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>> the legislature has passed it, they want it. jerry brown has to pass it. >> but theyre not taking 3% of the salary in investment income. it sounds like a -- theyll be investing this thing with state money. >> its very unusual. private sector workers to be forced to pony up to a fund run by the state. a bankrupt state i might add. >> in their defense, if we dont deal with this retirement issue with -- in a way like this, the states going to have to pick up the tab at some point. its the same t...

Last topic and perhaps the best, a japanese advertising agency, is there any other kind, jaime -- >> actually, yes, there is. >> is putting advertisements on the thighs of young women. i am disgusted. >> the participants wear the advertisements on their upper thighs while wearing mini skirts and high socks around tokyo which is in japan. the pr firms boss claims, quote, it is a perfect place to put an advertisement. what guys are eager to look at and girls are okay to expose? speak for yourself....

Well, you can -- >> steve: once you get something free, you dont want to give it up. >> how do you get away from a free program? once you start giving something away for free, how do you withdraw that and say, you dont need it any longer? >> brian: it worked for a while with welfare under bill clinton. >> that was in the mid 1990s when the economy was growing 4 or 5% a year and the unemployment rate was below 4%. you could do it then. now all of those people who received something from the gover...

. >> thanks for staying with us. im bill oreilly in the miller time segment tonight. fascinating story out of seattle. the fbi paid for some advertisements urging folks to be alert for possible terrorist activities. and promising rewards for solid information the ads featured convicted terrorists full face. but the far left objected look at the pictures they are all colored folk. terrorists come in all shapes and sizes. if you are going to talk about terrorists dont just talk about people with b...

. >> thanks for staying with us. im bill oreilly in the miller time segment tonight. fascinating story out of seattle. the fbi paid for some advertisements urging folks to be alert for possible terrorist activities. and promising rewards for solid information the ads featured convicted terrorists full face. but the far left objected look at the pictures they are all colored folk. terrorists come in all shapes and sizes. if you are going to talk about terrorists dont just talk about people with b...

Theyre advertising please, line up at my doorstep, well get money for you. >> reporter: he points to advertisements like this. a florida attorney counsels clients, even if they dont think bp caused their loss, quote, as long as the numbers pass the test, the law presumes bp caused the loss. another brags the craziest thing about the settlement is you can be compensated for losses unrelated to the spill. bp complains the system is out of control. >> we should be held account for that which we did...

Walk away. >> get to the medical underlying condition. >> thats exactly right. >> to erics favorite question, what do you tell parents? you tell parents once youve hit your head its easier to do it the next time. in other words, when you get a concussion one tum the next time its even easier to get a concussion from a slighter blow to the head. you have to almost put people in a group have you had this before and if they have -- >> thats even more people. >> thats right. even more. >> interestin...

A lot of anticipation, a lot of nervousness among people and the administration about the coming system. >> you know, im guessing the library system cant say no like the nfl. they simply didnt want to use their players in advertisements, in commercials to try to get people to flock to obama care rules. i wanted to show one more set of numbers, byron. look at this. i wonder now if this will become political folly. if you push against obama care, you could almost need to use the need to sell it as...

Public there strongly believe that everybody ought to get a background check. as long as the public is with you and they clearly still are, i dont think you need to match the nra dollar for dollar but well sure hold their feet to the fire with advertisements and whatever else it takes. >> mark blaze, thanks for coming on. the tweet of the day comes from our own chuck todd. hes traveling with the president in germany. chuck tweeted out this photo writing michael jackson historians will recogniz...

Through defense contractors. i mean, thousands and thousands and thousands of people. and if you look in these little technical newspapers, theres ads all the time not only for eavesdropping people to go to work for the contractors who have been subcontracted to the nsa, but also cyber warfare. theres advertisements in the newspapers to go to work for these small companies. and what theyre looking for are cyber warfare specialists, cyber attack specialists, and all sorts of network attack specia...