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>> didn't john edwards announce his candidacy on "the daily show"? it didn't work out for him. paul steinhauser, thank you very much. >>> let's look at what's coming up on "new day." >> kate bolduan is joining us. good morning, kate. >> one recommendation, do not follow how john edwards ran his campaign. not advisable. all right, good morning, guys. we'll be talking about defense secretary chuck hagel's proposal to trim down the military this morning, trim it. when we say trim, it's actually a pretty huge cut, reducing the army to its smallest size in decades. now comes, of course, the backlash, a lot of congress saying no way, no thanks, this is not a good idea. we're going to talk this morning with senator john mccain. he's going to be joining us live to talk about what he thinks of the secretary's plan. and also, it was the new hit of the winter games, slopestyle skiing. american men took all three medals, gold, silver and bronze in that event. they are all three here this morning to talk about their great russian adventure. they are three very in

he comes to austin, friends john edwards cancer at a golf course outside of austin.he gunned him down as cold legend brought a lead in front of witnesses. he flees. one is apprehended minutes later because he had virginia license plate by boston police county josie rusty knot so you can arrest me. i have to get back to washington. i work for senator john. that affidavits in my book. he's charged with first-degree murder. he's built up by the largest financial contributors. he's defended by john cofer, lyndon johnson's personal attorney. johnson is in a hotel room waiting for word and malcolm wallace's convict to the first-degree murder. whereupon the judge, give him a five-year sentence in a box set of the court a free man. i checked in 1952 every other person convicted of first-degree murder in texas went to the electric chair. but instead, wallace went to work immediately for a company called camco. a defense contract are owned by a man named hd burdens come a major financial donor of lyndon johnson is the man who owns the texas school book depository. malcolm wall

joe biden voted yes, chris dodd voted yes, john edwards voted yes, john kerry coyote voeted yes, joend hillary clinton voted yes. they all voted yes and they all ran for president. you can debate why hillary clinton voted for the iraq war and presidential ambition probably had something to do with it. but gender clearly had nothing to do with it. o'reilly ended his segment by asking his democrat and republican women guests if they wanted to be president. and each of them said no, proving, i guess, in o'reilly's mind, anyway, that women don't really want to be president anyway, so what's all the fuss about. and once again at the end, his clever democratic guest turned the question back on bill. >> bill, do you want to be question? >> i don't want to take the salary cut. it would be devastating to me. >> it wouldn't just be devastating to bill o'reilly. spokesperson: we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we r

there's teddy kennedy, john edwards, the san diego mayor that just gotten rid of. eliot spitzer and anthony weiner. it goes on and on. then to turn around and say because you republicans don't support abortion rights you hate women? wait a second. can we look at your cast of characters here? moreover what i think is particularly revealing and thought so at the time about what hillary clinton and a lot of these feminists had to say about bill clinton, at the time gloria steinem wrote an op ed piece in tthe "new york times" defending bill clinton for molesting monica liewinski, sorry the paula jones case. when he dropped his pants and said" kiss it" in a hotel room, a smooth carey grant move he took no for an answer. so now the position of the national organization of women is you get one free grope then it doesn't go over well as long as you back off. >> this is very salacious. i'm sure it's what rand paul wants us to think about hillary and bill as a doublette in a sleazy way. i just wonder if the american people want to go over all this. bill clinton's ratings hav

. >> ole john edwards and his friends are too powerful. >> now we have a very disturbing story out ofefighters on the scene, all right, and he's trying to help somebody who's hurt and a cop arrests the firefighter. roll. >> he's arresting me. >> when we responded to this rollover accident, this is when our crew caught this scuffle on camera. a driver of a chula vista fire engine put into cuffs by chp. we're told this happened when he refused to move his engine truck from the freeway during this accident. >> all right. this is south of san diego, chula vista, so obviously a serious accident. the guy, the firefighter is trying to treat the guy. the cop says your truck is blocking traffic, move it and they arrest him. what happened? >> so ridiculous. did you see that white car? overturned. the victim with the whole neck thing going on. another fire truck -- there were only three, had just been sent away to help victims in another accident. now they're down to two and this cop removes one of the two. this guy was administering aid to the victim of the car crash. >> so what happened to the

john edwards way out in front with that concept. >> you see that and plenty of parts of the economy as we get to our twitter question of the day. what is a bigger bubble -- bitcoin, tesla, or social media? >> good question. >> whatsapp whistle to facebook for how much -- >> $19 billion. think about that. >> and remember snapchat rebuffed an offer to buy it. maybe real estate should be on that. tweet us that is today's company news. -- tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. scarlet fu and adam johnson here today. deceptive eta check. 39.o $1.37 ukrainian currency as a litmus paper along with the russian ruble really show the economic and the financial crisis that confronts ukraine this morning. i know the imf commenting overnight on that as well. let's get to our gainers, losers of the day, scarlet. trading wither is tesla and elon musk who increases his wealth because of his shares in tesla. tesla trading at an all-time high, up 14%, $248. reports ranked tesla model s of the best overall car saying it is reliable and it is an ama

john. >> edwards. >> that's correct.al seat in flod this year. who is the oldest current members of congress? patrick. >> north carolina. >> incorrect. kate. >> ralph hall. >> paul is one of two wwii credit vans currently serving in congress. name the other. >> charlie rangel. >> incorrect. no penalty though. this date has just released a specialty license plate to benefit the sons of con fed rates featuring a prom nant con fed rate flag logo. patrick? >> alabama. >> incorrect. it's georgia. that's the end of the round. kate with an impressive 1200 points. patrick, negative 1200 and john with 300. i bet on kate. >> kate, i will tell you that may be enough. i'm not sure. it may be enough to put you in the tournament of champions. our selection show is going to air next saturday. so you'll find out then. but until then you do have a prize package that bill wolf is about to tell you about. >> as our champion you'll have your name printed in sharpie on the coveted up against the clock gold cup and you'll get to take the trop

here to react is former howard dean campaign manager, john edwards campaign manager. joe trippi. think o'reilley was tough, but clearly fair. i think even at the end when he said that he thought the president's heart was in the right place, even though obviously had taken him on in the interview -- no, i thought o'reilley was fair, tough. but the president, he's been through a lot of these and he's going through that interview knowing, look, there is peril with bill o'reilly, but there is also opportunity. as long as he doesn't make news, but starts to explain -- uses that audience to explain things that he hasn't talked about in the past too much with the fox audience in particular. >> certainly bill went in there, really asking for accountability. the president initially said i'm asking for accountability. we're demanding that. but then all of a sudden it shifted a bit when the president ended up blaming fox news. take a listen to this. >> your detractors believe you did not tell the world it was a terrorist attack because your campaign didn't want that out. that's what they be

edwards, a democrat, definitive -- pretended to be involved in a love trying to the crossed party lines. it involved house speaker john boehner. the spoof included a real-life picture of edwards kissing boehner beard that happened that a professional baseball game. >> that was real. >> that was hilarious. >> you're a big fan of "scandal." >> judging from somebody who has watched every episode, the wineglass was spot on. i do not know about the weight. not quite. >> the white coat, yes. a coat today. >> especially with the breeze. it is very cold. >> oh, my goodness. at least it is dry. filtered sunshine. more clouds this morning. i will show you a time lapse we recorded. you can see some of those clouds . as we progress, we are starting to see a little bit more sunshinealthough we still have that thin veil of cloud cover across the region. but we're noticing temperatures climb at least a little bit. i will show you this weatherbug camera from frederick. so many people are still without power. not a great day to be without power. 27 degrees. you can see the snow still on the ground. fortunately the winds have died down

john mica about u.s. marijuana policy. marilyn representative donna edwards will discuss the cbo report that the deficit will drop. carmona willchard give an update for research to improve survival rates from ied and mass shooting incidents. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. live each morning at 7:00. >> i came to conduct the investigation. conductedent investigations for a year and a half. in the field of finance, i had a great [inaudible] call a manuld even if we knew that he was invoking the fifth amendment. >> concerning peace -- justicek, associate william o douglas. nationwide on xm satellite radio 120. the obama administration's health-care law would reduce the workforce participation by the equivalent of 2 million full-time jobs by 2017 according to the congressional budget office. furman spoke to reporters about the finding. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i hope you all are well. thanks for your patience. as you can see, i have with me today jason furman, the chairman of the president's council of economic advisors. bec

edward reiskin. >> first of all, i want to thank john ram and his staff for bringing this forward. josh stated elegantly why this work is important to the tjpa project and the city and the whole region i think it's really of critical importance. as the director harper said this is our adolescence we need to continue this afford we would be neglect if we didn't seek answers like director martin luther said we need to find opportunity as a result of this work we would be neglected if we didn't and place the land the trains we're spending 4 to $5 million to land the trains at the transbay center that's why the work is critical. this is work we need to do i agree with some of the comments we should have done it earlier but some things that happened recently like changes in the technology and economy may have helped it's very good people don't want to delay the work we want to get caltrain's electrified and get the d t x build but the decisions we're going to be making are going to shape the city and region for the next one hundred years. so this is the time to make sure we ask all the

john finn u.s. representative donna edwards of maryland and arizona senator jeff flake. the event began with a presentation of the foundations awards including one for lifetime achievement for abc news radio white house correspondent anne compton. [applause] >> thank you david and thank you so much to my friends at the washington press club foundation for the honor of being here tonight. i want to get right into our presentation of awards starting with the prestigious david lynch award for regional reporting. this is an award recognizing a daily print reporter who provides excellent coverage of congress from a regional perspective, making sure that what happens here in washington gets translated into something more akin to how real people speak. david lynch covered washington with an emphasis on congress for the buffalo news and the riff in laramie bureau which serves daily newspapers in england, alaska and south carolina and then later he ran a one-man bureau with daily newspaper clients in iowa and nebraska. his wife deborah is here tonight so if you would give her a r

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phone calls and tonight a discussion on journalism after edward snowden followed by our american profile interviews with senator heidi height cap and john thune. in a moment, we will discuss the antigovernment protest in the ukraine with the former u.s. ambassador. then the hill reporter on president's environmental policies and a look at hillary clinton's political career with jonathan allen and amy" pars, authors of the bookhrc." >> good morning. on your screen is a live feed from reuters news service of independent square and tf. the death toll is climbing. clashes begin -- continue today. the new violence comes after a truce broke down.

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we will show some of the speakers and comic sketches including nancy pelosi, donna edwards and senators jeff flake, john soon. we'll have that at 10:00 eastern here on c-span. >> watcher program on first lady laura bush saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. atch our recent interview 8:30 p.m. >> i think it is a revolutionary process. you grow into this role. you never getat comfortable if you are always pushing for change and growth, not just in yourself but in the issues that you care about. you are never done. there is never a point time were you feel like there, i am here and i can do this the same way all the time. it is always changing. >> michelle obama, monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. also on c-span radio and c- span.org. span.org website makes it easy for you to find and watch all of c-span and says -- extensive coverage of official washington. for it on our homepage in a space called "federal focus your code you will find coverage of congressional committee press briefings from the white house, capitol hill, the state department, and the pentagon. supreme court oral arguments and appearances by the

. >>, is member john dingell's wife, debbie dingell, is reportedly considering a run for husband seat. a new report based on leaks by edward snowden reveals new details of how western spy agencies manipulate affirmation online. writing a theintercept.org, glenn greenwald reports of his secrets agency called jtrig were joint threat research intelligence group. its self identified goals are to discredit targets by posting fake material, including, for example, fake blog post purporting to b be a targets victim and to manipulate online discourse. a newly revealed documents list tactics like false flag operation are posting material online for then falsely attribute in it to someone else. the targets appeared to include the suspected of fact of his own -- hactivism. meanwhile, another source within the national security agency appears to have emerged. sonntagan paper bild am reported sunday that the nsa increased its buying on senior german officials after president obama ordered a halt to spying on chancellor angela merkel. the report cites a high-ranking nsa employee in germany. and those are some of the headlines. this is d

john mica about u.s. marijuana policy. then marilyn representative thea edwards will discuss report that the deficit will drop to 514 billion, and this week's deadline on the debt limit. later, dr. richard carmona will lend hispdate and research to improve survival rates from ied's and mass shooting's. we will take your phone calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. new -- >> the new www.c-span.org website makes it easier for you to find and watch all the extensive average of washington. look for it on the homepage in a face -- and a space called federal focus. congressional committee hearings, events with the president and members of his cabinet, press briefings from the white house, capitol hill, the state department, and the pentagon. plus, selected supreme court oral arguments and appearances by the justices. watch live or on your own schedule. federal focus on www.c-span.org, making it easy to keep tabs on what is happening in congress, the white house, and the court. an

john luddy. mr. mark to the locally and ms. elizabeth strickland. the honorable todd stern and ms. jennifer klein. mr. and mrs. caleb ballou. mr. andrew tobias, ms. marie brenner. the honorable edward randall royce and mrs. royce. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. lee saunders. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. karen marisol key mr. vivid valvo truck. ms. jane stutzman and mr. bill stutman the third. the honorable daniel gray and ms. seelye. the honorable wesley kiernan, mr. paul kiernan. mr. james crane. [inaudible conversations] ms. jennifer aleman and mr. frank skinner. ms. jill abramson and mr. william woodson. ms. rebecca shaw, is the best shaw -- beth shaw. mr. and mrs. ken frazier. and ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. david stern. him ms. nicola miner and mr. robert mailer anderson. ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. [inaudible conversations] mrs. laura ross, mr. james ross. mr. medina, ms. signs. >> from the booksellers from at the white house we are going to the north portico to see president obama and the first lady greet french

john avalon, thanks to all of you. we'll be right back. >>> new documents from edward snowden detail even more disturbing details from spy nsa, has been taking and storing webcam images of yahoo! users, some of them sexually explicit, without their knowledge. atika shubert is in london. you're kidding? >> yes. this is a pretty incredible revelation from the nsa documents. it was something called operation optic nerve. and basically what it did is that it took the web chats of millions of yahoo! users and took one snapshot every five minutes. and stored it in a huge database. and the important thing here is that this was clearly bulk collection. this wasn't specifically targeted e-mail users, by any means. this was all swept up from millions of yahoo! users and stored. it looked like it was part of an experimental program where they were trying to test out facial recognition technology and we don't know yet exactly how this information was used but according to these documents, they were all put into a massive database and it was conducted by the british spying service, the gchq. we reached out for yahoo! and they said, i

john mica led a committee hearing yesterday. we will talk about it next. later, we will talk to donna edwardsut the democratic agenda for 2014. we will be right back. ♪ >> i came to washington to conduct investigations. we have been conducting investigations for a year and a half. five or six days a week. eight to 10 hours a day. in the field of finance and .eorganization i had a great galaxy and people on the stand. we never would call a man if we knew he was going to invoke the fifth amendment. >> associate justice william o douglas at 4:00 eastern. online at c-span.org. nationwide at xm satellite radio, channel 120. the american public sees the first lady in very glamorous circumstances usually. a handsomeh where suit, whatever. what they may not imagine is that is a normal life upstairs on those two floors that are the white house residence. i lay on the couch and read a book. alwaysase, the cat would curl up next to me. >> watch a program on laura bush. see it saturday on c-span at 7:00 p.m. eastern. our series continues on monday with michelle obama. we bring public affairs events from

obtained by you guessed it edward snowden, a document show it is nsa spying on american law firm while the firm negotiated trade talks between foreign countries. u.s. secretary of state john kerry slamming those who deny climate change and calling it perhaps the world's most fearsome destructive weapon and a speech to students in indonesia, he compared skeptics the people who insist the world is flat. and he's calling for a worldwide shift in attitudes. >>> and after senator rand paul took a swing at hillary clinton, candidacy recently saying her husband's predatory behavior should be considered, mitt romney chiming in this morning and disagreeing. his reaction, listen to this. >> i don't think bill clinton is as relevant as hillary clinton if hillary clinton decides to run for president. and in her case, i think people will look at her record as the secretary of state. >>> up next, the unofficial first family of curling? right now, two americans are in sochi making their relatives proud here back home. we'll talk to their parents on why curling is in their blood over three generations now. >>> plus the big idea helps customers ignored by retailers and silicon valley. ♪ i

john ruddy. >> ms. elizabeth strickler. >> the honorable tod stern and ms. jennifer klein. mr. and mrs. caleb baloo. mr. andrew tobias. ms. marie brenner. >> the honorable edward randall royce and mrs. royce. [inaudible] >> is there anything you want to say about the day and how things are going? >> enjoy the evening. >> mr. and mrs. lee saunders. >> mr. bill and jane stetson. ms. karen nagasaki. >> mr. bill and jane stetson. >> the honorable daniel gray. >> ms. janique sealey. >> the honorable mr. karen in and leslie euro and -- kiernan. >> mr. james crane. >> mr. frank skinner. and jennifer bado aleman. >> ms. rebecca shaw ms. beth shaw. >> mr. and mrs. ken fraser. >> ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. >> mr. and mrs. david stern. >> mr. robert mailer anderson. >> ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. >> mr. laura ross and mr. james ross. mr. eliseo medina. mr. and mrs. irwin jacobs. mr. jason collins. mr. brunson green. >> i'm just having fun and enjoying tonight. >> the honorable patrick f kennedy and ms. m. elizabeth swope. vic torry ofble new and and dr. robert kagan. and dr.ria nuland robert kagan. mr. raymond m

john. [ laughter ] what am i doing here? [ applause ] i don't know if this cheese will last. and this is weird. i heard about a company that is selling a new action figure based on nsa leaker edwardnowden. it is not that fun. the only thing it does is tattle on your gi joe. [ laughter ] gi joe hacked into your etch-a-sketch. snowden is not the only unlikely person to have a doll modeled after him. have you seen the new bob costas action figure. look at this. fantastic, it's just so great. [ laughter and applause ] can we do it again? can we show this one more -- there you go. "i'll be back. hasta la vista from sochi, russia." [ laughter ] and finally this is one of our favorite things we like to do around here. basically, we search through news footage of our pal brian williams, like a years worth of footage and we edit it together to make him sound like he's rapping. it comes together better than you think. i'll show you what it means. here is brian williams edited to look like he's rapping the sugar hill gang classic "rappers delight." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i said a hip-hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop you don't stop ♪ ♪ rock to the bang bang boogie say up jum

edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> a co-pilot hijacks a plane while the pilot is in the bathroom. the passengers are now safe, but why did he do it? >>> meanwhile, secretary of state johnstruction that threatens the u.s., climate change. why the obama administration is trying to shift the paradigm. >>> and hillary's just found an unlikely defender, mitt romney. what is the former gop nominee up to? >>> and we are wishing you a good morning, with, yes, the 50th anniversary of the "sports illustrated" swim suit issue. petra is in studio with us today. good morning and happy presidents' day. the current president is rallying democrats around a jobs agenda for the second term, a policy priority democrats will hope will power them through this year's midterms. the plan, to force the gop's hand. first, democrats are escalating their push for a higher minimum wage by trying to bypass speaker boehner. they are using a special house tool called a discharge petition, which can force a bill to the floor without the leadership's support if it

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johns is joining us to explain. joe, what's going on? >> reporter: wolf, the cold war ended decades ago but teng ten between the u.s. and russia never seem to end, from nsa edwardoscow, to skirmishes over human rights to always awkward relationship between putin and obama. now of all things the issue is yogurt. from the factory to the finish line, a load of chobani greek yogurt made in the u.s. is held up in customs waiting to get to sochi, held up in a long-running battle over trade rules for dairy exports between the u.s. and russia. chobani is an official sponsor of the u.s. olympic team and olympic athletes who have done tv commercials for the brand. >> chobani. >> senator chuck schumer from the state of new york where chobani is based is apparently a fan of the product. he's calling on the russian ambassador and the head of the olympic committee to remove the road block so the yogurt can be sent to the u.s. team. his statement sounding a bit like a pitchman. there is no time to waste in getting our olympic athletes a nutritious and delicious food. unfortunately this protein-packed new york-made food has met a serious roadblock in the russian government. so

edward snowden for the nsa. william nolte was a part of the event at the institute of world politics. >> let me thank john.hn could not be here and both he and his wife have given credible reasons why they are not here. and i hope it's not so they stayed home and watched the opening ceremonies. although i am a contest with some friends of mine to imagine the most embarrassing thing that can happen intelligence is an integrity-based profession. and the integrity and the courage of people as well. and this lecture gives me an opportunity to repay my debt. and this includes being alive and cherishing his memory today. i have my set of nerves coming on and when the institute first made this offer i declined. because at the very least i am not an expert in counterintelligence. and i don't think this is a really good idea. and then john talk to me about doing this and i had second thoughts. my second thought is that this is a really bad idea. because this is a lecture that should be given by one of ryan's colleagues. by someone who has worked in this tough field. and it is someone who has advocated with greater

john, thank you. >>> a whole new level now of privacy invasion. government spies are accused of hacking into the private webcams of yahoo! users. documents obtained by nsa leaker edwarden reportedly show that a british spy agency with the help of the nsa recorded millions of screen shots from yahoo! messenger webcams regardless of whether the users were suspected of illegal activity. now, yahoo! calls the electronic spying and i do quote completely unacceptable, end quote. >>> shocking story from mississippi. a man who was pronounced dead has come back to life. the coroner said walter williams, you see him there, died wednesday of natural causes. and so they put him in a body bag and drove him to the funeral home. two hours later, he woke up and started kicking to get out of the bag. the coroner says williams' pacemaker had apparently stopped and then started working again. welcome back, walter. >>> finally, a story of inspiration on top of that one, jason collins, the first openly gay player to compete in a major u.s. sport met last night with the family of matthew shepard, the wyoming college student murdered in 1998 because he was gay. collins says shepard was and

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