rent. do you have family in the area? everyone is affected in the roths here. but why have family here anymore so it is just me and my kids in the house and it is hard. it is difficult. neil: how are the kidsst. they keep saying, mom, this is a dream, this is not real, this is not happening. i feel the same way. so i understand. in new york? this couldn t have happened to us. neil: how old are the kids? 11, 19, and 22. neil: you have your hands full young lady. we will keep watching but if fema is offering a hotel or something like that, it is better than an apartment without power and without heat. guest: you are right. you are right. neil: take them up on it. thank you very much. when we come back, if speaker
we are using g.p.s. in many cases. we need an entirely new air traffic control system. that will cost a ton of money. the f.a.a. needs to be able to plan more than just a couple of years in advance. they need to be able to budget and plan for the massive roths five and seven years out. that is not part of the process now. shepard: thank you, peter, great to see you. there are new polls that show governor romney is gaining with women. the battle for their vote continues. shear what i heard a very well placed strategist tell me: if form gets the women s vote he gets the white house. period. what happening in the polls? we will get to that. the wheat in every mini-whea has gotta be just right.
big? people worry about the government on top of us should we worry about the companies? judge napolitano: we do need to worry about the companies because they have employed sophisticated means. this case, shep, is based upon findings of deception that google deceived their customers to allow google s other customers to track the original customers. so, not only they deceived the federal trade commission but deceived the people who sign up for gmail so the fine should be larger and that is why the money collected should not go to the federal treasury but to the people whose privacy rights were violated by google. so this is a lose-lose. google pays a pittance. and the feds have more money to waste on federal roths and the people would suffered here, those whose privacy rights were violates, do not get a nickel out of this.
by the original takes form. yes, lace. a little bit of lace goes over the skirt. that s it. reporter: michelle and henry roth are designers who sell exclusively for kleinfeld bridal salon. the largest wedding boutique in the country. prince harry reporter: but now kleinfeld s and the roths are working on what will surely be one of their hottest gowns ever. an inspired replica of that amazing kate middleton wedding gown. she walks out, we all went ah you said grace kelly. that was the immediate reaction. and i said extraordinary, simplicity with striking impact. reporter: in the workspace the pattern starts to show a gown in the making. it s 10:10 a.m. you saw it when? four hours, ten minutes. reporter: and already got already got the basics of it down. reporter: the roths examine every tiny detail of kate s dress like detectives.
you move your feet and it play along. this has a table for pool. this is me. i am the fifth of the family. my two older sisters, my two older broths. s sbrothsers. i have dinner every morning with my children and sometimes grandchildren come with if they re not going too early to school. that s important. family and conversation, living together, enjoying together and getting in touch together. very often. and i think it s more important you would have lost yourself. maybe because my wife and me have a bigger house when we were bachelors, when you re looking to have things you always ask for something more and more and more. i think that s a wrong way to live. larry: that house remains special to you. yes, we have this house for