. >> so my final thought is coordination opportunities. playing on that last point, while some entities will argue our fiduciaries duties require to maximize profits and cut corners on security, different organizations will argue long-term corporate value instead requires investment and building the product that is will in gender loyalty from the customer base and keep them safe, so coordinateing, rewarding those kinds of behaviors across all parts of our ecosystem. for example, the securities and exchange commission, guidance that strongly encourages/slash requires breaches by companies. they've made some companies that perhaps the disclosure in the 10k's are not quite to the level that they were hoping for but cord nailing information from the marketplace that's coming from the part a from the enterprise with the lawyer generated disclosure and looking at how an entity cares for security and what affirmative measures are they taking to be the the best version of themselves for consumer to stay safe, engender a sense of trust in the marke

. >> the leaders agree to continue coordination so that the g7 leaders will issue a powerful declaration showing their stance on the global economy as well as terrorism. now it's time to check on markets. wall street ended mix ahead of key u.s. jobs data. the dow jones inching up. the tech heavy nasdaq falling to 4,717. as you know, markets here in tokyo are resuming trading after a three-daybreak. we're going to go to ramin. he's at the tokyo stock exchange. how is it looking at the open. >> the nikkei started in the positive. it's dipping into the negative. a lot of investors waiti inin i the u.s. jobs data. the nikkei dipping in the negative. it was up 100 points when it first opened. we're seeing a bit of a negative reaction here. the topix still many the positive for friday, may 6th. investors have been trading cautiously. we did see the dollar regain in ground after falling earlier in the week. that may boost exporters. many market players still on the sidelines. volume might be a little less than intended. commodity prices may also have a say as crude benchmarks really went throug

now-whautd what we have done, i'll talk about why we created a new department on homelessness so we can coordinate all the stuff that happens amust just [inaudible] >> thank you, mayor. [applause] it is real a a honor kwr privilege to be here today and the amazing work that [inaudible] a model to how we are look and approach homelessness in general and approach it in a way that is respectful, understanding and people are in crisis and people that [inaudible] will be the ones making the big change and that is [inaudible] we need to create those opportunities so people can take advantage of it kw support people. [inaudible] so much we can do at any one time so we need to work together to make sure those opportunities are available to everyone. work strategic and smart how we make the opportunities available. right now as the mayor said we had one year with this exairmt at the navigation center and the idea was people speenchsing homelessness that are on the street and not being able to take advantage of the housing opportunities like you do right here. i have 3 seconds to talk with the staff here an

if you're on the trail, look at these sign that's have specific trail coordinates so if you find yourself in trouble you can notify police and let them know exactly where you are. >>> 10:07 right now on this sunday. for some, a difficult day at the preakness. two horses are dead after their races. >>> good sunday morning, i'm karen thomas looking at your neighborhood forecast. numbers are bumping up slowly but our croloudy skies will continue. in the city you may need the umbrella and the raincoat. at the ball park later, same scenario. it is fairly dry in new jersey. 56 degrees, feeling cool with clouds in delaware. warming up but not really warm. we bumped to 6. if we get some peeks of sunshine, that is the plan, but the clouds are pretty stun born and the isolated showers will continue. you see what i mean by isolated, sort of broken up precipitation. there is plenty of it to come. this trend will continue. it is raining in philadelphia. moving through here in southern chester county and delaware is getting spotty showers moving into the area as well and that will be fairly persistent

coordinator. welcome back joann and rabbi. there are so many people that, perhaps this is part of the cultural stigma that think that mental illness only belongs to the domain of the psychiatrist and in a private matter. people won't talk about being hospitalized for psychiatric episode or illness experience, or think that the issues of mental illness belong in the political realm for advocating for public policy. so, why the synagogue? >> it's a great question. one of the things that the synagogue uniquely offers is that this is the place where the whole family resides spiritually. and resides and spends their lives there throughout the life cycle. so that we see families cradle to grave and beyond. we see them for multigenerations. we see people at their lowest times and we see people at their most joyous times. and the fact that those people live their lives as part of the congregation means they can bring their full self, that is so important to us. somebody goes to a psychiatrist or psychologist, we're not replicating any of those ser

agrees that we cannot tolerate or accept north korea's nuclear program, and we agreed to closely coordinate so that we could hold north korea to its previous commitment. i also explained the definition of the abduction issue for us. the g7 leaders expressed a concern about japan's abduction issue. it has been clearly incorporated to our communicate. -- communique. we were not able to present the crisis that followed the collapse of the lehman brothers. we are not optimistic on the outlook of the global economy. it is imperative that we have an accurate understanding of the risks in order for us to address the situation. from that interview, the g7 had a debate about the world economy. we agreed that we are confronted by a major risk. in order for us to confront this major risk, we agreed to ring in all ma -- bring in all available measures so we could shore up growth around the world. we could collaborate in tackling this issue. this is the point of our economic initiative which is a robust collection of policies. we will continue to promote structural reform and other economic policies and fi

so fast. offensive coordinator frank reich joined the wip morning shows and he disagrees with that notion. >>coaches you got to establish there's culture of competition. i mean this is one of the most competitive industries in the world. and so to say that there's not competition is, i can mean that's the furthest thing from the truth. so i don't see the problem with creating order and competition at the same time personally. >> stay tune. the union in orlando tonight. 71st minute game tied at one. kyle makes it two-one. the refs say that ball crossed the line very very close. 75th minute it's ken with the equalizer. and that's how the game would end a two-two tie. >>> mikell franco walk around with a slight limp he left the matchup against detroit with right ankle sprain. he'll be re-evaluated during the day off tomorrow. phillies didn't need his bat in the line up late because they took care of business early. double steal in the second in inning. franco stealing home the first phillie to do that since chase utley in 2009. the phillies up by two. in the fourth had a rare rah -- >> deep to r

so fast. offensive coordinator frank reich joined the wip morning shows and he disagrees with that notion. >>s coaches you got to establish there's culture of competition. i mean this is one of the most competitive industries in the world. and so to say that there's not competition is, i can mean that's the furthest thing from the truth. so i don't see the problem with creating order and competition at the same time personally. >> stay tune. the union in orlando tonight. 71st minute game tied at one. kyle makes it two-one. the refs say that ball crossed the line very very close. 75th minute it's ken with the equalizer. and that's how the game would end a two-two tie. >>> mikell franco walk around with a slight limp he left the matchup against detroit with right ankle sprain. he'll be re-evaluated during the day off tomorrow. phillies didn't need his bat in the line up late because they took care of business early. double steal in the second in inning. franco stealing home the first phillie to do that since chase utley in 2009. the phillies up by two. in the fourth had a rare rah -- >> deep to

so coordinating, rewarding those kinds of behaviors across all parts of our ecosystem. example, the securities and exchange commission issued a guidance that strongly encourages/requires disclosures of material breaches of security by publicly traded companies. they made some comments that perhaps the disclosures in the 10 days are not quite the level they were hoping for, but coordinating information in the marketplace that's coming from part i of the enterprise with double degenerate disclosures that are coming from part b and looking for the big picture story about how ended because of security or doesn't care about security and what affirmative measures are they taking to be the best version of themselves in order to help consumers stay safe, to engender a sense of trust in the marketplace, and to nudge forward innovation in a way that bolsters our economy as a whole rather than compromises our information flow. >> i want to end on a colonel of hope tying a few things together that we heard. at our first constitution caucus, andrea, beau and others with her and andr

so wrong. >> reporter: they coordinated challenge from the church but the battle is personal. he says he was sexually abused by a priest in grade school. >> if i could have spoke up when i was 13 years old, i might have been able to save hundreds of others that came after me. >> archdiocese chaput this week. talking points were provided to the clergy on house bill 1947. law would remove time frame for child sexual abuse prosecutions and would allow accusers broader access to file civil claims in a lengthy e-mail response. archdiocese says it does not oppose abolishing the time for criminal prosecutions. spokesman says the church taken responsibilities for past abuse writing in part since 2002, the archdiocese hazards dedicated over 13 million to provide victim assistance to individuals and families. reaction outside the cathedral. >> it's tough to say where the lawn is drawn. somebody that could be coming after the church for wrong reasons, how do you police that. >> reporter: despite looking efforts. the court of public opinion flip. >> at some point you have to have pennants

and recorded gps coordinate so they could come back.r has been at his side helping to locate killing feels like these for years. as they carry out their investigation in yizidi towns and villages. father dubois is not asking eyewitnesss to recall what they saw more than 70 years ago like he did with the holocaust. this time he is interviewing survivors with the horror still fresh in their minds. how does that change your investigation? >> it is contemplated different. because the change now is to stop the genocide. to try to carry the voice, to make people conscious. the killing machine is alive. >> so do you feel a sense of urgency then? >> urgency. and immense tragedy or so, to have the conscience that the world doesn't wake up more now than in '42. >> for the yizidis, there is no holier place than the temple of laleish, about 100 miles from sinjah. they believe in one god and seven angels. an ancient religion that over time has adopted elements of many faiths. as long as the yizidis have been persecuted why do you think, they're a pe

so wrong. >> reporter: they coordinated challenge from the church but the battle is personal. he says he was sexually abused by a priest in grade school. >> if i could have spoke up when i was 13 years old, i might have been able to save hundreds of others that came after me. >> archdiocese chaput this week. talking points were provided to the clergy on house bill 1947. law would remove time frame for child sexual abuse prosecutions and would allow accusers broader access to file civil claims in a lengthy e-mail response. archdiocese says it does not oppose abolishing the time for criminal prosecutions. spokesman says the church taken responsibilities for past abuse writing in part since 2002, the archdiocese hazards dedicated over 13 million to provide victim assistance to individuals and families. reaction outside the cathedral. >> it's tough to say where the lawn is drawn. somebody that could be coming after the church for wrong reasons, how do you police that. >> reporter: despite looking efforts. the court of public opinion flip. >> at some point you have to have pennants

likewise, if someone is defined as making sure the care is coordinated. so someone needs to have a follow-up follow-up visit or has a prescription or something that they understand what that is, it's explained to them and the system works and supports them. our job here is to enforce that, number one. number two, i think our job is not to define quality ourselves as much is it to take the best standards of care that specialists and physicians run the country have defined as quality. we need to make sure we keep up with that and keep those things as a group that they should be measured on. those are the things. things. third, as i said earlier that the practice, we believe the practices by large the people who know best for what is right with their patients. the dialogue between between the patient and the physician. nothing we are doing should be interfering with that in any way. in fact, we should be reinforcing those things. i think it gives us the opportunity to say, if you're delivering a better quality care outcome for your patient, you should be reward

providing manpower and capabilities that are much needed so i would say, obviously, you need to go to the border, but i would like to see close coordination between you and the secretary of homeland security so that we can use the best talents that we have. have no doubt this is a crisis in the northeast and midwest, the drugs alone. not to mention the threat of terrorists coming across our border. if those threats are true, i believe they are, then your involvement is greater than it has been in the past. senator king, did you want to -- senator blumenthal. >> thank you, senator mccain. i want to emphasize how important senator mccain's comments are to all of us engaged actively in our states in this war against an epidemic. it's a public health hurricane that is sweeping our country and affecting the quality of people who are available to you, our military, doing your job very ing actively and responsibly in recruiting new men and women to join your forces. this public health hurricane is undermining the recruiting effort insofar it diminished the quality of people who are available to fight in our military. tearing apart families. caus

is that the first step we need to do on this just so that coordination is tighter? >> so thank you for that question. we are in the process of reorganizing the suicide prevention office and raising it higher in the organization right now and increasing the number of staff as well as the resources. when we talked about elevating it, at one point we did talk about a separate line item in the budget would effectively elevate it as well. but in any case, what we very much mow is that it needs -- know is that it needs to report higher in the organization. dod has elevated it to the level of the secretary. i'm not sure that's what we're going to do. dr. caitlin thompson is our suicide prevention coordinator, and we are having her report directly through the undersecretary for health. and i think that's an important place given that in that position she will have the opportunity to reach across the aisle to vba and effectively parenter in with dod. >> well, i certainly don't want us to interfere down to that level, but i do want everyone to know that dr. thompson, i would l

so we have to change or messaging to be more welcoming to all our veterans, as much as we try, we have people at outreach events, our sued side coordinators to giv outreaches. >> we go to the welcome home ceremonies, but something is not happening. >> so the person -- who is the first person? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank all the witnesses for your testimony. i also want to make a pitch to you, mr. chairman. mr. kauffman held a wonderful reception for a group of people from colorado that did a wonderful video, in which you're part of the future. and i hope that we can do something to encourage the committee to take the time i haven't seen it but i understand it's good. >> very good. very powerful. it is long but i think it will give committee members other ideas we need to follow and follow through on. >> the director, stephon tubs >> well, the director, mr. tubbs, is a very impassioned advocate. >> well, it's certainly -- it's certainly -- i intend to show it at events at my district. and it's a very bipartisan -- a very bipartisan video. anyway, my -- i have some questions for i believe it's the va about taps. i understand

coordinates so they could come back.has been at his side helping to locate killing fields like these for years. as they carry out their investigation in yezidi towns and villages, father desbois is not asking eyewitnesses to recall what they saw more than seventy years ago, like he did with the holocaust. >> father desbois: how many people are buried here? >> logan: this time, he's interviewing survivors with the horror still fresh in their minds. so how does that change your investigation? >> father desbois: it's completely different because the challenge now is to stop the genocide, is to try to save people, is to try to carry the voice of the victim, to make people conscious. the killing machine is alive. >> logan: so, do you feel a sense of urgency then? >> father desbois: urgency and the immense tragedy also to have the conscience that the world doesn't wake up more now than >> logan: for the yezidis, there is no holier place than the temple of lalish, about 100 miles from sinjar. they believe in one god and seven a

so my role as social studies coordinator is to oversee curriculum resources and provide training for teachers, support and training for teachers in social studies. financial literacy is part of that because economics is part of social studies. >> great. david, in prince george's county, the program there is relatively new. how is it going so far? >> it's going amazing. you see young people come in. they are having --he adhere to that budget. they have to figure out what's my mortgage going to be, am i going to buy a car, am i going to get cable, what's that cell phone going to be like. all those things up until then they have taken for granted, now they have to adhere to a budget and the learning that happens to make it. >> how has ja, junior achievement worked for prince george's county? are you starting to see the fruits of the labor so far? >> absolutely. i think best learning happens when students experience. so with me now is a really enlightenment and light bulbs are going off in a way this says, hmm, next time i ask mom or dad for money, when they say no, i understand. and so

is targeted to the homeland i have to defer to experts in the arena. >> so the committee was interested to know the coordinationbetween state and vhs. it is not subject to boundaries so those same people you try to address are the same ones hearing the message and i hope we have better communications with the government. >> thank you, mr. chairman chairman i appreciate our witnesses on this topic to know that they are responsible for the tens of thousands of muslims and we have to actively engage the muslim community in her own states and in this country. in with a very bright -- vibrant community in the most patriotic individuals but they need to be a part of any solution to counter the radical the extremism we see from the isis recruitment efforts. >> mr. siberell i have a copy of a report that just came down yesterday from the department of state an usaid strategy to counteract a violent extremism what are the key parts of this new strategy and why do we believe this is more successful than the past? >> yesterday we did release of the strategy that for the first and the state department we have released such

so the question of due process is really, really an issue. the issue of coordination among special forces. i don't know -- i mean, i've seen the reports about what the french did in benghazi. and so, each actor has its own impulse, its own agendas. and i think it can be detrimental to nalco heesion if it's not orchestrated. i guess that would be my point. they would have to be on the same sheet because when you back faction "a," it creates rapele affect. it could be damaging down the road. so that goes to my point that this has to be all in the same sheet and we have to proceed with caution. and that would be my sort of closing point, if i can bring it in early is first do no harm. let's be very careful before we rush in. this is a society that is probably more resilient than we think. people i talked to, they want their lifestyle issues addressed, they want their economy. and so, i think that has to be the first step. >> okay, good way for you to end, fred, and i appreciate it. first do no harm. charles? >> two things i'd want to mention. it's been said already that

so wrong. >> he and others predict coordinated challenge from the catholic church. but for rossi of berks county the battle is personal. he said he was sexually abused by a priest in grade school. >> if i could have spoke up when i was 13 years old, i might have been able to save hundreds of other boys that came after me. >> only cbs-3 was outside a meeting of virtually every philadelphia priest with archbishop chaput this week. there sore cents -- sources said talking points provided by the clergy on house bill 1947. the law would remove time frames for child sex abuse prosecution, and would allow accusers broader access to file civil claims. that will lengthy e-mail response, available on cbsphilly.com, the archdioces says it does not oppose abolishing the time for criminal prosecutions. a spokesman said the church has taken responsibility for past abuse, writing in part, since 2002 the archdioces has dedicated over 13 million to provide victim assistance, to individuals, and families. reaction outside the cast adoral,. >> tough to say where the lines drawn. someb

likewise, if somebody -- it's also defined as making sure the care's coordinated. so, if somebody needs to have a follow-up visit or has a prescription or something that's an instruction, that they understand what that is, it's explained to them and that the system works and supports them. so, our job here is to enforce that, number one. number two, i think our job isn't to define quality here ourselves as much as it is to take the best standards of care that the specialists and the physicians around the country have defined as quality, and make sure that we keep up with that and we keep those measures as the things that physicians decide as a group that they should be measured on, and those are the things. and then third, as i said earlier, that at the practice -- things actually differ at the practice level. and we believe that practices by and large are the people that know best for what's right with their patients. and the dialogue between the patient and the physician. so nothing we're doing should be seen to be interfering with that in any way. and in fact, we o

. >> the two campaigns for legal reasons have to be completely separate so we cannot coordinate activities we have a budget of the coordination it would look like a single budget we don't want that to happen grassroots are not protected and i haven't been involved in that campaign since march and there is a long history and they do feel quite privileged. >> do understand leading up to this in april so i am confused of the differences between the two. >> i don't think the public could care less we're asking support for a particular campaign fifth i will leave because i have spoken to them or the grass roots. >>. >> digest want to go back the mark of the toy to be seized in a safe to be have certainly you're not saying that this unnecessary red tape. >> no. we do still want to have the safety markets prime talking about the construction industry within the company is bidding for government contract it is not only affected by the industry but doesn't guarantee any level at all. >>. >> the prime minister has said the campaign from the u.k. government what do we do? >> let me point out on the 2

ocean and the sea and square foot of eventually every square foot of the sea floor, so it is going to be taking coordinationors are out there and what platforms they are on and having, and it is like inviting people to come mow your lawn and if everybody shows up with a different lawnmowers and ideas of what the yard is going to be looking like, you will have a mess, so it takes an awful lot of coordinati coordination. >> what is that area like? >> well, the e sea is fairly smooth and calm, and that is good news, and the sea floor is deep. the average dep is 2 to 2 1/2 miles so it is 3,000, 4,000 meters deep. the b the bottom, muds and sediment from the nile river, and so it is a fairly smooth and flat c e compared to some of the things that we have had to deal with in the past where we were looking at underwater mountains. >> talking about 370, and that is a vast remote area, and this is not the same. this is heavily trafficked or at least more traffic in this than in 370? >> yes, more ship traffic, don, but it is not a lot. i took a look at it as soon as i heard about the tragedy this morning and took a l

so there is no coordination there. but we keep an eye on what's going on.l friend and loyal supporter. jean, thank you very much. just to assess where we stand right now in west virginia. you have heard by now that donald trump has picked up the state for republicans as expected. bernie sanders as won here. the on remaining state here for republicans, the democrats are not competing, is the state of nebraska. and we can say polls officially closed there that donald trump has won the state of nebraska. we can say that based on 7 individual votes. i want to thank all my colleague and friend. you are the best in the business. other business networks are talking about sharks or teflon pots or whatever you are into. i assume it's not that. out from underneath us. >> it's risky business... in more ways than one. >> what happened to your finger? >> crocodile bit it off. [ woman vocalizing, theme music plays ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

so the question of due process is really an issue. the issue of coordination among special forces. i don't know -- i've seen the reports about what the french did in benghazi, so each actor has its own impulse and agendas and i think it can be detrimental to national cohesion if it's not orchestrated. i guess that would be my point that they would have to be on the same sheet because when you back faction a, it creates a certain ripple effect that could be damaging down the road so that just goes to my point that this all has to be on the same sheet. we have to proceed with caution. that would be my closing point. of course, do no harm. let's be careful before we rush in. this is a society that is probably more resilient than we think. people we talked to, they want their lifestyle issues addressed and want their economy, so that has to be their first step. david: ok. that's a good way for you to end. first, do no harm. charles, how about you. charles: two things i want to mention. it's been said already that isis is not necessarily a libyan phenomenon and i think that's absolutely

so we have to change or messaging to be more welcoming to all our veterans, as much as we try, we have people at outreach events, our sued side coordinators to giv outreaches. >> we go to the welcome home ceremonies, but something is not happening. >> so the person -- who is the first person? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank all the witnesses for your testimony. i also want to make a pitch to you, mr. chairman. mr. kauffman held a wonderful reception for a group of people from colorado that did a wonderful video, in which you're part of the future. and i hope that we can do something to a committee to take the time to view that. it goes very deep into the topic of pts, and i hope that you might with encouragement -- with help from mr. coffman and mr. perlmutter do that. >> why don't we do this, i'll spring for the pizza, and we'll have a showing of that here in the committee room in the very near future. i haven't seen it. but i understand it's very good. >> it's very good. very powerful. it is long, but i think it will give committee members other ideas that we need to follow and follow through on. >> well, the director, mr. t

with the dovish view that was really in the market prior to the fed speak in the minutes, so there is now a coordinated pr campaign, if you will, to get back to a view more consistent with the fed's central line of thinking. we have got breaking news. raising a forecast in so far as they are looking for a $.2 billion in revenue when the consensus among analysts was for eight point one 3 billion, so raising at least the lower end of its forecast. now, in terms of its first quarter, the court that just ended, adjuster earnings-per-share of $.24, meeting the consensus estimate, a big increase from last year at the same time of $.16. there was an increase in revenue from the same time a year ago, so at least a 25% increase there. analysts were looking for just under $1.9 billion in first quarter revenues, so again, salesforce coming in with a heat -- beat here. this, just ampare modest drop from the same time a and we are looking at adjusted earnings per share for cisco higher than what cisco itself had forecast back on february 10. the average analyst estimate was $.55, and this is an increase from one ye

here at the institute refer to that as it is peterson institute west, because we have had so much coordination. gordon holes the chair in international economic relations at ucsd both david and gordon are research associatesty national bureau of economic research. david is editor of the journal of economic perspectives and gordon is a co-editor thereof. they'll make the initial presentation, and then we'll have initial commentary by jared bernstein, as many of you in washington know, jared is a senior fellow at the center of budget and policy priorities, prior to which for the first two or three years of the obama administration, he was a center member of economic team, as chief economist and economic adviser to vice president biden. prior to that jared has written widely in both academic and popular venues on issues of labor economics, labor reform and the like. so i think we have an absolutely central topic for today's discussion. we have i think the best possible authors and speakers to present new and critically important findings, without fur ado, i will turn to, gordon will go fir, david

so wrong. >> he and other predict coordinated challenge from the catholic church. of berks county the battle is personal, he was sexually abused by a priest in grade school. >> if i could have spoke up when i was 13 years old, i might have been able to save hundreds of other boys that came after me. >> only cbs-3 outside meeting of virtually every philadelphia priest with archbishop chaput this week. there sources said talking points were provided to the clergy on house bill 1947. the law would remove time frames for child sex abuse prosecutions, and would allow accusers broader access to file civil claims. in a lengthy e-mail response, available on cbsphilly.com, the archdioces says it does not oppose abolishing the time for criminal prosecutions. spokesman said the church has taken responsibility for past abuse, writing in part, since 2002 the archdioces has dedicated over 13 million to provide victim assistance to individuals and families. reaction outside the cathedral. >> tough to say where the lines drawn. somebody that could be, you know, coming after the ch

errol. >> so you have isis making coordinated attacks. a certainly level of political fragility.n for optimism amid all this chaos? >> reporter: well, if you ask the iraqi people, they have this incredible ability, errol, as we've seen over the years, attacks like this happen one after the other. this is not the first time and probably not the last time we'll see attacks like these that are devastating for the iraqi people taking place. yet they still find this ability to go about their lives and continue with their lives despite this violence. an incredible resilience by the iraqi people we have seen. i think when it comes to optimism, the questions are directed by the iraqi people to their politicians because as we know the fight against isis is not only on the battlefield. it also has to be on the political scene. something we haven't really seen change in the past couple of years. no real reforms. no real change that would bring the iraqi people together. so the question is really to the iraq kwi politicians, are they going to be able to set their differences aside and come t

like wise, if somebody as the quality -- is defined as making sure the care is coordinated so if somebodyds to have a follow-up visit or has a prescription or something that -- with an instruction that they understand what that is, it's explained to them and that the system works and supports them. so our job here is to enforce that, number one. number two, i think our job isn't to define quality here ourselves as much as it is to take the best standards of care that the specialists and the physicians around the country have defined as quality and make sure we keep up with that and that we keep those measures as the things that physicians decide as a group that they should be measured on and those are the things -- and third as i said earlier that things differ at the practice level and we believe the practices by and large are the people that know best for what's right with their patients and the dialogue between the patient and iffy sigs so nothing we are doing should be seen to be interfering with that in any way and in fact we ought to be reinforcing those things and i think macra giv

the rnc has and so much they can coordinate going forward into the general election.hasn't done that basic legwork, sounds like he has it, he is very far behind. she will be able to tell you, what message appeals to harris faulkner, hoe has twin sister with different demographics. how it appeals to her. sandra: let me ask you very basic -- >> everybody here turning channel right now because they're so bored with this. >> in 2012. worked significantly in 2008 and worked successful, not to same degree. i wonder with data analytics withtology if you can catch up faster. everybody said trump was behind whole delegate game. he cat up. >> he is but didn't catch up with that when it comes to the general election that is so critical. rnc knows it, they have been doing it. whether they share it with him legally is different question. harris: considered this. you talk about non-traditional candidate in donald trump. i understand modeling and technology and everything else but one thing that he has we don't know what it looks like is their relationship. we don't know the path wi

despite the international search efforts y, so far no debris has been found. the final coordinates suggest it could have crashed in some of the deepest water in the med train. >> the biggest problem here is water depth. that becomes difficult for recovery. >> reporter: before paris it flew through parts out world making round trips before the final paris to cairo flight. >> it's an issue that needs to be looked into. where has this airplane been recently been the last several days. look at everywhere it's been, everyone who has had a chance to touch it. >> reporter: security officials say few airports in the world have better security than charles de gaulle in paris. was there a lapse in screening baggage or employees who may have allowed a bomb to be hidden on the jet. after last year's attacks in paris, security was beefed up and concerns grew over the tens of thousands of workers. more than 70 of the so-called red badges that give access to cure areas were revoked or not renewed over fears of radicalization. >> security is concerned about people who have joined the terrorist org

. >> we need to act in coordination with other countries. so far it's been only the united states talking and acting. it's very important we have other countries, working together with us to have this massive problem of overcapacity resolved. >> china is not part of g7 and is widely cited as the main culprit for steel overcapacity. do you think it's been unfairly targeted? >> china? no. they are the perpetrator. they are the problem. and they had a chance to discuss this with the oecd and they elected not to participate. it's not like anything has been doing anything behind their back. >> other countries have also been cited as producing cheap steel. aren't they in the say basket as china producing very cheap steel? >> it is difficult to analyze in a generic way. it is a lot more fair to go country by country. each country has their own set of subsidies, their own set of problems that at the end of the day create the massive problem of dumping steel in the international market but based on the numbers produced china is by far biggest problem. >

i remember back in the day the women had superior i can coordination. >> so then one option was in which case upper body strength wasn't that important but another was we cannot have another that is too much like soviet union technology is great but instead based on the upper body strength. i would submit was the ability to put steel on target. but it is interesting how we call standards was a very selective approach so step outside of your own bias important way to think about these issues. next organizational cultures or community culture or branch culture and leaders may try to change those organizations at the subordinate level but at the last minute they were told they could not travel the we were told they are supported at the policy senior level but below that there is a missing element and how do you identify that to make sure your campaign will succeed? this is all your responsibility now in disregard the superintendent of west point to come in and out of retirement a retired four-star general supreme allied commander of europe and came in as a three-star general to take west po

it makes major coordination. >> so you want to try a little too?do it. >> yeah. >> one, two, three, usa! >> well, being back with those guys is like being home. now the fight is on. team u.s. wheelchair basketball has won their preliminary game and they'll be in the semifinals later this week. they're kicking off with track and field later this morning and then the opening ceremonies are tonight. an exciting time. back to you in the studio. >> outstanding. nice job. >> i think america is going to win this thing. >> i hope so. >>> coming up on the show, donald trump not wasting any i'm in, already going after bill clinton. >> he lies. you remember the famous, i did not have sex with that woman and then a couple of months later, i'm guilty. and she's taking negative ads on me. >> he's attacking bill and is that the key to taking down hillary? the representatives from both campaigns are here to debate that next. if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people