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ec svices and wanting to get more of it.t wants to protect your privacy, but where is this going? going to jump on the band wagon, i'm sure. >> i'm on the security side of this. i think the government is right. and remember, this is very different from the apple case. the government wanted to build a bridge. they wanted apple to come and build a bridge to private information. this is very different. this is about keeping that search private. which is a law from 1968. so, i don't have a problem with this. i want government to be on the side of security. we need security. we are in the war of our lives with isis. it makes sense to do this now. >> scott martin. >> yeah, i agree with jerry. what's funny, i think a lot of these companies like apple microsoft or google, are using this chance as a pr stunt to say hey, america, we're not in the pocket anymore. because that was a complaint about silicon valley, but i totally think that security is priority number one. that's the government's job to let him get in there and get that d

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nation: confide, crisis, and compromise, 1848-1877" ec -- excess. they should be de-obligated or resended by a congressman. >> let's good -- get a specific one. one area i was dealing with the district. the council and border security programs. it was $440 million over its target for un-obligated balances in fiscal year 2014. how did that account end up half a billion almost over target? >> as mr. dodaro mentioned, very often these types of programs over at state department or department of energy will have spending obligations that will cross fiscal years. they have had targeted put in place, and the amount of money they need each year to handle that flexibility or understand their spending crosses years. when it is way out of whack as it was here they need to be able to roll that back or need have greater transparency and understanding as to what money they need, how they will spend it, and be tougher on reporting where they are on that. >> i guess my concern would be if that be the case, they said at 25%, why not next year the same instead of 40%

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i am struck overall from one ec in that city the working-class city where 20 years ago you could make $8 an hour but today that is all over. i just want to ask you of the political consequences of the housing crisis i see when i go door-to-door. there are tremendous efforts to create support in these communities around the yield on the campaign. >> every year i go back they are gone. the houses are gone and they are boarded up this is how you end up with scott walker a state with a progressive tradition is a battleground in part because of that. can you speak to that of the political consequences or the destruction of the community. >> in some neighborhoods in milwaukee have an extremely high eve fiction rate. one at a four households is gone so how do we build a community? how do we allow people to invest? you are absolutely right. it is also the fact these neighborhoods have been neglected for decades. there is a concentrated amount and what we are working together to make ends meet and to see that political potential. milwaukee lost more jobs than during the depression. but what i

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to take up their theatrical and wants to move around to in non dash subconscious as adults sillery eckespeare at the folger me say you're not understand all these words but the situation will speak for itself start speaking end you will begin to find your way. we found if you have a positive experience reading shakespeare or performing it the odds of the remaining connected to this writer go way up. c-span: the back to the way we began with senator byrd from the floor of the senate >> speaking to proteus that to gentleman speaking of the dearly beloved sylvia i was as rich as 20 sees as it stands of the rocks pure gold. valentine of the good solid well-rounded education if all they say is the rocks is pure gold. >> how does someone do that to one summer aboard great some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. he doesn't just'' -- quote shakespeare but this is a puffball of our they play to say i don't want to talk about the situation i want to talk about a great education. >> how many people worked at the folger library? >>guest: 100 full-time staff and 40 or 50 d

. >> we suspect north korea threatened on launch missiles near ec area but failed. we are monitoring the tests and getting ready against them. >> reporter: north korea's missile tests have failed before. last year, it disintegrated a test launch. but the country had other tests which were successes successful. and it sparked international alarm and triggering new u.n. sanctions. north korea says it is acting in response to the biggest ever join u.s. and south korean military exercises which took place in march this year. u.s. officials have repeatedly called for restrain. they said north korea should face consequences of its defiance. observers believe the country is determined to develop this new technology. and it is a does so, tensions continue on rise. >>> british police make five arrests in the ongoing investigation into the terror attacks on paris and brussels. four people were arrested including a woman. a fifth was arrested at the airport. police would not elaborate on the arrests. but the man in the hat suspect is suspect of making several trips to the birm

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waseuro copter ec-225 carrying people from an offshore oilfield when he crashed.wegian aviation administration says it is banning all such helicopters to fly. the king and queen are canceling a trip to neighboring sweden because of the crash. puerto rico's health secretary said the island has recorded its first secret related death. the 78-year-old man died in february. 73 cases have involved pregnant women. -- announcedma in today when he called common sense steps to curb gun violence, including requirements that so-called "smart guns" would have to meet. smart guns use new and enhanced to preventnology accidental shootings or track down a missing gun. the global news 24 hours a day powered by our 24 hour -- our 2400 journalists all around the world. emily: this is "bloomberg west." shares surged in pandora's trading after an update. listening hours -- listening hours rose classroom percent from a year ago. the stock surge comes at a crucial time for the company, having outlined inexpensive five-year strategy to send off spotify and apple music in february and br

this is true in the ec and in the united states. i think a major problem as i see it at this stage is how do we create gdp growth rate, which enables us to get all of the values that we get under ground, without getting productivity because the gdp growth rate is essentially output for our effectively times the expansion in the labor force. and what we are, as janet has correctly and accurately pointed out, our labor force and our slack of employment is dissipating and the unemployment rate is going to reach a level soon below which you cannot get realistically. i think that the data i see is the productivity slowed down across the globe as a function of the fact that capitol investment pretty much everywhere has slowed down to a significant extent and is a percent of gdp that has been dramatically lower n thait has been historically. our function should be, and i certainly agree that monetary policy should not have their whole load of getting us out of this fundamentally a fiscal problem. spending money only increases the debt. i t

ec. carter: chairman mccann, ranking member reed, thank you for those statements. and for this hearing, and for the range both the geographic and in terms of tactical operational and strategic that you are asking us to speak to. i thank all of the members of the committee for being here, and above all, chairman, thank you for thanking the troops. it means a lot. you have many opportunities to carry that to them directly, but i will try to do that to. i will briefly in my opening statement address all of the aspects of the subjects raised n your two statements. obviously, our campaign to defeat isil, and more broadly our military strategy in the middle east. i appreciated this is my seventh appearance before this committee, the fifth focused on the middle east since i became secretary of defense. the timing is fortuitous in the sense that i just returned from a two week trip to the asia-pacific, and the middle east was the both regions are critical to u.s. and global security. men and wome

it is right down there with home ec in speech last night edges and university adjuvant interest in military history, they think you must be a relative of dick cheney or you want to rub out somebody. but in fact when the american secretary of state in 1947 was asked to speak at the 200 anniversary of fun at princeton university, almost all of his speech was about probably the greatest military and political story who ever lived. politics and war and those things which lead us into armed conflict are part of the human condition, and we ignore our obligation to familiarize ourselves with their history and the history of military affairs and wars. that's why we are here this evening to recognize its foremost practitioners. dr. roberts, ready? [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, it's a greahonor to be back here at the new york historical society. the last time i was here a few months ago, they allow digital copies of my book. a lady came up and said that i had the authentic accent of a british hollywood villain. [laughter] the great thing was i think she meant it as a compliment. today we are go

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. >> we suspect north korea threatened on launch missiles near ec area but failed. we are monitoring the tests and getting ready against them. >> reporter: north korea's missile tests have failed before. last year, it disintegrated a test launch. but the country had other tests which were successes successful. and it sparked international alarm and triggering new u.n. sanctions. north korea says it is acting in response to the biggest ever join u.s. and south korean military exercises which took place in march this year. u.s. officials have repeatedly called for restrain. they said north korea should face consequences of its defiance. observers believe the country is determined to develop this new technology. and it is a does so, tensions continue on rise. >>> british police make five arrests in the ongoing investigation into the terror attacks on paris and brussels. four people were arrested including a woman. a fifth was arrested at the airport. police would not elaborate on the arrests. but the man in the hat suspect is suspect of making several trips to the birm

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right down there with home-ec and speech. as you say in a university that you have an interest in military history they think you must be a relative of dick cheney or you want to bomb somebody. but in fact, when the american secretary of state in 1947 was asked to speak at the 200th 200th anniversary of the founding of princeton university, almost all of his speech was about probably the greatest military and political and historian who ever lived. politics and war in those things which lead us into armed conflict are part of the human condition, and we ignore our obligation to familiarize ourselves with our history and the history of military affairs and wars at our great peril. that's why we are here this evening, to recognize its foremost practitioners. -- roberts. -- dr. roberts. ready? [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, it's a great honor to be back here at the new york historical society. last time i was here, a couple of months ago, with a very kindly allowed me to sell copies of my book and lady came up and said, i h

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ec, in thee in the united states. i think a major problem as i see gdps how do we create growth rate which enables us to get all the values that we get productivity? effectively times of expansion in the labor force? janet has accurately pointed out the labor force is our slack in employment is gradually dissipating. the unemployment rate is kind resell level soon -- with the can do groups issue of productivity, then we have no major advance in the future. see is ahat the data i slowdown pretty much across the globe. the fact that capital investment pretty much everywhere has slowed down to significant extent as a percent of gdp. it has entered radically lower than it has been as far -- thus far. be -- ition should agree that monetary policy fundamentally a physical problem. spending money only increases the debt. data has shown facing with the demographics we have in this country is a major expansion of debt under existing policy. i think unless you address that issue we will have problems that are not going to get r

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h headlined,ece is americans afghan refugee crisis."e wrote -- "over the decades, the united states has not only lacked the capacity to fix afghan society, but has played an essential role in breaking it." he goes on to suggest that the u.s. should fulfill its historic, moral and political responsibility, and enable the "mass resettlement of afghan migrants here." robertrt crews's director of islamic studies at stanford university, author of several books, most recently, "afghan modern: the history of a global nation." welcome. talk about what should happen now, the scope of the problem of afghan refugeeees and what is te u.s. role? >> the united states has approach this problem for over a fairlynow, with some flawed misconceptions about afghan society and afghan politics. by comets about the refugee crisis extends to really a much broader critique of america's approach in afghanistan itself. i think we have been burdened a society that we're dealing with a society that is inherently barbaric and violent, and we feel the see how we in f

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in some ways, i think i am proudest of having written and historians brief in the ec development. representing a point of view which may come back into fashion. hashatever fortune province it for the american republic. so these are delightful reasons to be here. let me go on. we are talking about the superior virtue of historical originalist some. i want to talk about what it means to be an historian. a working historian what does it mean to be an historical originalist. most of this will go into explaining what that details. i will begin with a personal confession. i am an old originalist. i am one day older than the marshall plan, so everyone here can really calculate my birthdate in case it is a little foggy. . turn 69 in a couple weeks i am an old originalist in that sense. not a spring chicken anymore. i am thinking about when to retire. i am an old originalist. i am aging, and i am an originalist. it could also have another set of references. i have been interested in the subject of originalist them ever since i was a graduate in harvard in 1970. i started thinking about the

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. >> we used to have a thing called home ec. we used to bring teach financial literacy.ve them bring in their parent's paycheck and you show them where every little thing goes. show them in a class where a small business operates and how heroic it is to try to make a tidy profit in this world where the government controls everything. i wrote down they need a class on supply and demand. they need to understand credit card interest. last, but not least, they need a course that tallies up the debt caused by noncapitallistic societies. >> they need to go to venezuela where there is no electricity now. but i think they understand capitalism. you basically work. you get money, the better you are at work or the harder you work, the more money you get and then you rise in the materialistic world. but i think these people don't care about the materialistic world. >> i think you are giving them too much credit. my nonscientific cursory observation of these so-called millennials are the most pampered ignorant biggest cry babies i have ever seen. asking a millennial about capitalism

and next is the ec bshb, and af that is the people of bank of china, and then this fed.o we have a while to go, and there are other central banks ahead of us. >> in some respects, a wakeup call that the era, and that is what it has been an era of the central bank stimulus is coming to an end? >> well, it is not really a wakeup call that the central bank are less effective in delivering the financial outcome s. they are are great in delivering the financial outcomes, but not economic outcomes, and so we are getting nearer to the point where they will have difficulty to deliver them. >> and how should the investor and the traders around the table factor in what the fed could do in the months ahead and how the markets could react as a result. >> well, most of us have lived through a special period, because two things have occurred. fwroet has been low but stable. and central banks have repressed financial volatility when it is high. so both of them are aggression, and so name-specific elements are important, and tactical trading is important as t strategic positioning, and

when rescue workers arrived on scene that discovered that he was confused and not acting like help ec line should it was determined that he is suffering brain damage from the smoke has said--acid >>jeff bush: he was released back into a while longer the islands at the beginning of the year and there was hope that with the last time they would see him but he has been spotted in several our locations the scientists say the panel has acid poisoning and it is affecting his brain function if it has been and higher than normal concentrations in the pacific ocean for about a year now and it is the same chemical that was found and the crab shutting down the season until just last week they said it is hard to tell where school days in just didn't they suggest that he may have gotten from its mother's milk and suffered long- lasting effect as a result. >>jeff bush: >>rob fladaboe: >>will tran: the giants had a very different looking opening day of the highlights satellite from yesterday's game >>will tran: it was the offense that led the way the giants won the game one of 12 to three. >>terisa

[applause] as the speaker said it could the ec so all of you show to be a soldier for life.n speaker ryan told us i saw you shaking your head. we are professionals and tried to have more confidence. wherever the american soldier goes to make a positive difference it is hard to see that'd realtime. millions are going to school that never went to school. [applause] there is a lot to be grateful for. >> but your output speeches appreciated. you look like a paratrooper. but he does look good. the heart of the borinqueneers in the american soldier is what we're celebrating today. as secretary of the army to celebrate with each hand everyone. god bless you and god bless america. the secretary of veterans affairs. >> good afternoon. i am pleased to add my congratulations to everyone and especially for veterans. my mission and of my department is to care for those who have borne the battle for families and survivors. the best and the most inspiring mission in government to serve the best and most deserving clients and though world. bear right here among us is the borinqueneers it is

. >> seattle ec that is. >> how can you talk so clearly withll o a that in your mouth? [laughter] greg: oh. rosanna: look how simple that was. was that suzanne somers? greg: read his company. early '80s. groundbreaking. about a man pretending to be gay. no word on who would play the leadoles in this film if they make it into a movie. do you have any suggestions? >> it was very edgy for it's time. rosanna: by th way, today is queen elisabeth birth date. ninety years old. god bless her. greg: good for her. i still remember sheas ver y cold with diane on. rosanna: great-grandchildren. her dghteau greg: wh right? rosanna: that is her daughter. remember randy was here fan of the hour. thank you so much for saying nice things about us on our happy birthday, queen (church bell) (bear growls) r(burke) smash and grub. r seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. almost 8:00 o'clock in the morning. april is flying by. >> ife is flying by. weatherwise. what do we have out there? mi woods back from coast arica. rosanna: mike. welcome home. we hav

alive with the met sand until bridging ec cloudy skies. this evening will cool down to the mid-60s by 6:00 p.m.. you can see the temperature is around the bay on this map. we will continue warming things up through tomorrow and cooling down a little bit from sunday. look for pretty intense heat by the middle of next week. piquancy temperatures on the map again-- and you can see temperatures on the map again. >> anny: temperatures will be on the rise a little tomorrow there'll be fantastic weather all weekend long. tuesday will be upper seventies to low 80s and wednesday will be upper 80s to possibly in the '90s in some areas. >> robin: a little bit of a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza . we have another wave of heavy traffic coming in but it is really not bad. i hope you enjoy the lighter than normal conditions. from oakland to the sky way it will be about 50 minutes.--59 minutes--15 minutes. travel times the great. look at that green all- around. even the south bay is hot spot free from north and to 82 san jose to cupertino is 13 minu