. >> this is "the communicators" and we're following troy wolverton at the c.e. sefment until las vegas. >> this is out in the spring. one of the interesting things about it is it is an ultrabook, it also has full touch capability, so i can use it like a tablet. i can convert it into a full mode. >> the keyboard turns off, right? >> yes, the keyboard turns off and i can fold it and i don't have to worry about any applications happening. bring it back, convert it back up and it goes back into the mode and the keyboard is back on. >> so the keyboard turns on when it is -- or more than 180 degrees? >> correct. what is great about this, you can put it in another mode where i can have it like this and the screen automatically reconfigures. if i'm watching a movie and you are looking down. this you can prop up, prop it on the bed sitting next to you or on the table top or if you want to show off photos, you have a full interface propped up for you. again, it will be available later this year, in the springtime frame. >> right. that is going to be like a $800-$700 price

begun around 900 c.e., prague castle is a hodgepodge of buildings erected over the centuries. here's where prince wenceslas lived. yes, he's the same good king wenceslas we sing about during christmas. >> ♪ good king wenceslas looked out on the feast of stephen ♪ >> prague's glory days were during the reign of charles iv. in the 1300s, charles made the city part of the holy roman empire. he also established charles university, the first university in central europe. prague still attracts students from all over. >> it's my favorite city that i've been to in the world. and i love the architecture. i love the culture. i love how efficient public transportation is. >> he's right. getting around prague is easy. from trains to trams to horse-drawn carriages and river boats for sightseers. but most of all, it's a city for walking. there's so much to see and hear. [ small ensemble plays ] and you had better plan on exercise to work off the great food you find around every corner. a particular treat is a tasty pastry called "trdelnik." dough is rolled around a stick, heated, and then d

reason why no investigation has been mounted is because first of all the the people of the foreign c.e. whose duty it would be to mount that primary investigation which is the financial services authority it doesn't have anybody and who has the whistle the skill to be . able to do that that's i satisfactory they say you know what he's saying is that let's have in the u.k. a separate police force from people that are either corrupt cricket incompetent a shameless profiteers and then write laws for that police force because these laws don't apply to any code of civil behavior that anyone is familiar with going back hundreds of years of jurisprudence there's no reason in theory why the police could not and should not investigate this the police have the skills they have the ability to be able to do that they're being prevented from doing that by the politicians and by the regime that exists to protect the city that's why they're not being being used to do this there is a a massive. great be wool that's been put up a removal of regulations around the city designed to protect the financial

. >>> president obama's pick to run the central intelligence c.e about what to do about his nominationblicans have drawn a line in the sand over last year's benghazi terror attack. as yet, unreleased documents on drone policy. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has an update. >> the white house seemed to stop short of a public pledge to make the remaining seven government memos that justify the drones of the suspected terrorists overseas available to congress before tuesday's committee vote on john brennan for c.i.a. director. >> you think the nomination can get through without the actual memos being shown to lawmakers? >> we have taken extraordinary measures in a unique situation to be forthcoming with information. and we are continuing to work with the committee to meet their concerns. >> nearly three-quarters of americans support the use of drones against suspected terrorists jeff seas. 60% agree especially if the eveo u.s. citizens. lack of france parentsy is a stumbling block in other areas. >> i have had written questions for mr. brennan for three weeks now. i ha

yes, that's why you're cre c.e.. that's why you are selected as secretary for an agency or to head up an agency to take responsible for what happens underneath you. i was also struck by what happened at an event hosted by "politico" where napolitano talketalked about what happens because there isn't the opportunity to shift money around. the republicans agree with that. on this floor just last thursday, republicans put forward a proposal to allow agencies to do just that, after weeks and months of moaning and groaning by this administration, and by its various agency heads, about, well, this sequestration has is made much more works it is stupid, a terrible way to do things -- i agree, by the way. but we need the flexibility to be able to move money from the less efficient or not needed at this time to the essential. so e to put out statements like arrive at the airport four hours early because we have to cut the t.s.a. agents at the same level as the least function of this particular government. so we put that propo