. >> sally cutler and scott. hi, good afternoon, my name is cecilia and i am with the coalition on homelessness thousands of san franciscans have been misplaced as real estate speculators take advantage of tenants, there is one for every 5.2 homeless individuals, wait for family shelter in san francisco, exceeds 6 months. and people are living in the vehicles because there is no affordable housing. in san francisco, the wait list for section 8 was last opened for 1 month in 2001. the wait list for public housing closed february first, 2010. (inaudible) out reach to vehicle housed people and they have resulted in housing not one person was offered housing because no housing is available. with no increase in affordable housing many people are forced to move into their vehicles and as have you heard and will continue to hear that many of the people living in the vehicles are working, many people have disabilities, and many are born and raised in san francisco, and many have already tried to find resources through th

rice started the company with elizabeth cutler, a virtual stranger she had only just met. >> it's likeup. just know. for me and julie we just knew. we shared a common vision immediately. >> reporter: they wrote out their business plan on a napkin. >> we said if we have this many bikes, can get 75 people a day to come, we can pay the rent, pay our babysitters and we can be passionate about what we're doing. >> reporter: part of their vision, a laid back workplace where most people show up in gym clothes and are encouraged to get in one workout a day. >> we think about creating a place where our kids would want to come to work. where people will grow up and have careers inside of a business that's getting larger and larger. >> reporter: most of the staff is under 30. >> women are incredible entrepreneurs. i think one reason is we management households. >> reporter: what was once a small business has now more than 5,000 riders each day and 14 studios in california and new york. >> things don't have to be giant in the beginning. a small idea can just be a small idea. >> reporter: rice also

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the first person to hold the position was robert cutler.ing part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable sources". >>> the obama administration secretly conducting a massive surveillance program involving millions of phone records. is this anti-terror tactic a scandal, the outrage being portrayed by much of the press? >> we'll start with this news. the u.s. government may have your number. >> the issue of your privacy is front and center this morning. >> breaking news out of washington. >> now to that stunning report that the national security agency has been collecting phone records in millions of americans under a top secret order. >> "washington post" has uncovered another massive u.s. spying program, this will one capable ofck

the first person to hold the position was robert cutler.u for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. these are the top stories we're following in the newsroom. breaking news out of california from the terrifying shooting spree in santa monica. details ahead. >>> and south africans pray as nelson mandela remains in the hospital with a recurring lung infection. >>> and police in new orleans say they think the body found in a car is that of missing teacher terrilynn monette. in a few minutes, why her family is both saddened and outraged.

in 2001, a commission led by howard bake r and lloyd cutler that you remember well, brian, stated, quote, the most urgent unmet threat to the united states is inquisition of terrorist with stockpiles of a nuclear weapon. in 2002, it was stated, quote, if the chance of a weapon of mass destruction being used in a given year is 10% and the same probability exists for 50 years, the probability of an event happening at least once in the 50 years is 99.5%. in 2008, the grand talent commission stated there's better than even chance of a weapon of mass destruction incident involving terrorists occurring somewhere in the world before the end of 2013, and in 2011, director of fbi said the properties are mute because so as i look back on this, brian, and as i survey the record of washington in predicting a wmd incident, it's clear to me we ain't very good at predicting when the wmd terrorist incidents occur, and that got me thinking deeply. a lot of our work crossed this divide between the role of private industry and role of government in addressing the big transnational challenges incoming the c

they're like chuck bunch of ppg, sandy cutler from eaton. great executives who could make hay even when the sun doesn't shine. but when it does, look out. you know what they do when sales are great, which we haven't seen it happen yet because the economy is not good, it's ka-ching at eaton and ppg. the industrials are the real cavalry. anything at aerospace has already arrived. they can't seem to quit, boeing is probably the greatest industrial of our time. you think of the market these days, you are probably thinking of 40% of the s&p 500 the healthcare, utility, consumer package goods, bristol-myers. right now they are clustered as a little big worm, i'm afraid. this other group, bugle blasting financing industrials, they're about 40% of the s&p, an entirely different 40%. there are other stocks that can do well like the starbucks, or google or visa or master card or last night's guest, restoration hardware. there will be stocks people fret about because they think business is slowing. even as these rates aren't so high as to stop much bus

the first person to hold the position was robert cutler. thanks so all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable sources". >>> the obama administration secretly conducting a massive surveillance program involving millions of phone records. is this anti-terror tactic a scandal, the outrage being portrayed by much of the press? >> we'll start with this news. the u.s. government may have your number. >> the issue of your privacy is front and center this morning. >> breaking news out of washington. >> now to that stunning report that the national security agency has been collecting phone records in millions of americans under a top secret order. >> "washington post" has uncovered another massive u.s. spying program, this will one capable of tracking virtually anything an individual does on the internet. >> the phone surveillance story wasn't broken by an american news organization, it was london's guardian that got the scoop. msnbc's president says his network doesn't excel at covering bre

she married jay cutler, who i think is a football player?target audience. >> he has a number on. you have no idea. >> maybe baseball. no idea. no, he's an athlete. they got married in nashville. >> that's nice. they have a child. >> you know who else got married? curtis stone. i thought he got married a long time ago. >> no, he just got married. beautiful lindsey. >> who is on "lipstick jungle." one ever my favorite shows ever. >> we love them both. and they have a gorgeous little hudson. so cute. >> they should keep procreating. good, good, good crowd. >> thank you for all you do. >> not really. >> thank you two for all you do. saving people every day. >> all right. one of our favorite times of the week. >> when we find out who our biggest admirer is. we love that. we're going to dial up our fan of the week after this. ♪ what do you think about caffeine? we consume over two billion cups of coffee every week without a second thought. 5-hour energy has less caffeine than some starbucks coffees, plus it has vitamins and nutrients. it's simple.

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the first person to hold the position was robert cutler. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. these are the top stories we're following in the newsroom. breaking news out of california from the terrifying shooting spree in santa monica. details ahead. >>> and south africans pray as nelson mandela remains in the hospital with a recurring lung infection. >>> and police in new orleans say they think the body found in a car is that of missing teacher terrilynn monette. in a few minutes, why her family is both saddened and outraged. >>> we start with breaking news out of santa monica. we just learned that a fifth victim has died after that shooting rampage on friday. 26-year-old marcela franco was with her father carlos franco, driving to campus to buy textbooks. they were both shot. her father died on friday. she has lost her fight to live in the hospital today. kyung lah is live with us with the latest on the details. can young? >> well, fredricka, th

in 2001, a commission led by howard baker and lloyd cutler that you will recall, brian, stated that well: the most urgent unmet national security threat to the united states is terrorist acquisition of a weapon and insecured stockpiles of nuclear materials. in 2002 warren buffett, in a letter stated -- the oracle of omaha -- quote: if the chance of a weapon of mass destruction being used in a given year is 10%, for those of you who are mathematicians here, follow this closely, and the same probability exists for 50 years, the probability of an event happening at least once during those 50 years is 99.5%. in 2008 the graham-that'll lent commission stated there is a better than even chance of a weapon of mass destruction incident involving terrorists occurring somewhere in the world before the end of 2013. a better than even chance before the end of 2013. and in 2011 the then-assistant director of the fbi stated that the notion of probabilities in this field are really moot, because there is a 100% probability that a terrorist will use a weapon of mass destruction. so as i look back on thi

the issue almost destroyed jay cutler's presidential hopes in 2007 -- john mccain's presidential hopes in 2007 efore they took off. going into a republican primary, it hurts him amongst a pretty large contingent of conservatives who may show up to vote. so if you just look at the comment section of blogs, it's full of things like marco rubio, the trader, marco rubio, sold us out. i voted him for this. i can't believe he did this. how big of a deal is this? john mccain and mitt romney, then the conventional wisdom that you have to go to the right or pandered to grassroots conservatives may be out the window. host: a lot of discussions on the table. immigration, foreign policy. all of these things up for discussion as we have matt lewis as our panel. if you want to ask him a question, call the number on your screen. you could also tweet us or e-mail us. to give you a sense of the speech making, let's hear from senator rand paul, spoke to the conference on thursday and talked about the topic of americans who were paying for what he says is a war on christianity that's being funded by taxp

quotes alexander cutler.hairman as saying we are not hiring aggressively and saying this environment and this sales environment it's not the time to bring out a lot of personnel which doesn't portend great things for this coming friday. >> sandy's a remarkable executive. he's done a great job. he's now the dominant player in all things electric not just in this country, but in the world. he's got -- he's run the operation very, very lean to begin with. he's not necessarily a tale of manufacturing because his manufacturing is doing quite well, but yeah, i mean, he recognizes that this is a not great recovery. >> of course, on friday we will get that key number, one would expect from the bls, 165,000 is where a lot of the street is. 7.5% still in the unemployment rate, but it will trigger talk of tapering if it's a lot better. >> why don't we talk about good companies and bad companies. i have to bring up tapering and i worry about that. we should go to the bronx zoo, and we should visit a few of them. >> my ki

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he went on to private practice at wilmer, cutler and pickering, now known as wilmer hale where he was a litigator for 14 years. his practice ranged across complex and security litigation and administrative law matters. in 2009 he left private practice for the department of justice where he held a number of leadership roles including chief of staff and counselor to the deputy attorney general, associate deputy attorney general and senior counsel to the attorney general. in these positions he advised the department's leadership on a range of matters including civil litigation, appeals, national security litigation, and policy. as acting assistant attorney general for the civil division he supervises approximately 1,000 attorneys representing the united states, the president, and cabinet officers and agencies. he supervises much of the federal government's civil litigation which includes the defense of legal challenges to congressional statutes, administration policies and federal agency actions. at the justice department he has devoted significant attention to the civil division's exten