government would run that way and we wouldn't be in the pickle we aare now. >> i am sympathetic, but americans want to cut spending and i am one of them. with holding funds for these victim who is are facing an unbelievable tragedy to their town is not the way to accomplish this nor is it good politics. i think that in the aftermath of super storm sandy which we saw all sores of things get folded into that bill, but i'm not sure coburn's approach is the right one. >> you did extraordinary reporting in hurricane sandy pointing out how the funding that went to fix up buildings in washington, d.c. which was not hit. there was so much misuse in federal funds for sandy and katrina and on and on. it might happen here as well. >> it feels like every time there is a disaster that the disaster hit d.c. and not the other parts of the country that suffered because of the way d.c. behaves turning them into pork wagons. for the 90s, they cut first and they offset by going to the clinton administration and saw time and again, both agreed to that. we have to get the money quickly to the people in o

three things i broke down in my aar, planning, the office of emergency management, there's something like 19 entities that participated in this exercise. that's an overwhelming amount of different agencies to bring together for one agency. we do a lot of training, we run a lot of drills, but it's not on that scale where we're working with 19 different people or entities. execution, extremely smooth. the integration piece was key and finally the way ahead, so what's next. well, we got to continue to refine our standard operating procedures, continue to refine the con op, continue to make recommendations and continue to track those lessons lerbed. for my boss, a lot of the work starts when the exercise is over. it's not over just when the exercise is over, you have to continue to push that through and make sure that those lessons learned get incorporated into the plan. >> i think commander carismos said it well. a lot of the planning we do comes after the exercise. that's when we have a chance to test things out and see what doesn't work. we would prefer to find that out now than when

the more momentum and the further you aare afrom that floor that we have had in october 2007.e got the russel 2000, that's the third one. and the two shining groups. biotech and home builders. >> thanks so much. now the nasdaq is outperforming the industrial average. hi, seema. >> strong reaction to that jobs report. much of that has to do with apple. the stock witnessing its best two weeks in nearly four years. for a while apple was the reason that the nasdaq was under performing but now it does seem like the stock is in come back mode. >> it's a biotech name. strong earnings and that's why that stock continues to move higher. >> thank you very much. warn buffet holds his annual meeting in omaha tomorrow. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend. >> that was not all he had to say. we got the chance to talk to him about the fed head. >> i think it's to the credit of allen greenspan that he recognizes that maybe he was wrong with his extreme free market approach. let it run, baby, let it run. i think that was wrong. china actually is wiser than we are at nipping crazy boo

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nos hace faltagr aar votos en el pleno. quiere decir que la comunidad en su estado. en cada estado.o diciendo que quieren ver una reforma migratoria integral, que van a juzgar su futuro polÍtico, basado en este voto y si hacemos eso tanto en el senadolo y tanto con los miembro de las cÁmara de representantes podemos lograr la victoria que queremos. >>> senador, una cosa que se ha logrado salvar en el debate es el camino a la ciudadanÍa. pero hemos. >>> esta iendo al cablings en algunos casos este camino a la ciudadanÍa tardaria 24 o 25 aÑo, y el diario new york time habla de 13 aÑo, usted cuanto piensa usted se tardarÍa en convertirse en ciudadano una persona?. >>> bueno si no eres uno de los estudiantes basado en los dreamdores o uno de los trabajadores agricultores que van a tener una vÍa mÁs acelerada, te toma 13 aÑos para hacerte ciudadano. >>> son 13 aÑos, no mÁs de es necesario. >>> esto es un tiempo justo. >>> no mÁs de 13 aÑos. >>> es un tiempo justo?. >>> bueno, jorge, si fuera de mi parte si pudiera escribir la ley y asegurar que pudiera conseguir los votos para la ley, pa

that's what they aare arguing. senator cruz is going to of the misunderstanding. we'll see. especially voters in real need have learned from their experience who was on their side. not always delivering but who is on their side. which party is working the other side of the street. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks, chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight in miami. tonight's lead, bringing down the house. president obama's confident about the future and calling out the obstruction in washington. >> if day in and day out what we confront is obstructionism for the sake of objestructionism an what appears to be an interest only in scoring political points or placating a base as opposed to try and advancing the interests of the american people, then we've got to find a way to work a way around that. and one of the best ways to work around that is to have a democratic counsel of representatives. >> fighting obstructionism. it's defined his presidency from day one. they plotted to

that's what they aare arguing. senator cruz is going to of the misunderstanding. we'll see.rs in real need have learned from their experience who was on their side. not always delivering but who is on their side. which party is working the other side of the street. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks, chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live tonight in miami. tonight's lead, bringing down the house. president obama's confident about the future and calling out the obstruction in washington. >> if day in and day out what we confront is obstructionism for the sake of

have read aare, i couple statements that if anybody in the state of texas or have anylse that would type of insurance, they would .ave to have the id chip i was calling to see if you know in a thing about this? host: where did you hear that? caller: a couple of papers on line. host: i don't know anything specifically about that. what is your point of concern it? possible for him to plant a chip into everybody onhe could have -- it's said a piece of paper that if you were to have any type of medical care, you would have to have would i.d. chip. host: if anybody would like to comment on it, they can feel free to do so. to give you more and what happened on the house floor, we started by listening to marsha blackburn if. be here next from a representative of new york commenting on the house's 37 attempt to repeal the act. [video clip] >> here we are voting again for the 37 time although the supreme court has deemed it constitutional. this is nothing more than a feel-good member for -- a feel- good moment for new members of the gop who did not get to vote last time. congress, if we're going

provide aare used to much better quality interaction at the universities, colleges, which means thatthat conduct would not be the issue, everybody would learn the content, but the university would have the opportunity to better educate students, have criticaltunity for credi thinking. it has not happened. how do we make sure that we do --that we are not creating a more elite education where the people that graduate from universities will be even more competitive, and then we will have all the rest that will be better educated, but not necessarily competitive? last question, a worthy question for our panel to answer. how do we make sure that the graduates of the elite universities are not even better equipped? >> they will be better equipped. it is important to recognize 't solve all problems all at once. if we can give creative self- motivated individuals who do not currently have access to the top universities, access to that content in the way that their creativity can then manifest, because they have such a better foundation to build on, you might not have achieved equality, but w

itino a lasting years receive aare dramatic move in latinopowe politics, and it is because we are more empowered. as latinos have begun to take positions of power, cities and state government, they have been at the forefront of implementing clean policy. it is no accident that the most important in the history ofti america was latino best lead ins california. l the mayor, when he was a speaker, the tenacious leading climb a lot speaker at of california or deleting -- one ot the leading urban revitalization projects, latino-lead in los angeles. so you have -- it is true. there is a green ito's and latino culture, even though we don't use the words. ec environment differently. ahep we don't see environment as people of the problem. ec environment as people of the core of the solution to the problem. it is because we transition from victims to being empowered, to sustg in power. >> and now you want to speak to sustainability. link e tw just ask a question anod you cad link these things together and i will sit back and listen to you as i love to do.i we will sit back and listened as one ut

and aare two camps discussion about how each side can do their job without blowing up the other side, essentially. my personal view is that there has been an erosion of the trust in that conversation so you're getting more things like what we're seeing now, leak investigations. in my opinion, but a very broad leak investigation. the example i would use is that i am just a reporter in new york that got lost in d.c. and that's the drama put on a lot of this. not the long ago, about a decade ago, there is a false report circulating that a guy had been caught. nothing more than that, just that they got him. there were about half an hour away from the nightly news. try to think back to a time when this was the most important news event of the day. there was a very furious scramble to contact all the major news organizations and make sure they did not go on there with the report that the guy had been caught. there was a very real fear that the actual gunman, turns out there were 2, would immediately go out and shoot someone to prove he was out there. in the space of about 20 minutes, law en

there aare always changing. >> what if my passion is beer?thing i talk about with businesses. passion has to connect with something that adds value to others. so i want to eat dinner tonight and i have a passion for that. that's great. but it doesn't add value to others. and what happens in careers, you need to pick things you would like to do that add value to someone else. >> that's a great tip. >> that's what people need to bore in on. >> helping others ur, the gift t keeps on giving. thank you so much. 6:28 is the time. next on the rundown, the dog that talks? >> say i love you. i want to hear i love you. >> i love you. >> how about that? we'll introduce you to this little lady who can put together some very special words for you. >>> and on this memorial day weekend, buy american. we have all the products made right here in the usa that will make you smile and make you want to buy it. . >>> and can januaice dean earn r win wings? she's at one of the best air shows in the country. [ male announcer ] let's say you had an accident. and let'

monitoring and surveillance of drug trafficking, aircraft and boats in the caribbean, as we are. , aaretting, if you will return on our investment of the last 10 years. >> thank you. >> thank you -- thank you so much. this excellent hearing. thank you to our panelists as well. although other regions often dominate the headlines, latin america remains central to our country. mexico is a vital ally in our region and is instrumental to the economic security outlook of our country. given the strong tide and interest that combine our two nations together, it is important to re-examine the merida initiative to ensure it is living up to its promise to ensure a greater measure of human rights and the rule of law in mets go as mexico struggles to address these challenges. they have called to an end to direct access by enforcement officials on security matters. i am concerned this would impact our national security. it could hinder mutual security operations regarding trafficking, terrorism, and i am concerned mexico is not doing enough to protect its southern border, just like the colombians are