. >> so when you searched these e-mails, do ut have to search each folder individually to try to find the responsive documents or can you run one search? >> i think that run one search. you can use a search key and it will come up with all of the e-mails that are in your general nbox or response to a key word but sometimes i will check other files that i might have in my file management system. >> now, are you actually remembering doing these searches or just saying what you likely would have done. >> that is what i likely would have done. >> where else are e-mails kept within your department? >> i mean, we have, probably 600 full time staff, so there are both, we have a combination of centralized and decentralized. i may not be the subject matter experts and we do have a server which is cap able of being searched and i do believe that in response to this it may not have been as quickly as he would have liked. we did work with the staff to search the server. >> okay. so let's go back to what you do, because i know that you are not the expert but you are the only subject of this partic

ut we can't do this alone. that's why we need you, mr. president. >> you, the american people, you know that the road has been hard. >> the system is broke. >> while our journal has been long, we have picked ourselves up. >> we need to get a handle on this. we need to strengthen our bodiers so that the right people are crossing the borders. >> we have fought our way back. we know in our hearts -- >> we got a leaking boat that all we're doing is putting bubble gum in the leak. until we revamp and totally redo that we're going to take on water and we're not going to make any progress. >> for the united states of america, the best is yet to come. >> i believe you, mr. president. because i believe you i trust when it for now on comes to the issue of illegal immigration the only way we'll be headed is forward. >> demration to all the winners in this year's student cam competition. to see more winning videos go to student cam.org. >> today on c-span "newsmakers" with buck mckeon. then a look at republican outreach to minorties with radio and ta

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end of the practice and they had given me this brooklyn dodgers hat, and i'm practicing, doing the whole work uty hat. maybe i have the role, right. at the end of it, he puts his hand on my shoulder and said see that statue up there? that will be you. then he takes the hat back. i mean, i'm sweating in the hat. i''m like this is my hat, this is my role. i went home devastated thinking i wasn't going to get it. >> jimmy: were you nervous through the whole process? >> not exactly. because there was a point where i felt like it was mine. it was destiny. it was just little moments like that where doubt sets in. and you're like i'm not going to get it. >> jimmy: did you train to play like jackie robinson and run and slide like he did? >> absolutely. i was given the hall of fame footage and my coaches were given the hall of fame footage. they would take my practices and they would split screen my running style and my batting stance with his. so over a process of months we would slow motion and study it and try to get it like his. so it was a lot of -- >> jimmy: there's, like, no -- there's no job i wo

find all of these people who are going to be able to explain it, if they can get them to do it it would be great,ut since, as miss willis said, since nobody understands it, where are they going to get someone who understands it? if it's ununderstandable, where are they going to get someone who understands it? >> charlie, this thing, these guys are going to tell people, by the way you can register to vote with me. and you know, they're going to come from organizations like planned parenthood and things like that, and-- >> is it really about understanding the bill? isn't it going nor nefarious about this? >> i don't know nefarious, but overtly political. >> i guess your point of view. >> nasty maybe, but-- i'll let adam decide whether it's nefarious, but it's clearly keynesian economics at work, whenou think about it. and when the president ran around saying the health care bill wouldn't cost anything, i guarantee part of the bizarre economic analysis how many department of the jobs were created and how it would impact the economy and this is it. >> adam, do you see anything in this that worries you

ut. where do you find the cut in a 6% expansion in size of the budget in next year? neil: i'm flabbergasted in this respect, you know, we have gotten into this before, you know basic math will tell you that, just hitting up the wealthy, would not be able to pay for all this and all of the latest taxes are still not enough to compensate. which is why the president does not attempt to balance this out in 10 years. or 500 years. the point is, that this is the new reality, what disturbs me though, is that now we find all these creative ways to raise money. not a single creative way to cut spending. and it gets more creative every day, that is disturbs me. >> it amazes me, i came to washington in 1985, one of the first conversations i had in washington was with pat monahan telling me how much we could help in process of trying to straight ep oustraighten out soy problem by correcting the cost of living adjustment that is not a new idea. >> look, i tip my hat to the president in at least trying to address that. it is not herculean. >> there was a responsibility lapse. neil

do i think d.c. could have more autonomy? maybe. but also know the constitution ut d.c. under congress's purview and we give d.c. money from the rest of the country, from the tax receipts. i think that oversight of the money that we spend is incumbent. it is the responsibility that we have oversight on the money we spend from the u.s. treasury in d.c. it is a tough road to walk. i'm willing to look at it and see if we can come to a resolution. >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> i am a senior political science major. thank you for coming out here. i'm a former intern for president obama. i'm also a national field organizer for one of the only african-american super pacs in the country. you said that the republican party is a proponent of voting rights. i have been traveling along with men of my organization all over the country across 30 states and registering african-americans to vote because the republican party had been using the state legislature and the government to prevent african-americans from voting because they do not want to reelect president obama.

public exemption of miranda rights and do we know that the high value interrogation groups is in there and if he is conscious, they will make sure to question him. the utern right now is the investigation and the ability. is there anything they can to do to help empower this ailing person to help answer questions during this period. >> he's 19 . he doesn't have underlying medical condition . he pled more than 20 hours and he was found in a pool of blood. once they have him. they will isolate the blood vessels that are bleed burn them so they stop bleeding and give him fluid and transfusions and they could stabilize. they will not remove bullets by the way. you don't do that unless you have to. >> dr. siegal. thank you. we'll be back with breaking coverage from boston right after this.

whatever they do, they are going to have to have the lights ut out. >> the thing about the first run in between games you have time to think about it. just going over what happened. we're ready to get back on the floor and check this one. >> oracle launched a new 72 foot catta marchan that will lace rais in the america's cup this summer. the mast is 40 meters tall over 131 feet. think of climbing a 13 story building. the yacht costs between $6 million and $8 million to build. one more thing here, it's really, really fast. >> we're going to be going fast. i mean probably faster than a car on the golden gate bridge. so upwind is about 20 knots. so it's incredibly fast speed. >> 40 knots is 46 miles per hour for land lubbers. raiders have the third pick and tons of needs. yes. we're your yacht racing station. mckenzie looking for impact players. >> when you get guys to play together for a while, that is when you develop not only a core but you develop that chemistry. each and over position. that is how you win games. >> and the former cal star just return retired signing his paip qlers

whatever they do, they are going to have to have the lights ut out. >> the thing about the first runbetween games you have time to think about it. just going over what happened. we're ready to get back on the floor and check this one. >> oracle launched a new 72 foot catta marchan that will lace rais in the america's cup this summer. the mast is 40 meters tall over 131 feet. think of climbing a 13 story building. the yacht costs between $6 million and $8 million to build. one more thing here, it's really, really fast. >> we're going to be going fast. i mean probably faster than a car on the golden gate bridge. so upwind is about 20 knots. so it's incredibly fast speed. >> 40 knots is 46 miles per hour for land lubbers. raiders have the third pick and tons of needs. yes. we're your yacht racing station. mckenzie looking for impact players. >> when you get guys to play together for a while, that is when you develop not only a core but you develop that chemistry. each and over position. that is how you win games. >> and the former cal star just return retired signing his paip qlers atop

. >> the united states will do what is necessary to defend our allies, japan, the republic of korea and the region against these provocations. .ut our choice is to negotiate >> the north has rejected a callingor negotiations it a conning ploy. insole, demonstrations -- in seoul, the menstruation is brought out huge crowds. >> hugo chavez is -- hugo chavez's handpicked successor won by a razor thin margin of 50.7%. he is promising to caring on hugo chavez is -- hugo chavez's revolution. he will not accept the results until -- and he is calling for a full recount very >> -- full recount. kevin rayayfield -- faces -- a woman was sexually assaulted during one of those attacks. he is also charged with a home invasion during the same time. >> the search for a missing fairfax canada boy is expanding. the father says that in that investigators have found evidence that his ex-wife has the bbi. of she has emptied your bank accounts. inthe first place montgomery county to lower the voting age to 16. six of the seven council members have said they are in favor of that plan. it would apply to local elections only. >> it is tax day today and

ut i do see the issue bubbling up more.n here in congress where it a lot m like there's not oing on to folks a lot of -- a water research and development bill was reported out on a bipartisan basis. going s is going to get on a reauthorization of the surface transportation bill done by the o be end of september 2014. some big markers out there. i have been encouraged by some the new chairman of he house transportation infrastructure committee pibill shuster about keeping an open into this.steps host: meadville, pennsylvania, caller, john. caller: thank you for the work you and your co-workers do on c-span. we enjoy your intelligent, respectful discussions. i work in construction. if your dering if you, report covered longer-term designs so we get more for the pay for.cture we we do a lot of band-aids on with a shortesigns life expectancy for projected cheap increases or versus steel and things. guest: we do address this. certainly support more sustainable and resilient solutions in all of the sectors, certainly transportati

it ran ut on of fuel and crashed before the landing spot. >> has enough things do to just fly the air of -- aircraft. >> they are considering a ban on tablets and phones for the nonflight related activity. >>> scientists say they have a developed ovary. the artificial ovary can make the same progesterone and estrogen and it can have implications for fertility as well. the team may help women who are post menopausal and those whose ovaries have been removed. more testing is needed, but the bioengineered hormone can replace the hormone. >>> the explore for yum will replace its new home on the embarcadero. tonight we have a sneak peek. it is a mirror that reflects back and reflects sound. it is really cool. the new building features 400 older exhibits including some that were not on display at the palace of fine arts, the old home and 150 new exhibits. this weekend you can get an extended preview when abc7 presents more to explore, the making of the new explore for yum. it is a half hour special i am hosting with an exclusive inside look at san francisco's newest prore -- treasure sunday

it ran ut on of fuel and crashed before the landing spot. >> he has enough things to do to just fly the of -- aircraft. >> they are considering a ban on tablets and phones for the nonflight related activity. >>> scientists say they have a developed ovary. the artificial ovary can make the same progesterone and estrogen and it can have implications for fertility as well. the team may help women who are post menopausal and those whose ovaries have been removed. more testing is needed, but the bioengineered hormone can replace the hormone. >>> the explore for yum will replace its new home on the embarcadero. tonight we have a sneak peek. it is a mirror that reflects back and reflects sound. it is really cool. the new building features 400 older exhibits including some that were not on display at the palace of fine arts, the old home and 150 new exhibits. this weekend you can get an extended preview when abc7 presents more to explore, the making of the new explore for yum. it is a half hour special i am hosting with an exclusive inside look at san francisco's newest prore -- treasure sunday

it ran ut on of fuel and crashed before the landing spot. >> he has enough things to do to just fly the air of -- aircraft. >> they are considering a ban on tablets and phones for the nonflight related activity. >>> scientists say they have a developed ovary. the artificial ovary can make the same progesterone and estrogen and it can have implications for fertility as well. the team may help women who are post menopausal and those whose ovaries have been removed. more testing is needed, but the bioengineered hormone can replace the hormone. >>> the explore for yum will replace its new home on the embarcadero. tonight we have a sneak peek. it is a mirror that reflects back and reflects sound. it is really cool. the new building features 400 older exhibits including some that were not on display at the palace of fine arts, the old home and 150 new exhibits. this weekend you can get an extended preview when abc7 presents more to explore, the making of the new explore for yum. it is a half hour special i am hosting with an exclusive inside look at san francisco's newest prore -- treasure su

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i do believe there are fewer crossings because of the economic condition. ut we need to look at drug interdictions, or look at how many people die in the desert coming across in arizona. that will give you data on what kind of border crossings we have. the question of granting people a path to citizenship and they argue, mr. speaker, that somehow this is not a path to citizenship when it's a path to a green card. the argument that a green card is not a path to citizenship. if a green card is not a path to citizenship there is no path to citizenship here in the united states but we know that it is. a green card is a path to citizenship and a path to a green card is just a little bit longer a path, a path to citizenship. the american people understand that, it's not a mystery. some of the proposals are also, well, on this exchange, instantaneously, this is a proposal coming out of the senate tomorrow, they will instantaneously legalize everyone here in the united states illegally and then set about if someone is discovered who happens to have a felony on their r

and, what do you think -- more broadly of the idea of going the diplomat ute here. >> is a little likee football. we have tried to get china to take care of these people forever and china either doesn't have the will or ability to do so and i think the mixed signals we talked about are also mixed signals to china. how serious do we look to them? how serious does it look that we'll be increasing our military presence there and increasing pressure on north korea which is a problem for them? the last thing they want is that regime to fracture and have a refugee problem pouring into china. so, i was struck by your earlier guest about how little the administration has to say. ho how little planning they've done and they are back funding missile defense which they cut earlier in their administration. i see confusion and i don't see a balancing the budget administration but a complete lack of answers and strategy and lack of consistency. we've done nothing to do, for example what we did with south korea to really completely isolate these people, economically and all other terms and i think it

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do you know you can take ute a 5 how much federal loan with consumer protections? it's not required that the school tell the student how much remaining federal loan availability they have, and so that is something that also there's legislation pending, it's something that the consumer financial protection bureau could just move forward to require as well, which we have been advocating for. and equally important for the millions of private loan borrowers who have private loans today, many of them with interest rates in the double digits, and really they're saying, we hear from borrowers, the consumer financial protection bureau saying i'm willing to pay $100 a month but they want $500 a month. i don't make $500 a month and they can't get any relief from thei flexibility. the loop is not dischargeable in bankruptcy. so one of the things pending next week is the deadline for commenting on a request for input from the consumer financial protection bureau on suggestions for how to develop a way to make private loan payments more affordable. what kind of a loan modificat

who can qualify and do i have to qualify to take your courses from mit or harvard or berkeley or ut austin? >> i think that is the beauty of it. and i think you hit the mail on the head. if you look at the existing education system, it is such for people who already have something, so, for example, if you have admissions to universities, you know, places like harvard admit under ten percent of their student body, most universities have a very small fraction of the students that apply and those who apply tend to have good background, and they are from generally from appeals that can afford to send them to sat prep school and gone to good schools where they had a chance to shine in poletics and a number of things so a small fraction of students can get into good schools. with what we do with online learning and moocs at places at edx and others i call it flipping the funnel, instead of having an entrance test and allowing students into a small entryway is opening up the funnel, anybody with an internet connection and the will to learn, anywhere in the world, geography is no bar, income is no

decision relating to the district of columbia. .ut that is not enough that is not enough. i do know how we can show our faces to these families or even look ourselves in the mirror if we do not take something more seriously -- as i have said, any one of us as members of congress, democrat or republican, and ebuddy, who would stand in front of an assault on our children to protect them from any attack, we should have the political courage to stand out there to protect them from gun violence as well. host: minority leader pelosi in the house good at o'keefe, questions being raised over enforcement of existing laws. .uest: that is a big element the justice department certainly has several different gun laws on the books. the publicans and democrats both point out that enforcement of them as not necessarily been as good as it could be. i think the justice department would say, if you give us more money -- more money and manpower, perhaps we would do a better job. we will see whether or not that happens throughout this process. there has been a lot of talk about changing gumballs. i

and well manad delivery of medication t.improving coordination between ute an pst-a providers toure thappropriate care setting. do you share those views as to how we save money and those errors? >> yes, senator. i think all those are enormously important shifts in what health care is delivered as opposed to just paying for volume looking at really valuable proposals. >> and so with that having been said, i'm a little dismayed at some of the so-called savings that are identified in the medicare program. that in my mind are nothing more than around another cut, another set of cuts. and i look at that and i say to myself, following on on senator portman's questions as it relates to part d, isn't it true that the part d program currently costs about 40% less than the original estimate, and that the cbo has reduced cost projections by more than 100 million a year for each of the last three years? >> yes or -- yes, sir. that is active and i think o of the negotiating authority that you actually directed to cms as part of the affdabl careacta beneficial effect e of those part d negotiated -- >> isn't further treatment u

do. they want everybody to watch it again and again and see what can you figure out. roll it out and show uthey come around the corner. there is suspect number one. suspect number two. the shots overlap a little bit. they cover in all about 50 feet of walking as they go down this way. there is the second shot in the sequence. you see the one with the green bag down here. that's how you know it's the same direction. they continue this way and then there is a shot from behind as they go away. now i want to give you a little context here so you can understand where this all is. the running street is right over here. this is the direction they're coming. i'm going to let this cycle back around here. you see them coming toward us. we're going to stop this for a moment. this is suspect number one and number two. this is the street. the race is up here going this direction. these gentlemen are coming around and headed in a direction that is generally from the west to the east. they're also in the right sequence. if this is number one, he is currently associated by the fbi with the first bomb. if th

. >> pete, do we know yet why there may have been such confusion today whether there had been an arrest and somebody in custody, it, obviously, turned ut not to be true, but for a long time this afternoon it wasn't just news outlets seeming to make it up, they were citing law enforcement sources telling them that an arrest had been made. do we have any insight as to why that happened or whether it was just total miscommunication? >> i don't know. i'm sure these people, you know, they are good journalists. i'm sure they were told this by sources, i just can't say how heavily vetted it was. my guess is, and this is strictly a guess, probably, this is an educated guess, i should say, maybe they initially thought they knew who these people in the pictures were, maybe they were checking out more than one person. maybe they did go talk to somebody or a witness and that was misinterpreted as, oh, they are about to arrest someone, oh, they've arrested someone. that's just a guess, though. >> the fbi's statement refuting those inaccurate reports today, this is part of the reason i asked, warned wrong information like this often has unintended c

scene, general, david petraeus, with the surge of troops, turn the army around, do the tactics correctly and the war could be utpath to success. what brought about lowered level s of violence had to do with a lot of other things. his belief that by turning the tactical approach of the army around is done by a savior general, this kind of thing could put these wars of counterinsurgency on the path to success. which then brings us to the war in afghanistan in 2009. people ask again, we have been here since 2002, and now it is 2009, what has gone wrong? and again, we get the same answer. bad tactics, bad generals. the answer is to tweak the tactics, get the army to do counterinsurgency correctly, bring an enlightened general on board, this time it was stanley mcchrystal, and we will be on the path to success. the solution in afghanistan, i hink, these are my views, just like in iraq, has never been about the tactical use of military force or better generals replacing bad generals. this is myth that many people have come to believe. that is not the reality of it. but the solution or answer to this question as to wh

do with the body. the u.s. authorities told the family they would be receiving the body soon. >> adrian, thank you for joining us. >>> lead democrat of texas and member of the house homeland secure ut, congresswoman, thank you for your time. i know you were briefed yesterday. you expect to be briefed very soon in a day or so. what are your concerns regarding the fbi and communications regarding officials and cia involved in this? >> tamron, first of all, thank you for having me. of course i want to offer my deepest sympathy for the tragedy and those who lost loved ones and those who mourn. i want to set it straight and make it very clear that all of us appreciate the very efficient, the very extensive search and efforts made bit fbi, other law enforcement, state and local in massachusetts. why don't we just say that, because we believe in that. frankly, i believe we have a broken system again. it is important for members of congress who have to fix things and work with our agencies to be told the truth, to be told the facts, and to help work through what happened. there is no doubt that we did not connect the dots. and you cannot use overload of paperwork. you cannot use the idea o

do we know? >> what we know, they looked at this video from a security camera. this man shows up. he's got a backpack. utshappens. he's on a cellular telephone.th who is that guy? something they've been able to develop is, okay, now we have what we believe is the identity of the subscriber to that telephone. the gap is, do we know if that person and the individual who put down the backpack are one and the same? they are trying to find that individual, and they will come out later today with that photograph and appeal to the public. can you put a name to this face? they will also very likely introduce a couple of other faces of people who were in that area that they're interested in. it's unlikely that they'll refer to them as suspects. they'll probably say these are people we're seeking because they were in the area and we believe they can provide information. >> is it your experience in law enforcement that if you put that kind of photograph out, that you'll get lots of leads? >> yeah. and this is the conundrum because what they'd like to do is be able to grab this guy, get him in and start talking to hi

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load that the government would have handled or will have handled. ,ut it also is a doable because there is a lot of experience in doingt in the first place. the applicant would have to pay a fee for their application to be excited. that fee would be to cover the cost of the personnel and the decision-making for a very simple threshold position, which is an initial registration. the way legislation is now being discussed is in the framework of an earned legalization, which means the first stage would be a registration, which is a background check and the determination that you are who you say you are. then there would be a timeframe of many years during which you would earn your way to eligibility to adjust at some point to getting a green card or lawful permanent residence. during that timeframe would be the time of paying taxes and paying a fine. in the way that it is now being discussed, we are talking about accountability on the part of the people who violated the law by being here illegally, as well as by the society overall for having allowed this for so many years. so there are clearly going to be requirements t

ut i look around this room and i see minds who want to make a difference for the country, who want to do good. i'm sure there's plenty of people around our age that want to make a difference and want to do good. i believe we can solve the problems we face today. >> each year high school students from across the country meet in washington as part of the senate youth program. this year think met with all three branches, including president obama. hear that insights from the week. that is sunday night at 8:00 on cr pan's "q&a." >> americans for tax reform grover norquist calls president reduce moneyegy to is bad way to raise money. he is joined by the house and means committee. this is just under an hour. >> thank you everyone for coming today. this is our annual americans tax reform tax day eve press conference. before turning it over to grover, i want to briefly go through the handouts that you have on your seats for our c-span audience eerns that might be watching this that are not live here today. you can find these handouts on our website. we have a handout on 100 years on the income t

the department has made many .uts we have imposed hiring freezes and halted many activities. however, we will have to do more. across the board reductions of the size we are looking at will demand furloughs of civilian personnel which could affect morales and may impact productivity. the cuts will fall heavily on maintenance and training which further erodes the readiness of the force and will be costly to regain in the future. as the service chiefs have said, we are consuming our readiness. meanwhile, our investment accounts and the defense industry are not spirit damage. we take indiscriminate cuts across these areas of the budget. these are the challenges that face us right now and i am determined to help the department get ahead of them. we're all in this together and we will come out of this together the department will appear for the future but not in a way that neglect or is oblivious to the realities of the present. we are undertaking a process to develop choices, options, priorities to deal with further cuts in the defense budget which could result from a further deficit reduction deal or the p

do you say to him right now now? >> i say if you're alive, turn yourself in. and ask for forgiveness! from the victims, from the injured and from those who left, ask forgiveness from these uta shame on an entire chechen ethnicity because everyone now relates it with the word chechen. so they put that shame on the entire ethnicity. so that's what i would say. turn yourself in. and whatever -- whatever, put yourself at the discretion. so that's what i would say. >> the passion of this uncle. and unlike in contrast to the father in russia. >> we just learned from elizabeth noble who was sitting here, she said the father was very angry with american officials for killing his son. the uncle is saying he brought shame on the family, turn yourself in. >>> we are awaiting a news ,,,,, >>> let's go back to don dahler in watertown, massachusetts, where they're expecting a press conference. don? >> yeah, charlie, i can tell you right now we're expecting mayor menino and governor patrick for a press conference starting at any moment. i have more information on that honda crv was police eventually found abandoned. they told us that it did belong to one of the brothers and that the brot

do not have a right to weigh in on this issue? iswe think their emotions not relevant to this debate? all in all, this was a pretty shameful day for washington. .ut this effort is not over i want to make it clear to the american people that we can still bring about meaningful change that reduces gun violence so long as american people do not give up on it. even without congress, my administration will do everything it can to protect more of our communities. we will drop the barriers that prevent states from participating in the existing background system. we will give law enforcement more information about lost and stolen guns so they can do their job. you'll put in place emergency plans to protect our children in their schools -- we will put in place emergency plans to protect our children in their schools. we can do more if congress gets its act together. if this congress refuses to listen to the american people and pass commonsense gun legislation, the real impact will have to come from the voters. to all the people who supported this legislation, law enforcement and responsible gun owners, democrats and republicans, urban moms and rural hunte

do not need to see your nipples. there a beach at cap david? -- at camp david? there was not a nipple portrait of lincoln. .utis amazing the first black president. i know you are by ratio, but the first black president -- i know you are bi-racial. you are proud to be able to say that. the first black president. that is a less euskera. -- unless you screw up. and then it is going to be, what is up with a half white guy? ?ho voted for the mulatto what the hell? must say, mr. president, i thought that when you got into office he would put a swift end your basketball pickup plan. come on. first black president playing basketball. that is one step forward, two steps back. and really, are you any good? i think that you think your game is really nice right now. you think you got good moves. nobody is going to give residents with a hard fall with the secret service standing there. he's bragging. you should have seen me today, a baby, i was balling. yeah? they are just stroking your ego. mr. president, you shook me that time. i saw the secret service do this and i went that way. right to the hole, sir. that is the thi

do that. but the application itself is 27 pages long. you are not l me going to have to jump through loops to get the -- loops to get the care. ut real question is what senator baucus brought out. not happen. this is from twitter. guest: correct, innovations are not happen. life blood of the healthcare. e had several hearings a few weeks ago on trying to identify ways where the food and drug their branch , that approves devices, are they being helpful or hurtful with apps that are being developed for smart phones. ou can get an app that can do an e.k.g. or will be able to continually senses blood sugar levels. his is the wave of the future is personalized care, elf-directed care that makes the care more in line with what the patient needs. is for the money to follow the patient. no one ever really discussed the sentinel problem that existed the cost.s savings d a health account over 10 years. it is a much lower cost premium ut you have to have the discipline to put those dollars into a savings account that you your healthcare needs in the future. that is an extremely intelligent a young ially for person to go about approaching t

ut by line item. it manifest itself on furloughs. we had an opportunity to give faa more flexibility to deal with these cuts. we did not choose to do that. we have to fix the entire sequester. host: harry reid has said he would like to take another run at the sequester by using the overseas contingency fund, the money for wars in afghanistan and iraq, to help to lay the sequester for five months. republicans are saying you cannot count savings that were already on the book. guest: this was getting into arcane budgeting in congress that most of the public does not understand. they want us to solve the problem. the sequester it is kicking kids out of headstart and cutting dollars the go to local school districts that are serving children and men and women in the military. the sequester is already having a broader impact. we just are not hearing from those folks. no child will call my office and say, i have been kicked out of head start. that is happening right now. the sequester has been having an impact on folks that will be calling my office. host: this comes from "the wall street journal." what is your prediction with flight delay

security organization people would say it was an anti- semitic film. .ut it is not we need to look at the causes of it and what we need to do. it gets back to treating people like people. host: the boston globe said one suspect is dead and another is that large. shut down all services globally. they made an early morning decision to shut down all services until the remaining suspect is apprehended has left commuters agitated, according to transit officials. the story talks to some locals who were taken by surprise as they were trying to had to work and did not know at a time about the lock down. as we mentioned, the front page of the boston globe is continually evolving and changing the sry. you n see here an image of two military police officers outside the transit sti a the city is the lockn de. ldaycontinues.hat residentsre t next caller from missouri, independent line. hi, glenn. old.r: i'm 84 years my vote to raise me to respect the elderly, respect people, or treat them as i wanted to be treated. that, too.taught me they taught me to believe in god and religion. nowadays, they have taken got out of the country. they'r

doing photo match with passports but putting all the r.p.i. i.d.'s into the employee database, very helpful and also incentivizing states to ,ut their motor vehicle records in the licenses database is also helpful. >> what i'm worried about, e-verify cab tell if a social security number is valid but can it tell if the same number is being used in other states? >> if the same number is being used in several places, that will get flagged. >> an individual can say, i have my job, i'm going to lock my number so it can't be used elsewhere. >> that's correct. >> and if a number does pop up in montana or new york or somewhere else, then that's flagged now where it currently is not. >> that's my understanding in the bill. yes, sir. >> thank you. thank you for your testimony. >> thank you, senator sessions. >> thank you, madam secretary. this bill gives the secretary, you, extraordinary discretion if it were to become law in making many, many decisions about how the law would be carried out in light of what has been happening in recent months and years, that causes me a great deal of concern. on october of 2011, at an oversight hearing, i shared with you the conc

ut i'm appreciative of generous introduction. to you and all of your staff and colleagues here, thank you for what you continue to do for our country in this important institution. an institution is as important, i think, for our country and the development not only of our leaders but the leaders who are represented here today. i think it is one of the wisest investments our country has made and will continue to make in developping our leaders, helping other nations develop their leaders. based not just on military doctrine but on the principles respectey use of mutual and dignity and the rule of law. this facility, this institution has done that very effectively for many, many years. o thank you all. generations of military leaders have come to this institution here at fort mcnair to receive training and education. they needed to succeed not just in combat, but in their daily lives. the responsibilities you all will take on will be immense. everyday, you will face decisions with real implications for the safety and welfare of our troops, and the security of our nation. as you move onward and upward in your career as, i would urge

when the flowers came ut and the sabers got rattled and there was a distinct pattern to his activity where people had a sense of understanding of how far he would go or wouldn't go. do you -- from the profile that we have seen, there are some things not consistent with his father. i wonder if you could talk about that and how long you think it will take us to get those paterns down and if you think he's exceeded the pattern of reversal his father demonstrated almost yearly. he apparently, i think, shares his father's own personal version to the chinese -- aversion to the chinese. unlike his father i think he's the chinese from stration with him and their discomfort with his behavior. i'm not sure what else you had in mind. unless you mean his contrast with his father. >> clearly he's off pattern with his father. that's where i think even folks who specialize in the region say if you are ever going to be concerned, this is the time. i'm curious your assessment. >> i agree. there is no telling how he's going to behave. he impresses me as i am pet with us. -- impetuous. not as inhabited as his -- inhibited as his father became about taking aggressionive action. the pat

overly generous to our employees. .ut it is overly expensive that's why we want to shift our employees and retirees from the federal system to a privately run plan. but we do that, we will be able to provide our employees and retirees with the same or better health-care coverage at a dramatically lower cost. oys and retirees $700 million a year in annual premiums and save the postal service $8 billion, because we would effectively eliminate the need to pre-fund one day further. we would also be able to invest much more ineffective health and wellness programs which we cannot do now. effective health and wellness programs which we cannot do now. that it so much sense fills me with optimism. we have to move in this direction, and i believe we will. >> comments from postmaster donahoe. you can see his entire remarks tonight at 10:30 eastern here on c-span or any time online at c span.org. >> i strongly urge you to come up with a number to tell the committee and his american people -- we have a responsibility as well. for you to say, we're just going to see how things turn out that will determine the size of the 2014 force, i believe is a tragic and terrible m