representative patrick would not return calls, emails, tweets - silence on them. >> and senator mccain has interest in defence. >> he's against hiding stuff in bills, it's interesting. >> is this an issue of national defense? >> you saw we tried to speak to resolution copper. they backed out of the interview. we got a final statement from the project manager, a brief statement. this is national defense. why will it be mined. will it stay in the u.s. it's too early to tell where the copper will end up. it may be in the foreign market. states. >> could go to the foreign market >>> next here, saving the lost boys. canada fights to keep its youth from being drawn into extremism. later - remaking a relationship. the police force that came face to face with a bitter reality. it was profiling its community. >> is there resentment on your police force because of the way you are trying to change things? >> i think there's some. >> chris bury in kalamazoo later this hour. >>> and hot on the website - locked in but fighting back. a smoke survivor's struggle against the bureaucracy >>> in our fast

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emails, you're not alone. make sure to keep those tweets and emails coming in. also, let us know what you think on facebook.go to facebook.com/teamcavuto. thanks for watching. have a great weekend.e going to lou dobbs. lou: good evening. i am lou dobbs. president obama on the west coast today looking for the help of silicon valley for foreign cyberattacks but the president offered few ideas and no new ones. headline days cybersecurity summit at stanford university of amasses cyberthreats in did not appear to be listening to any of their concerns or council. some of the most important people at the technology no show showing the

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sure to keep those tweets and emails coming in. also, let us know what you think on facebook. just go to facebook.com/teamcavuto. thanks for watching. have a great weekend.e going to lou dobbs. lou: good evening. i am lou dobbs. president obama on the west coast today looking for the help of silicon valley for foreign cyberattacks but the president offered few ideas and no new ones. headline days cybersecurity summit at stanford university of amasses cyberthreats in did not appear to be listening to any of their concerns or council. some of the most important people at the technology no show showing the displeasure of the data sharing proposal. very page mark zuckerberg and andros nuncio person they're all declining invitations. and purely symbolic. >> i am signing a new executive order about cyberthreats within the private sector and between government and the private sector. it will encourage more to share information with each other. lou: we will be joined by the beating cybersecurity experts. also tonight the former head of intelligence blasted the national security strate

ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. here's roberta. >> you know, i'm doing the happy dance over here because we are not going to get so much rain here but we are going to get snow in the greater lake tahoe area and that's where we get our water from so it's all good. take a look at our hi-def doppler radar. nothing on the screen as of right now. we do have a few clouds over the bay bridge. wow, that is beautiful. temperature-wise we are in the 40s and 50s. but it's going to be windy today. that's going to be the most notable feature with this storm coming in our area. it's been the warmest winters on record with above average temperatures. sure, about a foot of snow above 7,000 feet feat between friday and sunday and the high sierra. if we get any rain today, it would be a few light sprinkles across the bay area. then comes saturday our best chance of precipitation. chance of hit-and-miss scattered showers

e to keep those tweets and emails coming in. also, let us know what you think on facebook. just go to facebook.com/teamcavuto. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. stossel: they soon did. but now some americans say things like this. >> capitalism is an evil system set up to benefit the few at the expense of the many. stossel: really? how is the alternative working out? >> there is no fresh bread or meat on sale. stossel: presidentpresident obama wants us to open relationships with cuba. >> we will end an outdated approach that fails to advance our interests. >> what are our interests? many americans think communism is just fine. >> who is on your shirt? che. >> communism versus capitalism, that's our show tonight. ♪ announcer: and now, john stossel. stossel: capitalism works! in my lifetime, free markets have listed 2 billion people out of the misery of poverty. yet, lots of americans still sneer at capitalism. it's unfair. a scheme of the rich to exploit poor people. (?) even today when i would think the success of capitalism is

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ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweett #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >>> hi-def doppler is picking up nothing within the bay area as far as precipitation is concerned. take a peek for yourself. we do notice increasing cloud cover, however. bay bridge partly cloudy skies. temperature-wise, we are sitting at 49 throughout the tri-valley. it is 54 degrees in san francisco. 56 due east of the bay bridge. here's what you need to know today. with this dry cold front that begins to descend on the bay area, it's going to become pretty much windy this afternoon. northwest winds to 20 gusts to 30. the extended forecast does call for unsettled weather just a sprinkle or two today. better chances of rain come saturday. right now, barely any rain associated with this front as it continues to dive down in a southerly direction. and as it does so, yeah, maybe a shower today. but nothing measurable. minimal precipitation expected tomorrow, as well.

ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweetrkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. all right. let's get a check on that forecast. here's roberta. >>> good morning, everyone. take a look at this right now. because it's our kpix 5 weather camera and we are looking due east towards the bay bridge. it stands 527 feet tall. and on top of the tower you should be able to see a red airplane beacon. and we can't see it so if we can't see it, pilots can't see it. that's why we have delays at sfo on arriving lights? up to about one full hour at this time. temperatures are pretty uniform across the board at this hour due to the blanket of low clouds and fog. some drizzle this morning. i encountered drizzle this morning. look at the scene in san jose. you will encounter patchy fog, as well. but over the weekend we return to an offshore flow. we will be fog-free. i'm not looking at rain here in the immediate bay area until perhaps the first day of march. we'll keep you posted on that. meanwhile big doings in the santa c

ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweetpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. i thought roberta was clapping over that response. actually were you adjusting something on your dress? >> yeah, okay. [ laughter ] >> but you did a wonderful job. [ laughter ] >> kudos to elizabeth this morning. >> i agree with the viewer. >>> good morning, everybody. let's take a look outside right now and it appears as if the ceiling is lowering this morning. you can barely see the top of the transamerica building 853 feet tall. usually when this ceiling lowers to 600 feet, that's when we experience delays on arriving flights at sfo so we'll continue to monitor the airport situation. right now the temperatures are pretty uniform due to the blanket of clouds out there. visibility an issue in santa rosa and livermore with some pockets of dense fog. here's san jose does not appear to be as foggy this morning as 24 hours ago but some areas are picking up some drizzle. you may need to use your windshield wipers out the door. so

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ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. >>> good morning, 5:12 on this tuesday. we take you now to a very snowy new york city where currently right there in central parks it is 6 degrees above 0 going up to a high of 21. now, fast forward to the west coast there you have the golden gate bridge. currently it is 54 degrees going up to a high temperature today in the mid-60s. >>> it was 6 months ago today that the napa valley was rocked by the biggest earthquake to hit the area in nearly 25 years. the 6.0 magnitude quake struck in the early-morning hours and caused major damage. recovery is still going on. the quake knocked down buildings in parts of napa and nearby cities. >>> new this morning, a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car on highway 880 in milpitas. the collision happened overnight at the off-ramp from northbound 880 to highway 237. police say the vehicle involved was a silver infiniti sedan. they are not releasing more details. >>> ac

ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweetgerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. that is your "kcbs traffic" all eyes on the storm and roberta. >>> it's our hi-def doppler radar. good morning, everybody. it's picking up some green on the screen which is light rainfall yellow is a pocket of the moderate rain. orange is heavy downpours. and usually consisting of half an inch per hour falling. i took a broad view so you could see the fetch of moisture streaming all the way back to the southwest all the way to the hawaiian islands. this is the typical pineapple express and right now, the precipitation wants to keep streaming across the northern portion of the bay area. right now we do have some light rain showers just pushing onshore just south of point arena. it's been hit and miss all morning but will be more consistent mid-morning. that is why we have a flash flood watch in effect north of the golden gate bridge. this does include lake county where we will see up to 10" of rain in the highest locations

millions of tweets texts, and emails. a global conversation on this dress and the color of it. what -- >> you know, this to me says a couple things on a very serious note. a dress like this is all about context. right? in the interest of full disclosure, i don't own a dress so i can't tell you what color it is. you know, the thing is it doesn't matter, what it says is that the world is filled with dangerous headlines. people find entertainment or context in evaluating a dress. neil: fair enough. real quick take on this. >> i agree we like stupid simple problems we can solve. it's an optical illusion that won't be solved. neil: the dress is purple. you learned that leonard . >> you know, i know everyone is focused on the tragic death of leonard nimoy, in the financial community, a far bigger out of this world figure passed. he once headed up the large financial giant aig it was how he headed it up and the guff he refused to take from administration types he would accept salaries he would have no part of. dragged out in the middle of a meltdown to fix things up. last time he was

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millions of tweets texts, and emails. a global conversation on this dress and the color of it.ow, this to me says a couple things on a very serious note. a dress like this is all about context. right? in the interest of full disclosure, i don't own a dress so i can't tell you what color it is. you know, the thing is it doesn't matter, what it says is that the world is filled with dangerous headlines. people find entertainment or context in evaluating a dress. neil: fair enough. real quick take on this. >> i agree we like stupid simple problems we can solve. it's an optical illusion that won't be solved. neil: the dress is purple. you learned that leonard passed. the financial industry lost an even bigger player. is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both er

millions of tweets texts, and emails. a global conversation on this dress and the color of it.hat -- >> you know, this to me says a couple things on a very serious note. a dress like this is all about context. right? in the interest of full disclosure, i don't own a dress so i can't tell you what color it is. you know, the thing is it doesn't matter, what it says is that the world is filled with dangerous headlines. people find entertainment or context in evaluating a dress. neil: fair enough. real quick take on this. >> i agree we like stupid simple problems we can solve. it's an optical illusion that won't be solved. neil: the dress is purple. you learned that leonard [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts ♪ ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ ♪ do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? i

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tweet. >> emails will start pouring in you should have said it was going to rain. >> now she said it! all want to try, well, maybe some of us have. >> and more of what police found in the passenger side of a car in new york. >> and the best part of desert. we will be right back. >> i love desert! . >>> well, take a look at this dummy. >> you see people do that here and i think people put car seats that are empty, and they will put stuffed animals in them. >> you can't see it is made out of wood there. >> trying to trick the police. >> yes. an officer questioned him about his very quiet passenger. >> he said the passenger, can i see i.d. i said officer i don't think so. [ laughing ] i came home in the h.o.v. lane. what can you do? >> what can do you, huh? >> he doesn't care he got caught. i wonder how much the ticket was. >> yes. campbell said he used the fake body to get to work on time. ' apparently he was running late. why not throw in a gold, old, wooden dummy. >> and he got away with it. he got a ticket violation and speeding ticket, as well. >>> well, now to dessert. only 12% of

. >> was series of tweets about peter. there was email set up to communicate with peter kassig's.say hi to kayla's parents. this was a signal they had her as well. since that point there has been very deep concern about her status with isis. >> and nothing since his death. >> not that i'm aware. >> no ransom demands or anything and then today, this report. i mean, so cruel. i mean -- it seems so convenient to isis but also they are killers. >> time something what has the u.s. intelligence community deeply sceptic call that this strike could have been responsible. you have to understand how this organization works. they wait for the opportunity. they waited for the king of jordan to be in washington, d.c. to unleash this sort of media propaganda campaign involving the pilot and the japanese hostages. this incident is giving people in the ic pause because it seems to be another opportunity for a media rollout. and that's the thing to watch. if another image or video is presented and another shoe drops in this. >> it's just awful. anyway, catherine, thank you. >> you are welcome. >>

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go to the emails and the texts and the tweets and the instagrams and facebooks and try to find out what happened here. this came out as a road rage case but there is a lot more that we just don't know. >> like self-defense. right? we now know that before she dropped off oher daughter she picked up a gun. >> um. >>um seemingly to protect herself from it seemed like this person was following her earlier in the day. could there be a self-defense. >> there is going to be two things happening out of the gate. number one, we don't even know if nowsh is the right guy. the only people identifying him as the shooter is the victim's son who also had a gun, her 22-year-old son had a gun when was an altercation outside their house. the friends, responsible for telling the police that he was bragging about, that's not an admission by nowch, that's other people telling the authorities yeah this guy was bragging about the murder. good example of when you have an arrests often times in cases doesn't mean it's solved. >> this relationship is even more interesting. you heard from her husband, too. that s

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email us. or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> the house this week passed a bill repealing the 2010 health care law by a 239-186. the bill instructed certain committees to come up with a health care alternative. there have been nearly 60 attempts in the house to repeal the current law. those voting against the measure included all democrats and three republicans. next, we will show you a portion of the debate that occurred before the final vote. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 596, sponsored by bradley byrne ofalabama. obamacare. millions of americans continue to feel the harmful effects of the president's health care law in almost every corner of their life. recently, i heard from a president school teacher who told me that many of our local schools are having trouble finding long-term substitutes for specialty classes, such as art music and physical education. under obamacare's new definition of full-time work, substitute teachers are strictly limited to 3 1/2 days a week. childre

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no live blogging or tweeting there is no embargo when the session is over. we will email several pictures of the session to reporters here as soon as the represents we we will start by offering her guess the opportunity to make some opening comments on the move to questions. with that, thank you for doing this. the floor is yours. >> thank you. i will just say, it is a changing sign of the times. no cell phones allowed, no pictures. take us healthy. anyway. anyway. i was here previously. we released other paper and more conservative approach to healthcare. today i am here with our 4th paper talking about k-12 education reform. there are many reasons we should be worried. the status of education. if america were to close the gap between where we are today in canada we can literally add trillions of dollars to our economy. there is the report from stanford university talking about the fact that if we had better teachers in our classrooms a more effective teacher can literally improve the average earning power of the student in the classroom by thousands of dollars over thei

tweeting. this will give us time to listen to what our guest says. to help you resist the selfy urge -- selfie urge, we will email pictures. we will start by offering our depeft an opportunity to make opening comments. the floor is yours. >> thank you all for allowing me to come back and speak to you again. it is a changing sign of the times. we talked about selfies. at the hotel gym this morning, there was a sign saying no pictures of any kind taken, and there was an exception, "only selfies." we have released papers on how we can become more energy independent. our foreign policy, investing in defense, as well as on repealing and replacing obama care and a more conservative approach to health care. today i am here with our fourth paper talking about k through 12 education reform. there are many reasons we should be concerned about the status of education. another report over the weekend talking about if america were to close the gap of where we are today in canada over the next several years we could add trillions of dollars to our economy. there is a report from stanford university talking about the fact that

tweets. he immediately apologized. some of these, mandy, had unflattering things to say about gay people emails and even a cavalier attitudeu point out, about drunk driving. >> yeah absolutely. i think the bottom line here is nothing. it was never deleted from the internet. >> this goes to the question of when you do these kinds of things, put these things out, you are a publisher, and it is out there for all to see. if you publish after you may have had a few adult beverages, you are responsible. right? >> maybe he skated up to the line and didn't go way over the edge. he still apparently is employable. you have to be careful about your tweets. >> i think -- i think i remember george clooney saying that he didn't tweet because he likes to have a beverage in the evening. this guy i think he has called himself _#maturing. i would say _#doless. >>> next topic, a texas teen being fired on twitter. fired on twitter from her first day at a pizza rea for tweeting oh, i start this -- >> blank blank. >> -- job tomorrow. boss got wind of the tweet and fired her over twitter. no, you don't. i just fired you. good luck with your no m

you can email us at comments@cspan.org or send us a tweet at cj span#comments. >> as we mentioned, the house is back shortly at 4:30 eastern to debate a few bills. until then, from this morning's "washington journal," the conversation about u.s. strategy for cyberwarfare. the u.s. should engage in a offensive cyberattacks. the five by five writer from rollcall joins us. tim starks, what do we mean when we say going on the offense when it comes to cyber security and cyberattacks? guest: it's a very good question. the line between offense and defense insider security is very narrow. obviously, defending her networks makes it harder for people to intrude on them, but there are people who say part of the defense is offense. you know, you need to make it if someone attacks her networks, you can attack them back. it is a deterrent, if you will. there is no question the u.s. has conducted cyber offense, you know, they would say in the name of cyber defense. you look at the attack on north korea probably as an example of that. after the sony break-in. but it's difficult to define what cyber of

tweeting. this will give us time to listen to what our guest says. to help you resist the selfy urge -- selfie urge, we will emailictures. we will start by offering our depeft an opportunity to make opening comments. the floor is yours. >> thank you all for allowing me to come back and speak to you again. it is a changing sign of the times. we talked about selfies. at the hotel gym this morning, there was a sign saying no pictures of any kind taken, and there was an exception, "only selfies." we have released papers on how we can become more energy independent. our foreign policy, investing in defense, as well as on repealing and replacing obama care and a more conservative approach to health care. today i am here with our fourth paper talking about k through 12 education reform. there are many reasons we should be concerned about the status of education. another report over the weekend talking about if america were to close the gap of where we are today in canada over the next several years we could add trillions trillions of dollars to our economy. there is a report from stanford university talking about the fa

you can email us at comments at c-span.org or send us a tweet at c-span #comments. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> president obama is on the west coast today attending the security summit at stanford university. the hill reports the president will sign an executive order stashing information centers that companies can use to share data about cyberattacks with the government. we should hear more about that when the president speaks at 2:20 p.m. eastern. we'll have his remarks live for you here on c-span. next remarks from the mayor of london. boris johnson. he sat down with politico's mike allen for the publication's breakfast series this morning. the mayor talks about a number of topics, including potential u.s. presidential contenders, making stops in london. british politics, and terrorism. this is about an hour. >> good morning, early birds. welcome to our first international playbook breakfast. we appreciate all of you coming out. welcome to all of you out in live stream land watching. we appreciate you. we'd love to b