>> judge jeanine: the milwaukee county sheriff david clark, jr.s for being with us this evening. >> judge, it is my pleasure. >> i have to tell you that is a very interesting psa, public service announcement. what caused you to actually do that announcement? >> well, the back drop is this. we had severe public safety cuts both the city of milwaukee police department and the milwaukee county sheriff's office. we had rising response times. 52 minutes to respond to a burglary. this is through no fault of the officers. a lack of political commitment by the elected leaders in wisconsin who have abandoned not only the street officer is but the citizens as well. the concept that an individual doesn't play a critical role in their own protection is foreign to me, as a matter of fact. personal safety s an individual responsibility. part of my job is to give people the honest truth of what is going on and i have operationallized two important things that have gone on in the state of wisconsin recently. a doctrine that protects home owners in their home shou

you know we all want to change the world ♪ >> judge jeanine: i'm back with the wisconsin sheriff david clarkarned that enforring any gun laws that would ban americans from the right to bear arms could start a revolution. if you wait for 911 shame on you you. self and to arm your defend yourself once you educate yourself. >> i participate in assisting the feds coming in to states and going into homes and taking everyones away. i said i would not be part of something like that. i said one of the reasons i wouldn't want to get shot. the american people are only going to put up with so much before they push back. if the feds try to disarm the country you would see an uprising and maybe the -- a version of the second american revolution because just read the declaration of independence. it is right in there. it was talking about the feds coming in and going into homes, forcing their way into homes and removing firearms injuries the thought is prepostorrous. >> judge jeanine: the thought is and people are concerned about it. the whole idea of identifying gun owners in newspapers and chipping away

so this cell phone video is courtesy of our executive producer, david clark, because these right here are his dogs. that's edith the dark sunday and where is the corgi? there he is. >> the corgi is in there, too. >> i see him. so by the way, if you have any images, e-mail them to us at the address you see on your screen. give us your name, location, brief description of what we're look at. of course, stay safe. >> rick: very nice. to really appreciate the size of this storm, let's take a look at it from space. this is an image from the satellite orbiting the earth at a distance of about 22,000 miles above. it shows the two massive system that collided, creating the blizzard of 13. what's in the forecast now? maria molina live in the extreme weather center. is it over? >> it's not over just yet. rick, we have so much more weather to talk about because it's going to get cold behind the storm system and as we head westward, we actually have a brand-new winter storm that's developing, producing blizzard conditions as we head into tonight and even into tomorrow across portions of the north

as you heard from david and others and also richard clarke, there's is a shortage of qualified staff.bringing them together, i think we have shown in michigan -- not to say we have had no problems -- i believe you can be more effective. it is been shown by and large in industry and other states as well to be more efficient, better use of taxpayer dollars and overall better security program. >> maybe it's my lack of sophistication in this, by centralizing everything, i thought i was making everything more efficient. but am i making it easier for people to get into our systems, are not? >> as dan said, you're making it potentially easier but also potentially easier for you to defend it. you have limited resources, limited trained people. rather than having 12 state department or agencies or however many you have all tried to do this -- you know they cannot all do it -- have one organization at the state level that is the chief information security officer for the state. have one operations center for this kind of thing. and maybe have one cloud operation. you can actually make things mo

as you heard from david and others and also richard clarke, there's is a shortage of qualified staff.bringing them together, i think we have shown in michigan -- not to say we have had no problems -- i believe you can be more effective. it is been shown by and large in industry and other states as well to be more efficient, better use of taxpayer dollars and overall better security program. >> maybe it's my lack of sophistication in this, by centralizing everything, i thought i was making everything more efficient. but am i making it easier for people to get into our systems, are not? >> as dan said, you're making it potentially easier but also potentially easier for you to defend it. you have limited resources, limited trained people. rather than having 12 state department or agencies or however many you have all tried to do this -- you know they cannot all do it -- have one organization at the state level that is the chief information security officer for the state. have one operations center for this kind of thing. and maybe have one cloud operation. you can actually make things mo

david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clarkand applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the election just a few days away so a round of applause for all of our vip and special guests. and now at this time we would also like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners. we must acknowledge them. can't do it without them. bank of america, dignity health, miller coors, diamond foods, virgin america, pg&e, and sales force to help to make this civic celebration possible. we thank you. and of course we must recognize the giants broadcast partn

david: a handful of consume stocks getting a help. clorox, kimberly clark, hormel foods hitting highs. we'll continue to update you on the storm's path all day. fox business is bringing you deep inside the real estate story. is it good, is it bad? a lot of signs of recovery. but, david stockman, the former director of the office of management and budget under ronald reagan. he sees signs of something else, a bubble he thinks is about to pop. we will have the details coming up. liz: and where. we have a new report that highlights the best areas to buy an apartment from one of the biggest real estate firms in the entire country. find out where to cash in on all the pent-up demand. we have tim mull had land -- mull hull land in the pits of the cme. we have the head of fixed income at raymond james. tim. let's start with you. let's talk about what happened today. a lot of people thought that perhaps there would be a pullback. we did have a lower week. again we ended up in the plus category. what does it look like going into next week? >> well, trades like a bul

, pilot louie mckool and the five mission specialists, michael anderson, david brown, calputa char la, eli ramon and laurel clark. as a member of congress, who grew up with astronauts, i have been blessed to meet some of the famloifs columbia's last crew. one of them said words i'll never, ever forget. in the final moments, columbia and her crew came home to texas. may the columbia crew rest in peace with our eternal thoughts and blessings. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i attended the tunall of former congressman and former mayor ed koch in new york new york city. ed was larger than life. a great mayor of the city of new york. a fantastic congressman before that, a personal friend of mine and so many others. it's generally thought that ed was the one who brought new york city back from the bad days, starting the good days. he was the quintessential mayor of new york, walking up and down the streets when he was mayor asking peop

so i think, as you heard from david and others, and also richard clarke, there is a shortage of qualified staff. so bringing them together i think we've shown in michigan, not saying that we have no problems. we have a long way to go but by bringing your team together i believe you can be more effective. i believe it is shown by and large in the industry and other states as well to be more efficient in use of taxpayer dollars and a better overall security program. >> maybe we didn't, i'm assuming, again, it is my lack of sophistication in this, by centralizing everything i thought i was making everything more efficient but am i setting up making it easier for people to get into our systems or not? >> i think as dan said, you're making it potentially easier but you're also making it potentially easier for you to defend it. you have got limited resources, limited trained people. rather than having 12 state departments and agencies, however many you have, all trying to do this, and you know they can't all do it, have one organization at the state level that is the chief information security

and kimberly-clark, maker of kleenex and huggies making an all-time high. do i sound like a broken record? we have that one. david: we're waiting on earnings from herbalife, and dell and all of which great interest in. we will bring you the numbers as soon as they are released. and president obama says we have to grow the economy, create good jobs and everybody will find out why raising the minimum wage might have just the opposite effect. liz: just a few hour g hours age was hit by a cyber attack. earlier today an alarming report was released claiming china's military, the government military has been hacking into a lot of american companies and organizations, 140 plus. is there a hacking war being waged? the chairman of the company that spotted it and found it. a company that put out the report, the ceo of the company to help defend against these tests come back attacks. david: the possible move to take it private is dell. how do they do? ashley: on earnings per share, $0.40, the aspect was 39. on the revenue, 13.3 billion. a beat on the revenue as well. there are some other numbers as we delve into this, consu

clark hagan. steelers in 2005. and then kicker davidhe 2004 eagles >> and the eagles aren't big fans of david akers, let's hope it doesn't come down to a kick today. >>> let's talk about another news this marc. we have an update on a series story. there is a funeral held today for the alabama school bus driver who did die while trying to protect children from a gunman. police say a man named jimmily dykes shot charles poled on tuesday and kidnapped a five- year-old boy off of that bus and he had been holding that boy hostage in an underground bunker for six days now. people held a prayer vigil yesterday for the boy. and the f.b.i. has been trying to negotiate with dykes doing it through a pipe in the bunker. dykes reportedly making the boy comfortable. >>> it's 9:25. mentioned david akers. he has had a rough season. a great season last year. people are wondering whether or not if it comes to a kick how far can he go. we will see right now. if you aren't watching the super bowl today. it's ok, rosemary, right? you can all get outside and

tim clark says the board and management are in, quote, very active discussions about recording that is returning cash to investors because davidabout a new class of stock that will pay higher dividend is created. what are your thoughts on this? liz: apple keeps an estimated 70% of its cash overseas every dead at hospitable tax climate here they are going to go on a shopping spree--nearly $29 billion. this amid the senate probe into corporate cash held overseas. stuart: they will be penalized to $20 billion. liz: almost over period of years. stuart: stock is down $2. charles: i am worried tim cook is bidding in michelle obama's box tonight and there's a call for american corporations to bring that money home or have the american government take it under some form of emergency and infrastructure building emergency, kill the old tax laws, take that money back even if you don't bring it back with tim cook sitting there supporting such aid thing. i have been worried about this for a long time. something is far-fetched but keep an eye on that. stuart: no pressure. president obama will deliver the state of the union address and he is

that's david's contact sheet from nixon leaving the south lawn on august 9th, '74. >> i was there. >> that's ed clark was a "life" magazine photographer, fdr's funeral. that's the accordion player at warm springs. >> that's very touching. >> yep. >> well, tomorrow at this time we're going to have more best of office politics with a focus on the president and the first family both out on the campaign trail and just recently on inauguration day. >>> first came a senate ethics inquiry. now today a new report about new jersey senator robert menendez and his relationship with a florida eye surgeon. [ male announcer ] what are happy kids made of? bikes and balloons, and noodles on spoons. a kite, a breeze, a dunk of grilled cheese. catches and throws, and spaghettio's. a wand, some wings, soup with good things. sidewalks and doodles and wholesome noodles. puddles and pails and yes, puppy dog tails. for a lunch like this, there's a hug and a kiss. because that's what happy kids are made of. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, th

david silverberg will take place later. first, a news update from c-span radio. >> its dave clarke 32 eastern.sident obama traveled to minneapolis today to talk about his anti-gun violence agenda. the president will meet with members of the law-enforcement community on his plan to ban assault weapons and require universal background checks for gun buyers. his visit to the minneapolis police department poses special operations center marks the first time the president is campaigning on his proposal outside washington. c-span is covering the president's remarks. you can hear him after 2:30 p.m. on c-span radio. the new secretary of state john kerry introduces himself agency employees after spending much of the weekend making connections with leaders from around the world. if he reached out to israeli and palestinian leaders in phone calls yesterday and assured them the obama administration will continue to pursue a mideast peace agreement. he also spoke with his counterparts in japan, south korea, turkey, canada, and mexico if. he had lunch with george shultz, secretary of state under president