it could be death. it could be blind. -- it could be deaf. it could be blind.uld do. i said to them on that day, i don't know where this is going and i don't know what the outcome will be. i don't know what your baby will experience. but i say to you if it were shirley and me i would say give life to that baby. [cheers and applause] let that baby live. let god have his plan and his way. and they did. they took my advice. that was 41 years ago. actually, 38 years ago. that baby was born perfectly normal. healthy, little girl. [cheers and applause] is now 38 years of age. she is married to a pastor. city, one in the inner- of the most dangerous places that they could live. feeding homeless people i'm bringing hope to the destitute. her name is christy. she has been a joy to everyone who has known her. i say to you and those who are watching on television if you are facing a similar situation, i can't come us what the outcome -- i cannot promise what the outcome will be. no one knows. but let your baby live. [cheers and applause] thank you for being here. thank yo

this is not where i want to be. >> you're told not to be weak in prison. don't be weak in prison. that's a downfall. i don't know how to be strong. i just had that one habit and i just couldn't break away from it, you know? it was like taking away the loneliness. >> violence and drugs still take their toll inside valley state. darlene acevedo is serving time for petty theft. but as a drug user, she was sent to the ad seg for feeding her addiction on the inside. which led to an attack on another inmate. she's been in ad seg for 21 months. >> this is the first time i've been sober in my whole life since i started using drugs since i was 18. so that's what i meant by reality check. this has made me the me, the real person, that i really am. >> darlene's facilities are basic, with a few luxuries like lotions, spices and a television, she spends her time reading with only pictures of her family to keep her company. >> they give me hope. when i look at my pictures, i know that i have a purpose. >> today darlene will go before a committee to determine if she is fit to leave ad seg. >> sh

gates, would be enough. but i'm just speculating. can get a lot of value out of either bill or steve to the point that this is a big, complicated company in an era where technology is rapidly changing. new ceo, first-time ceo, i would want all the assets i could possibly have at my disposal. especially people i worked with and trusted for a long time. >> obviously, they know satya well and they trust him. we will continue this conversation in just a few minutes of stop we are continuing the conversation on the future leader of microsoft. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. microsoft's board is close to as the newa nadella ceo. he currently runs the enterprise and cloud business. we are also reporting that all gates could be replaced as executive chairman by john thompson who has been leading the microsoft ceo search. sources are telling bloomberg news all of this. i want to bring in our special roundtable, jon erlichman, who helped write the story. spoke with satya nadella just last month in paris. listen to

disadvantages, there will be no results that will be in occurred from this test -- incurred from this test. our presentation tonight is around five areas. one is the smart balance assessment, who, what and when we'll take this field test. the content and format of the test and how is it aligned to an informative assessment and the plan for the implementation and lastly communication and feedback. in the smarter balance field test at 12 state selected high schools within our district. what will they take? from grade 3-8 there are test types. the one test type is the selected response and short answer type. the second test type is the performance test. we will look more at samples as we continue our presentation so you can see the samples. as of now it's just the time. so the selected response and short answer for grades 3-8 will be in both subjects. there will be around 20-25 items and you have approximately 90 minutes to do the test. this is again grades 3-8. there will also be a performance assessment and this is the state is going to assign at random. you get it only in one of the c

being out, like being able to not be -- not being shackled, not being handcuffed all the time.i got used to being in the hole. i was there for like nearly three months. i was there for like two months three weeks. you know, i felt taken out of my element when i got put here. i found myself people watching. you get to be able to walk, hit the yard more often. be able to be with more people. but then also that could create drama. because you could either get in a fight or something like that. i don't know. it's a different scene. that's for sure. >> like four braids on the side. just four on the side. that's all. call them four siders. >> my celly and i play cards. that's the only benefit of having someone there. you have someone to talk to, someone to play a card game with or someone to share photos with. >> lock it down, man. stop running around. >> my program was already set when i was in the hole. sleep all day, stay up all night. >> oh, my god. i'm putting you [ bleep ] out. that's it, daniela. >> you don't have to worry about either getting woken up by somebody in the middl

thank you for being so attentive and being here.i thank the witnesses who came up and told their own stories with respect to what happened to them as sexual assault victims in our military. thank you. do i have to thank the staff? >> yes, please. >> of course, we want to thank our staff. they have been with us since may. we will thank them again. our job is not over. [applause] >> if you live events to tell you about. live coverage from the hudson institute begins at noon eastern. a conversation about some of the security threats to the sochi winter games. c-span3, officials charged with setting up health exchanges are in washington today. governors across the country have been delivering state of the state speeches. we will start with new mexico governor, then, governors of illinois, nebraska, and south dakota. the begins at 8:00 eastern. the head of the mayo clinic attended the state of the union this week. up, he will share his thoughts on the u.s. health care system. union,state of the president obama announced the creation of a

could be criminal issues. could be emotional impact. could also be very damaging as far as medical information that could be lost. could be potentially people don't get hired for a job. it could be they get the wrong treatment because someone else obtained treatment under their name for some other type of disease or some other type of problem they didn't have. it could potentially them being denied application or job for some reason. in closing i would just like to say this. when our organization builds application we bring everybody together. we bring end-users, developers, we bring everyone together, security professionals to make sure the site is secure and security can be built in from the very beginning. i do not believe that has been done in this case. hacking today is big business. it is no longer the lone hacker, individual in their basement. today it is organized crime, very large groups potentially out of places like russia and eastern europe. we can fix these problems but for these problems to be fixed means we need external

>> guest: to be sure, i think there are some who argue there should be a back to the future solution to internet regulation, that this looking at this innovative, dynamic broadband industry we should apply the outdated, in my opinion, 19th century railroad-style regulations. but i think the key for us if we really want to incentivize broadband deployment and greater investment in broadband infrastructure is to have a forward-thinking approach that leaves behind some of the heavy-handed common carrier-style economic regulations of the past and recognizes the marketplace for what it is today, which is one of intermodal competition, of telephone companies, cable companies, satellite, wireless and other companies competing to provide the same service. and if we do that, i'm confident that the it will take care of the problem without the need for prophylactic regulationses from the fcc. >> proponents of net neutrality rules often compare the internet to a utility like electricity. why shouldn't it be treated that way? >> guest: this is precisely the sentiment that motivates what i was com

be reviewed. investment to gdp ratio. we came up with investment that should be around 40% for china's economy to be sustainable. the actual investment is about 50%. it varies a lot across regions. but on average what we found was the east coast areas where economic development advance. investment there seems to have good traction but in non-eastern provinces where investment is even higher, traction is not there. so there's a lot of weight which seems to achingly and at some point somebody has to pay the price. the recovery in japan, was a phantom stock exchange but if you look at what happened in the stock market, during the last 12 months, we saw a sharp increase in the stock prices and thus consumer confidence built up an increasing demand. but the competition of sales once you to start looking in this in more detail makes you feel a little bit uncomfortable because essentially what happened was there was a lot of nonresident purchase of japanese equities. and an equivalent amount of sales by

you don't want to be bad. don't want to be gangsters you don't want to be. but. i don't want. the four year old boy has been shot dead by u.s. soldiers in afghanistan the troops opened fire on the top mistaking him for the enemy due to poor visibility in another development a u.s. military plane has crashed killing three american soldiers on board. between washington and kabul a top american negotiator said a pact between the two states is unlikely to be before afghanistan's presidential elections in april washington was hoping to secure a long term agreement with president hamid karzai if it would allow for ten thousand u.s. troops to stay in the country after the withdrawal of foreign forces. but none of the daily u.s. is demanding immunity from prosecution for all its soldiers something. to accept. in iraq and afghanistan explain to me why the deal is crucial for the u.s. . no settlement in my view anyway is likely to have any chance of success by settlement time the sort of political way forward from the american perspective unless it got troops there because what will sim

it's gonna be where? - it's gonna be underneath. - underneath. how many people be knowing how far underneath? or how many people said, "i don't know." i mean, at six kilometers per second, i don't know that one. come on, how far underneath, gang? - five. - five meters. okay, so it's really gonna be like this. so i gotta dig. i gotta dig a hole. i gotta get that shovel again. now we're gonna dig. notice i don't have to dig so deep? now the path it takes is like this. let's suppose i fire it at 7 1/2 kilometers per second. it's fractions. can you do fractions, 7 1/2 per second? how far downrange at the end of one second? - 7 1/2. - 7 1/2. that's about here, right? is it really gonna be up there? it's gonna be underneath. how far underneath? i still gotta dig. i wonder, maybe there's some speed i could fire whereby i don't be needing a shovel anymore. how many people in this room can calculate in their head how fast a satellite has to go to stay in close earth orbit? how many have made that calculation that newton made in your head right now? can i

it is not going to be a she said, they said, that being christie's staff.e said that she was threatened with not getting sandy funds unless she went for real estate deal. real estate in new jersey is important. >> it is a big deal. >> it is a big deal. it will be sorted out. i think a version of it certainly did happen. it is a christy behavior. >> how serious is this? out,is will all get sorted but the reality is that this is opportunity for chris christie's political opponents to bring up crazy accusations. i think the reality is that chris christie has been pretty clear about what his involvement was and was not in the whole thing. the investigation will show more. this is more of a witchhunt from chris christie's opponents than anything else. >> even if that is the case, and even if it is benign, it is created such a fuss. should he, for the sake of the party, resigned? >> i do not think so. fundraising organization. they have no better fundraiser than chris christie. if you look at the gathering of donors that he put together in florida not too long ag

be?ding companies are interesting. there are four or five trading companies. they are focused on energy, infrastructure, and certain aspects of telecommunications. they are very communicative. i would not underestimate them. i would also think they are being very disciplined about how they go about it. value have been in japan recently, have you seen a transformation in the way the japanese think? >> total transformation. off to meeting with the ceos of financial institutions was equal to despair. andcan make up any numbers eight it is worse due to deflation. basically every time you are behind. the average dollar yen for the last 30 years is $1.30. no more, no less. this is providing a massive stimulus inside japan to invest domestically and outside. i met the chairman of different institutions. the first time i will tell all my employees that we are raising salary by 1.5%. the guy was basically crying. it means a massive change. it is one of the top four largest banks. >> and they have

by the time it gets to us, it will already be a bit -- it will be a step further. if you can have all that community input and bring it into sort of the short list selection, i think that would be really valuable. >> yeah, i just think it's going to be -- there is going to be a distilling process that has to happen after that community meeting because i think you're going to hear a hundred topics that are going to distill into two or three things that are really important that kind of fall under the same umbrella, but then we will apply to what you're looking for. [speaker not understood] earlier, too. >> that helps me. they have to be done [speaker not understood] while recruitment is still going. >> okay. and then that would be we're serving on the same committee. that would be a good notice, tom? >> [speaker not understood]. >> anyway, good form would be to do a good notice meeting, whatever we call it. the ad hoc search committee of the department of environment -- the environment commission seeks community input during our search for [speaker not understood] d

could be. a suggestion today the whole commission calls for the removal of the current prime minister and massive protest since the end of last year the prime minister did call for the vote in december in hopes of curbing beyond rest. britain's national health service has announced that patients medical records will be shared with the public for such purposes despite promises of anonymity for those whose illnesses are exposed the move has sparked furious debate as to reports some twenty six million households in england will be receiving leaflets like this one from the national health service or the n.h.s. explaining how medical records and some confidential information may be shared with third parties which they say is in order to improve patient care all of this will be kept under a new giant database called care and everyone's n.h.s. information will be included unless people choose to opt out by the family doctor now mental health illnesses yet serious diseases and even smoking and drinking

we're going to take an avocado, and we're going to be using a knife. be careful. be gentle.cado, and we'll roll along the seed until you get to the other side. remove the knife, place the avocado in your hands, twist a little bit, and then open it up. now we're going to be removing the seed from the avocado. if you've never done this before, don't be afraid. you can ask someone to help you. it's very easy, and i'll show you exactly how you can do it in a very safe way. the way i do it, i like to have a towel to put the avocado on so i have a little bit of stability for the avocado. place the part with the seed onto the towel and gently place the knife over the seed and then give it a little bit of a whack. now, take the seed with the avocado and the knife and twist it just a little bit. see? very easy. now that we have the seed attached to the knife, we'll take that same towel and place it over the seed and gently move the knife out of the seed. [ applause ] so let's put it together. we'll simply put everything into this food processor, including our avocados... our greek yo

so be it. let us take that discussion all across america because women are far more than the democrats have played them to be. >> is this helpful? >> well, you know, i think we have a lot of debates in washington that get dumbed down and used for political purposes. this whole sort of war on women thing, i'm scratching my head because if there was a war on women, i think they won. you know, the women in my family are incredibly successful. i have a niece at cornell vet school and 85% of the young people there are women. in law school, 60% are women. in med school, 55%. my younger sister is an ob/gyn with six kids and doing great. i don't see so much that women are downtrodden. i see women rising up and doing great things. in fact, i worry about our young men sometimes because i think the women are outcompeting the men in our world. >> but my question whether you think it's appropriate for the party, key figures in the party to be talking about women, women's health, women's bodies and the role

to be realized can't be calculated at this time. on page 10 of the report the net procedures of up to $1 million square feet plus would be used psychologically for the memorial complex but that is subject to the approval of the board of supervisors. so our recommendation 0 a that's been stated here today obtain page 11 of the report we recommend you amended the proposed so the 12krishgd property will be submitted to the board of supervisors and immediately upon reaching the sales of $50 million square feet to adjust the sales price and a recommend you accept the proposed remedies as amended >> thank you, mr. rose. we'll open this up for public comment anybody wish to comment on this particular item? >> supervisors i'm a historic he prestige speciality. i've been involved a number of years. i'm really concerned about this. i did not know about this until sunday afternoon and i spent a lot of time in the clerk's office yesterday. i appreciate mr. roses report. i'm deeply concerned about the 2 hundred plus million. that's the same amou

over 80% are being made in japan. o, you need to be aware of that.econd, you made a comment about ford. any ford are of manufacturing plant in tennessee. guest: i didn't say tennessee. the $6 billion in loans that helped them retool 13 different factories so they efficient more fall cars like the ford focus, ford and even the sion f-150 trucks are all being made be hese factories and will made more fuel efficient which thousands he drivers f dollars and reduce car been pollution and create 33,000 jobs. host: his point about where the spent, what is eing done to ensure this money stays in the united states and doesn't fund jobs overseas? note it is important to that the american recovery and reinvestment act which provided the resources had a "buy america" clause in it make sure was built inssible the u.s. i will give you an example from the wind industry. years ago only one-quarter a wind omponents for turbine were made in the u.s. hanks to investments under the recovery act three-quarters of the components in turbines are made in the u.s. last month

he deserves to be home with his family and, you know, to be able to enjoy life, not be missing everythingnd, you know, not allowed to do things that he wants to do. he needs to come home. >> and also just what an incredible father and husband and grandfather he is. even though he was across the world from us, we all spoke to him every day. sometimes more than once a day, he was always connected, or calling us with skype or vonage, being connected constantly. >> learned to skype. >> i thought, you know, my dad put -- we called and left him sitting there, but in reality, he was the one that hit the button, he wanted to talk to grandpa and knew how to do it. >> you had to explain this to your kids. how do you explain something like this? >> how do you explain something like that, it is not something you want to tell a child, you know. we sat her down, used the most child appropriate way to explain the situation to her. she asked some smart questions and she's dealing with it, but it is hard on her. >> this is a broadcast which is seen internationally. if he could hear this or perhaps somebod

it probably will be a jail bill. but like mindy kener who spoke before me, why can't reentry be part of that? see, too often the economics is the about the politics and the politics is about the economics. the people who are poor and incarcerated because they don't have the wherewithal to get themselves into another situation. so, since you are public officials, you're talking about building a public institution with incarceration, which there are some people that probably need to be there. but the reality is why not help change that factor by putting people in reentry who don't have no job skills? putting them to work? you're talking about putting $290 million? how much is that going to the depressed neighborhoods? how many of that is going to ex offenders? you need to think about that when you're chalking up those numbers. >> i have a few more names. david lewis and [speaker not understood]. >>> greetings. my name is la fontaine, i'm a father of three, organization called all of us none. and also a full captive of

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mine it doesn't have to be killer robots it doesn't have to be weapons it doesn't have to be i work on climate change as well but anything that makes for a better community if you volunteer. then you're empowering yourself to use your we each have power and we even choose to use it or not. and i chose to use it and i will continue to use it until i die because i believe we all have responsibility as well as rights and i'm exercising mine forever jody thank you so much with this wonderful interview i think you're incredible and you inspire even the most and passionate of us so keep on going where all the way to you thanks for being with us today julie and political activist and nobel peace prize winner that's all we have today folks send out save an exploration have said look at. what they're trying to do now is still another myth to us which is that one group of slightly less radical fundamentalists are now attacking the i.s.i. . and taking care of them who is the major supporter of these groups i mean they have to get money and arms and training from somewhere in the country that's

it doesn't have to be a cap. it could be -- some people think it should being agrigation leve. as they are about to put in the high bid, they ought to know they can walk away with whatever they can buy instead of having to have another proceeding where they ask the fcc or the department of justice later am i permitted to walk away with this because i don't know whether i violated any of your aggregation rules. this congress did say that the fcc should create a generally applicable aggregation rule so everyone going into the auction can estimate in advance whether or not what they buy is -- what they bid on and win on is what they walk away with. >> talking to interested parties interested in buying this spectrum and they have told me, probably a topic for another day, if they can buy a, b and c spectrum, maybe they want to buy l, m, n, o, p later. if they can't buy a, b, and c, then if they can't buy that too then the first three things they bought -- it's a very confusing situation. any of you have any staff or anybody that want to get with my staff we can talk about and sort

seen in the country there would never be permitted in the u.k. which is need to look at the way that the british police particularly going to have dealt with protests that have occurred really in the last three or four years if one looks at for example the protests that occurred. twenty summit in london all props where it's demonstrations that took place against cuts in student grants and loans and frick and such like then the place for a very robust response to those demonstrations of course the police responsibility to keep them clearly undervalue countries and united states officially to facilitate peaceful protest particularly what i see protests of course mission in advance as is required but nonetheless when the kind of disorder that takes place that we could see quite rightly now kefford i swear and you claim the police would be expected here in united kingdom to respond very much more robustly. while the authorities an opposition leaders in kiev try to reach a political solution impatient protests as elsewhere are taking matters into thei

be here. and great to be with maria for conversation and we are going to continue that conversation and talk about what about the men? are men in this conversation about women on the brink? what women need. partnerships they need in men and sort of understanding men a little better. what it wasknew like to be a man but i'm learning far more from my who isear-old daughter so amazingly articulate and smart. boysaid to me daddy, all do is they burp and fart and shower and they smell and they are selfish. [laughter] honey we really shouldn't judge will stop you when i thank thik mistake.a men of not just that, we hope, god willing. and when we become men we think it means to be a man and i do think that is changing for us at all different levels different places in society. i think women in our lives are saying you got to change because needs and sorent where you stand has got to be a little different. peopleave some terrific here. tony porter is here. the co--founder of a call to men very -- in t

it will be like the world cup. it will be the first time that an egyptian film is nominated.hen we were shortlisted, i just wanted to run down the street screaming and shouting. people always say that history is written by the victors. not in this case. >> the movie is called "the square." when will it be available? >> it is on netflix. you can find all the information on thesquarefilm.com. >> our guest has been jehane noujaim. thank you for joining us. >> for a free transcript or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at our website. >> c-span launched its first c- span schoolbus in 1993, visiting hundreds of schools nationwide and raising awareness on how c- span covers all addicts and government with our public affairs program. today, 20 years later, the c- span bus continues on the road on the campaign trail and visiting book festivals, history events, education conferences, and wools. look for us on the road and online. you can also follow us on twitter. all brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. university students will get a chance to visit

they warn tourists quill be targeted. a foreign policy advisor says it's a credible threat. >> even though they don't have the capability to launch an attack, if their purpose is disruption and destroy people's faith in the olympics and their safety at the olympics it would be worth their while in plowing a video like this anyway, even though they can't follow through with the 3rd. it's difficult to see whether this is all smoke or whether there's a fire behind it. >> vladimir putin spoke out against russia's new antigay law and compared gays to pedophiles. he says russia needs to cleanse itself of all. s. >>> ownership to the u.s. geological survey it happened on new zealand's north island, happened about a minute, north of wellington. collapsed walls, fallen chimneys all being reported. as of now no reports of injuries. >>> west virginia's water utility is trying to assure people the tap water is safe but many are he still nervous and says the water smells. robert ray has the latest. >> reporter: on the banks of the elk

is being used? f there is accountability around that and if this is happening with some consent of a citizenry, then you have chance of being a democracy. if not, you are going toward pretty fast. san francisco to pwhrblower who le was a former employee of at&t chiklein disclosed that agency hadl security uilt a secret room in that buildi building and the communication of millions of ordinary were being siphoned off into this secret room as hey passed through that building. and a number of organizations tried to sue the government. lawsuits still have yet to go anywhere. started to ting we begin to get a picture of the that was going on, which of course how large that extent of the surveillance we are now coming thanks stand more fully to the leaked information by edward snowden. these n.s.a. facilities are country.re around the they are collecting data on a americans.ntage of now, of course, the internet, phones, are revolutionary. let's not deny that. technology has been used by citizens to overth

certainly these will be looked at. and it's going to be quick. i know, i'm tight on time here. >> my position is there is sufficient capacity in the united states today in refining to be able to absorb all the oil produced. the issue is infrastructure and getting it well to the refineries. at the trainer refinery started taking some back. we would certainly like to take more. the infrastructure isn't there yet. the projects the soim there. it's being produced. there's a lag in the infrastructure. but it will come. >> thank you. thank you, chairman. i want to go back to something you touched on and then would like to get everything's thoughts on it. one of my concerns here is just the potential lost opportunity cost in terms of exporting crude or the refined petroleum products. it seems to me we create more jobs by exporting refined petroleum products than exporting crude. can you expand on that. if any of you disagree with that, that position, explain to me how we create more jobs exporting crude oil than exporting refine petroleum product. we ha

it may be next year. it might be sooner than that. the free market works wonders, but it can't work magic here. condensate is a byproduct of oil and gas production. these hydrocarbons come out of plays like the eagle furred. they can be refined and exported as natural gas liquids, but otherwise, trade is prohibited. most commentators assume that congress and the administration will be slow to address this issue. opponents of oil exports will raise the specter of rising gasoline prices, i think to scare off elected officials. as many of you here in this room, i have spent at least a good several months thinking about this export issue. the point of deliberation is eventually to arrive at an answer. hung juries may be the default in washington but they don't sell well in alaska. i am calling for ending the prohibition on crude oil and condensate exports. the current system is inefficient and may lead to supply disruptions that we can ill afford. lifting the ban will send a strong signal to the energy markets that as a nation, we are ser

through peace it must be through democracy it must be through political recognition because let me be frank with you any force division is not going to survive for or for good since you mentioned the upheaval that the middle east was going through and one of the most pressing issues is of course syria these days and the population of current in syria is now dot significant in around two or maybe three million kurds live in syria but syria is of course a very important geopolitical juncture for all those surrounding countries with very large kurdish populations how crucial do you thing is the outcome of struggle for syria for the overall kurdish cause it's very very important the syrian developments we look at it very very closely because it's going to affect the courage crucial question it's going to affect the sunni she had relations in the middle east it's going to affect the security issues in iraq and it's going to affect the political situation in iraq in turkey and everywhere for the entire of the middle east very very quickly you already mentioned kurds in syria have no reason

it could be four. it could be ten. who knows? is it safe for americans? >> right, i mean, the pentagon's statement comes out, right, that they're going to up the ante in terms of what is available for americans and the safety of all, really, especially athletes and families there. the day after a video came out with threats that, you know, a special present could be expected coming to athletes and putin and all those there in sochi for the olympics. certainly we've heard the bombings that have taken place. >> they think those guys did the train station. >> the actual video message that came across, believed to be directly linked to those individuals. >> there's a georgetown professor, a security expert, was quoted yesterday saying the russians would be lucky to escape this olympics without some type of terror attack getting through. here's the message. we have a surprise package for you, those men in the video said, and those tourists that will come to you for them will have a surprise. this will be our revenge. in case you want to know about the region,

after being frozen andes.pped for nine days, all 52 passengers onboard a rucks research ship have been rescued. the crews had to battle some fierce winter weather and to help the effort, the passengers themselves took initiative and stomped out a landing site in the snow for that emergency helicopter. well, wedding bells were ringing in pasadena california on the first day of the new year. a sanction semicouple ties the knot during the one hundred twenty-fifth tournament of roses parade. despite talk of a boycott, thousands cheered on the couple who got married on the aids healthcare foundation float. gobbing tors in houston are triting barbara bush for a respiratory issue. the eight-year-old wife of president george hw bush has been in the hospital since monday, said to be responding well to treatment. tonight, we with want to talk about a devastating disease one that is still searching for an identity. it sometimes go business the name chronic fatigue syndrome, tiffs first diagnosed back in the 1980's. almos

and i were being butchered. on our reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on.the sochi of the twenty fourteen olympics was this boy's life and the law it is is so special as the russian resort prepares to local the world power the games shaping the city's present and future life so if you will bring it this is a momentary pause you from a very cold and snowy windy mountain in stuff beyond the olympics but what's a. good day on our team. put on your cultural phenomena like bank holiday face. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing what to expect in the year two thousand and fourteen. ok kelly global go back to you in this month here in january there is the expectation at least that there will be geneva two that mean meaning negotiations over ending hopefully the civil war in syria and everything that we know to date is that one party might show up the bad guy according to the washington consensus mr assad i wouldn't say he's a great g

they want to be paid. they want to be millionaires. of when you look at sport, what is the one that is going to be most lucrative or where it is easier to find these big stars? >> i think you probably have to look at football in term t'wolves actual sport and the big -- in term t'wolves actual sport and the sports out there. you talk about guys who are winners. guys who have won repeatedly on the field over the years. david beckham, we would never have heard of if he couldn't play football brilliantly. that is the fundamental thing that most of them ault always dealt with. >> if i'm coca-cola or unilever or one of these big global brands and i look at sport do, i go for premier league teams? the manchester united or do i look at sports more domestic? if i want to get into india, do i back cricket? or is sport actually that global? >> you probably looked a a balance approach. if you're a big global brand, then you're going look at a balanced approach. would you look at one big sport, coca-cola, and the olympics, which is very global as

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addressed a need to be consulted, need to be cut. especially because i think a senator coburn has said, with so many programs, over 600, for other departments and the same for the defense department when our multiple programs for a signing uniform, i think that's it. >> the uniform thing is right after -- i'm the individual who got passed this year at the camouflage pattern bill. that would say the army alone ate too many dollars by going back to a single camouflage pattern which is what we had most of my entire time in a military up until 2004 when the marines developed their own. let's switch gears and talk about medicare. i had anything in my district where we talked, where we taught our seniors to look into medicare fraud and waste, taught him to read their own medicare statements. one of the things that was quite shocking to me is that the regional medicare represented who came to teach the course actually made the statement that they know that 10% of the payments are to fraudulent and wasteful claims. that they know and accept

it will be zero. n the windchill will be colder. yet again, another arctic plunge wednesday into thursday. back to you. don't shoot the mess aenger, as you said. >> exactly. we'll be here for everybody. >> jamie, earlier in the news cast we told you about the latest obamacare delay over actual health benefits for employers and employees. the proposal was put into the law back in 2010. but now four years later it's been put on hold over questions of the irs. just the latest play to hit the problem. >> jerry moran is a member of the obama care. good to join you from the little apple. >> are you surprised at this latest delay? they keep on coming almost every weekend, it seems. the more, surprise miss serious announcement and, oops, another delay? >> no. it's hard to be surprised any more. it reminds me of two things. one, that the american care act has huge problems, that the administration is once again delaying one more aspect of it. but also troubling is the fact that the administration has taken on the role, in my view, gives legi

it would be ruinous.ine he would survive that. >> this has the potential to open up financial and political space in the republican presidential specter. and the result would be enormous pressure on jeb bush to come in for the establishment's choice. >> for the people who say this is frustrating to see all this focus and attention and spotlight on new jersey and this investigation when in washington a lot of investigations don't have this attention. >> sure. i mean, you could say, why this scandal as opposed to another scandal? but we have to put this in the proper context. chris christie is someone who has signaled all over the place he is interested in running to be president of the united states. that puts you in a different category. you're going to get more scrutiny when you put yourself in that category. you know, if he has a scandal and he's thinking of running for president, people are going to cover it. >> so is secretary clinton. she's signaled she might run for president as well. >> right, but

there they soon be standard in all new cars. they can't be switched off. should we be concerned?ink there -- as already mentioned, you have one of the most sophisticated monitoring e devices in your pocket with you right now. your smart phone, so much of the tracking you opt in for. twitter updates, four square, we're doing it already. and to be honest, the fears of government being able to utilize the big data that they could conceivably collect in our cars that they could figure out how to profit and utilize it in a way that's scary, we're talking about the same government that couldn't get a health care website off the ground. that's a fairly basic operation. >> ben. does that scare you? >> he said a keyword. when the smart phone, you're opting in to checking in at these places. you as a consumer are choosing to actually say where you are. this box, i don't have a choice with. the other thing is i don't trust the government with this information. the government may not have been able to set up a website very well, but if a private sector industry says we'd love to help you fig

it should be. i cannot think of a better opportunity than today governorships to increase their numbers in the house, and to take the senate and finally make harry reid go sit in the back of the room and went to mitch mcconnell tells him what bills he can talk about and which ones he can't. that would be a wonderful turn in this country. [applause] the only thing that would keep us from seeing that happen is that we would decide we would rather fight each other, them he had to fight for the people of this country deserve a different and better kind of government and barack obama, harry reid, nancy pelosi. understand, i have differences with other republicans. i do not see everything i to i would probably everyone in this room. some of you do not see everything i to eye with me. i get that. we are part of the same family. when i think about everyone in this room and he goes and votes in republican primary, if there is some differences, they are minute compared to the differences that i have with tho

it's going to be as remote a part of the village as could possibly be.o say retaliation, but basically it's the kind of thing you expect in response to president obama's love letter to mr. putin by sending the white house delegation as it is to the sochi games. he's sending no senior political figures, no dignitaries. he's sending billie jean king. this is what you get, as i wrote, when it happened. >> what about the big news for the team? do you think they'll continue the big record-setting streak that they did in 2010 in vancouver? >> let's go through the numbers again. the american team, the team itself won 37 medals overall. that topped the medals count. so the u.s. ski team won 21 of those medals. the united states olympic committee is not in the habit anymore of making medals predictions, but what's important to know is that the international olympic committee made a big decision in 2011. in vancouver, there are 24 free ski and snowboard medals opportunities. in sochi, there were going to be 48. the united states is very good at these action sports

written in law, what should be policy, what should be fluid, nd what should be fixed? finally, and i will close here, the other big factor is the fact that the patriot act authorities, including section 215, do sunset in a little less than 18 months. so in the short term, if congress doesn't do something, what happens is the president maintains all the authority that vis-a-vis ncluding 215 subject to whatever additional constraints he puts on himself, some of which he did today. but in the longer term, and the longer term really isn't that long, that default switches. and if congress doesn't do something, the 215 authority actually goes away in, i believe, may of 2502015. so one of the questions, i think we'll leave it here, is do the politics settle enough that you could have a congressional enactment that says, this is the portion of this program that we ,ill endorse beyond may of 2015 and does the review group recommendation as articulated by the president today embraced sort of by the president today provide a formula for that longer term stability or not? the pict

be used.fl says the decision to move the super bowl date would not be an easy one at any rate. >> if it became a serious possibility we could have to move the game, we would be putting out a lot of information to the public. >> this week's storm back east was a dry run for the crews at metlife stadium. they have a crew of 1,600 on standby to clear off the field and stands. a reminder, ktvu channel 2 will be airing the super bowl when it happens. as of now the game is still scheduled for sunday february 2nd with a kick-off at 3:00 25. a series of fundraisers starts tonight to raise money for brian stowe, the giants fan brutally beaten outside of dodger stadium in march of 2011. giants 3rd base coach will perform the benefit concert, tim flannery, in redwood city. he will perform at the sweetwater music hall in mill valley, and he will be at the jazz center in santa cruz on sad and on sunday at the wood shed. >>> well, a 11-year-old boy is being hailed for spotting a missing alzheimer's patient.

morgan has got a three billion ounces short of solar that would be blown to smithereens they will be able to gauge that wholesale fraud any more they actually there's another function being deployed right now a company called open transactions and they started working with gold and gold digital gold but here they now turn to bitcoin and open transactions will no company whether it's pay pal or j.p. morgan to goldman sachs for example will be able to go in and change them the number of shares and the amount of money they have on deposit so we'll get rid of the accounting and they count in fraud as well because it won't you won't be able to cook the books using open transactions on the block chain won't take another example basil three accord which is supposed to be the master agreement from capitol minimum capital requirements for banks they just came out and said that we're going to make it easier you don't keep so much capital on your books because that's the collateral you use all your books that go in through this fractional reserve banking model and create these concatenations of

do not enjoy what you're doing, the business can be a very difficult place to be.undamentally what else would you want to do? you are engaged with great people, there is opportunity, it is interesting and it is actually stimulating. there are sometimes a slight , positive a basic experience to have the privilege of running these large businesses. you do what you enjoy. rex exactly. >> thank you for running us this morning. >> do you enjoy what you're doing? >> i do. i am out it 4:00 a.m. in the snow and the cold. thank you so much for great conversation. coming up, anna will be talking to the generale ceo. and in the 10:00 hour, three billionaires coming up in the program. an indian billionaire, a chinese billionaire, and the billionaire from the u.s.. >> we will stay tuned. i know what it is like in the cold. you have to laugh. >> thank you. more from francine in just a moment. acurity was tightened in platinum mine. the strikes will affect the world's largest putnam producers. -- platinum producers. we are getting updates through the morning. are now happening. >