herbert hainer and david will chat in about half an hour.ll see you later. >> up next, survival of the fittest. tells usf tough mudder how he is fighting off competition. the family behind the franchise. as manchester united gets ready to report results we take an in-depth look at the family behind the team. ♪ mileugh mudder is a 10 military style obstacle course. when it launched in 2010, it was a bit of a novelty. today there are dozens of mud runs. the ceo tells us how it is fighting off the competition. >> what is tough mudder? >> it is a challenge that you do with your friends. it is about teamwork. it is about having fun. you have to climb walls, crawl under barb wire, run through a field of electric wire. anyone that tells you starting a business isn't a very scary thing to do is lying to you. professors were very clear with me, this is a bad idea. people are not going to pay to run in flames and crawl in the mud. we launched in 2010. we had three events with 20,000 people. year over 280,000 people participated. one of the things we s

herbert winer. >> herbert winer. some major concerns. i notice that the capital improvement project has the addition of vehicles to the fleet. these are basically replacements, but what you really need is a net increase in the amount oaf vehicles in the fleet. the city is growing in population. ridersship is growing in demand. i mean, continue to have the same amount of vehicles present, you're not really responding to public need, which is the responsibility of this agency. you need to make that the top priority. i don't get a sense of this in this capital improvement project. public transportation is really in desperate need. it is bad. the public doesn't like it. riders are angry. i don't care about the survey. it was probably taken with people who are friendly to mta. you've got to increase the net amount of vehicles in a fleet. the other thing is the build outs. they cost $300,000 to put in. that could certainly be used for vehicles. and another thing for the widening of the sidewalks. i took a look at it on castro, it's an absolute

herbert winer. >> herbert winer. some major concerns. i notice that the capital improvement project has

as herbert recording their next move on to some of the world news. all agree it was a devastating event but the exact day and a few unlike range remains on career following friday's landslide in afghanistan international agencies and afghan officials say the three hunters mud brick homes were buried and hopes have faded or finding any more survivors. the un estimates to hunt and fifty people died and local governor though says over to paris and local parish. my team has more. just one extra base hit in a small hillside village in northeastern afghanistan. graham months and degree from hundreds of pretenses. locals from all around the indian team to try and find semi driscoll tons of rubble that the efforts to penetrate the thick month with tea towel to cover know that john provence and relief operations had to stop the stated period is going to dance. jogging with all of the who have lost their lives they have lost all their belongings and economic your anymore the people who are under tents provided by nearby villages. i know about it another go. an

for most of europe, germany in particular are important to herbert hainer.e planning to do when it comes down to their new product on jews. there new product entries. up ande is a lot coming will regain their sales momentum with the advertising offensive in these new products. >> thanks, david. europe editor david tweed. o excited are you about the world cup, naught to ten? nine by the time the tournament starts. we will take a short break. we will be breaking down the banking news, plenty of it out this morning from that sector. and we from barclays will dig down into those when we returned. . ♪ >> welcome back. let's get out to jonathan ferro for th e fx check. at sterling.ok this is a big day for the data. expect a reading. 67.8. one tick higher from the previous month. the reading that matters given that the service sector makes up three quarters of the u.k. economy. ahead of a key central bank meeting. no one expects the rate hike in the first six months. could it be in the next 12 months western mark we get beat on that number. that debate a little bit

just back from eastern ukraine falls and gets douglas herbert nice to see that the cause again today. we can always join the conversation on facebook and twitter are hushed and f to four debates this was all hands on deck wednesday evening after flooding or puddings statements that you are by thursday though self proclaimed leaders in places like to get scanned regained their composure and rejected moscow's requests for a postponement. we'll have direct contact with letter to him. we found out about his proposals for the media. i think you learn about this decision in the same way now show that if the referendum is held on the eleventh of may. you'll be able to hold it all. having lost the trust of ordinary people. was your reaction when you put that statement and the reaction you've seen the reaction. i was less surprised by the reaction to the reaction on because you know over the past seventeen days in eastern ukraine on the separatists between that time again. i'm from the very hardcore ones the ones manning the checkpoints nominates a ragtag bunch in our heavily armed paramilitar

just like herbert hoover world war ii have been the likely president to be elected in 1928 with foreign policy, domestic, engineering experience and creating health in so many ways he seemed like the logical man. but he wasn't. henry ford wasn't like the poplar man to popilate the car. grew up on the farm and poor parents. that is the thing about the market place. you can not tell who has the good idea and the perseverance. there is a lot that goes into it to make it successful. and langley, your point is correct. the united states had the view in the 1900 that because german and french were experimenting with an airplane. and their idea was if they happen to be able to invent it a foreign power will take that r airplane coming over and drop something on your country. the idea is markets may work better than subsidized investors but it maybe too slow and by the time it is in gear the europeans may have the airplane and it might be too late in foreign policy. subsidize langley. he seems to be your best bet. he's has honorary degrees and written a book on aero dynamics and flew over the p

yale and by 24, he was the managing editor of esquire magazine by the chief speechwriter to george herbert walker bush then vice president of the united states and leader of the founding editor of forbes fyi. his books have great titles and i think that's important if you are going to write a book and give it a title and they include the white house mess no way to treat a first lady. not about you patricia i don't think. supreme court to ship and thank you for smoking by the way. his literary circle list rather represent of the table that celebratebutcelebrated a group w yorkers that met regularly for lunch during the 1920s at the likes of robert, george. the late christopher hitchens. ladies and gentlemen it is my pleasure to introduce the author of that enough about you the cultural critic and if i may say irreverent historian, mr. christopher buckley. [applause] >> would you please turn your cell phones back on? what an honor to be introduced. it was a connecticut girl that i point out. you will be hearing from her later on. having identified myself as a connecticut yankee i hasten to p

herbert goode was shot and killed during a robbery, on the 23-hundred block of west 57-th street. he had just collected 34- hundred dollars in cash for rent. that money was gone after goode was shot. police in south holland are looking for leads in the murder of a woman in her home last week. they questioned the ex- boyfriend of 33-year-old rachael galbreath last friday, but let him go. he moved out of her home, just days before the attack. investigators are asking galbreath's friends, co-workers and relatives to share any information that may lead them to a suspect. a second case of *mers, or middle eastern respiratory syndrome, has been confirmed in the u-s. doctors say the new case is in florida. the patient is a 44 year old health worker who lives and works in saudi arabia. the first case in this country, also involved a person who spent time in saudi arabia. he has been released from community hospital in munster, indiana. school officials in winnetka are warning parents about a dangerous "dare" game being promoted on the social media. in the "cold water challenge," a student

and he said particularly -- decided george herbert walker bush his war record in 1944. bush had been a navy pilot. he bailed on his plane, and his recollection at the time differed from what he wrote in 1988. he co-authored a book called george bush, man of integrity. so this reporter called president bush, and president bush said, kitty kelley is a liar and she's a smear artist. i do remember those direct quotes. i didn't write that book. i never heard of the co-authored. it is all a lie. so the reporter naturally called my publisher and called me, and we sent him a copy of the book and the pages cited. and he called president bush back, and bush didn't take the call by his secretary said, well, he feels a little guilty that he didn't remember writing that book, but he still stands by what he said on kitty kelley. but when asked if he could point to one in accuracy in the book, anything, he didn't. but i'm telling you, the reaction to that book was tough. the same thing happened with the nancy reagan book. president reagan held a press conference, and afterwords i did

by 29, chief speech writer to george herbert walker bush, the then-vice president of the united states and later the founding editor of ""forbes" fyi." his great books have great titles, and i think that's important. and they include "the white house mess," good title, "no way to treat a first lady." not about you, patricia, i don't think. [laughter] supreme courtship, what a great name, and thank you for smoking, by the way. his literary circle is reminiscent of that great algonquin round table, that celebrated group of new yorkers that met regularly for lunch during the 1920s. the likes of robert benchly, ruth hale, george kaufman and dorothy parker. the inheritors of that tradition included christopher buckley, but also the late joseph heller, the late christopher hitchens and martin amos. one can only imagine what those lunches were like. so, ladies and gentlemen, it's my pleasure to introduce the author of "but enough about you," a storyteller, a cultural critic and, if i may say, irreverent historian, mr. christopher buckley. let's welcome him. [applause] >> hello. would you plea

douglas herbert explains. >> in the first video you basically have the leader of this group standinghere, basically threatening to kill all christians, threatening to sell the abducted girls -- they are girls -- in the marketplace, essentially selling them into slavery, saying he will marry a woman the age of 12 and a girl the age of nine. that is the message from the first video. as you can see from the pictures and the second video, as much as a picture can tell right now, it shows all of these girls dressed hed to toe in the he job, claims to have converted them to islam in the video. the area in which they were kidnapped is an area that has a large christian population and he says that these girls have kurt -- converted to islam and he is demanding the release of prisoners, presumably in exchange for the release of these girls. what is new here, what is not? it has been exactly one year since a french family was abducted and in that case as well there was a demand for prisoner release. it was never clear whether or not those prisoners were released in exchange. what we can say is

>> herbert followed by [inaudible]. those are the only three people for the director's report. >> you talked about this pilot project for muni metro with the reduction of seats. it may be called the [inaudible] muni metro or maybe single seat occupation. is this to provide the seating of all seniors and disabled. some of them may be forced to stand on the bus, especially if it's crowded. are people going to be standing on the bus from downtown to ocean avenue as a result of the reduction of seats. what you need are more coaches, not this plan. you can take a look at the end muni metro. sometimes there's only one coach instead of usually two coaches and that's when it really gets to be crowded. now, [inaudible] cost $300,000 a pop. that could certainly be used for the purchase of more vehicles and this agency is not a poor one, at least in the financial sense. in addition, i'd like to express another concern. i'd like to see a monthly report on late buses, missed buses, accidents and break down. there should be a monthly

our guest this morning is herbert carlisle.every level,ed at squadron cogo group, wing, numbered air force. he has done a number of rough assignment, including two liaisons with the u.s. congress which what i would think is the most dangerous assignment we can give. i had the privilege of running colonelram when carlisle was a star student at the maxwell school. we have asked them to present you this morning, and then we will turn it over in a dialogue with him and dr. michael green. is our japan chair and the senior vice president of our asian team here. then we'll take questions from the floor. i look out at this audience and i do not think we will have trouble filling the time of questions this morning. without any further ado, please welcome general herbert carlisle. [applause] good morning, it is great to be here. hopefully everybody can hear me ok. i appreciate this opportunity. talk your chief little while ago, just about a --th ago, so i will try to he covered the air force at large the bible talk significantly about th

as i said in the frank herbert quote it's all well and good to appear open and honest but we can't figure out. the agenda should contain sufficient description of the item so a person of reasonable intelligence can understand whether or not their interests will be effected your staff doesn't do that. and this is noted a one-time case this is all the times they say we can agree we technically he met the law but the intent is we're supposed to be planter and you can't be a parent without the document that's why we have the sunshine ordinance you can't make reasonable public comment if we don't have the documents. >> is there a motion to go into closed session regarding agenda item 5? >> i so moved. >> is there a second. >> i second. all in favor, say i. >> i. >> i. opposed? >> no. >> no. the motion passes 3 to 2 >> we wi session. >> okay. we're going w we're back in open session during the closed session there was a motion that was passed regarding the portions of the closed session that would be disclosed to the public. the first thing we agreed to disclose related to the reason we went in

for more on just what this means, i am joined by our editor douglas herbert. is ans through this, this economic union that has been created, but many people say that there is a very strong political agenda behind this. >> very political, let's start now with economics. the eurasian economic union, three countries, russia and belarus and kazakshstan. this is what vladimir putin wants to see as an economic force to be reckoned with on the world stage, to bring together his regional allies and integrate them. he wants to look a lot like the other heavyweights, the european union and the u.s. and china, and recognize a lot of things in this union. free trade and capital manpower across the world. this is a big market with 170 million people in these countries and they have a lot of energy resources, and 1/5 of the world's gas reserves. about one third of the world's oil reserves. is acs have said there covert agenda of putting together the soviet empire. that this isn says hogwash and he has denied this every step of the way. he says this is purely on economic bas

secretary of commerce herbert hoover called the flood the greatest peacetime calamity in the historythe country. the disaster was predictable. the mississippi had flooded before. local authorities attempted to provide flood control, but with uneven efforts. the levee system is only as strong as its weakest link. the building of dams could have prevented the flood. some legislators wanted to use federal funds. but they faced tough opposition on capitol hill. dams not only control floods, but they can be used to generate hydroelectric power. that presented a threat of competition to the private utilities. to justify the expenditure required to build these dams, electricity had to be sold. that would be produced by these hydroelectric units which were to be installed in the dams. that feature disturbed people who opposed tva. they thought that was a function the government ought not to engage in. the private utilities were successful in their opposition until 1933, when a new administration with an activist view of government's role came into power. franklin delano roosevelt created the

. >> i want to bring in bob herbert, senior fellow of dmost and with the white house times and jackieucinich. good morning to both of you. >> so the nrcc has this website called the benghazi watchdogs.com that's asking for money. we're expecting to hear from speaker boehner some time in the next hour and he's got his weekly briefing, bob. is he going have to do something about this? >> i think he certainly should and i would be inclined to think that he will. we know that politicians play politics, that's no surprise, but some things ought to be beyond the pale and this is a tremendous tragedy and should not be a fund raising tool. >> republican congressman, james lang ford is using benghazi and running for the senate in oklahoma and scott sent out a fund-raising, mail so he can hold the administration accountable. what's the risk for republicans and those who at least try to push forward both with the fund raising and with the hearings and using it as a campaign issue? >> that's the thing. they're using it as a campaign issue. if this committee hoped to get anything done and anything

douglas herbert found out that he is finding no shortage of ready recruits. click the army in the southeast is recruiting. in front of this building held by pro-russian separatist, civilians of lugansk are getting lessons. >> you can kill someone like this. we do not want war. we have to know how to use this in case you need to defend yourself. in order to save your life. >> the separatist leader of this city of half a million near the russian border has served and alternated -- served an ultimatum, swear allegiance or get out. many of the young man in lugano skit need no convincing -- many of the young men of lugansk need no convincing. >> i will fight till the very end. >> even as for tool to fight are ready to heed the battle cry. >> my son has already taken a weapon in one hand. if needed, he will take one in the other. even i am ready to hurl a molotov cocktail. >> it has been a month since pro-russian militants seized control of lugansk's security agency. but the ukrainian army steps up its stride against separatist strongholds. shots ring out nearby. a

. >> herbert winert. >> one thing that i envy about supervisor avalos is his unlimited speaking time. i have questions, and that is the money for transit bus service has to be emphasized in this bond issue. and you have to emphasize it for the neighborhood. i would like to see the leader routes and the alternative routes restored. because i want the neighborhood benefited. i don't want anything take this bond measure. the last bond measure mayor gavin stole from that, and i don't want that. and lastly, you should have documentation of breakdowns and switch backs, this should be public information. and you can also use that to endorse your bond measure, that would be substantiatiing evidence, that's a suggestion. and i fourthly, protest the nature of this was regulated. the public was not included. it was an mta fan club, and all those of mta participated in that meeting as a sat on the wall in the peanut gallery. it really had an undemocratic beginning, that should never happen again and you should prevent this before november. >> last speaker. >> nicole snyder. >> hi, nicole snyder w

. >> thestreet.com featuring herbert greenberg who reminds investors that risk is real, with herb greenberg's reality checks in terms of stocks and risks. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> bluest of the blue chips, ibm ceo in a rare television interview saying that ibm is re-inventing itself with a plan for changing the industry and growth. >>> did fannie mae and freddie mac just make it easier for americans to get home loans? >>> and open for business, small business owners are feeling more optimistic but does that mean more jobs and will the economy roar back? we have all that and more on "nightly business report" this tuesday may 13th. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. records fell again on wall street today as the dow industrials and the s&p 500 each closed at record highs, more on that in a moment. but we begin with big changes being rolled out at a company that as much as any defines the permanent blue chip, you may earn more in portfolios or funds, it contributed not one bit to the rising markets, the shares were off slightly. the ceo sat down with a rare te

. >> herbert weiner. >> mta is to be commended for initiating the muni equity strategy for low income and minority groups in order to implement service improvements. this constitutes a sound foundation for access for service for all riders, which includes low income and minority groups. while proposed to select six to eight neighborhoods for evaluation, the transit project should include all neighborhoods, because service is crucial in the city. one issue is accessibility, passengers shouldn't have to walk long distances for public transit and this certainly applies to elderly and those disabilitied and the mentally ill. and this should be identified by mta and the project to propose quarter-mile walking distance to stop. because the railway is a public service, every member of the service should benefit. some members are neglected, as the project favors northeast and business sections of the city. while these other lighter areas should not disregarded in the transportation. they should be required to consider the city as a whole, because believe transportation is for everyone, democr

a big effort on to fund a movie on a serial killer herbert test test >>> welcome back to the fastest one minute and 50 seconds, the one liberal host and that's the reason i only get a minute and 50 seconds. a lot of kids pick up bad habits from their parents. smoking is one of them. the more a parent lights up in front of their child, the more likely he or she will become a smoker as well. every year that a parpt smokes, the odds go up. >> i think if you lead by example in the home, i think if parents smoke and drink in front of their kids, their kids will be more likely to take it up. look, i drink in front of my son. i don't smoke. i never smoke. i hope he doesn't do either, but parenting, parental responsibility, teach them against it. smoking is deadly. absolutely. >> i would say this, my dad smoke cigars. >> i'm sorry, brian. they are yelling. >> so they smoked with the windows up in my station wagon. the only convenient rags ventilation were the floor boards. i don't think that study is accurate. a lot of times it's adeterrent. >> i have never smoked a cigarette, bob. however,

kennedy profile in courage award on behalf of her grandfather, george herbert walker what shobush. [applause] thank you, jack. you, all, and it is such an honor for me and for my grandfather and for my whole family. i would like to start by reading a short message from my grandfather. my sincere thanks to the john f. kennedy library foundation and their selection committee for the decision they rendered that led to stay's proceed -- to today's proceedings. i hope the vote was not too close for the members [laughter] i recall how shortly after leaving the white house the school district board right used to live in texas decided to name a local elementary school after yours truly. after it passed by a landslide 3-2 vote -- [laughter] twoas explained that the dissenting votes were based on the fact that we normally only name things after dead people. [laughter] 7/8, let me assure you your kind words mean a lot to me, and to receive this award that bears such an illustrious name means more than mere tongue can tell. i'm sorry i cannot be there in person, but a nasty rumor spread that y

unlike the immigration issue where they have nominated the most, and the one time george herbert walker bush walked. and so we haven't had that. >> do we have anything to take away from the policy debate. but let's face it, john boehner sign onto your pledge. and i'm sure that he did. he voted to raise taxes. >> i know what happened. >> don't get this upside down. and this is what obama tried to do to people. and all of the tax cuts lapse and they went away what speaker boehner and mitch mcconnell did is 90% of them were raised. >> we have to leave it at that. thank you so much. coming up next, benjamin netanyahu is riled up again. we will give you this story when we come back. the one in tonight's business split. you think that he would have bigger things to worry about. here is what the prime minister is ticked off about. [speaking in native tongue] david: it is nice to hear his voice cracking. to our all-stars now on this very big issue. >> some of these guys are taking photos that are called a selfie photo. and i've never taken a selfie. >> i think he is right, at the same time, thi

what herbert heine they will unleash the largest foot wall offensive ever going into the world cup.he energy and intensity of this campaign and the product a clear will be statement and a sign of things to come. products thatr added us next thursday. adidas next thursday. ot does hinge on that. we have been to the banks and where you see value. what is your take on retailers? it seems a tough environment no matter how you slice it. are adidas, how do you proceed. ? in a decentas is position. although there is an execution risk, clearly, because it is a one-off event. it will have a material impact on the future. the share price seems to have fallen back on russia and sanctions and how their emerging markets business is going to be shaping up going forward. i don't think that is such a big risk. there is more of a timing issue here. the sentiment issue with the market in general. if the geopolitical market starts to stabilize, they are set up for a good recovery. >> thank you for staying with us today, johnny. we're back in just a couple of minutes. ♪ theelcome back to "on move." i'm

in 1980, when reagan so up the nomination george herbert walker bush was the last surviving serious opponento him and reagan soda in 1980. if you define everybody who's supported reagan at the time he sewed up and call from reagannights and those who were not supporting reagan at that point don't qualify even though many of them did support him when he became the nominee. since reagan the republican party has nominated a number of other candidates for president of the united states. 1 of the united states. none of them met the definition, it is high time for us to nominate another reagannight. who should that be? >> well said. in this very building some years ago dr. lee edwards's panel discussion on one of his 20 plus books he has written, i remember frank shakespeare, the great conservative, was in the audience. frank asked a version of that question. in all the years we had the conservative movement since the early 50s through now we have only thrown up from the grassroots one principled conservative, ronald reagan. why haven't the conservatives done a more successful, better job? no one

unlike the immigration issue where they have nominated the most, and the one time george herbert walker. and so we haven't had that. >> do we have anything to take away from the policy debate. but let's face it, john boehner sign onto your pledge. and i'm sure that he did. he voted to raise taxes. >> i know what happened. >> don't get this upside down. and this is what obama tried to do to people. and all of the tax cuts lapse and they went away what speaker boehner and mitch mcconnell did is 90% of them were raised. >> we have to leave it at that. thank you so much. coming up next, benjamin netanyahu is riled up again. we will give you this story when we come back. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ for $175 dollars a month? so our business can be on at&t's network my mom works at ge. yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. w

unlike the immigration issue where they have nominated the most, and the one time george herbert walkerked. and so we haven't had that. >> do we have anything to take away from the policy debate. but let's face it, john boehner sign onto your pledge. and i'm sure that he did. he voted to raise taxes. know w. >> don't get this upside down. and this is what obama tried to do to people. and all of the tax cuts lapse and they went away what speaker boehner and mitch mcconnell did is 90% of them were raised. >> we have to leave it at that. thank you so much. coming up next, benjamin netanyahu is riled up again. we will give you this story when we come back. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. turning dreamers into busines

unlike the immigration issue where they have nominated the most, and the one time george herbert walkersh walked. and so we haven't had that. >> do we have anything to take away from the policy debate. but let's face it, john boehner sign onto your pledge. and i'm sure that he did. he voted to raise taxes. >> i know what happened. >> don't get this upside down. and this is what obama tried to do to people. and all of the tax cuts lapse and they went away what speaker boehner and mitch mcconnell did is 90% of them raised. >> we have to leave it at that. thank you so much. coming up next, benjamin netanyahu is riled up again. we will give you this story when we come back. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for

shortly after the start of world war i a young state department clerk named herbert yardly was said toan unusual and very useful gift. i was able to decipher secret diplomatic code with astonishing ease. yardly was put in charge of a new secret agency in 1919 situated in a plain office building in new york city. operating under a front name this free cursor to today's nsa broke the codes of more than 1 dozen foreign countries including american allies. yardly called it the black chamber. however, secretary of state henry l stimpson shut it down in 1929 later noting yes don't read each other's mail. then came pearl harbor. he learned what he didn't know could hurt him very much. soon the military was heavily involved in de crypting intelligence. >> they combined after the war and said the armed forces security agency. >> james bam beau a journalist whose writings on the nsa include the puzzle palace and the shadow factory says the army navy model wasn't working. >> the military was pulling against each other. that's why they created the nsa in 1952. >> it had unusual beginnings. >> the

unlike the immigration issue where they have nominated the most, the one time george herbert walker bushso we haven't had that. >> do we have anything to take away from the policy debate. but let's face it, john boehner sign onto your pledge. and i'm sure that he did. he voted to raise taxes. >> i know what happened. >> don't get this upside down. and this is what obama tried to do to people. and all of the tax cuts lapse and they went away what speaker boehner and mitch mcconnell did is 90% of them were raised. >> we have to leave it at that. thank you so much. coming up next, benjamin netanyahu is riled up again. we will give you this story when we come back. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutual today. and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? the one in tonight's business split. you think that he would have bigger things to worr

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she said she decided at the beginning to take leaders back to the days after herbert defeat in 2008. >> starting at the end of my you will campaign and talking about the very unlikely journey that led me to be asked by president election obama to bobama, and da relationship with him over the years. >> close clinton associates say she is still not decided if she's going run, but she has encouraged allies and supporters to do the same. of course you have the choreography that we had today. >>> the last wing of the democratic party that broke away from president obama is hoping that a clinton challenger will emerge from the left. senator elizabeth warren has said she will not challenge clinton, but vermont center berni sanders, a democratic-socialist, said he's considering getting into the race. he has a small but passionate following. he has been railing against the unfair politics of the wealthy and how it trumps in the middle class. >> i do not believe that the koch brothers, she wille sheldon being in a position where they can spend as much money as they want in every political race

shortly after the start of world war i, a young state department clerk named herbert yardly was foundo have an unusual and very useful gift. he was able to decipher secret diplomatic code with ease. in 1919, yardly was put in charge of a new secret agency. situated in a plain-looking office building in new york city. operating under a front name, this precursor to today's nsa broke the codes of more than a dozen foreign countries, including some american allies. yardly called it the black chamber. however secretary of state henry l. stemson shut it down. in 1929. namely noting gentlemen don't read each other's mail. then came pearl harbor and america learned that what it didn't know could hurt it very much. soon, the military was heavily involved in intercepting and de crypting foreign -- decrypting foreign intelligence. >> during world war ii, the army had >> they had two separate organizations and then they combined after the war. so the armed forces security agency. >> james bamford says the army-navy model wasn't working. >> military was pulling against each other. so that's why t

the depression of 1929 that the secession of president and party through calvin coolidge through herberthoover, all of them allowed the bankers, who are their friends off of to do what they wanted to do because they believe this is an orton after world war i not just for financial power, but for america as a political superpower that if you had tanks that could expand to basically do what they said they needed to do to become strong themselves are not as good for america in general, which is the same that continues to exist there today that was very specific because of the postwar and the emergence of america the superpower. calvin coolidge did nothing to fool any of this. he was famously talking about how business in america is business, but also his treasury secretary -- the treasury secretary that served for harding and coolidge and hoover come into mallon was himself a banker in himself or leave it was important to allow the banking immunity to do what it needed to do, not having any real rules. the ultimate result of that was a tremendous amount of speculation after world war i that

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. >> bob herbert. and richard kim of the nation.com. none of you are disqualified in my book.s ail in. rachel mad maddow starts now. good evening. >> good evening, chris. that was awesome. thanks for joining us this hour. every four years in the great wind-up to the president yal election there is one christmas that happens during the primaries aside from actual christmas. it's the civic high holy day of the primary season called super tuesday. super tuesday was created in 1988 by southern democrats who thought if a bunch of their southern states held primaries on the same day they might get a national democratic nominee the south liked. 1988 is the year they ended up running michael dukakis against poppy bush. i'm not sure the plan worked but super tuesday has stuck with us as the high point of the presidential primary calendar. it's not always decisive in