in my day we were not allowed t even e-mail the white house becaus they were s so woied about early day cyber security. ifif i lt a top-secret document on my desk inside a locked state depapartment office, i got written up. shshe was keeping all this on her home computer and a separate e-mail inbox. what takeaway do we need to learn from all of is? >> frankly, the political issues are going to be rt othe conversation because you have to ask the question o how does this happen, where there are early procedures in ng information. but the people around her should have told herow to handle that. from the stapoint of technology and whate would call hygiene, managing information, why somebodydy would think it is appropriate to run a departmentf state e-mail through private e-mail account through a server outside of all the sophisticated protections the gornment retains is nonsensical to me. rebecca: i can't imagine that the tech guys were saying this is good idea >> it is inexcusable that you are doing this outside t the standard operating procedure o the state department. in federal governme

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a lot of road closures and traffic being kind of diverted and pushed different directions here becau inova fairfax. let's take a look what is closed the inner loop exit to gallows road. that is shut down now. the express lanes ramp closed. all four roads around the hospital is shut down. wide look at things overall. beltway looking pretty good. a little slow here at the top of the beltway pretty typical for this time of day. 95 heading into towns no problem except a little slow through staff ford and triangle. listen to our friends on wtop. take a look at prince george's county indian head highway a little slow as you approach the beltway. a tad bit of a slow down. >>> secretary of state john kerry said we will know today whether a deal can be reached over iran's nuclear program. kerry made the comments during a meeting in switzerland. nbc news reports there are big unresolved issues including when sanctions might be lifted. back here at home it could mean more political battles between the president and skeptical congress. stay with news 4 and we'll bring you the latest as it unfold

>> becau i am a garment man. i know my business. i'm passionate. my ethics are good. industrialist. and i'm a human being. i have faults. i've made mistakes. but i love what i do. >> reporter: before we said adios, i had one last question. it was about his bedroom walls. if you can add one more note today right here, what would you write? >> let me try it. let me take a stab at it. >> reporter: all right. >> okay. >> reporter: so there you go. "let's build american apparel into a great company together." and that's the note you would put up today? >> yeah. >> so, if you were in charge of american apparel, would you hire him back? let us know, use #abc2020. when we come back, bad behavior. the executive in the fast food window. >>> coming up, what did he film then post that lost him his job? >> from 200 grand a year to food stamps? >> his kids pitching in. when speaking your mind becomes a career killer. next. switch to cricket wireless this tax season... ...and get a free 4g lte smartphone after mail-in rebate. and a free month of service after completing two months o

that is becaus this i the right time to initiate a program of the sort. we maybe couldn't have done this 20 years ago, but we now can. and the willingness of the public and the enthusiasm of the public to be part of a national effort of the sort. we could do something really groundbreaking and historic. that is what this aims to do for breast cancer and many other diseases. , i see the red light is on, but i just have to tell you, this is why our investment in the nis is so critical. i find information that we gather here so fascinating. we could do groundbreaking here, mr. chairman. thank you. >> i am very tough on the clock. let me quickly, if i may, ask one question of myself. one of the areas that i know concerns you, simply concerns me, which is simply the pipeline of young researchers. i recognize, and i think my colleagues wanted out, we are not as generous as we would all like to be in terms of our appropriations to this particular institute. you have fewer grants and rewards together researchers. your success rate goes down. i was just recently m

let secure the border, then everything becau else becomes moot. also, visa overstays.is inconceivably to me that people with visas that we cannot maintain records of who is here and who has left. that is really a fault of the government. it's dangerous for people of our country. last year, four-year-old crossing the border. they were the only people that were paying people to come across the border. i'm very concerned that by having such a poor sport or -- porous border, we were inviting people to come. this should be a bipartisan issue of concern for the security of the american people. host: when it comes to securing the border, what does that mean? the specifics. guest: i have seen it. host: defense, more people on the border? guest: i've been there. where the fence is located, it works. where fences can be built, and there are some locations where they cannot be built -- but then, with technology that we have today, it's just so obvious to me that if real efforts are made it can succeed. one of my sons in a national guard, ask if there's on the border. i would supp

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