according to the usa today and bank rate.com. both say that overdraft fees and out of network atm costs have hit record highs. and overdraft charges now average $32.20, and you can expect an average of $4.13 if you use another bank s atm. apple computer is now the most valuable brand in the entire world. apple has replaced coca-cola, according to a top branding consulting firm. it looked at the financial performance and the ability to change consumer behavior. and two voters from the florida keys are getting up close and personal with the water spouts. take a look at these pictures. the two men were fishing for lobster when they came face to face with the twisters and they steered right into them. of course, that can be deadly, but john zen ssen says he has d
stamp program. that may be why even as the unemployment rate drops, the amount of people on food stamps the last fouro up. years. it s gone up fourfold since 2001. we ve not had anything like that increasing the amount of unemployment that would justify such a number. so there is a lot of incentive for growing the program. when companies like jpmorgan make money off of every person who signs up for benefits, depending on the state, for administering the program, jpmorgan makes as much as 2.20 per person, per month, for each ebt participant. indeed, large corporations like jpmorgan, have shaped the program dramatically and turned it into the industry that it is today. sean: we continue with peter
stamp program. that may be why even as the unemployment rate drops, the amount of people on food stamps continues to go up. it s doubled in the last four years. it s gone up fourfold since 2001. we ve not had anything like that increasing the amount of unemployment that would justify such a number. so there is a lot of incentive for growing the program. when companies like jpmorgan make money off of every person who signs up for benefits, depending on the state, for administering the program, jpmorgan makes as much as 2.20 per person, per month, for each ebt participant. indeed, large corporations like jpmorgan, have shaped the program dramatically and turned it into the industry that it is today. sean: we continue with peter
stamp program. that may be why even as the unemployment rate drops, the amount of people on food stamps continues to go up. it s doubled in the last four years. it s gone up fourfold since 2001. we ve not had anything like that increasing the amount of unemployment that would justify such a number. so there is a lot of incentive for growing the program. when companies like jpmorgan make money off of every person who signs up for benefits, depending on the state, for administering the program, jpmorgan makes as much as 2.20 per person, per month, for each ebt participant. indeed, large corporations like jpmorgan, have shaped the program dramatically and turned it into the industry that it is today.
a study finds out kids that live in states that regulate the sale of sugary snacks and sales in public schools gained less weight than those that lived in states with no souch laws. dr. marc siegel is with us. he is a dad and professor at nyu langone medical center and fox news medical a-team member. 40 states, the kids that have over regulations at schools are thinner. is that a sign we should have nationwide regulations? hold on a minute. this is a small study of 6,000 kids. they were anywhere from fifth to eight grade. they only lost 2.20 pounds. jenna: compared to the kids in other schools that didn t have regulations? exactly from 2004 to 2007. 40 states with those laws that restrict sugary substances, less sodas, things like that, deserts. i think this is preliminary. i don t think that proves