critical position and you were a pilot and you could say your commanding officer could say i need joe smith. you could get a waiver. the baby did that so often that there were what they call the waiver babies and congress got rid of the sunsetted nav. they have to get their j. pme. then everybody had to get pushed to the pipeline very quickly and it was a lot of pressure on us to figure out a way to get them there more quickly. this is one a lot of the on line distance education programs were started and it's pretty well non-i'm not going out on the limb here saying that the air force clearly won the battle for who could get the simplest program to get the people through fast enough. it was basically a program where you got it right. that is, that has occurred less now though. the distance education program and the seminar programs are actually quite good. there is in fact a program in washington, and naval war college program run in washington that's very valuable. it is where a very high percentage of congressional staffers learned whatever it is they know about security studies. many of

this is joe smith that he was here and he was in our other and when you town are tracking individual verses regular transactions, there are some advantages from the commercial perspective to assist the customer in the commercial experience. made andhas to be there has to be disclosure as to what is happening and what is going on and how that need to be so people can evaluate. that store as tracking, maybe i will shop there. is that what's going to happen? if the information taken from the store is used to set up where the sales rack is -- how people track within the store and different deals, that could be beneficial to consumers. i find it fascinating. with a basic question of is it a benefit or a negative where your counterpart in the transaction, any kind of seller can know more about you to know who you are. at some point, the turn of information over the last decade has caused a lot of inaccuracies. i've heard a lot of you talk about if a seller think you are one kind of person that you are a different kind of person, that could be bad for you. you actually have an incentive to

joe montana left. what about alex smith? >> his great philanthropy work. much of a comparison with joe montana >> he is beloved. and you show your character with the support of tiger woods. >> yes, he went after the pan-cake waitress. and after awhile you have to let it go. if i have to socialize with them? there be a different store but unlike him watching played golf. >> and patrick says that you showing on your your body guard. >> he was bringing up the material and he was late. however, kevin and i have been friends for over 25 years. put it this way he's a great guy. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪

will ask former nyse chairman dick grasso about, that but first, swiss america chairman greg smith, and joe durham did anything change today or punch wait and confirm what we've seen in recent days? >> i think two things have happened that are important, one, the market is a reblixive of our -- reflective of our collective psychology, until it hit a new high, the average investor was still in a, what do i do to avoid losing more money mind set, they will start shifting to an, am i missing opportunities so that fear from shifting money to missing opportunity its real, unfortunately for most people watching this show, the net flow into equity started increasing in december could for most people, you have net outflows of stocks for most of that rally until 4 months ago. to me nothing fundamental has changed. you are right in your preamble. the fundamentals true in the past are not true today, this is led by a lack of opportunities to invest anywhere else, interest rates hovering 2%, there is no real place to put your money, this is the bestial ter thattive out there and -- alternative out ther

we would find joe smith at 9:00 at night because we have been looking for it, we would find out fromhat we got on that target about john doe, we might hit that at midnight and another at 3:00 in the morning and the reason it was important to go fast is because terrorist networks repair themselves very quickly. as soon as if we were terrorists, as soon as mark is captured pretty soon i am going to hear about it and the first thing i do is move my location, change all those things, connections that i have and collett cutbacks because it moves to repair itself so you got to be quicker than they can repair themselves. both the hit targets and quicker than they can promote new people to develop new leaders and overtime we started seeing the relative age of leaders of al qaeda and iraq go down and the relative effected as go down because of that and so the off tempo became the rocky balboa strategy of kamel it as fast as you can so it can't breathe. and over time had the decisive effect, we're actually did along with a number of other factors. >> you can watch this and other programs onlin

we would find joe smith at 9:00 at night because we had been looking for him. we but find out from what we got on that target about john doe, we might hit that at midnight and we had another at 3:00 in the morning and the reason was important to go faster is because the terrorist networks repair themselves very quickly. as soon as if we were terrorists and if mark is captured, pretty soon i'm going to hear about it and the first thing i do is i move my location and i change all those things and connections that i had and we call the cutouts' because it moves to repair steps and you have to be quicker than they can repair themselves both the hit targets and quicker than they can promote people ought to develop new leaders. we started seeing the relative age of the leaders in iraq go down and the relative effectiveness go down because of that and so the of tempo became the strategy pummel it as fast as you can. and then over time it had a decisive effect on which we actually did along with a number of other factors. >> you can watch this and other programs online

that's kind of, joe, like taking captain smith's job after it hit the iceberg in the titanic. >> you'dyou would be a tax cutter. i can feel it. i can read your mind. >> i think, look, no question getting the balance rig right-everybody wants to cut taxes, that's thesecy way to go. we need to cut taxes and stimulate growth. >> right. >> stimulate our economy in illinois is in pretty difficult shape, as you know. we have to get it right basically because of our pensions eating into all the other things we have to do for young people especially. >> bill daley, thank you for joining us. i'll come out and hopefully we won't have a storm. thanks very. >> thank you. >>> might send him some money. i might. >>> coming up, jim cramer standing by at the new york stock exchange. we're going to ask him about the dow's record close and the stocks to watch in today's trading. i'm kidding. i can't send money. >>> tomorrow on "squawk box," we have a huge lineup in the economic summit in new york. "squawk" market master jeremy seagal, jim chenos, wall street dealmaker ken bolis, johnson & johnson ceo al

. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," former governor jon huntsman will be here, also robert gibbs. buzzfeed's ben smithnd star of "psych," dule hill will be here. up next, jim vandehei has the top stories in the "politico playbook." first here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill. >> mika, stress. probably not one weather guy in the d.c. area that got any sleep last night. very difficult forecast. if you're traveling in the mid-atlantic into the northeast as we go throughout the next two to three days. currently the heaviest snow on i-81, hagerstown to charlottesville. we have been seeing snow in the d.c. area, but it's having trouble sticking because we're 34 to 36 degrees. later today this whole area of heavy snow will swing on through and head through baltimore and through the d.c. area. don't be surprised if you don't see any accumulations until at least 10:00 a.m. here's how it looks today. eventually the rain's going to push up through new jersey. you're not going to get snow during the daylight hours, philadelphia, new york city, southern new england. your best chance of seeing snow

joe biden, house minority leader, nancy pelosi, and a bipartisan toegation will travel vatican city. travel with susanna martinez and the president of georgetown university. the delegation from the house includes representatives chris smith and others.

but he goes against a 15-seed in margaret smith, the only woman in our bracket and was the first senator to speak out against joeccarthy. >> a lot of heavy weights there. >> other big potential is phil hart goes against henry lodge. we'll see how it goes, vote today. >> moynihan two seed going all the way. can't wait to see it. we appreciate it. go on to first read at nbcpolitics.com to get your senate madness on. check it out. participate, it's great stuff. coming up from same-sex marriage to immigration and gun control, the culture wars are roaring back. but this time it's democrats on the side of public opinion. how will that impact party strategy going forward? we'll ask democratic stat gist and long time clinton adviser james carville. that's right here next on the "daily rundown" and still ahead our meet the freshmen series continues with sean patrick maloney. what are his thoughts on this week's landmark cases before the court? >>> but first, a look ahead at today's politics planner. watching "the daily rundown," what does it say about mls and nhl they're put together at the white house. give the nhl thei

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smith, can't get the winner to go. and the thunder hang on to win it, 95-94. >>> college hoops now. to the bubble. john calipari and kentucky. currently one of joe first four out, at georgia. caldwell-pope. 24 points, 10 assists. georgia by five at the half. kentucky needs to win. getting a break here. georgia missing the dunk. here comes willie collie stein. finding kyle wiltjer. he was just 2 of 11 from beyond the arc. hitting there. it's a three-point game. five minutes to play. bulldogs up nine. and sealing the deal. caldwell-pope with the dunk. kentucky just one win over the rpi top 50. those are your headlines at this hour. i'm chris hassel, have a good day. >>> there will be a lot less joy on the set of "the view." funny lady joy behar says she's leaving the popular abc show when the season ends in august. >> she'll be missed, of course. the 70-year-old comedian has been doing the show for 16 years. she was one of the originals when barbara walters started the show. we wish her the best. >> barbara, call me. >> yeah, right, call me, you need a guy. >>> coming up next in "the pulse" it's been a rough week of concerts for justin bieber. his

joe phillips to share that public-sector perspective. then mark smith, dr. mark smith of the california healthcare foundation also share his perspective on a providers are responding to the challenge, and then will go to q&a. thank you for your attention and interest it. without further ado, we will handed over to dr. bloomenthal to share his view on payment reform. >> are you going to be changing the slides? avenue. can you all hear me? great. so, i am very pleased to be here . all said? great. i am pleased on behalf of the commonwealth to be here. my congratulations to the catalyst for payment reform and folks who led the creation of this organization and project. it is very important work in part of my brief remarks will be to say what may be is not apparent to many of you, why it's so important. this is a unique time in history of our health care system. you might say the the future has arrived. for decades we have been warning , the collective group of people, the pattern of care delivery is unsustainable. that lack of sustainability has now become appa

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