a strata that let everybody move up. >> brenda: illegal. >> legal as well as illegal. >> brenda: toby, what do you have to do to make it work. >> you have to tab the illegal and cut the benefits. i don't know how we ship out 4 million people, but i know if you stop the actual health-- the medicare and medicaid and food stamp every other pieces this have puzzle that california puts out. that's about 12 1/2 billion dollars right there. so, get rid of them, but stop the benefit fle and have them pay tacks and have them pay sales taxes and all of that stuff like normal americans are doing why, but why pay the benefits. >> the figure you came up with. >> 12 million worth of benefits-- >> your math is not working, you're leaving out revenues, you math doesn't work. >> i want both. >> brenda: and revenues max-- >> it's easy, what's the worst state we have in the nation, economy-wise, california. which has the most amount of illegal aliens. >> california. you can easily figure out what's going on there. >> i love your logic, love your logic, maybe only states that have a bear on their flag, m

brenda, do you know why the children weren't allowed in the united states? >> it was a part of their culture, he advised me. it was part of the culture. when it was time for her to have the baby, she went back to her country and had a little boy and came back two months later. >> larry: debbie, did he appear to be a devout muslim? >> no, i don't think so. i didn't see any indication of real religious following. they were just a young couple that lived here quietly and moved away. >> larry: mary ann, did they have a lot of friends in the neighborhood? >> not really. they have company, you know, like on the weekends, a couple weekends, and that was about it. there was no like in and people in and out of the house. >> larry: so you can all say you're shocked by this. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> surprised. >> very surprised. >> larry: brenda thurman, debbie bussolari, and mary ann gallich, thank you so much. >>> two distinguished member both from new york, and congressman charles rangel. peter, i want to read a quote and check. did you say this? i hope that attorn

fox's brenda butner explains how to stand out from the pack. >> reporter: college grads are facing a fierce battle just to secure a job interview, let alone full-time employment. about 2 1/2 million students will graduate with bachelors and associate's degrees as part of the class of 2010, according to the national center for education statistics. >> employers have two concerns this year. making and saving money. if you can convince them you can do one or both, you're golden. >> reporter: you may have cashed your job far and wide, if you score an introduce, be specific about how you can help the company. >> these are the skills i have, where i want to go in the future. >> reporter: think of the introduce as a dialogue where you're not the only one being asked questions. >> you have to limit that and i think it's odd when somebody can't, you know, on the spot, think of something that is a reaction to the discussion you had. >> you can go into an introduce with a cheat sheet, an open- book exam. you should have points thought out and prepared to convey and should have notes about why y

y ahora trabaja junto a un reconocido chef, brenda carmona nos amplía desde chicago. >> a simple vista se ve como una chef cualquiera pero definitivamente no lo es. >> la gente me decía tu nunca vas a llegar a ser nada. este, ya mejor quédate en la casa y recolecta el seguro y yo decía no, yo quiero hacer algo. >> vaya que está haciendo historia y recientemente se convirtió en la chef invidentgr >> yo quiero ser cirujano era mi sueño pero ya hasta que me di cuenta que no será posible. >> de ahí que esta joven original de guanajuato si no sería la medicina, sería la cocina aunque al principio no creían en ella. >> cuando laura suscribió estaban escéptico es la primera invidente que no ve aquí, tomó siempre. pero con el tiempo dimemostró que tenía las mismas mejores habilidades que otros estudiantes que podría manejar los cuchillos el fuego que era una verdadera chef. >> con mis manos toco todo. este vuelo, y pues, ya con la práctica ya sabe estar al punto de como está, al principio era obvio no costaba poco de trabajo. pero mientras tanto más prácticas mejores. >>

joining us to talk about it, senior business correspondent, brenda butner. i read the comment from a realtor in pennsylvania. she said, look, these first time tax credits amount for 20% of the sales in our area. so in the absence of that, what kind of impact will that have, not just on the sales pace but on prices? >> effectively we're going to be going back to the free market. that is not necessarily a bad thing. i mean, essentially this tax credit was artificially raising the level of home sales. unless it were permanent, we've got to go back to seeing housing sales slump somewhat. they are still not as low as probably they will go, and it's going to be a little tough for a while. we had quite a boom and we haven't been through the buff. i am hearing that in stronger parts of the country, houses are starting to move. certainly as we approach summer which traditionally can be a very bright time for the housing market as people move in before schools, who knows. the free market is going to take over and in the end, it will be better, but it's going to be a l

. >> i hope [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >>> that's our broadcast for now. "the tonight show" is

. >> reporter: brenda and these women are familiar with gastric are rick cancer they are helping researchers better understand the disease. glenda was diagnosed with cancer and lost her stomach. sandy and mallory had their stomachs removed because they were at such high risk for developing the disease. charles readykin and his colleagues studied rates in a quarter of u.s. adults ages 25 to 84 for 30 years. >> the study confirmed the previously recognized decline in gastric cancer overall. >> reporter: the study confirmed that rates had gone down but -- >> we did identify a worrying increase in the youngest age group of caucasians, 25 to 39 in whom cancers of the lower stomach increased about 3% a year. >> reporter: it is known as noncardic cancer. >> we are concerned there maybe either a new cause for the gastric cancer or a possible new risk for cancer. >> reporter: these women don't know why the disease gripped their family but they are determined to protect future generations by helping doctors to figure it out. >> what increases the chances of stomach cancer? family history plays a role

the gulf accounts for -- brenda buttner joins us now. the gulf accounts for a third of our gas, and will the price goes up even if we don't shut down the rigs. >> yes. i believe they will. the question is, how much. i can tell you that our analysts here, chief analyst who made a lot of money in oil commodities markets, eric boling, thinks that gas prices are going to go up to $5 a gallon. the issue is not so much this particular rig, which was an exploratory rig and so, the market didn't really take it into account but there is so much more here. there are so many unanswered questions and that is what causes speculators to jump into the market. oil prices near their highest levels in a year. and that is what will drive gas prices. the other issue is, what happens if we close down shipping lanes? louisiana, alone, handles 13% of u.s. petroleum imports. that could be devastating. to gas prices and, i think there will be some pain at the pump. >> gregg: if you are a ship owner you don't want to go through the muck. it will ruin your engines

brenda freeze may want to recruising her now. >>> wilson valdez of the phillies. two guys converge. they both appear to drop it on the ground. but watch the replay here. valdez actually gets his fingers under it. off of his legs, just before it it touches the pitcher's mound, he makes the catch like a millimeter above the dirt. never touched. that's a nice save, and that catch is legal. best use of a dormant sporting venue. this guy in germany who decided that the bobsled course welcome back a perfect place to go skateboarding now that all the snow and ice has melted, i'm sure his skateboard was designed to go 70 miles per hour, because that's how fast he was going. i'm not sure what happens if he falls, but he didn't. at least not this time. let's go to the bad. worst misjudged fly ball maybe ever. the braves nate mclouth what appears to be under this one but actually is not even close. i believe his internal map quest failed him on that endeavor by about 100 feet. most inexplicable move by a manager. white sox skipper ozzie gee he yen who goes to the mound to remove freddy garcia

y ahora trabaja junto a un reconocido chef, brenda carmona nos amplía desde chicago. >> a simple vista se ve como una chef cualquiera pero definitivamente no lo es. >> la gente me decía tu nunca vas a llegar a ser nada. este, ya mejor quédate en la casa y recolecta el seguro y yo decía no, yo quiero hacer algo. >> vaya que está haciendo historia y recientemente se convirtió en la chef invidentgr >> yo quiero ser cirujano era mi sueño pero ya hasta que me di cuenta que no será posible. >> de ahí que esta joven original de guanajuato si no sería la medicina, sería la cocina aunque al principio no creían en ella. >> cuando laura suscribió estaban escéptico es la primera invidente que no ve aquí, tomó siempre. pero con el tiempo dimemostró que tenía las mismas mejores habilidades que otros estudiantes que podría manejar los cuchillos el fuego que era una verdadera chef. >> con mis manos toco todo. este vuelo, y pues, ya con la práctica ya sabe estar al punto de como está, al principio era obvio no costaba poco de trabajo. pero mientras tanto más prácticas mejores. >>

. >> five months after the death of actress brenda murphy, her husband has been found dead in hollywood hills. officials responded to a call for help on sunday. he may have been the victim of a heart attack. he died in december 20 last year. after missing a hearing last week, the judge ordered her not to consume drugs and alcohol and that she had to wear an ankle monitoring bracelet. she must also attend the alcohol class's and submit to random drug and alcohol testing in california. she denied a request for her to leave the state to shoot a movie in texas. there is a no contest plea for driving under the influence. >> in getting access to royalty comes with a pricey price tag. >> video of the duchess of york on camera, selling face time with her ex-husband prince andrew. >> we find the orioles slugger on his off day, the story straight ahead. >> a couple of spotty showers coming from east to west. you can see some of the clouds. might catch an early evening shower. to check out a hot and humid weather >> here's a look at what we're looking at for 6:00. a high-stakes battle over slots i

back to you, shannon. >> shannon: brenda buttner, thank you very much. what if you have a job and you want to keep it? that might mean moving. elizabeth is on that story. >> relocating can be a daunting task but we know of a georgia program making it just a little bit easier. we'll have that story, coming up. ♪ ♪ well, if you come from the hood ♪ ♪ or ya come from the burbs ♪ got the fellas up in here tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ we at the block party having fun ♪ >> shannon: a catholic nun at saint joseph hospital in phoenix has been reassigned following her decision to allow an abortion for a patient whose life was in critical condition. the nun's actions have drawn intense criticism from the head of the phoenix diocese while a vice president at the hospital said the abortion was necessary in order to save the life of the mother. >>> in an economy where job seekers are desperate to find work those who are already employed are moving out of state when their companies relocate just because they want to keep their jobs. elizabeth is following the story

. >> go wild [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. > >>> flight 216 from dulles canceled from tuesday through saturday. flight 264 from dulles, canceled from thursday through saturday. at bwi marshall, flight 228, canceled from tuesday through saturday. the crews are protesting what they call cost-cutting changes by the company. british airway says it will still carry 70% of the booked passengers during this strike. >> if you'

more of fox 5 morning news after this. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister'neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious ber because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >>> good morning to you on this monday morning. it is may 4th, 2010. a little bit wet outside today and definitely you will feel the humidity when you step outside with all the rain that we had over the weekend. the shuttle atlantis is headed back to earth. atlantis is scheduled to return to earth wednesday and be retired. the shuttle discovery will fly in september followed by e

more early road conditions and spectacular weather report up next. cc [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >>> welcome back to 9 news now. i'm andrea roane. thanks for joining us this wednesday morning. angie goff will have the traffic in a moment. howard is starting us off with a really, really nice forecast. >> yeah. going to be a great day today. a lot of outdoor lunches, long ones i would imagine. wear the sun screen and while you will need the

he found a way to do it for mother's way, a way that lands him in the zone. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell people about geico - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trust us. gecko: yeah right, that makes sense. boss: trust is key when talking about geico. you gotta feel it. why don't you and i practice that with a li

brenda joins us from the "fox business" network. if we keep the momentum, we keep people working. >> reporter: exactly. working is really the hinge moment of all this. it all depends on unemployment. we're still at double digit unemployment. but consumers have saved a lot of money over the recession and finally they're opening up their wallets and as you said, it's tool time. the building services sector was up 7% in april. that's stuff like fixing up your garden, improving your home, home depot, loews did very well. we're still not buying clothes, department stores are having trouble, retail stocks like macy's, like cole's, like pennys are having trouble because they're not meeting the street. so it's not broad based. but right now this spring, people are out there fixing up their houses. >> jamie: home improvement sales being up could signal a lot of things about the housing industry, too. thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. >> eric: the f.b.i. arrested three men suspected of trying to finance or helping finance the attem

. >> and next, a check of the day's weather and traffic. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. >>> bugging out over dust mites. these creatures are the number one cause of allergies and they could be hiding out in your bedroom. find out the best way to get them out of your home tonight on "news4 at 5:00." >>> good morning. time for weather and traffic on the ones on this wednesday morning. at 5:11, temperatures are cool down in the 50s throughout muc

host: brenda, democratic line. caller: i agree with mr. lieberman. once you plant a bomb in times square you should lose all of your rights. host: economic related headlines. this first one is from "the financial fought -- the financial times." "euro zone that worsens. -- debt worsens. despite the bailout of the government in athens they had this -- u.s. citizens spending more than they are again. the revival of the u.s. consumer has been seen that -- seen as a sign that the recovery is on solid footing. but u.s. citizens are once again spending more than they are earning. -- earning." joyce, good morning. caller: i would like to know where this man's wife was when he was assembling all of this equipment and material for bombs to make bombs. she must have known what he was up to. host: why do you ask? caller: why do why ask? host: yes. caller: nothing has been done about his wife. as far as i know. but i know this much, if my husband was doing all of this in my basement or my room cottage, i would certainly want to know what he was up to. host: that

brenda says if someone is an american citizen and they are entitled to those rights under the constitution -- which these guys are not, then, if they say anything after that you can use it in court. well, you have guys caught red handed. you could care less to what they confess -- you don't need their confession when you have them red handed. you need their intelligence. we feel miserably. with the times for bomber -- for another thing, once somebody starts talking, you do not start leaking what they are sen. when there is talk of a career out there you are pursuing, somebody in intelligence has had a terrible breakdown. you just told the career that you are after them. so close the leaks, quit trying to treat terrorists at war with our country as if they are some civil criminal. i know that people are concerned about making sure we live by a constitution, and i absolutely believe in that, but the constitution gives different rights to different people. for example, my four years in the army was not entitled to the rights that you are if you are suspected of committing a crime. i would hav

to news reports, you recently said that you walk to work -- you want to work with congress to amend brenda rights. -- miranda rights. the administration -- if they treated terrorists like more criminals, they would not be read the miranda warnings. the administration wants to repeal the law which was enacted after 9/11 to prevent terrorists from identified -- from obtaining a legitimate forms of identification. this would give terrorists cover to plan and carry out attacks within the u.s. the amnesty for illegal immigrants make america less safe. the rest of the times square bomber, a recently naturalized citizen, is another reason we need to reject proposals to give amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. if we cannot stop a terrorist who said that himself to our process, how can we identify other terrorists who will apply for amnesty? it could legalize many would-be terrorists already in the u.s. and give them cover to plot attacks against innocent americans. it makes no sense to deny the link between immigration enforcement and national security. if we want to prevent attacks, we need to

host: brenda on our democratic like in north carolina. caller: good morning. i've got a couple of questions i would like to ask you. i went on-line on the internet checking insurance companies to see what was available and the companies that i talked to were more like discount insurance rather than insurance with major medical. i do have preexisting conditions, and i need to know is the state going to set it up with the major medicals along with everything else so i can get insurance? guest: you're really a classic example of someone that this law is meant to help. come 2014 -- i know you're dealing right now in the present, but 2014, the whole idea is that you are going to have a much more sort of easy to use and easily understandable marketplace to go buy insurance. you're not going to be out there alone on-line going around looking to see, gosh, is this what i need? what does this provide? right now, as you know, it's very difficult to figure out this marketplace on your own, especially if you're in a state that is not well regulated. come 2014, it's going

i don't know what my tax bill is brenda diaz tax relief expires eight years and and i don't know how my nation is when to pay for all of this debt. more taxes, more inflation. given the backdrop i would hope any legislation the subcommittee were full committee considers that we would consider jobs to be job number one for our committees. yet i feel we are considering three more policy ideas that will further harm job creation in america by restricting access to credit. all of the ideas before us are either going to prohibit accurate data from the pantry credit flail or prohibit the use of accurate data that may be in a credit file. to many of us this is the distinct odor of government censorship even the risk of the orwellian thought control. the bottom line is the kurdish files will the road risk-based pricing of the products which in turn is going to lead to less available credit, more extensive credit to at a time again when our nation is meijer and almost double digit on employment. now should curtis course be used in insurance underwriting are they predicted? i have seen a numbe

i don't know what my tax bill is brenda diaz tax relief expires eight years and and i don't know how my nation is when to pay for all of this debt. more taxes, more inflation. given the backdrop i would hope any legislation the subcommittee were full committee considers that we would consider jobs to be job number one for our committees. yet i feel we are considering three more policy ideas that will further harm job creation in america by restricting access to credit. all of the ideas before us are either going to prohibit accurate data from the pantry credit flail or prohibit the use of accurate data that may be in a credit file. to many of us this is the distinct odor of government cenrship even e risk of the orwellian thought control. the bottom line is the kurdish files will the road isk-based pricing of the products which in turn is going to lead to less available credit, more extensive credit to at a time agai when our nation is meijer and almost double digit on employment. now should curtis course be used in insurance underwriting are they predicted? i have seen a number of s

host: brenda on our democratic like in north carolina. caller: good morning. i've got a couple of questions i would like to ask you. i went on-line on the internet checking insurance companies to see what was available and the companies that i talked to were more like discount insurance rather than insurance with major medical. i do have preexisting conditions, and i need to know is the state going to set it up with the major medicals along with everything else so i can get insurance? guest: you're really a classic example of someone that this law is meant to help. come 2014 -- i know you're dealing right now in the present, but 2014, the whole idea is that you are going to have a much more sort of easy to use and easily understandable marketplace to go buy insurance. you're not going to be out there alone on-line going around looking to see, gosh, is this what i need? what does this provide? right now, as you know, it's very difficult to figure out this marketplace on your own, especially if you're in a state that is not well regulated. come 2014, it's going

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i don't know what my tax bill is brenda diaz tax relief expires eight years and and i don't know how my nation is when to pay for all of this debt. more taxes, more inflation. given the backdrop i would hope any legislation the subcommittee were full committee considers that we would consider jobs to be job number one for our committees. yet i feel we are considering three more policy ideas that will further harm job creation in america by restricting access to credit. all of the ideas before us are either going to prohibit accurate data from the pantry credit flail or prohibit the use of accurate data that may be in a credit file. to many of us this is the distinct odor of government censorship even the risk of the orwellian thought control. the bottom line is the kurdish files will the road risk-based pricing of the products which in turn is going to lead to less available credit, more extensive credit to at a time again when our nation is meijer and almost double digit on employment. now should curtis course be used in insurance underwriting are they predicted? i have seen a numbe