. >> kate bailey hutchinson adding their voices to the congressional chorus blasting attorney general eric holder. hutchinson telling the daily caller there are serious questions about several of the programs he is implementing like fast and furious and other areas where, this is a quote, i don't think he is making the right priorities in the administration. and sessions saying this. this has been really a growing disz pintment in the attorney general's leadership, frankly, and i am sorry to see it happen. senators stopping short of joining 123 house republicans calling for holder's resignation. >> we know the secret service code name for mitt romney is javelin and rick santorum is pet ryes. he told jay leno what his name would be. >> bulldog. >> paul says he's genesee kret service protection. he's a regular citizen and taxpayers should not be paying to protect them. that is your 5 at 5. >>> i want to know what our code names would be. >>> tweet it in. >> time for the first degree weather update with maria molina. i know you have a serious weather situation. >> we are seeing more torn

max hutchinson gallery was showing the painting called "new bride," and the price was like $50,000 oromething. now, there is a guy, melzack, he was a collector, and he said to me, "i want to buy that painting 'new bride,' but i'm not going to have anything to do with max." so this guy who had a store on grant street says, "i have this building which had been a synagogue, "and i want you to have it for a studio. i know you need a studio." so i said, "well, i would like to have it, but i don't know if i have the money." he said, "i'm going to give it to you for practically nothing." so i said, "how much?" and he told me, i think, $40,000, $45,000 for that building. so i called up melzack in washington. i said, "i need $40,000. "do you really want that painting? i'll get it from max." melzack said, "well, milton, i don't know whether i can afford to buy a painting now." so i said, "okay," and i went to paint, and while i was painting, the telephone rang. and i said, "that's melzack, i know it is." so i got on the phone. he says, "i'll give you $30,000." so i says, "okay," and i bought th

. >> authorities say the jonathan hutchinson was found suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. he later died at a hospital. no word on a motive or suspects. an update in the investigation of the triple stabbing in baltimore county. the men were all involved in the fight during which three people were stabbed. they range in age from 18 to 21. we caught the scene tuesday afternoon in owings mills. police tell us the man got out from a car and started fighting. the car was shot dead at one. . police are still investigating the shooting. >> a bicyclist was hit by a bus downtown. surely before 9:00 a.m. in the 100 block of key highway. it is not clear what type of bus structure but she was treated and released. >> the final officer in the extortion scheme has pleaded guilty. facing a to 25 years in prison when he is sentenced in july. more than 50 others receiving kickbacks for sending accident victims to majestic for repairs. 17 officers were cruelly charge. he was ordered to attend by subpoena. and if he does not start talking, council members say they may issue a second subpoena.

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last week i traveled to fairfax county's hutchinson elementary school in herndon, virginia. talked to these students about weather. we had a terrific time. lot of fun. this is a big elementary school to have -- they have over 800 students in this elementary school. most of them are english second language. they do an outstanding job and want to thank a teacher -- anna, on the far right, for the invitation to the hutchinson elementary school. fair packs county in herndon, virginia. lot of fun. >> aspiring meteorologists out there? >> oh yeah. i get them all interested in it. who knows. you know. we will have a few coming out of that class. >> great. thanks a lot, tom. let's check on the midday traffic. here is danella. >> good morning. still keeping an eye on the situation in kensington, maryland. police are still investigating and i'm urging you to avoid the area so they may do their work. connecticut avenue is still closed at knowles avenue. a lot of volume along connecticut avenue. avoid it altogether. jump on georgia avenue and checking things out there. traffic is flowin

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. >> i'll turn it over to senator hutchinson at this point. a. >> well, thank you. i thinke' arguments. we were arguing is it a tax or a mandate. i thought justice roberts certainly said, well, of course, we all know if it's a tax, th c capability to do it. but he basically said if it dcke a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. which means it's a mandate. will make this whole law unconstitutional. and i think that when you look at what it's doing, it's telling every business in america that they have to subscribe to a .overnment-run health care plan it is ndate that is unsustainable constitution. and i think the justices are beginning to get enough information that we hope they r. there's no question that 2/3 of the american people believe this is an encroachment on freedom. and i hope that we can change it some day by law but i hope we can start all over a good plan to provide more access to insurance that they can afford and that they want. now i'll turn it over to marco ru >> thank you for the opportunity to talk to you for a few very proud that florida has

i'll turn it over to senator hutchinson for this point. >> thank you. we've seen the early arguments today. especially. if it looks like a duck and walks like a duck and quacks like a duck. it's a duck. which means it's a mandate. it's telling every business in america they have to subscribe to a government-run health care plan or they can't offer the premiums. it is a mandate unsustainable in the constitution. and we hope they will come to the right decision. there's no question that two-thirds of the american people believe this is an encroachment on their freedom, and i hope that we can change it some day by law. but i hope that we can start all over and have a good health plan for more access by americans to an insurance that they can afford and that they want? and now i'll turn it over to senator marco rubio from florida. >> thank you for the opportunity to talk to you for a few moments. first of all, i'm very proud the state of florida has taken the lead on challenging the constitutionality of this law. we're hopeful they'll say it the way they do

. >> senator hutchison who is going to be next yields to you so then we'll go to murkowski and hutchinson that way. okay? >> well, thank you. >> thank you very much. i wanted to take up where senator graham left off. and there has been an effort emanating out of the arms services committee to change the defense authorization bill to essentially put this country's detention policy under the laws of war. and under the laws of war, an individual can be held without charge or trial until the end of hostilities. the point made that america is a battlefield and i think that's the point that some have been trying to make. i'd like to ask your view of this. i am strongly opposed to it. i also know what you said during the worldwide threat hearing, that the fbi has interrupted or arrested some 20 terrorist plots in this country over the past year. you have the high value interrogation group, which you testified to the house committee has done 14 interrogations and i gather with some success. i would like to ask you to comment on whether you believe that permanently detaining americans without tria

fills gasp in the system and includes the legislation that i introduced with senator kay bailey hutchinson to address hi-tech stalking where stalkers use the internet, video surveillance and bugging to stalk their victims. the bill will give law enforcement better tools for cracking down on stalkers. just as with physical stalking, hi-tech stalking may foreshadow more serious behavior down the road. it's an issue we need to take seriously. we need tools for our law enforcement to be as sophisticated as those who is are breaking the law. i want to end with this. i know senator feinstein is coming soon and we have a number of women that are going to be speaking today. but i want to remind everyone in this chamber that domestic violence takes its toll. one of the most memorable cases that i had in our office when our -- was when our office prosecuted a case of a woman killed in eden prairie, minnesota. she was a russian immigrant. the her husband was a russian immigrant. they didn't have many friends in the community. she was fairly isolated. she was most likely a domestic violence victim for

kay bailey hutchinson is mentioned, but she badly lost to rick perry of all people for governor of texas. i guess i've got margaret thatcher on my mind, because i saw the meryl streep movie. i just wonder if -- it's sort of like, you know, the counterintuitiveness. richard nixon could go to china because he was anti-communist his whole career. he was more trustworthy because they knew he wasn't a liberal or something. i don't know. i just wonder if that might be what it takes. >> let me go to steven kenny from st. peter's college either on that point or the earlier ad from 2008. comment, question or thought. >> i thought that the ad was very interesting, because of beginning of it made it me believe it was going to be an attack on president obama's experience. he'd only been in the snamt for three years, and the first finger mentioned is is he ready to lead? after the question was skd the notion that he was a celebrity. i thought it was a missed opportunity by the mccain campaign to not point out he was inexperienced. they sort of mixed messages in my view. >> that's an excellent, excell

he has a banking committee that he must attend, and then i will pick up with senator hutchinson.e will recognize members in order of arrival and follow the five-minute rule. >> thank you, madam chairman. good morning. two key justice department facilities will soon be operating -- the fbi's terrorist explosive device or analytical center, and the national center for explosives training and research. these assets will help officials deal with a growing threat posed by terrorists and criminal use of powerful explosives. you and i have discussed these previously, and you agreed then that the missions of these groups are distinct but complementary, and that makes sense to collate them at redstone. can you describe how the department of justice will utilize these agencies? >> it deals with the examination of the ied's that we see coming out of afghanistan, and the agency run by atf deals with the other, the more prevalent explosive devices we see, and you're right. they have fundamentally different responsibilities, but they complement one another, and the location of them in that pla

denard hutchinson was trying to sell a grenade launcher but pulled a gun. he is expected to survive. two other men were arrested. officials now say a grenade launcher was not found at the scene. >>> we also know now the name of the man killed in a drive by shooting in richmond which we reported on last month. the victim has been identified as bonnie ray morris. it was an intentional shooting but investigators say they don't know whether morris was the intended target. >>> the defense department announced the death of a fighter pilot. francis inlay of vacaville died of injuries from an accident involving an f15 aircraft. the military would only say it happened sunday near a base in southwest asian. captain inlay was supporting operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. >>> a united flight bound for san francisco international stopped in philadelphia. what was found in the backpack. >>> picking up a little bit of green out there right now. i'll let you know when rain returns. >>> a san francisco family was attacked and killed. tonight friends honor them accor

denard hutchinson was trying to sell a grenade launcher but pulled a gun. he is expected to survive. two other men were arrested. officials now say a grenade launcher was not found at the scene. >>> we also know now the name of the man killed in a drive by shooting in richmond which we reported on last month. the victim has been identified as bonnie ray morris. it was an intentional shooting but investigators say they don't know whether morris was the intended target. >>> the defense department announced the death of a fighter pilot. francis inlay of vacaville died of injuries from an accident involving an f15 aircraft. the military would only say it happened sunday near a base in southwest asian. captain inlay was supporting operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. >>> a united flight bound for san francisco international stopped in philadelphia. what was found in the backpack. >>> picking up a little bit of green out there right now. i'll let you know when rain returns. >> >>> only on 2 tonight. exclusive new details on oakland's mass murder case. amber

the titans though they enhanced their defensive line they have steve hutchinson he is friends with manningnba, the biggest move the one that didn't happen. dwight howard still in orlando. he decided to waive the early trade option in his contract for the nets who were the frontrunners for howard. they will have room to take another bid for howard or someone else. >>> that's a lot of basketball for you but it is that time of year. >> it is march madness. how are your brackets doing? >> i am not playing. >> i am not either. >> 1 in 5 americans are. i am surprised it's not more. >> i feel guilty i am not doing it. >> it is 20 minutes before the hour. it is a no game a shootout breaks out at a basketball game. >> it is the last chance to answer the question of the day. new york times accused of hypocrisy after an anti christianity ad. refussed to run a similar ad targeting muslims saying it could put u.s. troops in danger. is this a case of hypocrisy or sensitivity? first a look at today's forecast. ♪ they develop leadership skills that plea pair them for life. that's why i am proud to be an a

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leave grandma's and the tiny ones behind but let me tell you josh hutchinson in jennifer lawrence both sign in the movie is an epic film that really does keep you in suspense from intense i have to recommend hundred games in the exciting news is that opens at midnight tonight so he really have to see as good that there's tonight. >>> my daughter is going to nice to read the books. veteran axis actress brings her star what is to san francisco's current year for a very limited run as she stars in the play hide playing in the news faces tested while working with young drug addicts. again the the kids and grandma behind. any chance to see it's a great turn on stage with where she is. tickets are available from $30 before shows that run through sunday. finally lake tahoe the 49ers with all the with the lake tahoe for the winter fest. i will be an seeing two bands this weekend and lake tahoe all the money going through underserved use in the bay area. did lease the full list on twitter please call me there there is your recap the documentary hundred games the movie from the night's and winte

the young stars of the movie include jennifer lawrence and josh hutchinson. it's in theaters march 23rd. >>> it's a novel opportunity for budding fashion designers and the culmination of a dream for one supermodel and businesswo n businesswoman. >> this is the kickoff. elle mcpherson told news 4 about why she wanted to produce and host the new nbc show fashion star. >> you know, i've wanted to create a show in america that is about the retail business, about building brands, the business behind selling clothes. i've seen a lot of programs about how to make clothes, but never how to sell them. i've been working on this idea for quite a long time. finally seeing come to fruition as executive producer has been a great milestone for me. >> this is a milestone for mcpherson, and a whole new way for viewers to interact with the program. the designs let you see -- that you see on the show will be available in stores the very next day. mark barger has more from behind the scenes of "fashion star." ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> reporter: lady gaga's lyrics describe th

we'll talk to kay bailey hutchinson and get her response to the number.is here. then after greece's successful bond swap, the iif continues efforts to stabilize the euro zone. charles will join us live to tell used ceo of smash burger is here to talk about the expansion and hiring practices. the unemployment holding at 8.3% after a solid but not monumental jobs number this morning. kelly evans is here with more insight on the big data point. kelly. >> i've been digging through the report. it's my favorite one. there's lots of good nuggets and often the headline doesn't tell you the story. pretty much good news still kind of speaking to the headline strength we saw. i want to throw out a couple of stats that may not have got as much press yet. look at the people that are job leavers, that's up to 8%. more people in that unemployed pool are new entrants, and they point towards workers gaining more confidence in their ability to find jobs. that's what we heard in a consumer confidence survey in the last couple of months. more people saying job market conditi

i want to follow on senator hutchinson's questions regarding the prosecution of senator ted stevens. i think so many of us were radically shocked. i was horrified as a friend and an alaskan to reach -- to read judge sullivans commons that this ill-gotten verdict not only resulted in him losing his seat, but in his words, tipped the balance of power in the united states senate. pretty powerful in terms of what the department of justice did to a great man. i appreciate and i recognize and i thank you for your actions in dismissing the case and in your decision to not attempt to retry and i join senator hutchinson in that. there are questions that still remain. you know that. i have a long series of them. what i would like to do is submit them to you today and ask that you respond to them prior to the release of the report which is due to come out next wednesday the 15th of march. i would appreciate your attention to that. i have a question regarding what is happening now with the release of this report. "usa today" reported the part of justice has spent $1.8 million in defending prosec

he has a banking committee that he must attend, and then i will pick up with senator hutchinson. we will recognize members in order of arrival and follow the five-minute rule. >> thank you, madam chairman. good morning. two key justice department facilities will soon be operating -- the fbi's terrorist explosive device or analytical center, and the national center for explosives training and research. these assets will help officials deal with a growing threat posed by terrorists and criminal use of powerful explosives. you and i have discussed these previously, and you agreed then that the missions of these groups are distinct but complementary, and that makes sense to collate them at redstone. can you describe how the department of justice will utilize these agencies? >> it deals with the examination of the ied's that we see coming out of afghanistan, and the agency run by atf deals with the other, the more prevalent explosive devices we see, and you're right. they have fundamentally different responsibilities, but they complement one another, and the location of them in that p

now, officials say they believe 19-year-old dena race hutchinson was trying to sell a grenade launcher and pulled a gun. teams moved in and shot him help's expected to survive. two other men were arrested. now, officials say a grenade launcher was not found at the scene. now, the day of the stanford law school is stepping down. larry kramer will take over the foundation on september 1st. kramer will replace the retiring paul rest. he's also a former stanford law school dean. >>> good drive, good kick. right for three. >> that's the way they do it. aaron bright came off the bench and helped the stanford men basketball team win the title. it was a 75-51 win over minnesota at madison square garden. he forced two turnovers to open the 2nd half. they took a ten-point lead, and they never looked back. bright, by the way, was chosen as the most valuable player. >>> 5:18. let's go back over to sal to check on the morning commute. commute. >> it's going well. i wouldn't have too much to complain about if i had to drive out there. i'm helping the drivers out right now. let's look at the bay brid

officials believe 19-year-old denarcy hutchinson was trying to sell a grenade launcher. two other men have been arrested. officials said a grenade launcher was not found at the scene. >>> our investigation is raising questions about oakland's 100-block plan. now, the city confirms the police department has not devoted any special resources to the crime fighting strategy. mayor jean quan has failed to pinpoint the blocks or if there are 100 of them. >> i requested a briefing two month ago. she responded promptly. she did show me the map but took them away. i was not ayou allowed to keep copies of them due to the sensitivity of operations planned there. >> oakland city leaders have provided this map, highlighting general areas in the east and west parts of town. now, mayor quan could not be reached for comment, but the staff says the 100-block plan focuses on various agencies. >>> time now, 6:16, a privacy breach. information was lost during a disaster drill that involves california child support system. now, this affects 8,000 people. it includes addresses, health care pr

olympia snow, joe lieberman, kay bailey hutchinson. >> arlen specter. >> dick lugar facing a significante. >> maybe orrin hatch. >> maybe hatch. we have a map or some kind of graphic that sort of shows the decline in sort of moderates. we know statistically, the middle has shrunk if it even exists anymore in congress. the most conservative democrat and the most liberal republican no longer overlap in terms of bipartisan support for legislation. so steve, when we look at our broken congress to what the senator says, do we think there is hope for moderates in the future? >> i wanted to ask senator because of what you said interested me. i wondered this while you were trying to survive in the senate in the 2010. you started out as a republican, you were facing the primary challenge from pat toomey. it was looking kind of grim. you switched over to the democratic party. you faced a primary there and you couldn't win. you mentioned the lisa murkowski model out in alaska where she lost the primary, came back and won as an independent in the fall. did you ever give thought in pennsylvania to no

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we're also losing some great women senators, kay bailey hutchinson and olympia snowe.there's a real need to have that perspective. it's not differebetter, it's di. >> somehow the united states senate is out of whack as far as population is concerned. good to talk to you. thanks very much. >> thanks, chuck. >> market rundown is next, plus, final frenzy. former illinois governor rod blagojevich is on his way to prison this morning and we'll share with you his defiant parting words. >>> but first today's trivia question. barbara mikulski is about to become the longest serving female member in all of congress both house and senate. who currently holds that title? who is she about to surpass? the first correct answer will get a follow thursday. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business... protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. not in this economy. we also have zero free time, and my dad moving in.

senator hutchinson was meant to be next and yields to use the then we will go to schakowsky and hutcheson in that way, okay? >> thank you very much. i wanted to pick up where senator gramm left off and there has been effort of the armed services committee to change the defense authorization bill to essentially put the country's detention policy under the law of the war and under the law of the war an individual can be held without charge or trial till the end of hostilities to appoint me to that america is a battlefield, and i think that is the point some have been trying to make. i'd like to ask your view of this. i am strongly opposed to it. i also know what you said during the world wide threat hearing that the fbi is interrupted or understood some 20 terrorist plots in this country over the past year. you have the high-value interrogation group which you testified to the house committee has done 14 interrogations', and i gather with some success. i would like to ask you to comment on whether you believe that permanently detaining americans without trial or charge is appropriate. >> i

hutchinson saying "there are serious questions about several of the programs he is implementing likether areas where i don't think he's making the right priorities in the administration." and sessions saying "there's really been a growing disappointment in the attorney general's leadership. frankly, and i'm sorry to see that happen." both senators stopping short of joining 123 house republicans calling for mr. holder's resignation. >> call it victory. a florida woman making an incredible find in a patch of forest outside of orlando. you can see this thing there. it's a cemetery containing the graves of at least four world war i veterans hidden for centuries in the brush. that's probably a typical thing in that area, i have a feeling. that woman now making it her mission to contact the veterans' families like the relatives of joe green. here they are seeing his tombstone for the very first time in nearly eight decades. watch this. >> to see him is like still standing, we praise god for that. and we praise god for this opportunity. >> the greens and other people, other families now loo

texas senator kay bailey hutchinson says the law sun constitutional.ood to be here. >> quite a few dramatic days of testimony. we'll be talking about this case for a long time no matter how they rule. how do you think they'll come down? what decision do you think they'll give? >> i think all indications are that the justices were very skeptical of the overreach of that mandate and that it looked like they thought you couldn't fix it with a tweak, that everything depended on that individual mandate and otherwise it would be in support of it. that's the indication. however, i will say, carl, i've watched the supreme court for a long time, and you can never tell from the tenor of the questioning what they're thinking. sometimes hostile questions means they're looking for your arguments, sometimes it's the opposite, and you really can't judge it. but it looked to me like the judges were asking the right questions and that they did see the encroachment on freedom as an issue. >> i understand your point about being careful about predicting decisions, but you

flora hutchinson of maine is 108 years old today with a positive attitude and sees the jar as half fullmississippi 100 years old today. hard work and healthy eating. i like part of that. otto frangenberg is 102. we love him. and irving weinstein is 100 years old today. a world war ii veteran. josephine sorenson is 105. she loves to read novels. that's it. back to new york. >> thank you very much. we have ohio university here. where is this? i haven't heard of this place. i'm kidding, kidding. good luck to the ohio teams in the tournament. when we come back, celebrity looks for spring at prices you when we come back, celebrity looks for spring at prices you can afford. hi. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats fruit blends and their unique taste combinations. like peach/raspberry. with one flavor in the granola bunch and one on the flake. two flavors. in harmony. honey bunches of oats. make your day bunches better. ♪ i know that you like my style ♪ back at 8:38. what celebrities are wearing. stars are sporting the season's hottest trends. we have style and beauty exper

. >> reporter: but when peeta, josh hutchinson, announces his feelings to the world, things are abouttriangle. you're the guy left back home as she goes out to fight in the hunger games. this is not the full-blown romance as we see in the "twilight" series. >> gale and katniss have grown up together. there's nothing romantic at this point. it grows into something. everyone's a little confused about that feeling. but it's not the central focus of the story. >> fighting the hundreds that were waiting here, this is a full-blown phenomenon. when you saw this movie for the first time, you wanted to see it alone, you were so nervous. what did you think? >> i requested to see it alone. i think because there was so much expectation already. and no one had seen the film. i really didn't want it to suck. now that i've seen it, i feel great. it's one of the most powerful films i've seen. and everyone in it is amazing. gary ross is an incredible director. >> having seen it myself, no worries there. i want to show everybody a clip of the film. we're going to see you saying good-bye to katniss, jus

kay bailey hutchinson stopped sort of demanding resignation although she did point out that she did notn fir nation in the first place. we are joined now by byron. is this increased pressure having impact on mr. holder's situation, byron. >> first of all as far as the attorney general keeping his job, he's okay so far. he serves at the pleasure of the president, no democrat has come out and called for him to be -- to remove him from office, although joe lieberman the independent who caucuses with the democrats has issues with the way holder is conducting his job. so far you have 123 house republicans calling for his resignation. three senate democrats, some of the most -- excuse me, some of the most conservative republicans in the senate calling for his resignation. what this may do, though, is perhaps make the justice department a little more cooperative in its dealings with congress. they don't want this to continue to grow. martha: the recent revelation was that they had one of the folks involved in fast fas fast and furious and let him go, and there was some knowledge of that at the

. >> instead of killing roger williams and an hutchinson, there was land.you disagreed with the prevailing theocracy, there was a place to move, which there wasn't in europe. it amazes people, you don't need to say, you don't have to believe in god, you just talk about freedom of religion, the freedom of religion which all religions enjoy in this country. it's not a religious idea, it's a secular idea. >> what the poll says, is the especially the religious right in the country has overstepped their bounds. i was so proud yesterday to speak in front of 20,000 people about atheism. but if the religious right wasn't going after people's fundamental rights, if they were yeah, let's help the poor, down with bankers, i like christmas, we need to gather on the mall, shut this thing down. >> but that gets to my point. which is that fundamentally your first identity, i know you, your first identity is your politics as a progressive. >> i don't go around talking about atheism. it's so frustrating. but i do try to argue on political issues, right. so if you're having

. >> andy hutchinson's. we had one of our meetings with executive branch and congressional staffers last week. you participated in that back in may. first, one that the efforts to educate the hill, they need to be ramped up very very, very significant and very, very quickly. that was kind of across the board from the hill staffers. on pntr. a lot more has to be done by the administration. a lot more. one point in supportive of pntr was kind of apply to the broader u.s.-russian relationship. that if the united states cannot do something that is so obviously in u.s. national interest, human, and how can mr. putin and company actually trust us to do things on much more competent issues were we to significantly disagree on? so there could be a linkage of that in the other direction. my question has to do with large u.s.-russian relationship. you know i've been a huge fan, you guys have accomplished a tremendous amount. the problem now as you look out from the headline issues, they principally are the ones with f

i think the proposal that senator hutchinson and senator tester has put forward to include overseas pieces in any of that review, but at least needs to be a mechanism that any future brac to consider even though there's treaties and others to consider that we just ask you to consider that as we go forward. and of course all of us have thousands of veterans and our areas and people that are military retirees. you have a number of proposals you consider that would impact military retirees. can reassure those who are retired now are nearing retirement, that they can feel their retirement on fixed income is secure? >> with regards to your last question, yes. our goal with regard to looking at retirement, we've made clear, the president made clear that any changes that people ought to be grandfathered in who are serving in the military, who have served or are about to retire that they will get full retirement benefits as promised to them. our goal is to look to the future and see what reforms we can make with regards to those that will join the armed forces in the future. with regards to your o

i am joined this morning or this afternoon including senator hutchinson and filing legislation that wouldaddress some of the laws that are in place that allowed for this hard situation to move forward. but because this whole thing came about because of the fbi agent, i would certainly hope that that individual has been recognized for his persistence, standing up for the constitution. i think he did rise. i hope that that recognition has been given. by the fbi. >> i back you on any particular recognition. the case is still under review by oh p. r. a justice department as well as our own oh pr. but i will say that the agent who came forward and did that was doing so in a condition of the fbi. it is the legacy to adhere to the constitution when you see something wrong, to bring that to the attention of others. that is exactly what we teach in our new agents training as they come through. there is no case that is more important than abiding by the constitution and the applicable statutes and guidelines. >> i appreciate that. you mentioned in the report that is still under way. i have asked th