>> i agree with you that gramm leach offers a potential model here. mr. johnson, i gather you feel that production language that you -- used, that banks provide an effective basis for information gathering support. i think that may provide common ground. i invite the witnesses, i know mr. duncan, you may have been able to provide a full answer. i invite you to supplement your answer in writing, if you wish. i'd value your further comment. thank you mr. chairman. >> senator blumenthal, i would emphasize that gramm leach essentially guides us. it says you should, you ought to, something like that. that differs quite a bit from state laws that have a mandate and requirement. we would favor a mandate and requirement rather than something is merely pregnant or agmatic. >> senator klobuchar has exceeded her time. [laughter] integrate tradition ofintegrate tradition of in the great tradition of senators, that is what we do. i would like to establish a matrix of what i go into a reasonable standard. is there anyone on the panel that is concerned about congress pu

i reminded of senator gramm absconds when we had the supreme court justices in front of as lisa i am john mccain. john mccain at won at election there would be different people in front of us as nomination for supreme court but he said my job is not whether or not i agree with every position they take or every position the president takes, they're going to be the lawyer for. my job is to sign it -- decided they are qualified. if they have the ability to make those decisions and i believe that is our job right now with regard to loretta lynch who has confronted so many obstacles in her life as a dad knows. a woman who when she took the test in elementary school and was told we don't think you got that score it was too high, said i will take it again and score even higher. woman who when she became valedictorian of her high school class was asked if she would share that with a white student so it wouldn't be so controversial her parents had to live through that and said fine, says she has waded through this confirmation process and i think she will be a great attorney general. i wanted

gramm lotus texas to the dramatic events.eporter: some was actually winning still witnessing that as they were driving their vehicle just imagine driving down highway where cameras on the- this recording old thing. the plane plunged from out of the scott it had just taken off and the pilot may date anise six seconds it was all over. folks went down to search for is as for survivors. a tiny child is pulled from the crumpled fuselages and brought to shore. 16 of the 58 people on board the twin engine turbo prop survive the impact, some of them actually able to walk away. drawing footage show some of them waiting away from the wreckage from the elevated roadway you concede this shallow river where the airliner came to rest partially submerged in body block muddy water. the album is a metal came from a taxi clipped by the plane's wing right here. the taxi show the damage from the impact. it's hard to believe the driver in the two passengers were not seriously hurt. the airliner was just a few minutes into its flight when the pilo

another big when was the gramm a hotel was when home with four oscars as expected julianne moore woness evelyn that on their feet for john legend and comment who won for their original song glory from the film self >>reporter: 50 get a powerful speech about suicide awareness and oppression >>: i felt like i did not belong so i like for this to say where stay different and what is your turn a you're standing on the stage please pass the same message to the next person. tsks he got a standing ovation for the speech the imitation game was about the life of the late after the war he was prosecuted for home such policy in britain and died by suicide in 41 years old if you want to catch more cost was covered you can go to our web site were on the final list of all the big winners in all of the fashion some kron 4 the account will tech normal blocking its entry to download we're apple android devices. >>darya: will talk to an insider about the big nine into the big winners are at the 9:00 hour a lot more drop the money and all the more our website we have a lot more on the grammys in interv

happen over and over with iraq and afghanistan but we don't have a strategy but my fear is lindsay gramms calling for 10,000 or the former cia number two is calling for 100,000 so what is the ratio of people who died and then if we have a ground war then mission creep and you know, what happens with the bureaucracy setting and we never get out and people don't make it out alive. how would you keep that from happening? >> you raise a lot of questions we could discuss for hours but i will give you the cliffs notes version is. strategy we have no strategy kennedy: i agree. >> you have to think long term. not just the next year but for a generation and it is very complex there are also a lot more moving parts moving in different directions simultaneously than americans comprehend. the idea to save 10,000 or 400,000 is nonsense that is not how you do it you look at it mission by mission. kennedy: this is so i went defeat isis but you tell all of them you have 75 virgins for each guy in the middle of a sandy desert and you bring all the fighters together and drop a nuclear bomb on them. >> i d

lou: senator gramm did not make it clear did he on how a they could mutt -- they could support that court case, republican senators, all suggestions they prefer a clean dhs funding bill. leaving the president's amnesty fiat to the court. it is hard to believe that these senors those folks failed to comprehend the matter of executive fiat pro sents this nation with a constitutional crisis there is though shrinking from it our constitutional republic hangs in the balance. >> our photo of quote of the evening on the imperial presidency. that is increasingly empireious, problem with what the president is doing is that he is not simply posing a danger to the constitutional system, he is becoming the very danger that constitution was designed to avoid. professor john an turley. constitutional shol scholar. up next tpweubg states 26 states fighting amnesty for millions of illegal eu78immigrants next. lou: joining us, scott pruitt, attorney general of the great state of oklahoma. part of the multistate lawsuit against the president's fiat, so far doing pretty good, good to have you with us. >> go

charles: last year 1,250 line and -- run houses were killed for their horns of thousand dollars per kilo gramm. and represents an explosion. would get the chart now they're looking at making poaching the goal to protect the rhinoceros in database here in the united states we have john stossel here on the fox business network. upon further review is this a good idea? >> of course, . it is not pushing once it is legal they have done this in africa and zimbabwe said government-owned the elephants but the local people did not protect them because they were trampling their crops but once they said your tribe so not only just to hunt for a safari suddenly they valued the elephants and when the poachers can they would beat them off now the population in zimbabwe to recovered. we had 30 million bison everybody shot them for sport they were down to 1,000 people said give them over. >> so the community ownership by. >> as private property in this area of the elephant are year-round. >> in this case yes i think it is a great example of how the government getting out of it will help. but comparing this to

phil gramm today would be here if that were the case. they do clear the brush for you. and i'm wondering whether that's a good thing. >> i don't think that's an issue on the democratic side. i think it's a big issue on the republican side because it's a big money party. and these big donors -- >> democrats are hardly -- in this regard. >> wait a second. how many individual donors did barack obama have in 2008/2012, neil? millions millions. most of whom contributed a relatively modest amount to his campaign and he never had a money problem. that was his base financially. and that will be her base. believe me. neil: how do you know that will be her base? >> because i have no doubt that the six or 7 million people that contributed to his campaign will not be campaigning to her campaign. neil: you don't think they're part of that crowd that's turned off to hillary clinton and they're seeking out alternatives? >> some of them are. but they'll be on board, believe me, when the time comes. i have no doubt about it. neil: it comes at a time when democrats could be facing a sput

. >>: reporter: it's been called the ocean 11 on cyber gramm.rs and ruptured china, all over europe coming the other to get a hundred banks in the country. all successful up to a billion dollars and the stolen cash. going undetected for two years until banks started noticing something suspicious is just one of the attack but certainly the flashiest. the crane was pouring out bills. >>: reporter: and then make it rain cash with the help of an accomplice. >>: week referred to them as money mules and we saw instance for the criminal did not touch the atm machine they walked up to it money came out and walked away. >>: reporter: the demo that hack years ago for mit. >>: i found a vulnerability and then up a load my all own software on to the atm. >>: reporter: he's someone that tried to do this is attempting to happen to the atm is setting gold bars. a billion dollars gun and that the tax may not be over yet banks may not even realize they've been compromised it's all that even danny ocean can flush. >>: it does feel like we've seen another mileston

#gramm #grammys 2015 still among the top topics.ia with more on that. >> the grammys are always called music's biggest night, but it was also a big night for media and social media. despie despite the fact that early ratings numbers suggest that ratings were slightly down from last year from competition. breaking through the ad clutter, target bought out an entire four-minute-long commercial break for imagine dragons to perform and to promote target's #moremusiccampaign. costing target about $8 million. nielsen reports that 13.4 million tweets were sent by 2.4 million people in the u.s. alone last night. we're still awaiting global volumes from twitter, which hosted q&as with come knees from pharell to drive music fans to twitter during the broadcast. also to show entertainment advertisers just how many tweets their ads drive with the new mettic it's working on with nielsen. the most tweeted about moment last night was when beck won album of the year and kanye west jumped onstage, followed by madonna's performance. there was also a

do any of you remember phil gramm oig?xas republican senator had raised an unprecedented $8 million what he famously called thek of politics. but it always soured on him. just like lyndon johnson. he has the monday, endorsement andment of and much of the establishment until john f. kennedy had something else, the votes. or jimmy carter was on the democrats' radar until he was. eight years ago it was hillary clinton's race to lose and she did. just like eight years prior, her husband couldn't win, but he did. before betting on anyone understand it's not a guarantee. cash is nice, but it doesn't always make you king. take it from mr. mother's milk. you can still get cream and folks could still sour on you. fast. enjoy the money. no guarantee you'll create competition. all right. 8:00 p.m., we'll be looking at this money connection with politics. what is driving it who is driving it who those donors are, why they're going why they are doing it so darn early. see you then. urance company will only give you 37-thousand to repla

senator lindsay gramm made this very clear during the conference. the europeans have an obligation they were incurred in ukraine to join the e.u.. so when ukraine has picked that up is when the russians started to help destabilize the country. so europeans at this point have the least a moral obligation to help those they encouraged to move toward them to help defend themselves. >> it seems like they're in a position and to try to manager make a bad situation from getting worse it is not a terribly clear path for word model lot of regions around the world is a very tough situation and we tried to arms of modern rebels. the cia had a program and we're in an awkward situation there is not a lot we can do ourselves because of the fragile coalition. we also had a lot of experience in the '90s with kosovo not only in terms to make that call but also with the demanding partners what about that experience now in the middle east? >> we probably should invoke but instead one should be prudent i think we have been too hesitant of how we react to different sce

quinn that it would be helpful to further clarified the gramm-leach-bliley act to make it clear that it's not a violation to make these reports to federal agencies or law enforcement. the guidance that the federal regulators put out was helpful but i do think that further clarification may provide additional comfort to financial institutions. >> thank you very much. mr. marshall how difficult was it for you to figure out what was happening to your mother particularly since she and her very last years was suffering from dementia? >> at first quite frankly my stepfather had passed away in 2002 and i was working toward settling his estate. he had total recall on a good day but played too much mr. lawyer. i learned enough to then look south from vermont and in that case to new york and i realized instead of my grandmother being cared for she was being compromised. i didn't know what to do. luckily there were some caretakers and staff and we had mutual trust. i could find out but having those first lines of defense and those who were interested in my grandmother's health. what happens is

to talk about gramm's not just blown sand you mentioned that you could always reach the limit for the needed funds. >> absolutely. we cannot even entertain a municipal bond at this time. right now we're only spending a hour budget on repairs we don't have enough for replacement of old infrastructure. so we are looking for funding but it is the struggle. we encourage the refunding of that. >> to support efforts to expand technical efforts. with nt technical assistance that is really a of value. but in terms of technical assistance the relevant role it might play. >> with my experience technical assistance is essential to comply with rules and regulations of the epa but in particular because they are complex and require innovative approaches though the technical assistance provided by state role water association is the essential component of compliance. >> in terms of technical assistance funding with the srfs is very central. they need all the training they can get. the secretaries the certified them every bit of the assistance we can give is very well needed. >> i'd like to make the

is bitter cold and posted on since the gramm on top of niagara falls covered in snow and ice temperatures close not for midwest these. >>darya: what to the to cold snap. >>erica: it was 58 that was high bidder in this crazy it is nice and my answer is almost like some time this this this is the have the ball rolling in through the golden gate and we have sunshine in seven is to the afternoon gorgeous weather that will continue the has set a live look at the san mateo bridge is a great start to you thursday morning not a lot of sunshine but eventually it will will see an incentive to start to climb. >>erica: 50 cash tracking the temperature is right now most locations in the 50's and it look like will make our way into the '60s and to about 12:00 cajeput the clock into motion a few seventies make it apparent as head for most of the seven is like to be reserved for the santa clara valley san jose today semievergreen high of 7166 amount to build some bridges will not be as warm in the east bay if we have the stubborn fog to deal with it will take a few more hours for the low cloud cover to p

she says right now there are seven and it's just a matter of getting gramm money to find more. the signatures that turn the other part parents are getting help to. << marty: after of your reach out to us we check out the last story. you can go to our web site and click on my kron 4 story application. other news this morning the country's airport is not screaming as employees in the wake of a gun smuggling operation. the heart filled jackson airport international airport did not require back in body for check screening for a so- called back at the airport employees. the federal agents broke up a brogues drug smuggling back in. << marty: it was a close call for a state trooper and ohio he was almost run over by a semi truck inside of the highway. it was captured on not video also in the to perhaps over the guardrail and smi sideswiped the patrol car. the trooper had stopped to help a stranded driver. that driver says the troopers saved his life. they both escaped with minor injuries no word on whether the truck driver was ever caught. << marty: identity theft remains a top concer

quinn that it would be helpful to further clarified the gramm-leach-bliley act to make it clear thatot a violation to make these reports to federal agencies or law enforcement. the guidance that the federal regulators put out was helpful but i do think that further clarification may provide additional comfort to financial institutions. >> thank you very much. mr. marshall how difficult was it for you to figure out what was happening to your mother particularly since she and her very last years was suffering from dementia? >> at first quite frankly my stepfather had passed away in 2002 and i was working toward settling his estate. he had total recall on a good day but played too much mr. lawyer. i learned enough to then look south from vermont and in that case to new york and i realized instead of my grandmother being cared for she was being compromised. i didn't know what to do. luckily there were some caretakers and staff and we had mutual trust. i could find out but having those first lines of defense and those who were interested in my grandmother's health. what happens is the gre