. >> let me show you something from 1977 of senator john warner. we will show it and ask you about it. [video clip] >> a two time academy award winner accompanied by her husband john. elizabeth warner. ♪ [applause] >> what do you see there? >> well, what i see is somebody who is sort of past her prime as a figure of hollywood glamour who is bringing that connection to washington. and it is interesting. elizabeth taylor is an interesting figure because she is one of the last movie stars of the studio era. she grew up in the studios, the hollywood studios, and she was also -- the nature of her glamour was different from, say, the nature of the glamour of a grace kelly or audrey hepburn or marilyn monroe. glamour is something where the audience projects a meeting, something that they want, and elizabeth taylor some of represented being able to get away with anything, sort of being able to be beautiful, to have jewels, to have man. she could do all of those things that, say, somebody like grace kelly, who represented ladylike virtues would not have done

i served with the great john chafee and john warner. couldbipartisan support move. i see none of it now. it is sad. sad. the reasons i do not even want to go into. i think i know why. the bottom line is 81% of americans think climate change will be a serious problem if nothing is done to reduce it. thank you for doing what you do. despite all the pressure, insults, sende five percent think the america should take action. we do not wait for china to decide how to treat our people. we are america. the american people get it. have a lots of questions for you. you will get plenty. keep going. doingoing what you are based on science. >> thank you. to use my very limited time to ask some questions about the jon biel case. i believe it reflects a deeply broken bureaucracy long-term. it is not an isolated incident. they are developing key epa regulations. true that you receive the memo on january 12th 2011 in form and you that the salary was illegal and exceeded the statutory cap and recommending that. becames true that i aware of the bonus, yes. >> isn't it true that you d

when one of my predecessors john warner knew the end of his 30-year career in the senate decorated combat veteran of two service branches the navy and the marines and the secretary of the navy and the 30-year armed services committee member. the biggest security challenge we face as a nation is not energy that climate because of its distracted nature pushing migrants across borders destabilizing countries and affecting natural resources. he reached that point at the end of his career and was and remains a proud champion for american leadership on climate. i think it would be very hard for us to be a leader in tackling climate if we embrace tar sands oil and say it's fine. that is not a question obviously but it's an explanation. they are people in the room i care about who care a lot about this issue who have seen the way have voted and have it hurt my full explanation of it and that is why i have come to the conclusion that i don't think this is a good idea. it's funny we talk about it as a pipeline. pipelines are fine. pipelines are fine. i was with the gas utility and we build pipeline

pr when my predecessor john warner near the end of his 30 year career with thethe nerve it is -- navy andnd marines and 30 year member of the armed services committee he concluded the biggest security challengeenge we face as a nation is not energy dependence but climate because of themigr destructive nature to destabilize countries affecting natural resources.ched he reached that point at the end of his career i think it would be very hard to beat the leader to embrace the sales of oil that is not a question obviously but an explanation and becauseabou people that i care about care about this issue to seeed the way i have voted. but to say this is not a good idea. the pipelines are fine. i was mayor of the city with a gas utility it is about the tar t sands oil from low carbon or no carbo n or heavyh h or dirty car been.line sometimes about the pipeline confuses everybody about the real issue. senator you are up. >> talk about the dirtiest wheel in the world coming through the united states as a straw to poland through texas then exporting around the world. what did the advantage of

and john who -- time warneray is undervalued. we own ebay. i think he has brought up a weakness in the governance of said -- they're both high-quality guys. having a board member recused himself and have his firm by something that ebay is not selling, they have to believe they're earning an above average return on that price. ebay is going to earn a below average return by selling at that price. as a board member, i think you should be arguing against that. >> nicely said. this is the critical point -- if it's a use of cash debate, can a board shift to make a better use of cash for shareholders echo is there an experience that that will occur at ebay? acquisitionso for cash. i don't see any reason. i think the real issue is building up a platform. their issue is as much google is anything else. they have to build a broadly based platform. they have been on the leading edge of mobile in that. they have competitors and facebook and google who want against the space. they have to keep moving ahead and keep running

i served with the great john warner. and i saw bipartisan support to move, and i see nothing but now. it's sad. it's sad. and the reasons, i don't even want to go into because i think i know why. at the bottom line is 81% of americans think climate change will be a certain problem if nothing is done to reduce it. so thank you for doing what you do. despite all the pressure, despite all the insults. 75% of americans say the u.s. should take action on climate change even if other nations do less, because they are smart. we don't way for china to decide that a treat our people and our economy and human rights and religious freedom. we do it. we are america. we lead. so the american people get it, and i guess, i do have a lot of questions for you because you will get plenty. i just want to say keep going, keep doing what you're doing, based on the science. and i would ask -- spent thank you, madam chair thank you, madam chair, and thank you, madam administrator. i'm going to my very limited time to asking questions about the

they have designated markets where they have -- there is also comcast now buying time warner. john malone wanted to be part of that. who knows? maybe comcast will by john malone's company. is it going to be the telcos or the cable companies? >> that is a very good question. this is a capital-intensive industry. emerging from the wire-line broadband information highway and the wireless information highway. this kind of device can get connected with wired or wireless broadband. either way, and ipad is an ipad. what people care is how the ipad or iphone can function seamlessly -- >> and fast. >> in the past, only fixed-line broadband could provide high-speed internet for this device. now wireless is becoming very powerful. there will be alternatives. >> and that is the revolution right there, what wireless is able to do without the fiber. that raises the question of the velocity of wireless and how good it is. you have complained about the carriers here in terms of -- they are not innovative, but you say they have a faulty system. >> very, very slow network and you get disconnected al

very lengthy which it isn't skipper said mr results peabody to head of the social policy committee john warner was a very dear colleagues. evening i'm here to turn you on t.v. when my father is around he's eighty five he's from the ukraine sometimes it's wrong of so many war and i'm just so weird for his wealth and even his life. trudel knew more business and it's hard for me cold to explain to him what is actually going on in ukraine in his. father was not just a question with regard to the i recall that i was on the ration committee. for the elections in the three hours over the years and certainly we had a lot of snow way oh oops for the government in ukraine. which is really really what color me and relationships but when other countries will develop the right way. and you can score was to be. seen as i come from cause region course car you want good on usual number of our regions districts. don't like rain and all our corporations are against going on bozo at every level in the news when the villages between various. people are friendly neighbors there because she wants to know what this

there is also comcast, now buying time warner. john malone wanted to be part of that.maybe comcast will buy john malone's company. is it going to be the telecos or the cable companies? >> that's a very good question. this is a very capital-intensive industry and emerging from the wireline broadband information highway and the wireless information highway, right -- >> charlie: right. -- and guess what? this kind of device can get connected with a backhoe of wireland or wireless broadband. either way, the ipad. so what people care is how the ipad or iphone can function smoothly -- >> charlie: and fast. -- fast, right? so, in the past, only broadband could provide high-speed internet for this kind of device, but now wireless is becoming very powerful. >> charlie: and that's the revolution there, what wireless is able to do without the fiber being down. >> right. >> charlie: and, therefore, that raises the question, too, of the velocity of wireless and how good it is because, i mean, you've complained about the carriers here in terms of -- not only are they not innovative

warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," john mayer has filed a lawsuit saying that he boughtion worth of rolexes and there are counterfeits among them. >> john mayer collects antique old rolexes, millions and millions of dollars worth of watches. >> he must hate daylight savings time. >> oh my god. >> george clooney, got a new girlfriend. however, this chick is a very, very smart girl. born in lebanon and speaks fluent french and arabic. >> i think he's looking for substance right now. ino ina inn in to moon in arabic.

john malone. he has been a dominant and destruct the voice. he missed on time warner cable and sirius and xm. ancial magic question mark who is john malone? why is he important? >> he is really one of the fathers of the u.s. cable television industry. forefront folks in the cable business, along with the roberts family of comcast. he was a big consolidation of the cable industry in the 1980's and the 1990's. he sold out to at&t. he shifted his focus at that point over to europe, and has now been effectively consolidating the european cable and telecommunications business through liberty media. he has been very active both here in the u.s. and internationally. >> is he missing these deals, or is he lucky he is missing these deals? >> we have to see. it was a very audacious bid on behalf of charter communications, of which john malone and liberty on 27%. a bid for a relatively small cable company to make a bid for time warner cable, which is about three times the size of charter. what he did was really kicked off another consolidation wave in the u.s. cable tv business. he did not get the deal.

warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," john mayer has filed a lawsuit saying that he boughtmillion worth of rolexes and there are counterfeits among them. >> john mayer collects antique olrolexes, millions and millions of dollars worth of watches. >> he must hate daylight savings time. >> oh my god. >> george clooney, got a new girlfriend. however, this chick is a very, very smart girl. born in lebanon and speaks fluent french and arabic. >> i think he's looking

warner. margaret, welcome again. we saw today between john kerry, the president spoke and especially vladimir putin, what does it significance? >> i can tell you what the administration thought putin had to say. on the one hand the press reports emphasize his touch talk about how russia had a right to go into ukraine to protect russians and felt he was out of touch with reality in terms of denying russian troops are there. on the other hand, they saw a couple of glimmers of encouragement. one, he talked about elections coming up in may which is what the u.s. is talking about. two, he admitted yanukovich walked away from power and told him on the phone the other day he'll never win another election. seemed to be in conflict. and talked about wanting to engage. so last night with n a meeting between the russians and the german foreign ministers, the russian foreign minister had no interest in taking steps to starting the russians and ukraines talking. >> ifill: there's a talk about sanctions. secretary kerry mentioned a billion dollars today. a

warner. his friends a father of three young children remains missing what another friend john trimble its sixty. it set out to be in a stable condition in hospital on the shores of the parade. the search is continuing with it but they are an ally like porsche this is the moderate raised on the degree to indicate the area where the tree men's bowls went down. i think yesterday afternoon. this is the area where the divers have been concentrating their search today but weather conditions that nothing goes with whips over a ten piece hampering the search. it's tradition goes on during the course of the day the wind has come from this morning. conditions had deteriorated us that they let on. we always had a choppy with them to make it more difficult to find things on the surface. standing here here and a house divided this tragedy has struck part of creation motion and with essendon's been trying to reach out to the families to assure them of our concern and our support to their presence. here is the steelers a sudden i also bake them can care about the day that the search with the new reporting the

warner joining us. >> pleasure. >>> pro-russia vote is almost certain to have ramifications to the eastern portion of ukraine bordering russia, where there is a large russian-speaking population, as itn's johnrvine reports, pro-russian demonstrators were already out in support today. >> reporter: as russians in crimea said good-bye to ukraine in writing, their pro-russian brethren here in donesk showed their desire to follow suit by attacking symbols of eye cranian authorities. empowered by the presence of the russian army just over the nearby border, besieged the office of the public prosecutor. ukrainian riot police were soon overwhelmed. the officers may have been dressed for a fight, but they wouldn't. this is a difficult situation for these ukrainian police officers. to some extent, they have to tolerate these protests because they are fully aware that the kremlin is watching developments here very closely. . eventually this little piece of ukrainian rule was overwhelmed by russia's influence. they have a taste for it now and another target, the headquarters of the ukrainian security services. the building appeared to be well defended, but again, these were riot police reduced to using

john on this one. i'm note sure we'll see anything. but i would kill to be a fly on the wall. >> time warner cable's ceo may score an $80 million severance if and when the deal goes through. it works out roughly a million a day for the six weeks that efs h on the j he was on the job before agreeing to sell to comcast. this is, i guess a change of control kind of provision in mr. marcus' contract? >> honestly, when i'm more concerned about is that it be tied to the company's performance. and if you look at it in this case, i think a good $50 billion of that, which is a pretty significant chunk of it, is actually in stock, right? i would like to actually see some of these clauses and bonuses or, you know, exit packages tied closer to that. but as long as the bulk of it's in stock, i think it's something to keep in mind. >> jon? >> i would take it in pennies? i think this goes into the nice work if you can get it column. i think it's important to remember, of course, these numbers are outrageous to any average schmo who's making a paycheck on the street. but i think the reason for these change and control provisions is so ceos do what's bes