after the first 30 days i said -- i amf, this is running against time on so many things -- but i did dwell on it for too long. larry put a team together and said let's do one thing at a time. that was once. startseel when my mind being not very focused and right now i am quite at ease with the plans we are working on. >> do not miss more of my interview with john chen tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern and pacific on "studio 1.0." nasa next giant leap took a step back today. we discussed goals with the orion mission and whether we could soon see humans on mars. ♪ >> time for bloomberg tv on the markets. equity markets pulled back a little bit with the s&p and the tao coming off the record high closes yesterday. nasdaq down five points and all focused on the job report. >> with all due respect >> he is known as tech's turnaround guy. john chen has spent 30 years working and enterprise technology famously taking the software from the verge of death to a $5.8 billion powerhouse. now he is taking on what some say is an impossible job. can he prove them wrong and how did he become the tech indu

there a series of efforts that are under way. >> the administration position, the amf they would like to see is the chairman's language with some amendment. >> with some changes, that's correct. with efforts we work on hopefully to try to work this. >> senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, mr. secretary for all of your efforts on behalf of this country. much has been around authority of the congress versus authority of the president. this is important for another reason. i think it's about the people to know what's entailed in the use of military force against i till including the scope and duration. we weaken our country rather than strengthen it when we begin a loss like the discussion we are having today. this debate strengthens resolve in this country and our enemies should not assume that this is weakness that we are having, but it's our ability to debate issues of war and peace. if the committee worked and oobd have agreed with this, that if the committee worked with the and understood what the administration wants we ould probably craft language with some back and

we had a debate over the amf. i actually enjoy hearing the different points of view. for that reason, i was going to table an amendment he was offering. the richness of our nation is the fact that we had this representative government that allows people to make these -- debate these issues fully. we are in a different place. it's always with interest i hear his point of view. >> you will be central to these debates. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> will be back in a moment. >> andrew roberts is here. he is a historian and an author of the selling books. his latest is a biography of the great general napoleon bonaparte. it is called "napolean: a life." a series based on this book will air 2015. i'm pleased to welcome him back. congratulations on the grand prix. >> thank you. >> why do we need another biography of napoleon? you probably know how many there have been. >> yes. there are more books with napoleon in the title then there are days since his death. a complete set of volumes, at 33,000 letters that napoleon signed in his lifetime. for th

as i have said many times, i am not comfortable with the administration's reliance on the 9/11 amf and the 2002 iraq aumf. the 9/11 was to counter al qaeda in the wake of the september 11 attacks. no member could have foreseen we would still be acting under its authority 13 years later. i don't believe it provides authority to pursue a new enemy in a different country under different circumstances than existed 13 years ago. congress has the ability and authority to authorize military action and to declare war for these reasons. we are the check and balance on executive power regardless of who the executive is. if we abandon the role we will have done a grave disservice to the american people. the text i have is based on consultations with members of the committee and addresses t the -- seeking. an eye is sill specific aumf should authorize the president to use military force against isil and associated persons or forces. meaning individuals or organizations fighting for or on behalf of isil. it should limit the activities of our forces so there will be no large scale ground combat oper

the president has said it will be a multiyear campaign but i do not believe the amf should be unlimited a three-year time frame would allow a new president time to assess the situation and make responsible decisions together with the congress about whether and how to continue military action. that said, we would love to hear from the administration, what the framework is what you see as the us-led strategy to categorize. let me conclude by saying i do not believe lazy limitations and this sends a message of weakness to our enemies. to authorization is intended provide the authority required by the commander in chief to do our part in this multinational effort to defeat isis. it is not only an american problem it is a global problem and no strategy can rely on american military power alone. we need to train iraqi security forces and kurdish forces and stand up and train and equip for moderate fighters being defenseed and the authorization bill that the congress will consider this week and work with coalition partners to cut off financing and fighter flows and provide humanitarian aid to

senate with amf shifting in a big way.dea that he has already gone through the process is certainly attractive to obama officials. >> will it help that he was a defense department official during the bush administration? >> on the name started to float andhe top there was genuine there were a lot of questions about what happened in that year. having allies, they were pretty firm and that is going to be extremely beneficial going through this process. >> the president's choice, according to our report he and. ofthe top business stories the morning, russia may be on the verge of its first recession since 2009. gdp is likely to fall 1% next year. they have been hit hard by the sanctions over the fighting in ukraine. according to skyland, hackers have been looking for vulnerability. computersoke into the and stole the credentials that could be used to impersonate workers. in the last three months they cost him $12 billion, personally, which constitutes more than half of their personal fortune. the ceo says that drillers will c

. >> the administration position, the amf they would like to see is the chairman's language with some amendment. >> with some changes, that's correct. with efforts we work on hopefully to try to work this. >> senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, mr. secretary for all of your efforts on behalf of this country. much has been around authority of the congress versus authority of the president. this is important for another reason. i think it's about the people to know what's entailed in the use of military force against i till including the scope and duration. we weaken our count rye rather than strengthen it when we begin a loss like the discussion we are having today. this debate strengthens resolve in this country and our enemies should not assume that this is weakness that we are having, but it's our ability to debate issues of war and peace. if the committee worked and oobd what the administration wants, we could agree to. i agree with that. we have caulked about a process that would have this hearing today and have time this week to discuss among ourselves and we were

as i have said many times, i am not comfortable with the administration's reliance on the 9/11 amf andwake of the september 11 attacks. no member could have foreseen we would still be acting under its authority 13 years later. i don't believe it provides authority to pursue a new enemy in a different country under different circumstances than existed 13 years ago. congress has the ability and authority to authorize military action and to declare war for these reasons. we are the check and balance on executive power regardless of who the executive is. if we abandon the role we will have done a grave disservice to the american people. the text i have is based on consultations with members of the committee and addresses t the -- seeking. an eye is sill specific aumf should authorize the president to use military force against isil and associated persons or forces. meaning individuals or organizations fighting for or on behalf of isil. it should limit the activities of our forces so there will be no large scale ground combat operations. the president feels he needs that, then he should ask