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first of all, the house today on a bipartisan basis overwhelm bli passed the bill that would give the secretary the ability to fire the top 450 people in the va as a way of starting to get a -- we just talked about this. >> a good step. >> would you be willing to bring that bill up in the senate, get it to the president and give them a chance next week to give shin seseki that authority? >> we're going to do a hear on that bill. you don't just bring a bill up as you well know. we're going to look at a number of pieces of legislation. if the issue is should the secretary be able to get rid of incompetent leadership, absolutely, positively. >> second, i was struck when we began doing research, three a s articles on cnn.com about this current situation. the va today is 50% bigger in personnel than the marine corps. >> what does that mean? taking care of 6.5 million people. >> first of all, it means it is a huge system. >> it is a huge system. >> and it's a system whose information technology is at least 15 to 20 years out of date. this is part of the congress' fault. this is not a shinse

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families are understand ab bli in anguish. >> it's impossible to understand what they're going through. we'll hear from the two women on what they're going through from the night of the abduction. >> to a very different story we're covering. >> this was incredible. it seems sterling may have made a bad situation even worse. his earlier controversial comments were targeted at magic johnson and during his conversation with anderson cooper sterling lashed out again at the nba legend. >> what kind of a guy goes and flirts with every girl and then he catches hiv? is that someone we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. i think he should go into the back drop. what does he do for the black people? he doesn't do anything. >> the commissioner of the national basketball association is responding to the remarks he just heard. >> adam silver is far from happy. in a statement he apologizes to magic johnson from the nba. he's sorry he continues to be dragged into the situation and degraded. the nba board of governors is continuing with itsds process to re

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. >> this is a pope that walks hum bli. it's in fitting with his character that he arriving in the holy land, a place of emotion, politician, arm in arm with two friends. >> it's not his first visit. 40 years ago he visited the army land, arriving as the war erupted. according to the vatican he spent most of his time convined to a hotel in jerusalem, studying st. paul's letters to the corinthians before he can leave. pope john paul ii made the trip in 2000. the vatican and israel established diplomatic relieses in 1993. the pope focussed on repairing the divisions between the jewish people and the catholic church. including placing a note to god and the western wall. pope benedict 16 made a similar trip in 2005. walking in the footsteps of the holly land demanded diplomacy. it was called the francis affect and many await what he may bring to this ancient land. >> pope francis's schedule is packed. he'll attend 29 event, including three masses. security is a major concern. hebrew graffiti revealed death threats against chris

liz: here today, gone in a bli blink.on't trust any of those promises. >> they are waiting out of that conflict now. liz: what is her strategy? is this company gone forever as we know it? jo ling: it is possible we could see it resurface. look at what melissa meyer is looking at, what is she facing down? alibaba. according to a lot of analysts boosting the stock. that is a problem, they're going up against a deadline, which we don't know yet, but it is coming soon. liz: jo ling kent. poor people at blink. 27 minutes before the closing bell. he will tell us what he found out next. he wasn't invited, he went, he saw, he conquered. and google trying to get the self driving cars on the expressway, but what will it actually reach on the ground? the very latest just ahead. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going

. >> as you know climate change has become intract bli political.t when senator marco rubio was asked about his stance. >> how big a threat is climate change? >> i don't agree with the notion that some are putting out there, including scientists, that somehow there are actions that we could take that would impact our climate. our climate is always changing. >> let me get this straight. you do not think human activity, the pro tux can of c o2 is causing warming? >> i do not believe that human activity is causing the dramatic changes to the climate the way the scientists are portraying it. i do not believe that the laws they propose we pass will do anything about it except it will destroy our economy. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, it's unfortunate, of course, to hear words like that coming from a very high level representative of our government, in this case influential senator. you know, the science is very clear here. the u.s. national academy of sciences, all of the major scientific societies in the u.s., the american physical society,

national monuments at risk details 30 of them, including the statue of liberty, may be irrepresent ran blied or lost forever. >> there will be places that we will no longer be able to visit in the future unless we do something about this. >> the "huffington post" is joining us. welcome, kate and good morning. this threat has so far been ignored in the world of climate change assessment. do you think this gives the problem a whole new perspective knowing that there's a large sweep of literally our american history that could be lost? >> right. i think that's why this report is really significant, because it connects with places that people in the u.s. can visualize, they may have visited it, they know why it's important to our history. i think that sort of adds a new level of understanding. a lot of times when we talk about climate change it's in a different place or distant in the future. people will recognize that and i think it's important. >>> i'm going to put up a full screen that shows some of the national landscapes. can you explain how the change in climate will affects them differe

appropriate to ask are what can we do to ensure an adequate supply of water, and how can we responsibly bli minimize the amount of water that is used for energy, and then also energy for water? conservation, of course, can help reduce demand from both water for energy and energy for water activities but i think we have to recognize it can only go so far. as i just mentioned, innovative water use streadgesd are equally important when trying to optimize unlimited supplies. so i've called on all stakeholders in the private sector as well as the government to supported r&d and demonstration of new technologies that can really work to reduce our energy and water consumption. so, again, talking about the bill that's on the floor, energy efficiency, everything that we can do to reduce our energy consumption as well as reducing our water consumption just is all good. it's all good. the genesis -- sustainability of such efforts are highly reliant on open and continuous information of information exchange between the parties. i have suggested that the federal government not only can but they should f

these only allow the collection of information that is foreseably bli relevant to the collection of taxes and provides protections against fishing expeditions, the requesting country must demonstrate that the individuals targeted have engaged in activities that suggest they are engaging in fraud. the existing free treaty with swiltsland requires the requesting country to establish tax fraud or fraudulent conduct as a basis for exchange. that standard has clearly proven to be too narrow for the purposes of prosecuting tax evasion as demonstrated by this recent credit suisse settlement where the bank does not hand over the names of individuals who used credit suisse to hide their income. the wages are both reported to the i.r.s., there's no reason with people with foreign bank accounts should be able to hide their money away from the i.r.s. in a way that average hardworking americans cannot. it boggles my mind that we're going to treat average hardworking americans in a different way than those who have the money to go ahead and cheat and ultimately avoid their responsibility to our collect