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iu. and supervisor chu, i'll be very brief. i think it's probably fair to say we have, you know, sort of a slightly different voting record on some issues here and there. but what i have always appreciated about you is that i always felt that i could have a pretty open substantive conversation and that, you know, you were there to listen to different points of view. and i think that's very important in this line of work. and i have always appreciated the professionalism and the respectful way in which you approached the job and you interact with your colleagues. i think someone said you can tell a lot about a person's soul by how they treat their dog. and you and i are dog people. [laughter] >> there is a unique bond that those of us who love animals and those who love dogs especially have. i think by that measure in terms of the quality of your soul, given how you treat and talk about bertie, i think that that makes you an amazing person. and i wish you the very best in your new endeavors, but i know that you're still going to

where the public can monitor exactly how the nation is performing like a number of -- how long it takes ius to issue license renewals ad those kinds of things. all of which speak to the valley of accountability. i think too often what we've heard over the last number of years, not limited to any particular agency is that image doesn't mr. respond as quickly to the industry as the msha is moving on its own. so i think that's one of the things i know my colleagues agree with, as we move into the 21st century, deeper into the 20% we need to make sure we are acting at the same pace as the private sector. >> i'm running out of time. thank you i plan on introducing, reproducing the fcc consolidated reports act this year. certainly hope to get the support of the committee. thank you very much. >> let me just for the convenience of misery, members, senator warner will be next, senator klobuchar, some guy named senator nelson, senator begich and senator cruz. so show your love for the committee. senator warner? >> great to see all the commission members here. one of the things that senator wicker an

the blew the negotiations with the iu, thought they would get money out of russia, didn't work, and nowy're micromanaging the banks. the money is flying out in. i the governmenting seeing, whatever you're doing, keep doing it, because the money is coming in fast and it was proving such -- >> you can't see between these two. the government and banks are so close -- when you say banks are bad, the government is bad. >> neil: the government can see protesters not protesting the government but the evil banks, because banks are always evil. >> they're doing this because it's the regular cypriots who are getting here. not the russians. they got their money out. the very wealthy managed to protect themselves. it's the people who live in that country, who are so angry, protesting right this very minute who got hurt. >> neil: how bad does this get as far as a scandal and how much it hurts banks, there, here, everywhere? >> imagine this country is only the size of yellowstone national park. the population is as big as dallas but the ramifications and reverberation, why don't people in spain take

number one seed indiana taking on temple, iu looking to make back to back sweet 16st for the first time in nearear 20 years. struggled throughout. great block followed by a huge three-pointer allowing indiana to send the game on a 10-0 run and they hang on to win. only way my bracket is staying alive. thank you st. louis and new mexico. the ohio state buckeyes won in dramatic fashion yesterday. aaron craft decided to nail a three pointer with less than a second left to give the buckeyes a 78-75 win over iowa state. ohio state has now made sweet 16 in four consecutive seasons. >> that's the ohio state. >> sorry. i forgot. the ohio state university. >> i'm still doing pretty good in high bracket. >> i'm in last place. obviously i don't know anything about guessing. >> we all just guess. carlos diaz, thanks so much. thank you so much to joining me today. cnn newsroom continues right now with ashleigh banfield. >>> thanks so much. hello, everyone. good to have you with us. high stakes, hot tempers, accusatio accusations, and that is just the experts. a defense psychologist returns to the st

i went to iu. i'm sorry. we all have our affiliations. the security guards are already yelling at me, because some guy's like, hey, you didn't back north carolina, sorry, i'm doing the best i can. you have to go with your affiliations. >> i picked out louisville this year, with a lot of help. because i have to be honest, basketball, college basketball is not my strong suit. and as a very smart person, i reached out to others for help. and i'm sure that i'm going to win it all this year. because as you know, we're all competing here within cnn, knowing you. >> yeah, i plan to be in the bottom half of that bracket. but you have a state pick with louisville, because it's the number one seed. and you can watch all the games on twitter this year. the social media is unbelievable with these games. you can watch highlights on twitter and then tonight on trutv, you have the first four starting out tonight. you can see the bracket up there. north carolina state -- excuse me, north carolina amt against liberty. and you have middle tennessee against

don't have an effective sector you do see far more dangers from loan sharks which is the point she iu making. >> this week the 45 million people of tenure one of the fastest-emerging markets in which the u.k. is the biggest trade partner went to the polls. yesterday i came back from the bureau in kenya of dr. anthonyco king, the world renown in the fight against poaching, tragically killed last week. would the prime minister take this opportunity to send our condolences and our support to the people of ken why and showing the powerful democracy. >> now i come men my honorable friend raising this issue.e i join him and pay trib baut to and-ny king. i know my honorable friending traveled to ken why to speak ata his funeral. we all want to see proper, free, fair elections competed, counted and finished in ken why and the proper democratically-elected government in that country, ands to make sure there is justice. >> question time will air live this wednesday on c-span2 at 8:00 a.m. eastern. that is an hour later than usual due to the time change. you can also watch it sunday nights at 9:

full disclosure, i went to iu and they made me a little poster here. i have my own fat head.se high head's all fat and the body is actually thin. they put it on head actual size, bed not so much. carol, back to you. go hoosiers! >> carlos ddiaz, thanks. i'm sure you're ready for march madness, but you can test your bracket skills in our official challenge game. go to cnn.com/bracket, see if you can pick the bracket better than moi. coming up next, a strong winter storm slams the midwest. where the heck is spring? we'll tell you. so let's break down this play. charles? uh, charles couldn't make it. his single miles card blacked him out here and here. he should have used... the capital one venture card. he's coming to us from home. hey fellas... hey baby, you want mama to iron your undies? nice tightie whities. i didn't know mrs. barkley made quilts. really? looks like a circus tent. is that the best you got? now if you put this, with this, you have a sailboat. what's in your wallet? you have a sailboat. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brot

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the parliament in cyprus will be talking about the controversial bailout terms to ratify an iu/imf proposalbank dpoefrts could be rs toed to contribute up to 15% of their savings to fund a euro zane bailout. the euro saw its biggest one-day drop since january of 2012. right you to, the euro is at 1.2957. european equities are under pressure, but the biggest decliner at this point is the cac in france. it's down by 1.25%. in germany, the dax is off by just over 1%. u.s. equity futures have been weaker, as well. the s&p futures are off by 14. >> how many people are in the eu? there's like 19 of 20, aren't there? >> just over that. >> this is crazy. you can't run a union where cypress can be the linchpin in our economy over here. it's ridiculous. >> right. it should be a smaller problem. they could take care of this in other ways. they could print money or -- >> i'm not going to pick a state here. it would probably be a southern state, but a poor southern state cannot take the down the united states. >> a western state because they're not awake yet. but here we are. out of the 22 -- cyprus? >>

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