it scans your iris and that is your security. >> i love that. it is great.tiality, data privacy there you go. thank you so much for that. "the pulse" is coming up in about 15 minutes. i am joined by guy johnson. a little bit of mission impossible security. >> he is going to have to crack that my "the pulse" isn't he? he needs to go away and practice and get it right. >> he is practicing as we speak. >> good. the kind of stuff we have to talk about in "the pulse" is the ecb and the bank of england. we need to discuss the implications of that. they are significant. mentioning,just ryan chilcote got the rolls- royce big this morning. we are going to be talking about that. i think that should probably be the top headline, ryan in her roles. rolls. we were talking to a guy who said you are a mug if you pay full price. we are going to be looking at whether you should just wait a year. wait one year, buy a secondhand one. you going to save a lot of money over the course of that year on depreciation. we are talking about the samsung story. we have mnaus in a cody --

but you have to go to can them cope impulse so iris will not be present on going in a fight she kept smoking and digitizing presents a very twenty first century wait to make accessing twentieth century man was a whole lot easier it's important to complete this mammoth task the national archives is enlisting the help of a whole new coins on the tricks of volunteers called up onto the bomber operation war diary. a hundred years since the outbreak of the war. it's hoped the citizen historians will be able to safeguard the memories of these quilts when he raced to generations to come. lsu has been challenging the continent hats well i am open to the front saying text entry on it. in nineteen ninety nine and twenty six rover away electrician in beijing help from china's first independent trade union in more than fourteen. he is that was in a mechanic right cos can come from. he was placed at the top of a chinese government's most wanted to be a stint in prison for twenty two months without trial. after contacting had to take licensing prison term was released in april nineteen ninety one.

scanning,, iris security is a big deal now. they willr april likely have their new phone. they will have iris technology and your communications will be secure. >> thank you so much. fascinating story. all about that data security, protection. >> mission impossible. >> i be obviously don't have anything bad to say about anyone or insider trading. >> believe that, you'll believe anything. andbank of england european central bank will release their first decision of 2014 today. let's talk about the differing decisions they are going to make. manus cranny joins us for a briefing. let's start in frankfurt. >> mario draghi of course has the wholek over banking system, cause and effect. what he does in terms of getting lending, we have bank credit dropping for the 19th month in a row. he is going to oversee the banks. the banks have to hold more capital therefore they are less likely to lend. that is his challenge in terms of looking at what to do with financingadditional for the european economy. could be the possibility of long-term loans with contingencies. negative deposit r

. >> one of the people mike rescued was a woman named iris who then became his wife and they have two sons now that are teenagers. >>> we are halfway through the flu season but the rest is yet to come. there have been 20 flu related deaths in the flu area since flu season began october 1st. many of the victims suffered from the h1n1 strain which is also known as swine flu. its the same virus that killed 600 californians during a pandemic five years ago. doctors say its not too late to get a flu shot to protect yourself. we saw a steady flow of people getting a vaccine yesterday. >> flu season is usually over by march. but this is h1n1 which is was the one that was a hard hytone 2009. this could last as long as april. we just don't know. >> flu related deaths nor pally occur at the end -- normally occur at the end of january and early february. besides getting the flu shot, doctors say the best way to avoid viral infections is to wash your hands. >>> drivers beware san francisco police are tracking down traffic violators. a special joint meeting was held last night. police chief greg s

philippine people eat golden rice so where would the golden rice become available from samsung for planting iris i can tell you that i was i can have a definite answer to your question but i can't because it will depend on that. if and when they would approve god based on that they that he will submit to them if this group had its way the people of the philippines would never eat golden rice this is the rice cultivation center of the park an organization made up of small farmers it is a nationwide network with thirty five thousand members farmers who cultivate their fields using traditional equipment and who raise traditional types of rice which. at the moment. i saw but i this plant bed but they know it all. but some of them had been planted in the with the saw we have. two thousand six hundred. an enormous variety cheetah medina and his team document each and every strain with all their individual characteristics farmers can acquire tried and tested traditional seeds and multiply them on their own free of charge. sheet to medina takes us to the treasury of the organization. this is a presentat

philippine people eat golden rice so when one golden rice become available for on samsung for planting iris i can tell you that i guess i can have a definite answer to your question but i can't because it will depend on that. if and when they would approve god based on that they that he will submit to them if this group had its way the people of the philippines would never eat golden rice this is the rice cultivation center of the park an organization made up of small farmers it is a nationwide network with thirty five thousand members farmers who cultivate their fields using traditional equipment and who raise traditional types of rice. in this at the moment. and i said but i this plant bed but they know it all. but some of them have been planted in the with the saw we have. two thousand six hundred. an enormous variety cheetah medina and his team document each and every strain with all their individual characteristics farmers can acquire tried and tested traditional seeds and multiply them on their own free of charge. sheet to medina takes us to the treasury of the organization. this is a

it's called iris and it's a free app that you download to your smartphone and you can control your lights, heat, even open the locks for your kid who got home early from school, all remotely from this system. last but not least, i have a device here that looks like a standard thumb drive. a lot of people have seen these. it stores about 64 gbs of information, including about 60 hi-def movies. the benefit here is if you press a button it creates a wi-fi hotspot that transmits out of it and up to 3 different wi-fi enabled devices can stream movies right from this. so the result is, you're on a long road trip and now your kids can watch movies streamed right from inside the car. >>wow. lots to talk about. a lot of new developments this year. paul hochman, thanks very much. >>my pleasure. thank you. coming up...is the banking sector positioning for a healthy year? that's la ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the past four years for the american small business owner has been a real slog. now, 2013 did show some improvement but it reall looks like more and more 2014---this year---will be a strong turning point. let's t

of learning has implications for possibly hundreds of other people who were abused as children in iris those kiwis o'keefe has me open to talk to them that the irish courts have coast. they can now sue the department of education for the cities. in two thousand and nine the state's votes to one hundred and thirty five dissidents advising them to drop their cases against the department of education those people who were actually threatened by the department of education but if they didn't stop their cases against a department that they would pursue the tendency for these two people were frightened into helping the case against department of education given this today. we're now into nanaimo on military treaty kitty and i really believe that's the department now assume our responsibility to put in place a process or procedure crib i don't speak and can be kinda cases again today some of those people by contacting organizations like one in four looking for advice and kelley fourteen years at the department of education file a report being published into a plane crash in court in twenty el

iris will permit started to stand by the bad publicity. it makes to sweep away their immunity from foi that its mission to discover or kenya's best of us. this past weekend fitzgerald is standing by the seventy s was an opportunity for irish wanted to repair estimate that the reputation of eye damage and how we know for some mystical and sand and support overall i think they do. well it's any shed more light on this controversial consultancy fees issue. first a lot and we're adjusting the fifteen day was going to spend on consultancy fees soapbox when an adult know this could be eaten by me and my april twenty fifteen and if that money that the context of going to fight the evidence that you're all so much focus on the cool new clock and whack and planned because of the sea the wind and mr says that the miller but the amount of consultancy fees until they heard that the fourteen radio interview last week the irish border official said that the submissions of their budget to the department apartment in september to twelve in the budget was

you know we have you know everybody mccorkle everything that's iris and i you know everybody came out of the court should read and played well. a strong start by saying scratch her and i chew and i'm in the top sixteen or shall grease a richards of a bottom of a group but two straight losses not a great start for club but one of the oldest in the early behaving to regain those former glories rich of a whole fleet i don't see. well meanwhile former n.b.a. star dennis rodman signed happy birthday to north korean leader kim jong un before leading a squad of former n.b.a. players in a friendly game against north korea's team in pyongyang the hall of famer dedicated the game to his best friend kim who turns thirty one on january the eighth happy by what it is that a woman has become appeal to the north korea's government fourteen thousand people one day to match the all stars forty seven was to thirty nine in the first off the teams were mixed up so this. is not about money just one thing despite what just toss that is why do want to try to have an issue we're sure over the viewers you kno

i'm surprised it's a case he stands by the new iris as twenty percent of my friends from miri on all of them had died he had not seen since that before and most of this issue. and in the mining industry have a day war to feel into words and your night. torn apart they see every seen a constant speed in the province adding new things and remember i have econs for woman and a member having them on my eyes now my hip on issues and the guys iq of non cancer ever put them in france becoming keg and as a victim as a passing i use to hide edward. the aggies have the time. nothing like sitting reading interesting hands and feet and environs that. i remember back to when i was worried about was my combs said it was weirdly shaped homes. so as to what god wanted to change my films of the iceberg for it but i did delighted and a cafe and no i don't think any kind of i think it's because i've written magazine said something about muscles percent on tonight and nine first understand that you can look like that. and to normal person can get back in and like their freebie special women so i was jus

aunt iris where thousands write in support of the military. also this week with deadly bombings should be contemplating six lives qaeda inspired militants admit irresponsibility but authorities are blaming the muslim brotherhood cairo based journalist mohammed salisbury says both sides are at fault for the current situation. what's happening is we have that we have an major ground for the school governors the storage media he incited violence against anyone who is not going to listen to country and we have listened. what are definitely going to flip for a lot of things they have a dog would not have done to your powers of ddt. talking of conspiracy theories that till we meet the government's first the good of those bombings it's the portraits which is absolute nonsense. what does that mean time i did the opposite side which is the regime and the medieval we listened to was to get what the pastors are not useful themselves or as fair as costello as they listened to this what we want to be stopped now and what the government is working tirelessl

dominated iry teenager's, moss continues to grace the covers of magazines every defined the idea an imagermodel. >> not that. -- not bad. >> i looked at kate moss quotes. she gave it to a magazine in 2009. another is one that johnny depp told her. >> very savvy. she doesn't speak much. i was quite surprised that you found quotes. she gives an reinventing herself. her face changes so much. that is how she has had this longevity. she is associated as cool. she is also a good businesswoman. >> that was quite groundbreaking. kate moss, happy birthday. decision to ban a certain part of children's lunchbox. find out where this school draws the line. ♪ >> welcome back. time for something totally different. dressing in drag and talking about cabaret 2014. the airings and the wake. and the wig.gs he said the core values should be professional and ambitious. he just up as someone named priscilla. -- dressed up as someone named priscilla. make parallelso between the brothel business and the banking business. it is about customers first. that was the message. this is not just a one-off. the dutch hav

it said there will be significant natural attrition over the coming years iris walker said today it's not possible to comment on heavy stuff and calls like impractical summer charges saying the commission for energy regulation will be the ones setting the price is one of the political front the fall it from this latest development was swift. it's farther and dances. our intention all along that this whole process. unfortunately as being coated in secrecy i'm good with criticism too from within government circles i think it is over we have to do enough to address the perception that distilled the essence of the sweet tooth was gone the open guitar case in order to do for at the infrastructure. all in one easy opposed to the placement of both the senior cabinet members are keeping you could give their backing saying after the setup costs will comb the savings the point is that there are additional staff to us. many pieces don't know what i am and the savings will start coming in strongly in five or six years to life the department the environment repeat it doris walker will deliver savi

iris water is still sadly no. meters are being installed around the country arrangements are being made to take infrastructure over from local authorities. this morning on rte radio to chief executive john tierney reveal the cost so far. two days we have spent approximately one hundred million establishment and and and over fifty percent that would be a consultancy hundred million fifty million going to cause some say it's not cheap it's absolutely concrete on the basis of an open competition again fixed price contracts and dee dee dee or just his calling in on time interval. provokes a response from coniston. some of the bombing of a cross border raid into the demonstrators the present study for money and that the expenditure is necessary as part of the startup costs for irish water which is of course the major reform. six of its kind this week it's the key to the body tone and daughters repeatedly been asking. at the kaufman for the costs of consulting season to publish all costs and the refuse one of your kitch

iris biblowitz. angel reid. commander jeff caldwell. [speaker not understood]. and [speaker not understood]. next speaker, please. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood] johnson. i'm a wellness organizer at [speaker not understood] community against violence. we work with low and no eligibility with lgbt [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. most are black and latino people who have suffered through violence and discrimination throughout their entire lives and incarceration is only retraumatized them rather than helping them lead healthier lives. knowing that 75% of our jail population is pretrial, i worry about what jail expansion would mean for our members who wouldn't be able to afford bail. when 56% of our jail population is black men, i worry about what jail expansion would mean for people from my communities who are already being displaced at alarming rates in this city as housing becomes less and less available to them. the people who come to [speaker not understood] for services are struggling to find ways to meet their basic needs suc

azeri and may it has its the map for now at least fifty six year old iris moles was a token night this morning but the supreme court granted him a stay of execution. some old was convicted of killing the owner of a jewelry store during a robbery back in nineteen ninety one. he was sentenced to death by lethal injection. he was granted a last minute appeal his lawyers arguing that the state needs to disclose the makeup of the lethal injection and drive the transparency of drugs used in e in execution has been called into question lately. as farmers and pharmaceutical companies back away from providing drugs that can be used to carry out the death penalty consequently states are using something called compound runs where they make some more and then one tried to make it deftly. but the defense lawyers in this case and critics of the drug of mixing practice save the secrecy surrounding the drugs makes it impossible to know the compounds cars on reasonable pain and suffering this day and stencils as an execution is temporary as the supreme court reviews the case. but even with out the deat

some of this practice to really move on we have good data showing that this portion of the diary of iris much higher risk. these industrial more effective forms compared to smaller form factor live pigs move around in and allowed outside and so maybe you don't see how the economic calculus for these. the reason i think pack a mall in its because you know who profit from price to pay twenty pack a man like him to park cars you can reduce that the per pound cost of production but when the sea to the cops they can be external lies on to society. then maybe the industry will think about changing a tire while now that we know it is certainly we know this i what can we as consumers do to help me to really exercise our war consumer purchasing power and demand for sample of knob creek report has been a big movement from its large supermarket chains restaurants demanding that the pork industry at least not keep these mother paying scranton these little metal cages barely larger than buy for me to even turn around their whole lives neck and stress can lead to the detriment of the immune system tha

iris, a credit downgrade for the whole state. les, the rodeo coming to manhattan.is later in sports. ♪ >> bloomberg tv is on the markets. i'm julie hyman. let's get you caught up on where stocks are trading. back and forth between gains and losses. not much movement overall. the nasdaq down the most. the biggest drop in three weeks yesterday. we want to highlight to a divisional stocks. computer security firm and a company known for its linking cyber attacks on u.s. company to the chinese military. mosts are searching the since its ipo invest -- late september. more on the markets in 30 minutes. ♪ >> this is lunch money on bloomberg television live on bbg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and at bloomberg.com. pictures nowhere the video is the story. things just got a little work obligated for the stranded passengers and crew in antarctica. the chinese icebreaker whose helicopter airlifted several strata passengers is now itself stranded. a heat wave is breaking records in australia. 45-41 victory for oklahoma in the sugar bowl. meanwhile, it is a big

that kid is ahead of what the teach iris going to teach. the kid who is behind has to do this stuff all over again. so you can see how it's a very different challenge. we talking about outside the school. i did not find in the research and through all those years of meeting that the problem was actually what you were insinuating there, they were getting the wrong message in the school. it's what happens when they leave the school the next morning when they come home. >> let's talk about two things. you talk about the bad teacher. the road block teacher. what is that? >> guest: what we're talking about there is like there's a -- when you look at how powerful -- the number one thing is the teacher. a great teacher, the one in the top 20th percentile. you get four great teachers in a low that teacher alone can close the gap. if it was possible for a. to be taught by the top 20%, that's all you have to do. that's how powerful they are. the very, very bottom group, the bottom two or three percent, they're causing so much pull so much damage, so

so iris van who resigned when president carter was going to try to rescue the hostages in iran never went out and criticized him. more than that, if he didn't like it, why did he stay? why didn't he speak up? what about his obligation to the men and women that he talks to movingly in the book if that's how he felt. i give you one example where he's dead wrong. obama when he announced that he was going to add roughly the 70,000 troops with the two that he did, he went to west point and said i'm going to be out in two years, and the military commanders, he asked him, do you support that? they all said yes. then he finds out general petraeus is telling the press, no he didn't, no. they should have spoken up then. again, i'm not sure what this accomplishes in terms of what he's trying to do other than protect his own reputation. >> we should say that the national security council has responded to excerpts in the book, specific by about vice president biden. they said: >> kevin, how do you see this? who is right here? >> who is right about what? >> the vice president specifically. >> well

this assault related to theh1n1 h1n1 iris. doctor stated it is not too late.o get a shot and some of them are stating why that waited late and if they decided to russian. >> the time of 6:42 a.m.. we will have more information on the breaking news, the warehouse fire in san jose. >> a school in the area has been shut down because of this fire. they're want to shut it down out of the abundance of caution. if you have children that go to the school know that they are closed. >> [ female announcer ] shop at safeway now through january 14th for a smart return to school box tops offer! buy ten participating box tops items in a single visit and earn sixty bonus box tops! that's six dollars for your school! plus, shop at safeway to collect double box tops on specially-marked packages. learn more at twowaystoearn.com. here's what's new at safeway from general mills! start the day off right with these delicious big g cereals! or try yoplait greek yogurt! power up with nature valley and fiber one snacks! and enjoy tasty progresso heart healthy soups. find these and othe

gerri: the national pact the advocate found 61% of people: customer service at the iris last to actuallyy come almost 20 million unanswered phone calls. but are these problems result of cutbacks or management incompetence? here's what you are posting on the face book page. the irs has always had a difficult time keeping up with the overwhelming volume of problems they face. richard says in confidence eliminate them or redo. we also asked the question on gerriwillis.com. 3% said cutbacks, 90% of you said incompetence. log onto gerriwillis.com for our online question every weekday. we love reading your e-mails. gary from tennessee says i'm unhappy with our government leaders, they care very little about the defenders of our nation. and says here is how to use the health care site safely. avoid it the plague. don't go anywhere near this site. and here is jim. he says they are just screwed up, they will conveniently keep a patient insurance carrier as long as they can so they can suck every penny out of the insurance company and the patient. we love hearing from you. send me an e-mail, go to

. >> 15-year-old san jose figure skate iris headed to the olympics to represent the united states.for russia today to compete in the winter games in sochi. she is a sophomore. the students and of extra are holding a special assembly send off with local gifts and dignitaries there to wish her well, the youngest member on the women's figure skating team and hopefully she will bring home the gold as another bay area native did in 1992. >> super sunday has rain and probably it will bypass the sierra. we received a couple of feet of snow and we barely went up at all as far as our percentage of normal from yesterday. we went up a percent in the north and we were up 2 percent in the central. we are only 12 percent of where we should be. at home, this is a lingering cloud or two and otherwise it is dry and cool with temperatures up to ten degrees cooler than yesterday morning with low 40's to around 50. at noon, sunny and mid-to-upper 50's and a lot of sunshine and cool mid-50's to around 60, and round out our evening activities with upper 40's to low 50's and no chance of rain this evenin

the bulk of iris in the sierra which is did news for them and for us. we are at 10 percent of where we should be for john. only 5 percent in the north. 12 percent in the central. this is where the bulk of fall and less as you head to the south at 14 percent. we have fog around hair at 2.5 miles and half moon bay but at the higher elevation such as the dublin grade, the the altamont pass to the caldecott tunnel you will drive into the clouds and you will need the windshield wipers with a lot of moisture waiting to be acted on. from time to time, it will be misty and that is it. a now sprinkles are possible by noon near 60. and this morning we are in the low 50's with the isolated showers to the north. rain is starting to develop in the north board of inquiry 7:00. that is the day planner. we have scattered showers tomorrow afternoon after the steady rain in the morning and helpingerring shower and then drive open saturday. >> we have 40 bart trains running on time and muni is on time but ace rain one is a couple of minutes late and traveling through trac

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. >> jodie foster plays a 12-year-old prostitute named iris. >> he felt the relationship with jodie fosterd and her role in a movie. he was just one of these warped guys. >> while the fbi investigates hinckley, ronald reagan is recovering at george washington hospital which has been transformed into the seat of government. >> the white house is always wherever the president is. everything had moved there. the decisions were being made, and the staff was over there. it was so strange. >> it's turmoil around here. i thought for intensive care, you know, everybody would be whispering. it's like grand central station. >> everything was very surreal for a couple days there. i mean it just -- it was like living in a, a movie. >> has the president asked or been told about his condition to the press secretary? >> he is not aware of the other people who were shot and injured at this time. >> it isn't until reagan asks his staff if anyone else is shot that he's told about officer delahanty, agent mccarthy and press secretary jim brady. >> he called me down and said he was so sorry. and i told him --

that arctic iris starting to lift up. here you go.ice the change wept all the way south even towards florida where the high today is near the 40s. but notice the change as this lifts up by the weekend, we're actually getting warm air off the gulf. look at that, we're talking 60s, even some areas near 80 degrees by the weekend. look at the change. temperatures highs today on the cool side. d.c. just above freezing at 33. single digits towards minneapolis. that is still 20 degrees below normal for them. looking better down towards the southeast. so it is a gradual change but hello. check this out. tampa going to 79 degrees by the weekend. loving that. finally people can actually get their beach vacations that went down. new york city above normal to 56. even chicago, looking at the 30s. that is all that anyone cares about going from below normal to well above normal. >> can't go much below normal. >> right. >>> what's everyone in washington talking about this morning? it is this criticism levied at the president from his former secretar

as an attacker five access to the united states infrastructure, it has integration through the iris, dhs, third party providers as well for credit checks. i have access to those agencies inevitably in and klier online profile, immediate and all online presence. this isn't just healthcare.gov alone. i'm not trying to single out tonight a little bit i'm focusing on a much larger issue which is security in the federal government alone is added that state. we need to work together to fix it and work on more changes. thank you. >> thank you, mr. kennedy. mr. krush. >> chairman smith, ranking member johnson, and members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to testify on important topic of cybersecurity. i am waylon krush, founder and ceo of lunarline, one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity companies. also i'm the founder of the cyber warrior program. as stated earlier. i've been asked to speak on cybersecurity day as relates to healthcare.gov and just listening to music in the eye has some very simple points i want to make right away. first of all, if none of us here build he

. >> scanning your iris to clear security or board your plane.inting at the boarding gate. it seems like science fiction but many call it smart security. >> i think that the biometric identification technology is extremely important as part of the security landscape now days. >> biometrics an important word to remember for those of us tired of endless airport lines. biometrics are now being tested at major airports in europe, at gatwick airport, officials tested a program where they scanned passengers' irises instead of using boarding passes. in the future automated boarding gates could scan your ticket and passport. unmanned exit lanes are also in the works that use sensors and locks to make sure no one sneaks into a secure area through an exit. baggage screening might be done automatically and at international arrival terminals at this one near washington, there's the global entry program for those who sign up, machines scan fingerprints and passports for customs and immigration. >> the best thing about this program for an officer is it takes l

iris scanner is rumored for the galaxy phone and both will be getting i think much longer battery lifeand faster charging. similar trend to electric cars. >> never stop. >> they can't stop. >> i guess not. all right. >> we don't want them to stop. >> that's right. okay brian thanks. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> and gayle king joins us live in new york with more in front of the big board. good morning. >> i've got it. hello frank and michelle. ahead a new threat of the olympics. bob orr on the concerns that female terrorists may attack. plus fist on "cbs this morning," bill gates is in studio 57 today and his plan to end poverty in two decades. eradicate polio in four years and help billions live longer. >>> and shape wear is the new corset for many women. dr. phillips is here with the long-term health dangers from the clothing that gives you a slimmer figure. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 and frank, this was the question for you because i know michelle's answer already. >> okay. >> would you rather have a flat tumm

is the iris a police force? >> i don't get into the politics of this.n the middle and we have to interpret the law and do that -- >> but the lies that we are using the irs to affect the affordable care act for people -- the law is that we are using the irs to affect the affordable care act for people who wish it would go away. >> seal team six for obamacare. >> how does this legislation directly impact your business? >> it directly impacts the business unit 2 ways. one is tax returns. the irs is going to be the agency that administers this law. there are 40 text changes that are occurring because of this law. we try to repair accurate tax returns and get a refund for our people. >> got to rip up the script and borrow one of tom's phrases. to baby boomers fundamentally understand the affordable care act? >> no, and the ones who signed up, they sat on their smartphone and it happened by accident, i swear. >> the people who walked into h&r block's offices, are they for the most part from that generation or are they the younger folks, millenial's? >> -- we

her birthday was yesterday but the party's tonight and early iri asked "washington post" columnist sallyor details about the big bash. >> reporter: they're keeping it very much under wraps. everybody's speculating about who's going to be there and who's not going to be there and talking about the fact they've said eat first. i suspect that there's going to be plenty of food, knowing the obamas and knowing the white house. so i don't think that's going to be an issue, but this is going to be a party of her friends. this is not official washington. and they have never been really part of official washington, and i think for her 50th birthday, it's probably the most appropriate way to celebrate, is with neem they are close to and that they care about. >> right. i guess, and, you know, it's common knowledge, that she and her husband don't necessarily -- you know run around town with the washington circles. i mean, every now and then you see the two of them going out to dinner, but i understand she does get out and about on her own, meeting up with her bffs at favorite restaurants. >> reporte

ons is my concern when iris -- us is my concern in my lgograde to the vo bombings.a word about imarov . is he dead? i'm skeptical about that. reports have been many in the past. one would think in particular that, if you were taken out by the russian authorities, they would want to show the video of his dead body to bring greater sense of calm about the games themselves. , you know, whether he is dead or not, i'm not sure how much that actually would make a difference. in that i don't and think -- i don't think that umarov as much as capacity 10 years ago. the network is so loose itself that may be the absence of his leadership would lead -- with the mothers, ok, -- would leave claim, ok, competing to this possibility for carrying out the act, which would gather all the attention. but let's all pray that that doesn't happen. thank you very much. for any difficult questions, my colleague jeff man cough will address them. will addressff them. d.c. schools are closed. maryland schools are closed. her children, when they are switching back and forth from spongebob this

chris christie scandal may only be a week old but it has received 17 times more coverage than the irisre an investigation was launched into the christie scandal and all kinds of other things for instance looking into how christie is handling money used for hurricanes any relief. let's bring in tea party president becky garrison on this. becky, you have been outspoken of the lack of coverage on the irs scandal, so for you to see how the mainstream media jumped on this chris christie thing over the george washington bridge, how does it make you feel? >> it is breathtaking. i cannot believe, i can actually, it is an indictment on the liberal media bias in america. it is just amazing to me that these scandals that have taken place so long ago. the irs targeting well before 2012, yet we still know nothing. we don't know who was behind actually making the call on the targeting. we don't know who gave the standdown order from benghazi. yet within 24 hours of lane closures, we had a criminal investigation opened? this makes no sense to me. charles: how have things progressed for the tea party

and there have been no cases because the iris hasn't referred anything.they have decided to take a look at those rules. and make sure that you are comfortable were the rules are coming out and make sure that if there are open and notorious conflicts by these organizations and get in front of a grand jury and find out if they are, in fact in the problem exists with the tax reform act. it is always guarded that exist between the department. and with an open and notorious violation appears to be having in place, there is nothing that prevents the department of justice from saying, why are you not referring this to me? i can see what is happening in the plain light of day. they set $0 filing under oath. someone is lying and we need to look into it. i think that is just defining what extraordinary means. and this is an ideological issue. i think it should be held to the full letter of the law. >> senator cornyn? >> i want to introduce you to a constituent of mine and senator cruz. catherine ingle direct of houston, texas. she is dedicated to furthering the ide

another company scans your iris to unlock your pc password.nbc, i'm jon fortt. >> that's john's report. james, what's your view of tech at the moment? where would you be looking to invest? >> the large cap, tech runs in a cycle called a short business cycle where a company starts off as an innovator, a small company. and then starts to have a big boost in sales. eventually, it becomes an emulator, it starts to get a bit large and a bit creaky. then they sort of tend to start to go ex growth at that point. >> and more quickly than it used to, right? >> absolutely. so we're trying to target those smaller companies. where they're in that sort of innovation stage where you can really benefit from a price appreciation. so we've tart geted really thre key areas that benefit from that. so the first one is data. with cloud proliferating this huge data storage centers that are growing and there's great opportunity there. so it could be hard drive manufacturers, drive manufacturers. you've got mobile. i think mobile internet usage is expected to exceed