i'm the second oldest daughter to jeff ford, the ones they call the elite chief, and i'm fed up.ight here, your my brothers. we got a responsibility to bring up a community to be vibrant. whatever it is that's going on, cease the fire, call the troops. >> that was our next guest speaking at the funeral of a young black high school student who was beaten to death in chicago. as we've learned from past guests like former new york city police commissioner bill bratten, hot spotting or community based approaches to problem solving can be a key tool in combatting crime. a group known as the violence interrupters are doing just that. they liken the spread of crime to that of infectious diseases, and their prescribed method of treatment is to go after the most infected and stop the bleeding at its source by physically interrupting conflicts before they escalate. the group is the subject of the critically acclaimed documentary "the interrupters" which has aired on pbs and in theaters across the country. with us now is steve james, one of the filmmakers and anita matthews, one of the viol

jeff feldman and former u.s. ambassador of syria robert ford, i should say ambassador, but not currently in country. secretary feldman knows the region well, and having served as ambassador to lebanon, i think he understands as well as anybody the full implications this crisis could have. ambassador ford has worked tirelessly to engage with the people of syria during his tenure. ambassador, we want to all commend you on your courageous and important efforts that you made to distinguish between the clientitis that can sometimes embrace those abroad and your own connection to the values you represented. i think we all were very empressed by that. ambassador ford had to leave the country once in october because of threats to his own safety, but he returned and continued his efforts until the embassy closed last month because of the continue deterioration in security. we thank you both in advance for providing your insights and look forward to your testimony. senator lugar? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i join you in welcoming assistant secretary feldman and ambassador ford to this committee. we

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paige is to get a mention over are bill gates or mark zuckerberg over jeff, the century was the last century and the genius was henry ford. he said, and i quote -- it's not the employer who papers the wages. employers only handle the money. it's the customer who pays the wages. and he was exactly right. it is all about the consumer. the ftc acknowledged that when we challenged industry to let consumers choose whether they are tracked online and you, the sent sear centuries captain, stepped up. protecting personal data online encourages trust in internet kmors, which in turn fuels growth of the cyber economy and really does pay all of our wages. so we are honored to stand here today with the administration and secretary bryson of the commerce department, with two of my fellow commissioners, eadith ramirez and julie, congress in involved in extensive research that resulted in a white house consumer privacy bill of rights blueprint. i see the blueprint is gone and it's just the bill of rights and i think that's terrific. and kent and larry are in the awed audience and deserve enormous credit as does danny wiesner there it's

jeff has represent him. >>> heated debate in the floor of the general assembly today at the capitol in virginia, 31 people arrest ford refusing to leave the steps of the statehouse as they protested recent anti-abortion legislation, but today some lawmakers expressed outrage at the images of s.w.a.t. teams and standoffs with those demonstrators. fairfax-- >>> today aol became company no. 8 to cut ties with the rush limbaugh show. the he's been hemorrhaging advertisers ever since calling a georgetown university student a slut last week. limbaugh has since apologized for those comments after fluke testified on capitol hill about contraception. >>> 10 states including virginia get the campaign 2012 spotlight tomorrow, but ohio is considered the super tuesday prize. today mitt romney and rick santorum spent their days in the buckeye state. newt gingrich is focused on georgia and tennessee and ron paul campaigned in idaho. >>> 437 delegates are up for grabs in tomorrow's super tuesday contest, 49 right here in virginia. we sent our peggy fox to find out what awaits voters when they reach the polls. >> reporter: virginia d

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ford. for that matter, steve jobs and build dates for their wild ideas about computing and icons and ipads. i am a visionary. i believe in a bigger, better, more interesting american institution. jeffnd i believe we can use signs of technology to create new things for our children and grandchildren. i believe we can do it largely in the private sector by using government incentives and intelligent way and getting bureaucracy out of the way. host: an exact your earlier point. here's a question ryder to dr. to cents per gallon of gasoline. are you talking to are regulating businesses? what is your plan? guest: if you go bato newt.org you'll see a speech i gave rice said how to incentivize the system. yet new technology producing what they now believe beat 2500% more oil. in natural gas today, because of new technology, we have got from seven-year supply to a wonder 25-year supply. the price of natural gas has dropped. if you applied that to oil, you would have gasoline down at around $1.20, $1.30 per gallon. we have historic examples right now. if the president would sign the keystone pipeline, that would bring $700,000 a day of canadian oil to houston to open up the gulf of mexico.