i.t. is very, very similar to acquisition. dhs is focus, the report on the initiatives that they are pursuing, and sure they're following their existing policy, not just in acquisition and i.t. but across all the management functions. dhs has good policy in place. the key is really execution, moving forward on this initiatives and monitoring their progress moving forward. >> my last question, on the second panel today, lane duke, former inspector general richard skinner, both caution us on the street that is important not to shoreside with the budget for management. fiscal year 2015, continue resolution passed by the senate yesterday would cut 17 billion for management of the department of homeland security. what areas, what area or areas of progress, measure most at risk if there are funding reductions and will be the impact of the next five to 10 years? >> we've already received requests from the congress to look at the impact of sequesters on federal departments and agencies. we will be looking at that issue both in terms o

. >>> an american educated i.t >>> 300,000 people have celebrating with the new pope. he says he will lead a humble church that will help the poor. the followers for in the square, and he was elected last week by a secret conclave of cardinals. he then entered st. peter's basilica. he received the ring known as the fisherman's ring. it bears the image of st. peter holding two keys. he called on economic and social leaders to protect the people and the environment. pope francis indicated he will build a closer relationship with followers, raising expectations for reform within the catholic church. >>> an american educated i.t. manager will become the prime minister for the opposition in syria. ghassan hitto lived in the u.s. for decades but now he will govern parts of syria controlled by rebel forces. members of the syrian national coalition met in istanbul, turkey. they voted to elect hitto who moved to turkey last year to help coordinate the opposition. the coalition plans to launch an interim government for northern syria which is under rebel control. 70,000 syrians

by and large, the i.t. departments of all major institutions are saying, "leave your technology at home." which is bizarre. we literally are telling the kids, "you have a powerful computer in your phone. leave it at home and we will revert back to pen and paper." we are telling businesses we don't want to support all these different devices. so it is a very challenging new wave of resistance to this technology, and this technology is so deficient that we have to make these changes. > the other night my son came looking for a pencil, and i said, "i don't have pencils. why do need a pencil?" and he said, "for school." okay. here you go. howard tullman, thank you so much. > glad to be here. on deck, our morning chart talk, and we'll be talking about what's going on with amazon. with its surge, is it time to buy, to sell or just stay put? that's next. let's talk our way through the charts right now with matt shapiro, this guy. he runs mws capital. matt, we have google surging into the stratosphere. here comes a

that does not happen without incredibly good management, personnel management and i.t. systems to make it work. harlan kelly is responsible for all of that. [applause] >> good afternoon. first, i would like to thank spur and mfac for this prestigious award. also, ed harrington for nominating me. also, a special thanks to my family. mason, kelly, tray, my wife, naomi, my sister joy, and my mother-in-law. they have been supporting me for a long time. behind this individual all board, there's a team of people that are responsible for making things happen. just for a moment, i want the puc to raise their hand and give a shout. we have a lot of folks who really committed in making the systems wwork. again, we have billions of dollars that we are entrusted with delivering in a timely way, which needs to be within budget. systems like this will really elevate and make it really transparent that we are delivering these programs in a very conscious and deliberate way so we can save the ratepayers' money. with that, i just want to thank you guys for this award. thank you. [applau

staff next quarter with only 3 percent expect i.t. staff reduction.may want to look in dallas, houston, salt lake and new york where a greater people are hiring. heavy workloads, too little money, not enough opportunity for advancement is stressing william out on the job, and nearly a third of employees express chronic stress related to work according to a study from the "wall street journal" and women do report higher levels of stress than men. as for trading, higher start here today and as i mentioned, new record high if the dow jones industrial average at 14,221. we close there, and that is a new record high close for the dow. the bloomburg silicon valley index is up, more than 1 percent higher and i learned people are spending a smaller share of their money on entertainment, suffering the effects of the economic roller coaster. how without like your phone to scroll without move your hands? they know when you are finished. "new york times" says samsung's next smart phone being introduced will track your eyes and figure out when to close. that is th

. >> employees of this i.t. service provider in an eastern german town called their canteen an oasis. work and play go hand in hand here. the company also offers massages and sports and wellness courses for staff, and there are on-site child care facilities. they are hoping to attract top workers with perks like these. >> we are competing with big companies like volkswagen, ibm, and others, and they offer positions in shanghai and london for couples, for everyone. so we need to bring a bit more to the table. >> demographic change has led to a relative decline in skilled workers. add to that a new younger generation of employees, which places a value on balancing work and family. companies like this one to cater to them, and experts say such policies will pay off. >> both sides benefit if the company policy manages to be more than just a piece of paper gathering dust in a drawer. company's profit in a competitive market through good employees, and they can support these kind of measures. >> though providing perks

. >> employees of this i.t. service provider in an eastern german town called their canteen an oasis. work and play go hand in hand here. the company also offers massages and sports and wellness courses for staff, and there are on-site child care facilities. they are hoping to attract top workers with perks like these. >> we are competing with big companies like volkswagen, ibm, and others, and they offer positions in shanghai and london for couples, for everyone. so we need to bring a bit more to the table. >> demographic change has led to a relative decline in skilled workers. add to that a new younger generation of employees, which places a value on balancing work and family. companies like this one to cater to them, and experts say such policies will pay off. >> both sides benefit if the company policy manages to be more than just a piece of paper gathering dust in a drawer. company's profit in a competitive market through good employees, and they can support these kind of measures. >> though providing perks

talk us through that dimitri i mean is this one of the center of focus is of the i.t. sector right now well i don't think there's thirty six you can really exist with all the start ups so you can certainly exist to maybe service in government and corporations but if you really want some growth you want some things we sure you see consumer oriented and certainly we're talking about startups is russia known as a market for that. well in the market for startups is a strange sort of phrase i would say that yes there are startups in russia we can count them in many hundreds maybe thousands of some war three i do startups but certainly the infrastructure and the ecosystem and of course especially the success stories are much fewer and much was developed in silicon valley or maybe some other places like new york city or along the. what are you how do you in the late your competitors or do you want to do something completely different so in this sense i would just to say that i am somehow not completely related to their t.v. business itself so i'm representative for instance o

the fbi will have to forgo i.t. upgrades. your databases will be pulled into our search tool capacity for use by agents and analysts. we will be unable to obtain all the technical surveillance tools we need to keep pace with our adversaries. we will also face challenges in meeting our mission requirements in areas of increasing threats such as cyber. winners stand there will be budget reductions this year and in years to come. we would like to work with the subcommittee to mitigate the most significant impacts of those cuts. german, ranking member, members of the subcommittee, i would like to thank you again for your support of the men and women of the fbi and its mission. our transformation over the past decade when not been possible without your cooperation, assistance, and support. i would be happy to ask any questions you have. >> thank you, mr. director. i share your concern. until congress and the obama administration, together to do something bold like the simpson- bowles commission, this will continue. domestic discre

i would like to make sure that she continues to be our go i.t. at the last event there was no violence, not even an ambulance. if you were an event of a certain size, you would have so many officers. not necessarily something centralized that treats individual officers as entirely interchangeable, because they are not. this is a lesbian officer that knows our community and works very well. i have never had a better relationship with asset pd, because of her. >> i promise you that if you make that request, it will be honored. is there anyone here from park in iraq? -- park and irrec bella >> they were invited. -- rec ? what they were invited. >> i went to a neighborhood meeting about hardly strictly bluegrass. the open of the meeting was that she had not get -- not got rid of all the issues in the park, but that she was trying. so. i wanted to put that out there. [applause] >> i just also wanted to say that they have a lot of buildings open to all ages. when i was a kid growing up in new york, and we used to -- there is a statement, saving my ass.

miller, the i.t. report that through 2010, 90% of their audits that the issued since within six months. 53 of those audits were overdue by average of almost three years, including cost of $568 million. due to the running of the statute of limitation, it appears that costs questioned -- did burma lost ability to recover $415 million of costs. two years later, in january 20 fell, 42% of those audits were still unresolved. my question to you is, is that acceptable performance by the department? >> i think we are in agreement that we need to improve our audits and a more timely way. that is directly well we have taken a number of steps, most recently with the formulation of a dedicated task force. we have already had a 33% reduction in the backlog and we should take debt to zero in the course of this fiscal year. >> but you agree have lost the opportunity to recover $415 million in costs? >> that becomes the total potential, of which general, based on findings and based on what is in the public's interest

we are stuck with this pass down i.t. cartel mindset. this notion that we can build the systems in a world where you have this on-demand resource that you are getting the next best thing, the next best generation, yet we are still building and the government. >> so you're saying that it's no longer relevant to the world we are living in? >> no must sound like everything you talk about, engaging citizen dissident, we'll were talking about a virtual engagement, we? >> people are saying that i'm kind of fed up with local government, state government, i'm tired of hearings end filibusters and i don't know what the heck that is, sequestration, who made that word up. but i want to solve problems, i want to engage and i want to make a difference. this generation may call generation of choice, the net generation,. >> i must tell you that in many respects and of course i work with them and so forth, perhaps maybe some of the confidence there is inflated in terms of optimism and many seem apathetic. they care about their own education, reforming g

many in the i.t. space are trying to do something in the communities where they have a presence, all throughout this country. at microsoft, we do things from we makeall digi-girls, sure we have women employees who go to talk to young ladies in the schools who say to them, you can be a computer scientist. the numbers are not great when it comes to women in the sciences. that startedgram out in seattle where some of our computer scientists went into the schools and volunteered their time for the whole school year to teach computer science. that is taken off. we are doing something at six different schools in this area. we have begun in different states. on c.is not many classes s. i can tell you that i'm confident that ibm, oracle, hp have similar programs. high priority, to expose and make sure they have the opportunity to be exposed and learn this aspect. one final question from the audience. russell, with the american military university. we are for a for-profit. we have probably 75,000 students in t

she runs an i.t. company and lives here in oakland. >> how would you feel if your daughter was missing, your sister, your family member? just disappeared. you would be frantic to find some answers. we need law enforcement, the professionals, to help us. >> the volunteers of the first congregational church in oakland gathered last night to plan out their search today. her family hasn't been very happy with the police response and will be back near 34th and telegraph today. we are told she had planned to visit her brother in dallas last friday, had that plane ticket but never used it. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:03. all lanes of highway four have reopened after a deadly crash overnight near discovery bay. they responded to a report of a car hitting a ped on east highway ford near newport drive. they say the ped died at the scene. >> to help prevent more weapons from being ripped off, trunks on unmarked san francisco police cars cannot longer be released by the but

instructors teach six subjects, including english and i.t. skills. so far, 340 people have participated. some have started working at the site. >> translator: i want to study english so i can deal with foreign companies. they are coming back to our country and they are beneficial to us. >> reporter: the efforts of the workforce could help provide a stable energy supply for asia and the rest of the world. >> reporter: people in iraq hope the increase in oil production will help rebuild their country and their lives. both iraq's leaders and the multinational corporations will need to make sure that the development benefits the majority. sho beppu, nhk world, in southern iraq. >>> a report released last year by the international energy agency says that by 2030, the country may surpass russia to become the world's second largest oil producer after saudi arabia. >>> what are some of the biggest challenges? >> as the prime minister of japan has asked of the new governor, deflation is probably the biggest challenge he's expected to overcome. this was reiter

i.t. is similar to a nation. dhs focus needs to be moving forward and ensure they follow existing policy not just an acquisition, but often management functions. teach us a policies in place. the key is moving forward on initiatives in monitoring progress moving forward. >> my last question served as the undersecretary of management at the part and in former inspector general richard skinner are both cautioning us import not to be shortsighted. fiscal year 2013 resolution passed by the senate yesterday woodcut 17 billion from the management department of homeland charity. what area or areas of progress are the most advanced if the spending reductions in what would be the impact of the next five to 10 years. >> we friday received requests from congress to look at the practice of clusters on federal department and agencies. we'll be looking at the issue both in terms of how they prepared for the issue because of that depends on decisions they've made unwanted packets going to be a multi-copy provided to the committ

it is true in every industry, including i.t. i have spoken to plenty of i.t. people in your situation and with the rapid turnover in software there are plenty of people in your industry to run into these challenges. host: our next caller is from silver spring, maryland. this is u.s. senator denise wittington. are having a meeting for those trying to find a job. we are asking if they are asking their boss for a letter of recommendation. we are trying to get you prepared for this upcoming year in reference to your job. it is going to be at the long branch community center, 8700 connie branch road on monday, march 11. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. i took barbara mikulski's place and she is no longer in politics. i am going to different communities and trying to see if we can assist you in finding jobs. if you are in the job, prepare you just in case something is coming. i hope everybody comes out. my number is301-495-7799. -- is 301-495-7799. i know we will be working together to see that everyone gets into a job and that we create new jobs. host: talk about the reacti

his i.t. company is projected to earn $1 million this year. his company makes software that automatically takes users to a search engine after they select certain words on a website. he thought of the idea at graduate school and started the business after receiving the patent. >> translator: in japan, patents are protected. that puts my mind at ease. i can be sure my intellectual property is protected. yes, china is developing rapidly, but i started my business here because more than anything, i wanted to be able to do business in a country in which my work is protected. >> reporter: here chung visits the office of a client. he shows them his software makes it easier to explore the internet. >> translator: when i met mr. chung three years ago, we asked him what he hoped to do. he said he wanted to compete against google. we wanted to help him make a great service that would help us as well. >> reporter: chung says he'll do that by concentrating on developing new software in japan. then he hopes to sell it around the world. >> translator: japan

. >> a south korean defense ministry representative says i.t. personnel have found no signs of any problems with their computer network. he says they have raised their information warfare alert system as a precaution. people in south korea's presidential office have also taken action. a spokesperson says president park assigned her officials to quickly restore the country's affected computer networks to their normal status and find out what caused the outages. government officials in seoul have dealt with several cyber attacks in the past. they overloaded websites with mass iive amounts of data in ju 2009. they confirmed for the first time a cyber attack by north korea. in march 2011 hackers blocked access to the website of the office of the south korean president and other government agencies. they traced the take to a north korean government agency in china. two months later another agency halted atm services at a south korean bank. professor kim jong un says the latest cyber attack is different from those in the past. >> translator: many priv

instructors teach six subjects, including english and i.t. skills. so far, 340 people have participated. some have started working at the site. >> translator: i want to study english so i can deal with foreign companies. they are coming back to our country and they are beneficial to us. >> reporter: the efforts of the workforce could help provide a stable energy supply for asia and the rest of the world. >> reporter: people in iraq hope the increase in oil production will help rebuild their country and their lives. both iraq's leaders and the multinational corporations will need to make sure that the development benefits the majority. sho beppu, nhk world, in southern iraq. >>> a report released last year by the international energy agency says that by 2030, the country may surpass russia to become the world's second largest oil producer after saudi arabia. >> emerging economic powers still struggling with poverty. citizens looking for peace. get news and insight every weekday live from bangkok on nhk "newsline". >>> members of the united nations sec

analysts at a japanese association for electronics in the i.t. industry say manufacturers ship nearly 650,000 desktop and laptop computers. that's down 13% from a year earlier. the value of the shipments also tumbled 18% to just over $480 million. that's the lowest figure since data became available in april 2007. >>> manufacturers in japan usually update their lineups in february. they release products in time for newt schothe new school yean business hires new graduates. >>> touchscreen computers are loaded with windows 8 operating system. the sales are sluggish. stiff competition is forcing manufacturers to drive down prices for corporate clients. >>> the "new york times" announced last month that it plans to sell the boston globe. the sale is a sign of the rapidly changing media landscape in the u.s. where new sites are challenging traditional media. one example is the huffington post. celebrities contribute to the 9 news outlet and readers love it. we spoke to ceo jimmy maiman about traditional media in the digital age. >> there are a lot of

. >>> an american educated i.t. manager will become the prime minister for the opposition in syria. ghassan hitto lived in the u.s. for decades but now he will govern parts of syria controlled by rebel forces. members of the syrian national coalition met in istanbul, turkey. they voted to elect hitto who moved to turkey last year to help coordinate the opposition. the coalition plans to launch an interim government for northern syria which is under rebel control. 70,000 syrians have died in two years of fighting between rebels and president bashar al assad's forces. analysts say some in the coalition see hitto as an outsider. they also doubt rebel groups which are not part of the coalition will accept an interim government. >>> people across iraq are looking back at a war that caused many problems. u.s. forces invaded their country. saddam hussein collapsed, but it continued on much longer. nhk world's sho beppu covered the war and its aftermath. he's now back in baghdad. sho, how are things in the iraqi capital now? >> reporter: right. i can say that it changed quite a lot compared

. >> he spent decades working in i.t. in silicon valley. >> i was on unemployment for two years. >> two years went by, smoothly, he says. but then his boss chaked his schedule to include working the only day he said he told them would always be off limits. saturday. >> i don't work on saurds, it's my provin my. >> as long as i provided him with a letter from my pastor. >> if i was written up three times, i would be terminated. just weeks later, he was officially fired. >> it was cut off like that. >> so he decided to sue. the company embraces diversity. >>> he went to stanford. jim soney, stepped in representing them pro bono. >> you kind of realize without a lawyer, without somebody who's going to help you, you're not going to have a chance with these big corporations. >> particularly with religious fractions. they deserve representation. the clinic represents people their right to practice their religion is being trampled on. >> reporter: every quarter, new students are expected to immerse themselves in the clinic pract

the data portal is an i.t. platform tracking patient outcomes, patient satisfaction, and risk factors by way of a web application enabling improved surveillance and assessment of program and treatment ethics. while the army continues to improve health care to the soldiers and families, we recognize we have to pay special attention to soldiers in transition whether they are relocating to another assignment, returning from deployment, transitioning from active duty to reserves, or preparing to leave the service. the army established a system internally to ensure continuity of care from soldiers moving from installation to installation. we support the dod in transition program with ready access to nationwide of experienced and independent behave professionals for soldiers spending transition and utilize the military one source as equivalent resource for those transitioning. we work actively with the va to ensure continuity of cay for soldiers transitioning to leave military service. for complex medical services, t

. >> the i.t. security industry will never be short of work. it is a marathon race between cyber criminals and those who pursue them. the financial stakes are enormous. the german government is said to have reserved 10,000 of these >> the canals being close to large vessels. battle last year, almost 30,000 ships pass through it. three of the 400-year-old locks are out of order. >> there will be times when the canal has to shut down, and that will not change in the future. what we can do is look for ways of responding to the situation more quickly or of finding faster ways of getting the canal open when we do have to shut it down. we will have regular problems in the future. >> a fifth block is planned, but little has happened since the transport minister attended 11 months ago. on thursday, he would not comment on the closure. unions wanted to resign. businesses feared big losses. >> the canal is extremely important. >> larger ships now have to wait another two weeks. that is how long the repairs are estimated to take. >> if you have just joine

and, really, the level of priority in terms of i.t. spending. so, obviously, guidance is going to be critical. but this is going to be a little negative for the software space for tomorrow. >> all right. bottom lain here, derek, would you put new money to work right here in oracle at $33.74 a share? >> q4 tends to be their best quarter, so we would be taking advantage of weakness and buying into what historically is a strong quarter in q4. >> all right, thank you, derek, thank you, jon. i'm back with ron insana and rick santelli. ron insana, we for you on earnings, we're hear debating the quality of earnings that we're seeing and what we are going to see in 2013. what's your take on what things look like, based on what you've seen so far? >> well, actually, maria, when i look at the earnings, people are worried about what's going on in china, i think, and this is kind of an evolution of the concept we've been talking about, with dawn of the american decade, i think to fortress america. when you look at earnings, the strength is coming from the u

>> well, not only the financials, bill, but also i.t. i.t.e laggard year to date. 4% for technology versus health care is up almost 11%. you look at these metrics. the march '09 lows, the late great mark haines are called for four years ago. almost every sector of the s&p 500 is up 100% or more and if you look at october '07 to present, only four sectors are up led by consumer discretionaries and staples. >> do you think it represents buybacks for the rest of the year? >> i think carl icahn says so. >> buybacks, dividend hikes and m & a and where we are now. going back to m & a and looking at past records, looking at highs, 2000, m & a was 1.6 trillion, although/time warner deal. another deal in '06 and '07, private equity. we're nowhere near a bubble. >> i think you uttered a wow when mark said 1680 on the s&p this year. do you see it going this high? >> we've definitely on the bullish side of things, and i think where that does actually come into play the economy is still very slack, so if the economy real starts to accelerate to the upside

she owns her own i.t. company, last seen near 34th and telegraph where a surveillance camera caught a photo of her. her cell phone stopped working thursday afternoon. investigators hoping to recover the last location her phone registered. her mother says she is frustrated with how police are responding. >> we do feel if your daughter was missing or your sister or your family member just disappeared, you would be frantic to find some answers. we need the law enforcement professionals to help us. >> oakland once again the volunteers at the first congressional church in oakland planning to fan out in the neighborhood if you can help locate her, you are asked to please call the oakland police. >>> a homeowner living in an east foothills neighborhood is demanding police take action on a recent burglary spree before the crime turns more violent. paul majors says three people broke into his woodley drive home stealing $20,000 worth of valuables. the break-in was caught on video by his next-door neighbor's securit

. >> if someone ever claims polish i.t. products are out of this world, they could be talking about this -- german chancellor angela merkel learns that the mars rover probe is outfitted with infrared sensors made in poland. without the technology, the red planet would remain more of a mystery. green computingin this hall, abw companies are showing their latest ideas. like a portable solar panel, which allows smartphones or other mobile devices to be charged with sunlight. that gives chancellor merkel a fashion brainstorm. >> so, could we now make handbags with a solar panel on the flap out of this? that would be practical. you would always walk facing the sun. >> merkel also visited software giant s.a.p., which asks students to write programs using its software. >> how long did you work on this? >> really two weeks and two months preparation. >> do you need to know how to program for this? >> merkel spent more than two hours visiting the various exhibitions this year. she worked as a physicist before getting into politics,

-educated i.t. executive was chosen by a majority of national coalition members in istanbul. in his first speech, he ruled out dialogue with the shock assad's regime. government troops and rebel fighters are blaming each other for a chemical attack near the northern city of aleppo -- dialogue with bashar alabama assad's regime. >> they accuse rebel fighters of launching a missile containing poisonous gases. the information minister said this type of weapon was prohibited under international law. >> so far, we have 16 martyrs and 86 wounded. most of them are in critical condition. the chemical contained in the missile causes immediate fainting, convulsion, and that. >> in istanbul, syria's main opposition group said they were looking at the attack rejected allegations that rebels were involved. we also know the rebels do not have access to chemical weapons. they would not have access to the means of launching these kind of chemical weapons. >> we have no details yet. we are against using chemical weapons from any side. i am not expecting the revolutionaries to do that, but we

i.t. consulting and services. that particular industry group. so i think there's a lot of choices out there, tyler, that are sensitive to the economy, not only here in the states, but internationally. they're not over valued and, you know, certainly the fed having the markets back or at least that's what i would term it, doesn't hurt either. >> but you know, scott, here we've got the sequester today. we have a lot of worries about what's going to happen in the job market and the market is rallying and what's driving this rally? >> well, really, if you look at the sequester amount, 1.2 trillion over ten years shall the cbo says, you know, already legislated we'll spend about $45 trillion over the next ten years so 1.2 in my opinion is a really small amount. i think the market knows that. i think while it is going to create some head winds, maybe you see a couple tenths percent gdp or something like that, that is a head wind but it's not going to stop the economy. i think we'll see about 2.5% growth this year so, really, the market's been able to

develop its i.t. enterprise architecture to realize cost savings, reduce duplication of systems and strengthen i.t. security through your identity authentication for d.o.t. employees and contractors. d.o.t. plans to develop by may 2013 and implement a mechanism by fiscal year 2016. half of our highest priority recommendations concerning implementation of critical transportation infrastructure programs to protect investments in these programs. to ensure the program delivers benefits, we recommend sa establish an integrated master schedule for implementing new technologies and infrastructure. but that is scheduled the agency cannot effectively address program risk, make them for cost schedule trade-offs or determine what should be delivered first. at a historically working on this roster schedule. we also recommend sa ensure cost estimates for realigning and consolidating air traffic control facilities are comprehensive and updated. while at stake are the recommendation of a scaled-back its initial plan

co-founder of the young china watchers professional network thank you so much for your time and being an i.t thank. you to russia and china has been growing steadily in recent years an artist kitty pilgrim has more details on the numbers and the types of deals being struck. just to give you an idea as to how much money can be made trade is forecast to exceed one hundred billion dollars in it fifteen after already growing over ten percent last year now by twenty twenty we could be looking at two hundred billion dollars trade. a lot of it is energy so we are talking about oil as well we've got eagle search in the head of ross nasser the world's biggest or producer now are set to meet the new leader of china he's going to be discussing an increase of exports to china which could equate to a one million barrels a day by twenty eight tain and it's not just energy deals going on though we've also got delivery of arms contracts as well being discussed so really it's straight to business. and let's go back to our breaking news story this hour angry protesters have stronger the central headquarters o

i had dinner with him the other night and i.t rather abruptly. i just wanted to tell him i'm sorry.ve him my best? oh, i think you've already done that. .. lef is this a bad time? you seem upset about something. would you come in for a moment, please? after you met with dad the other night he and i had a little conversation and that was the first time i learned what happened that summer. oh, i'm sorry. well, i guess i'm not the sort of person that can hear news like that and just forget about it. i know you're upset. but if it's any consolation in time, your father and i forgave them. forgave them? frasier, your mother was a good person. so was my husband. they made a mistake. anyway, just tell your father i stopped by. i felt so silly crying in front of him the other night. i've been a little... over-emotional since dan died. oh, i'm sorry. didn't know. you never realize how hard it's going to hit you. well, look who i'm telling this to. i the famous radio psychiatrist dr. frasier crane. i remember you when you used to run around in your undies with your pail and shovel. yes, well,