edted cruz was extraordinary. >> i called halprin out on this, i am no fan of ted cruz, you are right ?oorare. lou: are you a fan of halprin. >> there is no excuse, how did you racially profile someone like that. it was beyond ignore app ignorant. >> i don't believe that halprin or anybody would do that to a democratic cuban-american. only a republican, somehow there is a issue. >> if you had bob menendez on as a cuban democrat he would have probably done the same. lou: jeb bush would say you are dealing with hypotheticals. >> i am. lou: governor had a terrific interview with megan kelly he recapped a bit. -- recan'ted a bit the most important bit perhaps. >> on subject of iraq, a controversial subject knowing what we know, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have. >> in 20/20 hindsight you would make a different decision. >> i don't know that decision would have been, that is a hypothetical, but the fact is mistakes were made, as they always are in life. lou: what do you make of this. >> i am offended as a political consultant, he was not prepared for the question he w

albert halprin of the fcc. telecommunications is a vital and central part of information transfer, which is a large and growing portion of what major companies have to do to operate. today, virtually 50% of our gross national product is involved directly or indirectly with information use and transfer. advances in communications technology provide huge opportunities for growth in management productivity. perhaps unwittingly, perhaps politically, american business was launched into a new era by those early satellites of the sixties. futuristic space technology has rebounded to earth to spur productivity. it's not only opened up the communications industry. it has increased the potential of businesses relying on communications. in considering the benefits of this communications revolution we keep coming across the phrase new technology-- satellite circuits fiber optics digital data bytes, megabytes. is this typical of economic growth? does it always involve new technologies? we asked richard gill to comment. new

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the plaintiff kevin halprin has a history of litigations.ed "grand theft uber." uber calls his claims baseless. >>> and after women took the majority on the city council in austin, the staff was warned to expect more questions and longer talks. the warning came in a controversial seminar on working with women. a city official this morning is on administrative leave. elaine quijano of our digital network cbsn has the details. women, find something to bite hard on as you listen to this story elaine. >> reporter: that's right. the training seminar sounded innocuous enough called the changing dynamics in governance, women leading in local government. but things got dicey when the man addressing the group implied that women in power don't prepare for meetings and ask more questions than men do. this was a city council meeting like no other. a press conference by women who are part of a historic new female majority on austin's city council, angered that a training session was held about how to handle women. >> i have to question the culture that a

. >> that's the key right there, isn't it mark halprin.can get scores anywhere. you can get news anywhere. people go what news shows do you watch after you're off the air. i look at my news feed on twitter because i'm running a million miles an hour. we're working. i'm running to pick up kids i'm running here and there. i don't have a chance to sit down in front of the tv until it's time to go to bed at night. but throughout the day i'm looking at my twitter news feed and i mean -- so if i'm turning on tv i better get more than somebody going "and in moscow today --" you know? >> the exception to relying on the smart phone is great individual human brands like bill simmons. that's why it's so valuable because people will tune in to see him and will make it appointment viewing. >> difference i would say between news and sports is that espn has things people will tune into. >> because they have events. >> you'll watch college football and the nfl and the eventsen that network and i think that's what they bet on. people will still come to us

mark halprin had a panel of democrats. he asked them what she's accomplished.d she accomplish as secretary of state? >> secretary of state? i really can't name anything off the top of my head. >> give me a minute. give me two minutes. >> christina, can you think of something she accomplished as secretary of state that you think is important? >> umm. no. >> governor, your reaction? >> well, what they should be doing is playing simon and gar funkal sound of silence underneath that. she is in a leading position because of her celebrity, not because of her accomplishments. it's one thing for her to be known as the democrat that is inevitable. she has to come out from under the bed where she's been hiding in the fetal position afraid to face the press and hard questions. she'll have to answer for things. that's going to be tough and a game changer. i think people like martin o'malley are being smart by saying i'm not going to stand by and walk her into the nomination without a challenge. that's smart politics on the part of some democrats who see opportunity. >> som

mark halprin and bee i don't know -- bianna golodryga as well.oss been perverted over time. and how has that happened? >> you know, there competing interpretations of the crucifix over the last 2000 years ever since jesus died on the cross. it started with paul in the new testament writing about it. since then theologians have bandied about what it means. here's a story i think illustrates that that you all might enjoy. i was watching inging "60 minutes" and a bloviator was on talking about --. let me ask do you define bloviator talke oror as someone other than you? >> there's one other bloviator. and he was on "60 minutes" talking about the death of jesus and he said "jesus was killed because he interrupted the tax flow to the temple. because the folks were being overtaxed, jesus in the temple said too many taxes and then the temple leaders had to shut him up." meanwhile, my wife is on the couch reading a book called "the world peace diet" that she has to read for her yoga teacher training and she says -- >> this is the same one i have to read f