adam: senator jay rockefeller put out a letter to some of the largest financial restitutions wantingheir experience with cyber attack. congress failing to pass legislation to set up standards for particles to protect consumers. where do we stand on this? what congress is trying, a good idea? end of the business coalition was against it. as senator rockefeller is demanding that the bank said, what is going on. >> look. senator rockefeller has a better chance of seeing got on this because you're not trying to get banks at peninsula institutions and other companies, the fortune 500 images of you out there protecting and what they're doing. you're getting into an intellectual property. back in 1999 as an offshoot a presidential decision directive 63, bill clinton signed into office, one of the first things that was stood up for a voluntary compliance with all the fun its services information sharing analysis center, the fsi sat where people came together and shared collective experience in shutting permission of what was going on as a voluntary way to do this. if you try and legislate pe

senator jay rockefeller, who chaired a hearing into the cruise industry weeks after the disaster, sayshe company bears responsibility. >> the cruise ship is the captain, right? i mean, he didn't wander in on his own and start turning the wheel or whatever it is, pushing buttons. i mean, the company is the captain. the captain is the company. >> reporter: costa and some other lines have made changes since the "concordia" disaster. current regulations say there must be an assembly drill within 24 hours of embarkation. now those drills are held before a ship leaves port. that wasn't the case with the "costa concordia." hector perez said safety officers went so far to encourage passengers to ignore the lecture altogether. >> he told everybody that we're all adults here, that we came here to have fun, and to go spend your money at the casinos, there's nice restaurants, to go spend -- to go to the restaurants and basically just place your red emergency drill cards in front of the table and he will scan them on your way out. >> reporter: after the accident, clia, the industry's largest lobbyi

senator jay rockefeller, who chaired a hearing into the cruise industry weeks after the disaster, sayss responsibility. >> the cruise ship is the captain, right? i mean, he didn't wander in on his own and start turning the wheel or whatever it is, pushing buttons. i mean, the company is the captain. the captain is the company. >> costa and some other lines have made changes since the concordia disaster. current regulations say there must be an assembly drill within 24 hours of embarkation. now those are held before a ship leaves port. that wasn't the case with the costa concordia. hector perez said safety officers went so far to encourage passengers to ignore the lecture altogether. >> he told everybody that we're all adults here, that we came here to have fun, and to go spend your money at the casinos, there's nice restaurants, to go spend -- to go to the restaurants and basically just place your red emergency drill cards in front of the table and he will scan them on your way out. >> after the accident cleared, the industry's largest lobbying group and its european counterpart announ

he's on his way to senator jay rockefeller's house but on sunday he heads to hend henders nevada.d.c. for this debate camp as we're calling it around here. training at altitude in nevada, preparing for wednesday night in denver when so much is on the line, martin. >> sounds like a boxing match. nbc's mike viqueira, thank you, sir. we'll be right back to "clear the air." [ female announcer ] born from the naturally sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. now from the maker of splenda sweeteners, discover nectresse. the only 100% natural, no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. the rich, sweet taste of sugar. nothing artificial. ♪ it's all that sweet ever needs to be. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. >>> it's time now to "clear the air." and this week has been extremely instructive in terms of foreign policy and the presidential election. for their part, the romney/ryan ticket continues to offer a form of naive belidge rens and outright bluster. >> i think the president on too many occasions has deferred our foreign policy leadership

tonight's author, tim gay is a former press secretary for senator jay rockefeller and congressmen now senator tom carper. he spent more than two yearsp researching this book and had unparalleled access to the papers and families of the five journalists profiled in thep book. he's a graduate of georgetown and is currently senior vice president at grayling, aa washington government this is his third book. he's also the authorhic and then tim will sign copies of the book and i will turn the panel over to tim it does good to see so many old towns in the audience and appear on the table. just a wonderful thing. can't tell you how much it means to me. as you can tell, it's a little awkward here. i managed to tear up the means a few weeks ago. i wish i could tell you i got wounded while storming a nazi stronghold in normandy. but the truth this i tripped heading towards the poolside bar in search of a strawberry mardy -- margarita. [laughter] i know somewhere ernest hemingway just puked. sense of legal matters i cannot -- it was in a well-known family resort in florida. anyhow, it really wha

jay: i want to thank my guests, sylvester stallone, missy franklin and, of course, dwight yoakam. "jimmy fallon" happening right now! jimmy, take it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefellerompany presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: oh, man, oh, man. that feels good. thank you so much. i feel the love. welcome! welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. here is what people are talking about. yesterday, paul ryan said that he and mitt romney won't reveal their tax plan to the public until after the election. [ laughter ] other politicians couldn't believe it. they were like, "at least do the honorable thing and lie." [ laughter ] i mean, come on. more news on the election. a new poll shows that president obama has expended his lead over mitt romney since the democratic national convention. of course, it didn't help obama as mush as that other event, the republican national convention. [ laughter ] that was really good for him. [ cheers and applause