a free iraq but 36 back -- expect for the most part to be passed later this week. >> alex rogers whos following all this for national journal. thank you for being with us. >> absolutely. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i want to speak about the fisa bill but before i do, i want to express what is on every one of our hearts of our grieving with the joe biden family. that family has hade >> mr. president i want to talk about the fisa bill but first to talk about the bided family who has had more than its share of tragedy but what it has produced in the case of beau a service to serve his country not only by elected office but by surveying his uniform as well. most of us in this chamber know the biting family and they're now mom joanne mitchell are extraordinary human beings. that have contributed so much it isn't necessarily easy to be in public service as long as the vice president has and still raise a family that is so extraordinarily accomplished to contribute so much. then to have his eldest son taken from him is like a da

. >> alex roger's the national journal has been following the nsa debate in the senate, and the central role played by senator rand paul. he is joining us on capitol hill. thank you for being with us. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> has senator paul achieved his objective in terms of this debate? >> well, if you talk to him he thinks he has. we just met up with him right after he left the floor just moments ago and he is touting this as a victory. he has said that now due to his efforts some day the nsa's bulk collection of metadata is over and that it is true temporarily but looks as if the senate will pass house bill. the u.s.a. freedom act that also ends the bulk collection of metadata later this week. >> you've paint a pick tire -- your piece available at national journal.com. what the scene was like as he left the capitol yesterday what did you witness? >> so, just an interesting moment for me. i'd been hearing for weeks and during that day about how senator rand paul had been antagonizing his g.o.p. colleagues, didn't even go to the g.o.p. conference meeting sunday afte

alex d. -- alix steel. jimmy lee died this morning. he was 62 years old. reportedly he had shortness of breath while exercising and then died later at the hospital. altman,us is rogerhank you for joining us and for your perspective on this very sad day. tell me about your relationship with jimmy. roger: i had the privilege of knowing jimmy for a long time. when we found in this firm in 1995, the first deal we ever westinghouse,for which involve the acquisition of what is today cbs corporation. i worked on that with jimmy lee. i had that experience many times over the intervening years, and i was shocked and very upset to .earn this news a few hours ago as jamie dimon said his own statement, jimmy was a force of nature in the best sense. alix: and i'm very sorry for the loss of your friend and business partner. when i read about him, it seems like he was the guy who created him and eight. &a.m what were some of his favorite -- your favorite characteristics? person of great commitment. he believed in that, and he had the ability to attract lots of followers and supporters in terms of the corporate community and the entrepreneurial community. he did it by the force of

roger goodell will be the hearing's arbitrator. >> good news. team usa is into the final eight of the women's world cup. yes. >> i love this. >> alexorgan put the u.s. on board early in the second half last night against columbia. then it was carli lloyd who scored from the penalty spot and put the game away. the u.s. has missed an early penalty shot, as well but in the end that didn't matter, did it? final score u.s. 2, columbia nada. the americans face china friday night in the quarterfinals. >> we've done well against them in previous games. hopefully we will get through and nail it on friday. >> do so well. >> it was hard to watch because they were down. columbia was down one woman and a lot of people thought it should have been a stronger game. we're proud of our girls or women, excuse me. and they're not girls. they're women. >> friday. >> you can call them boys. >> big match-up. >> boys but not men. >> you know what i'm talking about. new attraction at the california state capitol. eight feet tall and 800 pounds a new bronze statue of former president ronald reagan. >> he was two-term governor of california. he's the only ca

alex >> we have kelly may and her dad joe. >> looks really young are. >> our producer and her sister and dad michael. >> sarah freeman and her father roger.niel mccormick and her dad jim. >> and director and her dad rob. >> send in your pictures of you and your dad. you know what how about this. while he's sleeping snap a photo of him with bed head. send it to us. >>> all right. now we have a pop quiz a favorite on "fox & friends." your favorite tv and movie dads. we're going to quiz ourselves. i'm not going to do well. the first one. this is a story of a man of six kids. three became his daughters when their mother married him in the first episode. who is the man? >> i don't have any idea who this is. >> the way we find out, role the tape. ♪ >> you mean it wasn't lucious lion? >> who is that? >> the guy from the show that's on now. >> "empire." >> this single father of three is the cleanest man in san francisco brother-in-law and best friend live with him to help raise the kids. >>> easy. >> i got it. a. >> we're going to -- >> roll that tape. >> okay. we were all right. danny tanner, "full house." >> i never a saw that show. >> on netfl