smart move if you're been arm's reach. >> jonas? >> i say this is it a champagne food economy with the beer. >> we like that. >> okay and the freedom, the number one business bloc on tv tips, cavuto on business. >>> the are latesmoney message from the president? >> this growing inequality, inequality of opportunity, ducingnequality, little more incattle, inquity is both inevitable a and just. inequality will coinue to increase. >> during his major speech on the ecomy, president obama using the word "inequality" more than "growth." is that any way to get america growing? hello, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charles gas perino with his no shirt or tie, because clarlly's new book "circle of friends" in stores, online, everywhere.

smart move if you're been arm's reach. >> jonas? >> i say this is it a champagne food economy with the beer. >> we like that. >> okay and the cost of freedom, the number one business bloc on tv tips, cavuto on business. >>> the are latest money message from the president? >> this growing inequality, inequality of opportunity, reducing inequality, little more incattle, inequality is both inevitable and just. inequality will continue to increase. >> during his major speech on the economy, president obama using the word "inequality" more than "growth." is that any way to get america growing? hello, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charles gas perino with his no shirt or tie, because clarlly's new book "circle of friends" in

be. >> they have a 5.5% yield, 20% up in a year. >> jonas? >> bear. >> jonas? >> okay, they raised the minimum wage in d.c. there will be beneficiaries, but walmart knd handle it. they had to close plans for three stores. >> jn, bull or bear? >> bear. >> tracy, twinkies will be available nationwide on monday. mrs. obama will be thrilled! guess what my kids are havetion for lunch next week. >> absolutely. there's nobody on a bear on twinkies. >> neil, take it away! >>> fox on top of an irs budget that is now over the top as the fight for jond the top because if w can't cut a few billion from an caught targeting conservative and caught spending money on this, what can we cut? i'm neil cavuto. let's start chopping. republicans want to chop a budget for irs. and democrats won't ha anything to do with it. >> what do we want to do, go around and give people a tin cup and give money to pay for police, firefighters, government, capitol building? how do they expect to

smart move if you're been arm's reach. >> jonas? >> i say this is it a champagne food economy with the beer. >> we like that. >> okay and the freedom, the number one business bloc on tv tips, cavuto on business. >>> the are latest money message from the predent? >> this growing inequality, inequality of opportunity, reducing inequality, little more incattle, inequality is both inevitable and just. inequality will continue to increase >> during his major speech on the economy, president obama using the word "inequality" more than "growth." is that any way to get america growing? hello, everyone. i'm charles paynein for neil cavuto. charles gas perino with his no shirt or tie, because clarlly's new book "circle of friends" in stores, online, everywher

bear. >> they have a 5.5% yield, 20% up in a year. >> jonas? >> bear. >> jonas? >> okay, they raised the minimum wage in d.c. there will be beneficiaries, but walmart knd handle it. they had to close plans for three stores. >> john, bull or bear? >> bear. >> tracy, twinkies will be available nationwide on monday. mrs. obama will be thrilled! guess what my kids are havetion for lunch next week. >> absolutely. there's nobody on a bear on twinkies. >> neil, take it away! >>> fox on top of an irs budget that is now over the top as the fight for jond the top because if we can't cut a few billion from an caught targeting conservative and caught spending ney on this, what can we cut? i'm neil cavuto. let's start chopping. republicans want to chop a budget for irs. and democrats won't have anything to do with it. >> what do we want to do, go around and give people a tin cup and give money to pay for police, firefighters, government, capitol building? how do they expect to

bear. >> they have a 5.5% yield, 20% up in a year. >> jonas? >> bear. >> jonas? >> okay, they raised the minimum wage in d.c. there will be beneficiaries, but walmart knd handle it. they had to close plans for three stores. >> john, bull or bear? >> bear. >> tracy, twinkies will be available nationwide on monday. mrs. obama will be thrilled! guess what my kids are havetion for lunch next week. >> absolutely. there's nobody on a bear on twinkies. >> neil, take it away! >>> fox on top of an irs budget that is now over the top as the fight for jond the top because if we can't cut a few billion from an caught targeting conservative and caught spending money on this, what can we cut? i'm neil cavuto. let's start chopping. republicans want to chop a budget for irs. and democrats won't have anything to do with it. >> what do we want to do, go around and give people a tin cup and give money to pay for police, firefighters, government, capitol building? how do they ex

jonas, your prediction? >> operation prism is a go again. the government is re-tapping my phone for a few more weeks and months. therefore, smale nail is the safe way to go, especially if you use invisible ink, stamps.com, an oxymoron. >> gary, bull or bear? >> my jonas impression, bear. >> okay. >> tracy, your prediction. >> survey recently taken says that people plan to spend less on back-to-school shopping this year. that's not a good sign for the economy. that is basically the bulk of retail sales. >> oh, my god, i just spent $400 for my kids' freshman yearbooks. >> no. >> "cavuto on business" next. >>> forget about the nation's capital going after walmart, this fight could be going national. hello, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neal cavu and all eyes on the d.c. mayor who can kill the massive minimum wage hike on big box retailers, six others joining them to fight it as activists look to take this fight nationwide, but will that just have jobs taking a dive? to our guests, gary k.? >> let's hope this d.c. mayor gets it right and ve

jonas, your prediction? >> operation prism is a go again. the government is re-tapping my phone for a few more weeks and months. therefore, smale nail is the safe way to go, especially if you use invisible ink, stamps.com, an oxymoron. >> gary, bull or bear? >> my jonas impression, bear. >> okay. >> tracy, your prediction. >> survey recently taken says that people plan to spend less on back-to-school shopping this year. that's not a good sign for the economy. that is basically the bulk of retail sales. >> oh, my god, i just spent $400 for my kids' freshman yearbooks. >> oh, no. >> "cavuto on business" next. >>> forget about the nation's capital going after walmart, this fight could be going national. hello, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neal cavuto and all eyes on the d.c. mayor who can kill the massive minimum wage hike on big box retailers, six others joining them to fight it as activists look to take this fight nationwide, but will that just have jobs taking a dive? to our guests, gary k.? >> let's hope this d.c. mayor gets it right

. >> jonas, you asked her if she were a union boss. basically the argument is they can't have thatany benefits. >> what you want in a workforce is not having to burden an employer with healthare pensions, 401(k)s, job security and amount of hours a ek. you want a flexible workforce that can you fire at will, the opposite of europe and that's how you get your unemployment down. >> john, jump inhere. >> look, i've heard a couple of things that are baffling. comparing this to henry frick and the carnegie steel mills and working guys to 12 hours a day, comparing that to offering free pizza from this administration that's completely apples and oranges and saying it's good you cut people from 40 hour back to 28ecause it gives a flexible workforce, no, it increases poverty in the united states is what it does. this thing is broken. was passed broken and the only way ty are selling it right now is saying we'll force these companies, because they make too much money apparently, to give rebates to indidual americans. look, it's more free pizza.

>> i buy the first part of what jonas is saying. look, we are not reigning in government spending, guys. we went from borrowing 40 cents of every dollar to, what, 38 cents of every dorg and people are talking about how draconian is is. we're still 2.5 million jobs under the peak of what we were in november 2007. but the government has nothing to do at all with shell oil and west texas, the fastest growing city in america, all the way to north dakota. e government has nothing to do with natural gas being at lows so manufacturing now is mr economically feasible in the united states than it is elsewhere. e government has absolutely nothing to do with that. these guys hate each other so bad up there that they get nothing done. when the next people don't get anything done, that's good. >> so it's the gridlock argument, then? >> absolutely. >> the issue is not that they're hiring workers away from the private sector. that is not the issue. the issue is that the resources that normally should be where it's productive in the private sector

>> i buy the first part of what jonas is saying. look, we are not reigning in government spending, guys. we went from borrowing 40 cents of every dollar to, what, 38 cents of every dorg and people are talking about how draconian this is. we're still 2.5 million jobs under the peak of what we were in november 2007. but the government has nothing to do at all with shell oil and west texas, the fastest growing city in america, all the way to north dakota. e government has nothing to do with natural gas being at lows so manufacturing now is mr economically feasible in t united states than it is elsewhere. the government has absolutely nothing to do with that. these guys hate each other so bad up there that they get nothing done. when the next people don't get anything done, that's good. >> so it's the gridlock argunt, then? >> absolutely. >> the issue is not that they're hiring workers away from the private sector. that is not the issue. the issue is that the resources that normally should be where it's productive in the private sector

>> i buy the first part of what jonas is saying. look, we are not reigning in government spending, guys. we went from borrowing 40 cents of every dollar to, what, 38 cents of every dorg and people are talking about how draconian this is. we're still 2.5 million jobs under the peak of what we were in november 2007. but the government has nothing to do at all with shell oil and west texas, the fastest growing city in america, all the way to north dakota. the government has nothing to do with natural gas being at lows so manufacturing now is mr economically feasible in the united states than it is elsewhere. the government has absolutely nothing to do with that. these guys hate each other so bad up there that they get nothing done. when the next people don't get anything done, that's good. >> so it's the gridlock argument, then? >> absolutely. >> the issue is not that they're hiring workers away from the private sector. that is not the issue. the issue is that the resources that normally should be where it's productive in the private s

jonas buys the last copies of a popular books' press run that he sells at a discount. it's 60% of his business. he also practices niche marketing - carrying scholarly works that he sells on amazon. in fact, online sales of hard-to-find works are behind a lot of bookstores' success. "as you sell online, you realize that you don't have to pay the mainstreet rent you did at one time." jonas says his neighbor down the block, chicago's oldest bookstore, sells on the internet to the extent that it closed its doors and plans to reopen in indiana where rents are cheaper. while the number of independent booksellers is growing, the remaining chains and amazon still account for about half of all books sold. independents are holding steady with 10% of all sales. thanks for that report chuck. there's plenty more ahead. still to come in chart talk, mixed signals from the stock market. is it time to buy or sell? and up next in traders unplugged, banks and brokerages: which ones should you deposit in your protfolio? the real deal is next. ehicle. when i came here, i... i couldn't move

i watched jonas assemble this and polish this on friday. and i was truly amazed. he is truly a very, very talented sculptor who did an incredible fete for san francisco and for san francisco city hall. thank you, again, for all coming to visit us at city hall, please do not be strangers. >> started in 1990. the citizens of the marina district came to the fire department and asked for a program to survive for 3 days. there is a 70 percent chance we will have a 6.5 earthquake. 71 large fires. 40 major rescue operations. [inaudible]. rescue operations there were 34 structure fires we need 275 engines to handle this. we have 41. you will be on your own and we should be prepared. we will go over the merge training program. part of the training program is helping you make the decisions that will save lives.

i watched jonas assemble this and polish this on friday. and i was truly amazed. he is truly a very, very talented sculptor who did an incredible fete for san francisco and for san francisco city hall. thank you, again, for all coming to visit us at city hall, please do not be strangers. ?oo hi, i'm holly lee. i love cooking and you are watching quick bites. san francisco is a foodie town. we san franciscoans love our food and desserts are no exceptions. there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream to organic cakes, artisan chocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a gr

it was me, jona, davon and malick and we grew up from the projects and there was gunshots. it started as a tea program and they asked us to play golf. we were, like, golf. we didn't play golf. they took us to harden park. we didn't know what it was. it was this facility and it had lines and you can see where people stationed a hit and we said we like this. and one day we started hitting golf and they said do you want to do this every saturday. and we said "can we." they said we're going to pick you up and do that. and we said who else wanted to join. we started calling up our buddies and they sad, brother, we don't play golf. and now we're sitting at the table and going, remember when you didn't play golf. and now all of us play golf and they gave us food from this place. they gave us great turkey burgers and pick us saturday and we have a bunch of kids and it's hard to see us crammed in this space because we want to hit. we have to pick out of a hat who is going to play. it would be nice to have another place because when you look at jay mar he's our smallest guy. there's

still around. >> all right. >> i will give you that, ask tony, he is the expert on the jonas brothers. he will know if they are stillsl relevant. >>> warm and humid start to the day. we're in the 70s, obviously,obou it's humid out there and the th threat of some showers andnd storms back on the forecastst mostly this afternoon, i think n we will have i better chance. they will be scattered just like yesterday. 76 at d.c. that's a warm start. boston is cooler.coer it will make the folks happy, 66 degrees this morning.ing. and 73 in detroit. detr most of the mid-atlantic temperatures certainly are on cr the warm side. a little bit of cloud cover to start the day holding up the up temperatures to such a morning. it will be partly sunny today,t, we have rainshowers out to the west, we have been hanging in western maryland and falling apart. i don't think the initial batch will get ie n here. however as we get into theinto afternoon hours, energy back in ohio what we call upper level ur trough will come in and this iss what we typically see in the afternoon hours, in the summeru, months, w

. >> jonas? >> i say this is it a champagne food economy with the beer. >> we like that. >> okay and the freedom, the number one business bloc on tv tips, cavuto on business. >>> the are latesmoney message from the president? >> this growing inequality, inequality of opportunity, ducingnequality, little more incattle, inquity is both inevitable a and just. inequality will coinue to increase. >> during his major speech on the ecomy, president obama using the word "inequality" more than "growth." is that any way to get america growing? hello, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charles gas perino with his no shirt or tie, because clarlly's new book "circle of friends" in stores, online, everywhere. >> want to see the gold chains, too? >> we'll start with gary so everybody will have a chance on the show. >> look, my president knows inequaty because he's been president houlshd median income is down about 5%. the problem with this ineqlity is that he believes t fix it, to get people wealth

. >> jonas is acutely sensitive to the economic climate. when people are optimistic, but 10 to spend more on sweet and soft drinks. when they don't, it is the first they cut back on. were you expecting things to improve after the election? seeing, it is not working. >> canyons are still hoping another promise, double-digit economic growth, a comes soon, but the government has already reached its borrowing limit and it is struggling to raise cash. so, between paying for the new layers of government, the extravagant campaign promises and ballooning public wage bill, the new administration is facing a crisis. kenyans seem willing to given more time, but economists say he will have to take more drastic action soon that is bound to have a serious impact on the economy. >> the more interest rates go up, what you want is a situation whereby the earth -- the private sector, it the income will be carried out. when it happens, unemployment goes up. >> that is a problem for a government that badly needs public support. the president and his deputy dur

. >> so, just to clarify, and jonas correct me if i'm wrong. if there is a neighborhood organization of some sort, collectively you can request a block of 15 minutes, which you did and that was granted. thereby, anyone who is a member of that organized group association neighborhood group whatever is not allowed to speak at public comment. someone outside of the group can. is that correct? >> not exactly, commissioner fong. the rule specifies the organized opposition has to have a minimum of three speakers, okay, during that 15 period of time. it doesn't actually preclude members of the organization to speak. my understanding is that these two people are part of that organized opposition presentation, okay. they provide at the merchant's association some of their time because they expect it had to go over. that 15 minute block of time is now expired. that's right, right. >> okay. so, the ladies who have been standing over on the side can have three minutes at the regular public comment period. there would be nothing to prohibit them from doing

. >> thank you, jonas. good afternoon, commissioners. just a couple of announcements. i think as you know, the board approved the designation of our first historic district since 2003. finally the duboce park district was designated last week and the mayor, i think, had signed or will shortly sign the legislation. secondly, the department is starting its kind of more robust public outreach program, and the first will be -- we will be attending the sunday streets on the great highway and at golden gate park. that happens sunday july 7 from 11 to 4:00 on the great highway and we will be having staff at a booth with plans ~ and activities that we are doing in that part of town. so, that staff will be able to answer questions of the public in that part of time. and we will be attending several of those over the next few months as well. and as a reminder, we will also be doing a number of kind of educational seminars and webinars and different planning topics in the coming months. so, they're still being organized. thirdly, i wanted to let you know about a searsies of works

. >> thank you, jonas. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items in your packet today is a memo and a report from dan sider regarding the transfer development rights program. it's a summary of a study that we had conducted with siple consulting looking at that program, looking at potential market analysis of possible sale of tdrs from city-owned properties. this was a result of discussions with several city departments and we did -- i think dan just yesterday had a presentation of this to the historic preservation commission and we're happy to answer any questions or have a future hearing on it if you so desire. we don't know yet if there's -- i don't believe we are proposing any legislative changes at this point. this is more kind of a market analysis and kind of a snapshot of where that program is right now. secondly, i just wanted to let you know that in your packet today that you'll get today ~ is a memo from me that -- regarding information that you requested about concentration and controls for restaurants. this came out of

. >> actually, jonas, i think the commission is going to take a short break here. and resume in about 15 minutes or so. [recess] >> thursday, june 20, 2013. like to remind members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate any did you say russianv or outbursts of any kind l and please silence any mobile devices that may sound off during the proceedings. commissioner, you left off under your regular calendar item 12 for case no. 2013.0160t - castro street neighborhood commercial district use size limits. proposed ordinance. >> good afternoon, president fong and members of the commission. jessica look, department staff. [speaker not understood], the institutions in the castro ncd has been introduced by supervisor scott wiener. afterward i will briefly summarize the proposal and the department's recommendation. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon, commissioners. andres power with scott wiener's office. he's at mta authority board. the legislation would authorize the planning commission to consider a larger use size than the castro street neighborhoo

something terrible to the united states, they're going to end up looking like what he looks like, a jonas brother on the "rolling stone" magazine. it's so disrespect to the people who lost their lives. >> osama bin laden on the cover of time and news week. who did a thousand times worse than this guy did. how come "time" and "newsweek" can make millions off 9/11? >> there are organizations out there that specifically take what good and wholesome and manipulate late young people to go against the values of their parents. this is completely wrong and young men are going to look up to this the same way young girls look up to models in a magazine. it's a false representation of reality and we should stand up against it. >> i don't think he should have been on the cover, however, i think there is something around understanding the complexity of what terror looks like right now and i don't think we have a good handle on it. >> did anybody -- >> why some on the left have a soft spot in their heart for radical islam. everything on the left stands for sex, drugs rock and roll. the only thing they

something really terrible to the united states, they're going to end up looking like what he looks like, a jonas brother or something on the "rolling stone" magazine. it's so disrespectful to the people who lost their lives. >> osama bin laden on the cover of "time" and "newsweek," one of the biggest selling issues ever, osama bin laden who did a thousand times worse. how come they can make millions off 9/11? >> there are media and organizations out there that specifically, their goal is to take what is good and wholesome and twist it and manipulate late young people to go against the values of their parents. this is completely wrong. >> i'm not going patronize "rolling stone" for it, however, i think there is something around the complexity of what terror looks like. >> ask you why some on the left had have a soft spot for radical islam. >> gay right, women's right. >> ray: i think you saw that's what happened. >> wait a second. first and foremost, i'm not going to address that comment. >> address it, it's wrong. why? because i'm on the left and i don't love, yeah, radical islam, but wait a sec

today we're joined by jeff jonas, gabelli fund portfolio manager and what he is predicting, today we pick the pharma sector. >> uh-huh. liz: first of all, rear view mirror, how was the first half? >> it was a great year to be a health care investor. s&p health care sector sup 19% year-to-date. it is one of the strongest performing indexes for the market t has been two things. continued preference for dividend-paying stocks and certainly big pharma pays that bill and growing comfort with health care reform. this whole sector got crushed four years ago when we went through the debate and passed the bell. we adapted with taxes, regulation and continued to raise price and pass it through the consumer. liz: we know it will kick in, obamacare will kick in in 2014 but it has not as you mentioned seemed to hurt pharma in general. if you break it apart, pharma goes into many different areas. there are biosciences, biopharma, regular pharma. the little guys, big guys and what do you like to focus on particularly when it comes to trends in the second half? >> certainly one of the hot areas righ

he looks like a vintage jonas brothers. you don't want these guys to go, that's how you get on the cover of this magazine. >> if that who he was, is it legitimately wrong to say that's who he was, he was a good looking guy leading a normal school life. >> it's not necessarily wrong in the sense that they have every right as a free publication to do that. but i think it's in bad taste. they could have used a -- again, photo shop it and give him feathers, in my opinion. >> let's talk about this album "wheel house." what is your wheel house, brad paisley? >> i don't know anymore. this was an attempt to break out of that and ask really hard questions, even from opposing points of view for myself. and see what discussions transpired and it was a blast for me to incorporate other types of music into what i do and guests that you don't expect, everything from eric idol and l.l., people like that. >> all the accidental racist things that blew up, i think we got a clip of what he said to me about this. >> people thought that i was t

. >>> jonas blix won the greenbriar classic with his third straight 67. he finished 11 under par, good for a two-stroke victory. and this abc 7 sports report brought to you tonight by river rock casino. and it was thought that if murray won wimbledon, he was finally going to propose to his long-time girlfriend. they asked him tonight. he says he is still not ready tonight. >> oh, brother! >> hopefully she won't have to wait 77 years. >> no kidding. >> thanks. >>> before we go, we want to share the latest on the crash of flight 214 with you there are questions tonight about the pilot's flying experience. yesterda yesterday was his first time flying a 777 into the sfo. he had flown other airplanes into the airport, but never this kind of jet. he was with a more experienced pilot who was assisting. >> two teenaged chinese girls from china were killed in the crash, wang linjia and her friend ye mengyuan. possibly saying the truck was racing to the scene of the crash when the girl may have been struck. however, no autopsy result have confirmed that yet. >> our

. >>> jonas blix won the greenbriar classic with his third straight 67. he finished 11 under par, good for a two-stroke victory. and this abc 7 sports report brought to you tonight by river rock casino. and it was thought that if murray won wimbledon, he was finally going to propose to his long-time girlfriend. they asked him tonight. he says he is still not ready tonight. >> oh, brother! >> hopefully she won't have to wait 77 years. >> no kidding. >> thanks. >>> before we go, we want to share the latest on the crash of flight 214 with you there are questions tonight about the pilot's flying experience. yesterda yesterday was his first time flying a 777 into the sfo. he had flown other airplanes into the airport, but never this kind of jet. he was with a more experienced pilot who was assisting. >> two teenaged chinese girls from china were killed in the crash, wang linjia and her friend ye mengyuan. possibly saying the truck was racing to the scene of the crash when the girl may have been struck. however, no autopsy result have confirmed that yet. >> our

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ali was in a footing room with jonas pulling pinches of cocaine out of a wonder bread bag three quarters full. clearly this had been a poor decision. >> and what's the last one here? >> the last book here is called "you are one of them." it's by elliott holt and i literally could not put this book down. it's the story of sarah zuckerman, a well-to-do washingtonian and she's kind of from a shattered family. and the girl across the street, who is from a perfect family, together they write a letter to the kremlin. it's the height of the cold war. if you were around then, it was easy to imagine nuclear annihilation. they wrote to the kremlin asking for peace. it really happened with a girl named -- >> samantha smith. >> in this case the other girl was chosen, she comes home, becomes an international celebrity, goes on a book tour and dies in a plane crash. and then the book picks up where sarah is out of college, she's in moscow as a journalist bu she's also looking for resolution to her friend's death and also because she's received some pretty good information that this death may have in f

the study found women who carry those jonas are three to five times more likely to have depression after pregnancy. >>> a new study finds that sleeping combined with a healthy lifestyle may help decrease the risk of cardiovascular disease. the study found those who exercise, eat healthy, drink moderate amounts of alcohol and don't smoke cut their risk of heart problems. and adding 7 or more hours of sleep cuts the risk of heart disease. is that a new study? >> 7 hours? boy, wouldn't that be nice. >>> 5:20. another attempt to restriction abortion in texas. how republicans move one step closer to a vote. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the chicago cubs make their first-ever to the oakland coliseum and homer simpson isn't the only one that likes donuts. we'll explain in just a minute. >> but first a look at the new eastern span of the bay bridge. we are counting down to its possible labor day opening. we are expecting an announcement on that in a week by the way. we'll be right back. ,, ,, look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. ye

he looks like a jonas brother. he looks like someone who would be dating taylor swift. >> right. >> he doesn't look like -- >> you're saying the combination of this magazine with this cover, there so no way to escape that. here's my other question. >> okay. >> these new photos that were put out by tactical photographer i believe from the massachusetts state police which are incredibly intense about the moments of his capture. if that were on the cover, would that do the same thing? in some ways this seems almost more glorifying, him as this bloodies warrior. >> i think that the point of this image is it's really inescapable to think that the "rolling stone" editors wouldn't have thought about the effects of this cover and what it looked like. and i understand that they wanted to point out that, you know, all terrorists don't come packaged like caricatures who are angry and unattractive, they can be people who walk among us. i get that. when your first encounter with the magazine is the cover and seeing it packaged

after seeing those pictures, i'll have to put my jonas brothers posters in the garage. i'm going one direction. >> at least they replaced the hanson ones you had before. >> i keep those. those are the classics. um bop. >> new kids on the block, was all about it. good morning to you. a great looking day shaping up. temperature wise today, a little on the warm side. 81 in fremont, 84 in redwood city. a man who has many posters still on his walls, mike inouye. >> perry como and john denver. i'm eclectic. the southbound compute is building, but the northbound commute is the concern. reports of a jackknifed big rig at todd road is sticking out in the road. no injuries. a nice visual across the golden gate bridge as the sun comes up. you can see the lights all the way across the span. the maps will show you it's an easy drive as well. earlier reports of furniture in lanes still on the reports from chp, we don't have slowing again. i checked with the camera and didn't see any problems with the lanes through the area. here a nice flow over the bay. san mateo and dumbarton bridg

he looks like a jonas brother. he looks like someone who would be dating taylor swift. >> right. >> he doesn't look like -- >> you're saying the combination of this magazine with this cover, there so no way to escape that. here's my other question. >> okay. >> these new photos that were put out by tactical photographer i believe from the massachusetts state police which are a incredibly intense about the moments of his capture. if that were on the cover, would that do the same thing? in some ways this seems almost more glorifying, him as this bloodies warrior. >> i think that the point of this image is it's really inescapable to think that the "rolling stone" editors wouldn't have thought about the effects of this cover and what it looked like. and i understand that they wanted to point out that, you know, all terrorists don't come packaged like caricatures who are angry and unattractive, they can be people who walk among us. i get that. when your first encounter with the magazine is the cover and seeing it package