wk is their tagging crew. in here it says what is wk stand for? worship king.uess 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. yo

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>> eric if there is a problem we should have the leaders wk together to fix it in time for implementation. this is just another effort to discredit and undermine and fear monger about a health care law at in new york alone will decrease the amount. >> johnathon, you are a foremonger. >> one thing to me that is scary is that your health information is not yours anymore. with government paying the bills. >> it hasn't been for a long time. look at all of the information that corporation. >> and it hasn't been private. >> go a head johnathon. >> you are not forced to interact. to michelle's point as i was saying, al of the information and health records and medicine and drug use and whether you are pregnant or not and history and income is on a centralized government server against yr will and private companies have data hacked all of the time. you can tell me no one is snooping at this? >> michel, they hit the pentagon. i am sure they can get into this? >> and also to the point of people in the government using this information, the irs scandal showed us that people in the government sometim

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we'll have another great tv show for you next wk. in the meantime, i hope to hear you on the radio. >>> good evening, everybody. thanyou for being with us. the fate of the immigration reform bill king its way through congress may be in the hands now of some of the most coervative members of the republic party. use speaker john boehner says he will not move on the senate's gang eight bill until it has the support of the majority of the republicans in the house. and it's unclear whether they will support it. the republican party's share of the hispanic vote has actually decled. it fell after president agan signed the original anesty legislation into law in 1986. tonight we'll be asking republicans national committee chairman reince priebus about what benefit the republican party would gain fm the administration and also hear the chairman of the veterans affair committee, congressman jeff miller on e benefits back log at the v.a. that he calls a national crisis. and the obama white house ungulfed in scandal. we've been asking our viewer

suppose to exactly reflect the quality of the wk you did and did not to. why in the world would not be in response to the poor job they have done? charles: is this just that union, it's like a euphemism. >> guaranteed. by definition about thiss not guaranteed. it's an incentive to work harder and do more, stay later, produce more. it is not guaranteed. charles: may be to your point th did do what they wanted. maybe they did turn it. maybe by targeting people like you they get these bonuses and that's of the erin did. >> the stairs in because everyone can make mistakes. you have to file taxes, it takes a phd. charles: i do one sheet. >> was it the fact that they have all these tax dollars because she forgot to file that should put good will the nation's? ag guarantee these are six figures in most cases are much more than anything if they ever actually collected from people. charles: here we are in this era of sequester, shared sacrifice, government actually trying to do what people watching the show ha had to do for the last five years, tighten the belt and

because they hunt larger items,, like jack rob bits, the hawks wk will send in one bird to flush outhe rabbit where the other bird will overtake them. >> that's interesting, they hav a hunting technique down. >> i want to mention that toursr are offered daily at 4:00.at this is a price of $22 plus admission, put this is pretty neat. the busch gardens donate $2 of every ticket to conservationnsei fund. >> absolutely, bush gardensh gar benefits from everybody's participation, and that benefits, animals, and habitats all around the world. >> and bob says thank you. >> and bob says thank you. >> thank you very much, we will link all the information to ourr website at myfoxdc.com. fo back to you, allison and sarah.a >> so regal. >> they are so pretty. >> ithank you annie. >> an all-star preview. >> more on the of lineup of tomorrow's mid summer classic. >> we got to keep the names of the all-star team many straightt too. it's going to be a star studded affair for the mid summer classic. bryce harper of the nats and the chris davis of the o's and we will catch up with the guys calling out

john: it may wk out better than relying on government. >> now we have this deal and florida.be we are thinking it didn't work out better. maybe we should leave policing to police. john: let's look at in a documentary about detroit. it shows what parts of the city of lucknow -- city are like now. >> of firebomb. >> a lot of the antisocial behavior and violence is because communities a broken down three people on interactive o another. in many cases they don't see themselves as a community even though they live next door to one another. >> is bad for other people. tess is just regular. it ain't nothing else. john: the documentary was made by andrew dney who grew up in a suburb of detroit. you titled the film deforest. why? >> it means to take property from its rightful owner by force. weitle did that because i cannot think of a more accurate word to describe what is at the bill last 50 years in detroit. john: say today, we have a plan. we can build these clean new buildings with our friends here and use eminent domain to kick people out of their homes. >> yes. that happened man

. >>> i'm jane wells with your cnn wk market wrap. the dow jumped 88 points.p 8 and the nasdaq added 5. dell shares is rose, this after an advisory firm recommended that shareholders vote in favor of a buyout deal from ceo michael dell. he's offering to buy the company for $24.4 billion and take it private. and kicking off earnings shaeas, shares of alcoa was up after they narrowly beat earnings expectations for 7 cents a share profit for the quarter. that's the first from cnbc business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." new york governor eliot spitzer resigned from office in march of 2008 because of his relationship with a prostitute. today, we learned that spitzer is making an attempt for a second political act, announcing that he will run for new york city comptroller. this year has seen former political stars sidelined from public life as a result of their own personal behavior and misjudgments launch campaigns for redemption and for public office once again. mark sanford, the disgraced former governor of south carolina, who

wk in hercules said there's blue breaking through the puffy clouds. there are a few.of this is trying to get -- this is trying to get some rain. cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning. very light rain. possibility of thundershowers. also that fog. humidity factor is through the roof. 60s, 70s and 8s 80s on the temperatures. if you are by the coasting, you are cooler. a little cooler bite weekend. >>> 7:57. more on that frightening scene at la guardia's airport. new video of the southwest jet that lost his landing gear right after touching down on the runway. >> reporter: a complex recovery operation is set to get underway in point richmond this morning to retrieve this sunken sailboat that ran aground here in the bay several weeks back. we'll tell you about the complicated process that will start here to get this boat back to shore. >>> b.a.r.t. passengers cringe at the thought of another strike. only 12 days left in bargaining. that story next when "mornings on 2" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check your

snowden says he did not start out opposing the programs when he first went to wk u.s. intelligence community. >> i don't want to live in a world where everything that i say, everything i do, everyone i talk to, every expression of creativity or love or friendship is recorded. >> reporter: snowden's most likely path out of russia to venezuela will be the five-time-a-week flight out of moscow to cuba then on to caracas. that flight left about an hour ago. and he was not on it, according to the personnel staking him out. >> even if that flight, if he eventually gets on one, it will go over u.s. air space. >> it does. and president obama says he will not scramble jets to go after the hacker. but, still, there are things the u.s. could do, and that will be a very high end drama when he does get on that flight, if he makes it. yes, indeed. >> brian, thanks very much. >>> to amy robach in for josh, with the rest of the morning's top stories. hello. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with a big headline about the war in afghanistan. president obama is considering withdrawing

and all got to do with the bernanke and coulmpany, quiet wk for him. a week without any testimony in front of congress. >> he's done with that, sntd is he? >> i guess. without the release of fed minutes. there is 18 people that at any given time are speaking somewhere that might, you know, they say they don't say taper, they do say taper, inflation, don't say inflation. >> i think after you get through the worst, at least for now, before the next step comes along. i don't think the other players can sway the markets at this point. >> the put is -- >> on. >> in good shape. put is in good shape. so, you know, if that's what determines market valuation, we should be okay. and we'll look at oil and people aren't tieing this to the fed anymore. though it is weird. people say there is demand and that you don't know about supply and apparently people drive in the summer, we realize that every year, but 107 is ugly and so are gas prices. i filled up again this morning. >> how much? >> not bad here, but if you're on the road, i paid well over $4 a -- it depends