i'm frank reagan. i'd like to welcome you all to our fair city. i see a lot of familiar faces.ones, and i look forward to spending some time with all of you over the next few days. if we ald just settle down. (chattering stops) l coul thank you. gathered in this room are law enforcement professionals from all over the tristate area. and it's an honor and a pleasure to have you with us. we got a lot of ground to cover and a wealth of information to share, so let's get started. with an update on this morning's schedule detective abigail baker.

frank went his way with the negotiating team from canada. the president went his way with mulroney. they had a break and came back for lunch, and reagan went into the team's room and he heard schultz, secretary of state shultz and frank carlucci are -- are doing. so he told somebody to go tell them that they would be delayed for lunch a few minutes. he listened for 10 or 15 minutes, and when he was finished, there was a break. he put his finger almost in carlucci's chest and said "frank, i told you to be nice to the canadians." so carlucci immediately got up left, looks around -- looked around for his counterpart in the canadian negotiations. he found him and said, "would you please tell me the canadian position again?" and he said "because now it's also ours." there were stories -- inside stories. rather than my telling you, i brought two of my colleagues along. judge webster, who was the only man to head the fbi and then the cia, and my other colleague, jim miller, who was the head of the office of management and budget and a member of the cabinet and very close to president reagan. so bill, would you mind coming up here and telling

frank: he understands issues, in my judgment, he covered florida more conservatively than ronald reagan taxes, grew jobs -- tom: this is critical. frank: and he is a humble guy. humility is hugely important. tom: the nation is changing away from your republican party. does he have a leg up because he is from florida and he can handle the interesting domestic politics of florida? frank: yesterday i watched his announcement, and i have to say he is speaking flawless spanish and then jeb speaking briefly very excellent spanish. i think that is important in this country. we have a very dynamic minority marketplace. the latino community is very significant. the republicans, people think have washed them out. jeb will discuss issues. he is compassionate intelligent, he is a very decent guy, but we have a good set of candidates, and who knows whether he will end up as our candidate? brendan: we talked of a graphics but policy sometimes matters will stop if you are going to compare the bushes the brothers at least, you can do it on education. if you look at jeb's initiative in florida it has be

i had a great opportunity to sit down over at reagan airport as part of my briefings in preparing for this visit. they were very frank. and they understand the mission. i remember they are among the very few who said i swear to support and defend the constitution against all enemies. that is a powerful statement and i have found when you remind people of that, that begins the upward movement. you have to have accountability across the workforce because the people who are performing well know those who aren't. if you allow that inconsistency to exist, it is not long before people feel like you don't have their back and you are not serious. you invest in the people, you train them you communicate clear standards and one of the things you grow up with in the military is an understanding you have to talk to your workforce. they do the work. my job is to provide them with the training and standards to do it and have their back when they have challenges and to look for ways to empower them to do their job. sen. carper: you said for the coast guard, you learned lessons about leadership. i was going to ask you to talk about

opportunity to sit down with a dozen tsos over at reagan airport as part of my briefings in preparing for this potential position. they were very frank they understand the mission. i always remember they are still among the very few who raised their hands and said i swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all foreign enemies. iremind people of that niche connected to a mission that that begins the upward movement. you also have to have accountability across her workforce. the people performing well know the people who are not performing well. if you allow those, that inconsistency to exist in an organization, that it's not long before people feel like you to don't have the package were not serious about it. i think you can invest in the people, trained them, set and communities are standards engage with the workforce. one of the things you go up within the military is an understanding you've got to be out talk to your workforce. they are the people do the work. my job is to support them. to have you back when they got challenges and more importantly to look for ways to empower them to do their job. >

frank sinatra. >> didn't he get run out of down for comments about thurmond? >> ronald reagan used to.ah hill. dustin hoffman was a big seersucker. >> is this the first one you ever owned. >> i owned one before this. i should say. so i'm trying -- >> bold fashion statement. >> i'm trying to pull it off. joe is more -- the shoes is what got you. but i was trying to give you the full prep. >> i -- >> i thought the nantucket nectars people -- no the vineyard vines folks would be -- >> are you 37 or 38 years old? >> 38 years old. >> i'm not your father. whatever i could have done in would have been in early development. >> i'm going to have my mother call into the show. >> maybe she can explain where she when wrong. i don't know. anyway it's funny because we were just talking about, you know, being careful with gender issues in a positive light, what might save golf are young girls. it is so hot right now between little girls 6 to 17 years old. it's gone up tenfold since 2010 to 50,000. >> wow. >> meanwhile, the lpga i played on tuesday out at west chester with michelle wi who hits the bal

frank mallicoat. in the headlines, daly city police have arrested a man accused of hitting an officer with his car while driving away from a traffic stop wednesday night. reagan king james and the cavaliers in an overtime thriller last night. fans enjoyed the eight-point overtime win. game 2 sunday night. >>> on "cbs this morning" the education of the future. no principal, no bills, no report cards. inside a silicon valley school reinventing the last courtroom. traffic and we >>> good morning. still busy across the richmond/san rafael bridge. chp clearing an accident that was stuck in the left lane. damage is done. you're backed up well beyond the toll plaza. give yourself some extra time as you work your way through there. use 37 as an alternate. check this out. much better news at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights remain on. but no traffic to report as you work your way through there. going to see some brake lights coming off the eastshore freeway. 27-minute ride from the carquinez bridge to the maze. other than that traffic is looking better as you work your way across the san mateo bridge. westbound no delays all the way into foster city eastboun

president ronald reagan to the federal circuit court of appeals, became the chief judge in 2004 before hel½h finally retired in 2010. peter fadden he was the washington chief of staff. for senator frankfounded and was executive director of the senator of responsive politics, self-described operative political operative, and now runs fadden communications. patrick jay was the former assistant director to the church committees. has one of the most diverse careers. he was on the president's commission on aviation safety and security looking in after the twa 800 disaster. the national director for the bureau of land management and the deputy assistant secretary for land and minerals. thanks very much for participating. what did we get right? what did we get wrong? what do we do next? >> my submission is that the courts have a significant role in all of this along with all of the other actors providing oversight and guidance and policy input. to fight the court is not the whole story. it is an important part. the improvements discussed here today would make it even better. i think there is a growing and very significant role for the regular courts as well. in the final analysis, legal rig

sit down with about a dozen tsos over at reagan airport as part of my briefings in preparing for this, the potential of this position. and they were very frank clear. they understand the mission. i mean, i always remember that they're still among the very few who have raised their hands and said i swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that's a pretty powerful statement, and i've always found that when you remind people of that and connect it to a mission, that that begins the upward the upward movement. but then you also have to have accountability across your work force. because the people who are performing well know the people who aren't performing well. and if you allow those that inconsistency to exist in an organization, then it's not long before people feel like, again you don't have their back and you're not really serious about it. so i think you invest in the people you train them, you set and communicate clear standards you engage with the work force. one of the things that you grow up with in the military is an understanding that you've got to, you've got to b