. >> and gus joins us. nice to see you, gus. >> hello. >> just, tell me, how did you know jodi arias? >> i had gone to arizona to speak at a meeting where they were all at and after the speaking, they kind of all go out to dinner and after dinner i'd he actually met -- well, i'd met both travis and jody at the event and then after dinner she approached me to ask me if i would help her improve her business and do better at what she was doing. >> but how long did you know her before travis' murder? >> a little over a year. >> during that time did she -- did you talk to her often or see her often? >> we would talk a couple times a week. we'd see each other probably every two to three months at events somewhere where i was speaking or at conventions or things like that, but we would talk a couple times a week. in order to help her, there was accountability and she would check in with me and see how she was doing and what she was doing and if she'd followed through on what we were talking about. >> in all the ti

gus, a suit. 48 stout. gus: you got it! excuse me. i'm looking for the boring dinner. insurance, the harry's law fan fiction convention and then, worst of all, the school board candidates' dinner. thanks. and he realized then and there, it was truly harry's law. you never even saw the show, did you? no, but was i close? yes. donna's dinner! emcee: next, please welcome candidate donna tubbs and her husband... just in time. cleveland brown. (gasping): oh, my god. donna's replaced me? or what if that is me up there and i've stepped through a break in the time-space continuum? it's me, future cleveland. i've come to tell you that that's not what happened. she did replace you. aw. ♪ well, i have been quietly ♪ standing in the shade ♪ all of my days ♪ and i've been trying to find [ male announcer ] a truly unlimited life needs truly unlimited data from sprint. and now, get $100 off samsung galaxy phones at sprint stores and sprint.com. using night-vision goggles to keep an eye on my spicy buffalo wheat thins. who's gonna take your wheat thins? i don't know. an intruder, the

. >> and gus joins us.ice to see you, gus. >> hello. >> just, tell me, how did you know jodi arias? >> i had gone to arizona to speak at a meeting where they were all at and after the speaking, they kind of all go out to dinner and after dinner i'd he actually met -- well, i'd met both travis and jody at the event and then after dinner she approached me to ask me if i would help her improve her business and do better at what she was doing. >> but how long did you know her before travis' murder? >> a little over a year. >> during that time did she -- did you talk to her often or see her often? >> we would talk a couple times a week. we'd see each other probably every two to three months at events somewhere where i was speaking or at conventions or things like that, but we would talk a couple times a week. in order to help her, there was accountability and she would check in with me and see how she was doing and what she was doing and if she'd followed through on what we were talking about. >> in all the time

>> gus gets a girl.finally. not just one, he gets 2. good things come to those who wait.ou heard me that time. oh, lord. he was like, who? tavis: i ain't mad at you. >> that's why gus has 2 playa phones. tavis: you are doing this thing. seven seasons now. just up for their eighth -- "psych" on the usa network. dule has lived a wonderful and charmed life. i am proud of you and happy for you. you are doing it. thanks, brother. i am glad to have you want. see you next time. that is our show for tonight. good night, from l.a. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with a man who is tackling one of the toughest jobs in america. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting

. >> gus joins us. nice to see you, gus. >> gus, tell me how did you know jody arias?had gone to arizona to speak with jodi arias after dinner i had met them both -- travis and jodi at the event. after dinner she approached me to ask me if i would help her improve her business and do better with what she was doing. how long did you know her before tra sris was murdered? >> little over a year. >> we would talk a couple times a week. we would see each other probably every two to three months at events where he was speaking or conventions or things like that. we talked a couple times aweek. in order to help her there was accountable she had to check in with me how she was doing and if she was following through on what she was talking about. >> in all of the things you spoke to her did she ever imply to you he was ever physical to her or hurt her in any way? >> as we got to know each other better in order to wsork with hr you need to learn what's going on with someone is it emotional physical or electronically wired. it was coming out she was having problems she was upset

gus, thanks for joining us. does this put a stake through the heart of these vampires?e headline numbers were good but look, labor force participation hit a 31-year low. i mean that has got to be a concern right? >> that is a little little bit of a concern. we've seen labor force participation rate bouncing around near a cyclical bottom. i do expect that will turn around as the job market continues to improve. we had added 190,000 jobs on average past three months. we'll have more people looking for work. that helped push unemployment rate down. that's why it fell .2 of a percentage point. we added 170,000 jobs in the household survey which is a very good number. except for the small dip in the labor force participation rate i think this is very solid report. ashley: how concerned are but the sequester if this drags on? >> the longer it drags on more of a weight it will be on growth. i think if we get it resolved in the next month or so, it will only be a minor drag on growth. the estimates, indicate that if it lasts for all of 2012, that it will reduce gdp growth this

here's gus johnson with the call. >> crosses over. 15-footer. who does it better than gus johnson? at the buzzer. that was brandon paul with the game-winner for illinois. the illini win 59-49. they take on indiana today. >>> let's move to the opening round of the atlantic ten tournament. and the strangest finish you will see to any game ever. goes to the richmond/charlotte game. less than five seconds left in the game. charlotte down three. very little chance to win. until that push to bed ball technical. they get two free throws. plus, the other one for the one and one. he goes on to make all four. they have the lead now. how crazy is that? all right. now, richmond has to foul charlotte. they foul them. but on that call, right there, it wasn't just a touch-foul or a holding foul. they called he was in the act of shooting. the coach goes crazy. he gets two more technicals. and now, it's just chaos. now, we're just shooting seven free throws. they made four of those. if you add this all up, another four free throws there. they went on to make 8 o

abby martin and this is breaking in the set so a couple of days ago the cia's chief technology officer gus hunt laid out the candid truth when it comes to the agencies and see shabelle craving for more and more and more information you see the agency just signed a ten year deal with amazon the first six hundred million dollars cloud data storage service so it's like quite a lot doesn't it well this week good old gus revealed why when he said quote the value of any piece of information is only known when you can connect it with something else that arrives at a future point in time since you can't connect dots you don't have the drives us into a mode oh we fundamentally try to collect everything and hang onto it for ever wait wait wait how long. the way good. there. oh my god forever well cia here's just another show to add to the never ending data file you surely have on me so let's break that so. it looks like the floor of the observer see i mean like. obama just wrapped up his first presidential trip to israel and palestine during his three day visit he spent ninety nine percent of his ti

abby martin and this is breaking in the set so a couple of days ago the cia's chief technology officer gus hunt laid out the candid truth when it comes to the agency's insatiable craving for more and more and more information you see the agency just signed a ten year deal with amazon the first six hundred million dollars cloud data storage service so it's like quite a lot doesn't it well this week good old gus revealed why what he said quote the value of any piece of reform a.

. >>> edificio con decenas de gu mejo agujeros de bala. >>> estamos solicitando a las autoridades queahua al canal 34 de televisiÓn local, tampoco hubo vÍctimas. >>> la prensa sigue siendo vÍctima de los grupos criminales, los golpes en su contra lo son tambiÉn para la sociedad. >>> que se establezca mecanismos de seguridad. >>> mÉxico es uno de los paÍses mÁs peligrosos del mundo para ser periodista. >>> 86 periodistas en diez aÑos asesinados, en ciudad juÁrez el domingo un reportero asesinado con extrema violencia. >>> jaime gonzÁlez actÚo en una pelÍcula, moria por disparos de narcotraficantes, fue como un presagio. >>> muriÓ por 18 disparos y nada se sabe de sus asesinos. >>> si amedrentar medios es gratis difÍcilmente vamos a poner fin a esta situaciÓn. >>> llevÓ a un extremo al diario de juÁrez. >>> carlos santiago fotÓgrafo asesinado, el periÓdico pregunto "¿quÉ podÍan y quÉ no podÍan publicar?." en mÉxico raÚl torres, telemundo. >>> llegÓ el primer autobus de la caravana de inmigrantes a washington dc que llegan con activistas y conforman la caravana de inmigrantes para dar la

gentleman gus rogers is artistic director of. they get a bunch of really good actors and then myself to appear in shows that these 10-year-olds write. they're about five minutes >> jon: it's awesome. i've been a part of that a couple times until the 10-year-olds decided that i couldn't act. >> apparently lewis black teaches comedy. >> jon: lewis black teaches comedy to children >> i really want to see that jon: 10-year-olds look at him like this. the third season of game of thrones, not on give anything away but your family does win and you become king. and the dragons return. >> oh, i know so much. jon: do you really? just give me one little giblet. >> we get a drive-through... jon: oh, he's lying to you. the third season game of thrones premieres on hbo sund sund that's our show. here it is your moment of zen. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by ["the colbert report" theme music playing] captioning sponsored by comedy central [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you very much. [cheers and applause

gu algunas lÍneas reducen la frecuencia esta semana con el motivo de vacaciones de primavera o semanaancisco, debido a esto los encargados del. (nombre en inglÉs) decidieron reducir el nÚmero de audac autobuses que cubre la zona. todas las lÍneas re a fui danud horario normal el prÓximo lunes. >>> las escuelas no deben cobrar por los materiales, ni programas, entrando en vigor, y las escuelas no pueden cobrar por actividades extra curriculares, cualquier contribuciÓn debe ser estrictamente voluntaria >>> aumenta la lista para el lÍder sindical de san josÉ cindy chÁvez, el ex ministro de bienes (nombre en inglÉs) la maestra patricia martÍnez y la elecciÓn serÁ el 4 de junio, (nombre en inglÉs) acusado de mal vversaciÓn de foo >>> se hace un juicio civil para determinar sÍ declaran en bancarrota stockton, funcionarios de la ciudad argumentaron que han llevado los recortes de presupuestos y de servicio hasta el lÍmite para revertir la falta de dinero y lo que queda ahora es tratar de llegar a un a burdz cbuen acuers acreedores >>> los empleados del hotel hilton de san francisco tienen un

to that problem we're able to get general fund to restore those reductions for the years 2013 fully gu but in focus year 2014 there wasn't enough general fund dollars available and they were back filled at 50 with general fund. so you can see on this table we have total reductions on those programs of $10.5 million and the baseline dollars that have been reallocated and this is the base budget for the two years coming up and that's $5.2 million in on a fourteen and that's spread through the programs >> and this will go up? >> so next slide we have the estimates on the sequester. there's a lot of uncertainty here so we've got on the spreadsheet in front of you are the initial estimates based on the percentage reductions are and what that would mean. the information is still changing and this is probably a negative impact, of course, it's uncertain but it would especially show what would happen if we have the 16 percent reductions to ryan white and on top of those have another additional cuts to the funding. so it's about $900,000 to wrooin white and for a total of $1.3 million and again

. >>> y dicen que les gus tarea que el nuevo papa se llamara juan pablo tercero. >>> vamos a ver quÉa noticia en el momento que ocurra no se la pierda maÑana a partir de las 4:30 del este, 1:30 del pacÍfico, maria celeste ahora regreso contigo a lociÓn estudios centrales desde el vaticano. >>> y en otra nota relacionada con la iglesia, la arquidiÓcesis de los Ángeles acordÓ pagar casi diez millones de dÓlares para compensars a las vÍctimas de cuatro casos de abuso que se skaul sexual del saa cerdo cerdote y e el cardenal se reuniÓ con el ex sacerdote en el 886 cuando le cono feos que habÍa accionado de dos hermanos por un periodo de 7 aÑoss en la dÉcada de los 70 lo enviÓ a tratamiento sicologico y lo mantuvo en su ministerio donde volviÓ a cometer abusos, paradÓgicomente es uno de los cardenales que se encuentra en el cÓnclave del vaticano para elegir al futuro papa. >>> un tema espinoso. >>> y muy bien en otra noticia la demanda que puso en una corte de california la familia del pi lottoed que iba allamand de la nave en la que jenni rivera y todos lo que iban abordase mataron hace

jon: 52nd street. ( cheers and applause ) >> yes, it's this great that a gentleman gus rogers is artistic director of. they get a bunch of really good actors and then myself to appear in shows that these 10-year-olds write. they're about five minutes >> jon: it's awesome. i've been a part of that a couple times until the 10-year-olds decided that i couldn't act. >> apparently lewis black teaches comedy. >> jon: lewis black teaches comedy to children >> i really want to see that jon: 10-year-olds look at him like this. the third season of game of thrones, not on give anything away but your family does win and you become king. and the dragons return. >> oh, i know so much. jon: do you really? just give me one little giblet. >> we get a drive-through... jon: oh, he's lying to you. the third season game of thrones that's our show. here it is your moment of zen. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by ["the colbert report" theme music playing] captioning sponsored by comedy central [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [crowd chant

to that problem we're able to get general fund to restore those reductions for the years 2013 fully gu but in focus year 2014 there wasn't enough general fund dollars available and they were back filled at 50 with general fund. so you can se

que entre salario y beneficios ganaban supuestamente mÁs del millones de dÓlares al aÑo, rizo serÁ guncontraron una situaciÓn aterradora en el dormitorio de un estudiante universitario al que al parecer se quitÓ la vida con un arma despuÉs que su compaÑero de cuarto alertÓ a las autoridades angie sandoval tiene todos los detalles. >> con las alarmas de incendio sonando, policÍas irrumpen en el departamento de la primera torre de la universidad central de la florida. adentro de la habitaciÓn de james s. encuentran su cadÁver, un rifle de asalto sobre su cama bombas caserÁs y mil rondas de municiones, segÚn las autoridades que grabaron las imÁgenes el estudiante de 30 aÑos se suicidÓ el lunes antes de llevar a cabo lo que podrÍa haber sido una masacre. >> todo indica que el fallecimienfallecido actuÓ solo indicÓ el jefe de la policÍa, mientras tanto la calma parece haber regresado a esta la segunda universidad mÁs numerosa del paÍs. >> no quiero imaginar un momento en que un muchacho puede matar 20-30 de mis amigos. >> es considerado un hÉroe. >> esta fue su llamada al 911 despuÉs que s

joining me is gus, who was jodi arias's mentor. welcome to you.ls you at 3:00 in the morning on the night she has killed travis alexander. what does she say to you? >> it was 3:30 in the morning. the phone rang. she was crying hysterically. i knew it was her from the id. i said, what's wrong? she said, travis is dead. i said what happened. she said, i don't know. i asked, are you okay? she said, yes. she said she was in northern california, which is like 1200 miles away. i said, do you need a ride? she said, no, she's going to rent a car. ie said, tell me what happens. >> is that before or after she had sex with the man in utah? >> i had no reason to disbelieve her at that point in the game. >> did you speak to her again where she denied killing him. >> that's the last time i spoke to her. >> that was it? >> that was it. >> she never gave any indication she was responsible for the death? >> no, he was dead, not that he had been killed. i said, what happened? she said, she didn't know. i said, are you okay? she said, wryes, i said, where e you? she

nos ha gus dado mucho. >>> mÁs temprano habÍa celebrado la misa pÚblica en el vaticano dÓnde tambiÉnen el quinto domingo de quaresma sugiriÓ que las personas no se cansen de pedirle perdÓn al seÑor por sus errores. >>> y se acercÓ a la gente que lo esperaba en una calle cercana al vaticano locuazÓ enorme preocupaciÓn en su equipo peso de seguridad. >>> estupendo es lo que falta, va a dar un cambio total. >>> es un papa muy humano, y con un corazÓn abierto y muy latinoamericano. >>> y hasta tuvo tiempo para enviar el primer twett de su papado en una cuenta casi inactivo desde la renuncia de benedicto que se habÍa vuelto a usar para anunciar la elecciÓn del papa el miÉrcoles Último. >>> recen por mÍ pidiÓ. >>> el prÓximo evento del papa serÁ el martes con la ceremonia de su entrÓn skwogs, no solo espera la asistencia de miles de personas sino que ya estÁn confirmado muchos digna torios y representantes de gobiernos de todo el mundo. >>> en ciudad de vaticano, univisiÓn. >>> muy buenos aires tambiÉn fue un domingo muy especial. la celebraciones religiosa del dÍa estuvieron marcadas por

it was a video of a gu -- all right, we are out of time. see you next week. good night. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "stephen! '] [cheers and applause] welcome to the report. >> stephen: good to have you with us. [cheers and applause] thank you so much, folks. glad you are with me here tonight. nation, al gore should be turning over in his grave, [laughter] because it's march 6th and it is still winter. [laughter] a massive storm is sweeping the country, so i hope you're bundled up somewhere warm, surrounded by your loved ones. particularly your slow moving, well-marbled loved ones. [laughter] you never know. now, this year the weather channel has taken to naming all the winter storms, they're calling this one winter storm saturn. personally, i would have gone with uranus because that's where they are pulling these names from. [laughter] besides, the rest of the media has a much better name for the storm. >> the dreaded "s" wo

jon: 52nd street. ( cheers and applause ) >> yes, it's this great that a gentleman gus rogers is artisticector of. they get a bunch of really good actors and then myself to appear in shows that these 10-year-olds write. they're about five minutes >> jon: it's awesome. i've been a part of that a couple times until the 10-year-olds decided that i couldn't act. >> apparently lewis black teaches comedy. >> jon: lewis black teaches comedy to children >> i really want to see that jon: 10-year-olds look at him like this. the third season of game of thrones, not on give anything away but your family does win and you become king. and the dragons

. >>> la mÚsica peruana te gus?. raices y se siente orgullosos. >>> crecÍ en san francisco de padre americano mi uno lazo a esta patria eran hess asÍ que mi madre no conoaba se ac koord de muchas cosa de niÑa de estar en el campo, o yeen por la playa para ella son recuerdos dulces y aunque no son mis recuerdos mis sentimientos hacia por son dulces y conectados a la familia y a la cultura, estoy muy orgulloso de esa parte de mi vida. >>> peruanos actores aquÍ en estados unidos. >>> creo que er el Único. >>> no de veras tengo mucho orgullo en eso. >>> nos representa muy bien. >>> gracias. >>> ha sido un placer, gracias. >>> a ti. >>> y nos vemos pronto. >>> gracias. >>> un talentoso compatriota y aquÍ en primer im pablt tambiÉn estamos orgulloso de que quiera tanto sus raÍces para volver a ver esta entrevista busque cine en univisiÓn.com. >>> y bueno hoy ten el algo muy especial en el segmento de moda y para ello za, y nos final al hospital niÑos de miami y sorprendiÓ los pequeÑos pacientes con lo que llama su famoso y

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a brace from martin you could go between on current form or in control of the side from woody cuff gus were given a glimmer of hope as over when brian initially got the deficit to three one but on car completed the row. your suits boring from this board. made it even stoppage to . constantly about our t. . and i we can have a look at the best of the rest from the past week from around the globe and bolts has been picking up yet more accolades to add to his ever growing trophy cabinets. the hollywood actor morgan freeman host of the ceremony in rio in bold on his fur glorious award in five years six time a little bit champion couldn't attend the governor for britain's top gun champion at the london games jessica ennis was on hand to pick up her prize while the most decorated olympian ever michael phelps was handed of one of award his exceptional achievements in a swimming pool the american boasts eighteen golds. on tuesday n.b.a. star dwight howard worked his magic with his new club the los angeles lakers becoming a all star well come on how it's returned to face former team orlando the

end the breeze from martin you could go between i'm chloroforming control this side from bloody cuff gus were given a glimmer of hope as over. the deficit to three one but i'm cora completed the road lead on constantin my senior scoring from this board while maksim can only go from eighty five in stoppage to. constantine but the r.t. . and i we can have a look at the best of the rest from the past week from around the globe and the same bolds has been picking up yet more accolades to add to his ever growing trophy cabinets. on monday hollywood actor morgan freeman host of a ceremony in rio spring on bolt on his first loris award in five years six time and then pick champion couldn't attend the gala britain's heptathlon champion at the london games jessica ennis was on hand to pick up her prize while the most decorated olympian ever michael phelps was handed a one off award for his exceptional achievements in the swimming bowl the american voters eighteen golds. on choose the n.b.a. star dwight howard worked his magic with his new club the los angeles lakers becoming a hostile. well come

think this is one area that that might be interesting for russia as a whole and for a company like gus dur a bank we didn't know and forgot from as well we do not at the last year just for a bank bids for a four for a number of licenses in cyprus which which is an indication that these are acids that just from banking just from as a whole might find it interesting so given given that given the history of it it seems to me that definitely this could be one of the possible avenues that could be explored if some kind of financial agreement a deal in of the day is region between cyprus and rush and interestingly as far as we know russell in exchange has looked for a list of rich russians who keep their money hidden in cyprus we'll be keeping our fingers on the pulse on that one now richard haynesworth from rust ratings says by suggesting the levy the european union has killed cyprus's financial system but european banking under threat and damaged relations with russia. it was definitely a measure aimed at the russian money in cyprus the deposits of a held inside purse were considered to be

and another bay areaath3>gu , >> welcome back, everyone. we starting this half-hour off with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a look from our roof camera where temperatures are mildest here downtown. but things are changing in the atmosphere. to give you a hint, we are going to show you how high pressure is buildling in today. keeping the storm track again tt week. i'll tell you how how long and how warm it will get later. >> lisa, thank you. there are fees we pay on our utility bill. most ever are small but it adds up. statewide it adds up to billions of dollars. nannette miranda found out the state hasn't been paying much attention to all that money. >> you demonstrated it has not been tracking. >> a number. audits found they cannot account for billions of dollars in fees they coglect from customers so no one knows if customers were overcharged. month after month fees are assessed on electricity, natural gas and phone bills, much of it going to special accounts to pay for various

spanish correspondent maria star stina brings us the latest from gus when israel is now grieving the loss of its charismatic leader sawzall hugo chavez supporters have taken to the streets across the country and the seven day mourning period has been declared the president of venezuela died on tuesday afternoon nearly two years after being diagnosed with cancer fighting back two years why is president nicolas maduro announced the news describing his debts as intensely painful and a history of tragedy for the country when as well as mildred t.v. life on state television to pledge their loyalty to honduras who chavis named as hugh successor one of the world's best known socialist leaders and distort the united states chavez has undergone surgery four times and had a number of sessions. in the cuban capitol have ana despite his ailing house chavez was reelected in october last year to enforce term however he was not able to attend his you know gratian ceremony casting doubt on the succession of power new elections in a swell and now have to take place within so two days. that was r t sp

gus and oil resources which is something that a lot this is what we all the people of cyprus at the moment comes think of why the . behavior of the troika is the way it has been in the last nine months and it's likely in the last week even even even. now we're also hearing e.u. concerns about laundered money in cyprus bags but why weren't these concerns addressed back when cyprus joined the e.u. why did they keep silent on that. can you please repeat it again there's been a lot of talk about laundered money within cyprus so why are they only talking about it now why wasn't that addressed within the e.u. . prior to this it's very correct that you said that first of all i don't think that this is something that is happening really happening there waits its present its. money laundry can be anywhere in the in the same level as perhaps he. happens. percentage actually which is within the i mean with the normal the normal . scale the thing is that the bring up a lot of things so the cunt pushed in a show in a state under pressure and it was a way to put us under pressure even if they have the.

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. >> tore me gu-- for me guns are for hunting and protecting my family.h rights comes responsibilities. that's why i support comprehensive background checks so criminals and the dangerously mentally ill can't buy guns. that protects my rights. >> tell congress... >> this new ad campaign featuring a gun owner in favor of gun control laws is being paid for by new york mayor michael bloomberg spending 12 million of his own money targeting where members of congress feel the most need. >> 90 percent of the public want something and their representatives vote against that common sense says they are going to have a price to pay for that. >> he says it is counter weight for the national rifle association which so far has successfully blocked the ban on military style guns on assault weapons. the head of the nra argues extended background checks will only hurt law abiding citizens. >> you just heard mayor bloomberg he will find out this is a country of the people by the people and for the people. he can't spend enough of his $27 billion to try to impose his will o

can you take that part of the conservative this, suzanne married with more modern, i gus, social valuesil: maybe that. you know, one of the members are telling me not too long ago, we just want to win. to find a source you can win. neil: they're still losing. >> the losing is all that mattered there. what do you think? >> and i think that they have seen, in my opinion, the inconsistency, whether it be senator john mccain advocating for cabin trade or mitt romney advocating for romney care. in his experience, that inconsistency which is really the party that the movement that the foot. i think rand paul comes along with very consistent messages. to your point, i don't think it is for the groupon crowd. individualism is a broad message . evyone, everyone on every level of social economic spread. >> people that just frustrated with washington, the impasse, the fighting, constantly saying we cannot balance its budget. we cannot geit done. we all could not say that at home. while they allowed to? neil: good point. he included defense. thank you both very much. meanwhile, coming up, first chi

. >> in reaction to this con gu s congressman gomert wants to stop funding tof the president's golfing he went on o'reilly factor. >> it's the bigger issues. i have been relatively fair to barack obama. i am not a partisan but now i am angry because i see what the president is doing. he's not trying to solve the fiscal problems by diverting attention he can't play golf other people who are independent are going to go come on that's ridiculous. you see what i am talking about. it could have a backlash to help him. >> it could but i think people will see we have a president in bush so many didn't like was unpopular very unpopular at the end. he gave up golf in 2003 because of people being in harm's way he didn't golf for five-years. this president doubled down 115 or 16 golf outings. i think people are getting it, bill. we don't have to hurt the school children if he will give up golf. it is bringing attention to the fact that this president is not willing to give up even a golf outing to let thousands of kids come walking on a self guided tour through the white house. >> many republican

. >> guest: gus, facebook page. with all due respect i think your words further and try to many blacks to find excuse instead of getting to work and doing better. we all have our in justices to overcome. you are speaking of 200 years ago. hart senate office building let's objectify this. use human rights language. the criteria were not just raise but raise, color, religion, gender and say we're going to select people by gender or religion. or nationality. we are going to take all the people we confined and inflate them for 246 years and follow that with the period of slavery and legal segregation and take away their names and then rename their group so they're no longer africans but they become some strange, odd label negros, whatever that is, wherever that came from, they will be known by that. and so they lose all their tradition, all of their more raise -- mores, the yeses and nos about what to do and not to do and how to do things from the dawn of time. and they don't know themselves anymore. doesn't make any di

. >> hi, gus. >> officer austin escorts jackson to get his dorm bed assignment and arm band. >> you havet all times. if you get caught without it, you could get disciplinary action. all right. >> good to go? >> you're good to go. >> what's up, pee-wee? where is bed 74 at? >> third bed down. >> when i had left seg, i had to go back through row. it was kind of bittersweet. because i know them people back there. i can't stop telling them how much i'm going to miss them. >> while on ad-seg and death row, jackson was only allowed one hour outside per day where he was confined to a small cage. >> hey, how you been outside? >> but now, for the first time in years, he's able to roam the big open space of the general population yard. >> i feel like a bird, free. >> all right. let's see it. lettuce and tomato? hey, how are you doing? >> fine. >> as part of his effort to turn the culture of holman around, warden culliver starts by honoring the staff. >> only at holman. >> to thank his hard-working crew, the warden is hosting a lunch where he serves them. >> appreciate you, tony. >> i'm waiting on a

thbad gus are in the networks. what are we going to do strategically? differently? ground changer to be proactive rather than reactive when it comes to protecting our critcal infrastructure and our informatioassets. >> phyllis, you're -- your compa is very big in this area, and you guyeded -- guys talked about a project you were on top of, 30 banks targeted, and pardon me, i'm obsessed with the banking sector as are many americans who worry if there was a hack attack on banks, maybe the money goes away. what is the risk to the u.s. banks system right now? >> the risk is enormous. mcafee and intel revolutionized how we look at security. rightfully so, fire walls are not enough. they are not. look at security as a connected environment where every network learns from something all the way to the hardware where we stop aacks like we see today, symptom it by not allowing this and stoping the bad guy to not have ownership of the system and going back to the banks, that protects your assets. gerri: i hear some the malware and bad guys lurk there for years and nobody knows