this show to the road to be in freedom fest in july. and tape a show. tonight, what if you manage your budg like the politics manage their? >> this is a family budget, wh

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thanks for wk being with us tonight. i have so much more to say about the president and his irs. first there are two criminal cases gripping the nation, george zimmerman and aaron hernandez. we begin tonight with the zimmerman case. this week the star witness for the prosecution, rachel jeantel took the stand to give her account the night trayvon martin died. almost immediately commentaries started on jeantel's appearance and her demeanor. with me is a jury consultant who has been in the courtroom and fox news contributor. good evening. >> hi, judge jeanine. >> in my time as a d.a. trying cases i learn witnesses come in all sizes and all shapes. we don't pick them. they don't even pick themselves. and they are certainly not out of central casting. some arearticulate. some not. the criticism of this witness, the to speak to trayvon before the shooting was almost universal. what's your take on it? >> well, first of all, you know, we look at rachel she's 17 years old but looks much older. i think that it's very difficult for people to understand that she's not really, was not an adu

a wish that there was a company that i cou rely on, that did all of the hard wk for me.lba, and the honest company was my dream. [ male announcer ] legalzo has helped a million businesses successfullyet started, including jessica's. launch your drm at legalzoom today. call us. we're here to help. ♪ john: one reason i am not that upset yet about the nsa tracking my phone calls is that i have alrey given up much of my privacy. facebook has access to all kinds of private informational tommy. but they're is a big difference between facebook, youtube, and the government. facebook cannot tell me or assassinate me. the government might. if you're not doing anything wrong you hav nothing to worry about say some people, but brandon mayfield and his daughter did nothing wrong. they live in ogon and never been to spain. after terrorist's bomb trains in spain the fbi became convinced that brandon's fingerpri was on the bag of detonators down at the scene. what followed was a nightmare. >> i was in school on that day, may 6, 2004. qaeda picked up by my older brother, called into the

in day and wks ahead. >> lou, i need to s, we need it give -- tip our hatso une ur -- ourintelligee comnitythose folks who are keeping us . don't let the bad apples distort what we're doing. doin lou: thank you very much. >> tnk you lou: congressman we appreciate u being withs. >> much more thecandals, lilyext stop on their jersey for a resolution. connueith the a-team in just moments stay withs. >> oma scandal ramma, white house overloaded with scaals, why t president's cdibilitiy is sinking lower and lower in chalk talk. >>ubba calls out president obama for his refusal to enter syrian civil war ed henry with report. lou: owall street stocks rallied, wiping out yesterday losses what correction? the dow today g gaining 181. s&p u 24. nazdaq gaining 45. volume on the b board 3.4 billion shares, bc betr th expected data dving the ma. gold prices down losing $14. crude oil up 81-cents, just belows there aree97 a barrel, in bond market. yield on 10 year fell. tto imgg debate, majority of support main provisi i "gang of 8" reform bill. 81% of voters wwnt to strengthen border security, 74% favor

battling cystic fibrosis, murdoch's she could die within a matter of wks.eral policy prevents children and rental from receiving donated adult long as. herands in this were effectively tied. but the parents asked for a rules change. she said they would not intervene. they file a lawsuit. as a result, the judge has ruled that she will be permitted. this is not guaranteed, but it does guarantee to the optimistic outloo of her parents that she will have a very good chance of receiving a lung transplant. my next guest is representing 25 conservative organizations that are suing the internal revenue service, claiming that constitution rights were violated. joining us now, chief counsel for the american center for law and justice. good to have you here. >> thank you for having me. lou: this is a monumental, if i may say, a monumental legal acon to go after the internal revenue service. you are going after many irs officials. how did you determine and what do you expect to be the outcome >> those individuals, based on the information that we have based on the proc

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the supreme court's rulings on gay marre and equality earlier this wk is expected to make this y's celebrationde is sunday morning at 10-30. it will start at mart and beale streets and end ae civic center 5: traffic and weather... here's lawrence.. thanks for watching kpix 5 this morning. your next local update is at 7:25. cbs this morning is coming next. have a great day. k-c-b-s radio's matt bigler. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is friday, june 28, 2013. welcome to cbs this morning. president obama heads to south africa. as emotions boil over from nelson mandela's family. >> overnight, a new police search at the home of former nfl star and murder suspect aaron hernandez. could he be connected to more killings? >> and hard falls by the world's top tennis players. is there a blade of truth to the claims that grass court is wiping them out of wimbledon? >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> these are some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded on earth. >> i felt like i was going to die. >> an historic heat wave

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melissa: coming up on "money," need some extra days off to take a wk-long beach vacation? oh, yeah.company that is no problem. employees can buy and sell time off. we talk to the compa how this idea can revutionize vacation tile everywhere. at the end of the day, it is abou vacation days. know your payeck. never mind. ♪ we went out and asked pple a simple question: how old is the oldest person you'venown? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone w's led well to their 90s. and that a great thing. bu evethough we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retireme age. ♪ he question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ ♪ melissa: whoays you can't buy time? want a few extra days off work to hit the beach? who doesn't? maybe you rather not take all the timeff than you're allowed. more companies give employees to buy or sell extra vacationime. it is a novel idea. kind of feel li it could bafire though on employers. chicago based manufacturing company usg is among those

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