fed speak, john williams in a cnbc exclusive on what it will take to taper the taper. take the money and run. which big name winner should you be selling as stocks rally? frozenomics, ceo on spirit and the industry's bottom line and his sizzling stock. let's meet the starting lineup. pete and jon thnajarian. we begin with the markets and this big comeback. in fact, since the february 3rd low the s&p has rallied nearly 6%. the dow has climbed 800 points. as i said, is it for real? let's take it to the panel today. josh brown. >> yeah. >> is this for real or not? you've been a keptic for the last couple of weeks. >> i'm still a little bit skeptical but the price action is what it is. this market has been grinding higher. the volume is almost nonexistent but it doesn't seem to t matter. people have started to get tempted to get back to small and mid caps which i suppose could be construed as bullish. >> sorry to interrupt you but if you look at the fact that the averages that have led us back, if you will, the mid cap 400 is up 7% since the february low. so 23 you're look

. >> reporter: it could be argued that legendary composer john williams has appeared in more olympicsc sound track. >> what did it mean for you to be asked to do something like that? >> i think it meant a lot. you know, any connection with olympics i think maybe anyone very proud, certainly me. >> reporter: for williams, now 82, gold has come in the form of oscars for his unforgettable scores in movies like "star wars." but composing an olympic theme is very different. movies, after all, are scripted, so beats of music can dance in step with frames of video. for the olympics, there is no script so to williams, the music had to feel more like a concert piece, one that starts with almost royal bravado. >> i think my thoughts about the opening flourishes had to do with very general announcements of heraldry. >> so in the olympics, who's the royalty? are the athletes the royalty? >> the athletes certainly are. they're the heros and heroines. here the music softens and he can pictures the athletes at the start of the race. >> here you're alone and it's so quiet. >> here the tension rises a

and if you count the long term discouraged workers as well as the statistician john williams does. the current unemployment rate in the united states is above twenty three percent. so there's definitely been a recovery is this a folks just larks the terrorists tripping over every terrorism really that we've got plenty of spiral and the recovery is a hoax no one is experiencing we see increasing numbers of people or stamps we see increasing. hardship. departed lation more pressure on the population there was no. christmas. so the old saying about recovery it's not real stuff it's there and. they've been able to hide it but the developments this year are going to make even horrible now i thank you for bringing up the subject of unemployment because the unemployment rate seems to be deceiving the fed in fact the fed's growth forecast for this year is so upbeat it is reason that now is the time to cut its asset purchase program even or out of a lot of the last f o m c statement quote was notice now in light of the comments of progress towards maximum employment and improvement and the

don't shoot mike stands along with joan and john williams. they are speeding ticket and after the first round. china was in third. well thanks that much but that the dam will certainly keep checking with eu for whatever's going on and said she appreciated it though bayliss reporting from seventy one this is a cctv news to stay with us. fan cctv nielsen six people had been killed after a chinese fishing boat caught fire in the east china sea the chinese cup lead an audience that quake assets two others were injured one of them seriously. this tragedy happened about two hundred and eighty km northwest of the money islands in southern japan struggle she now prefecture on friday. according to the official they are twenty four crew members onboard the chicken registered both on tiny use one of the wind it was taken for medical treatment by a passing chinese boat. after the fire the fishing boat was still able to sail normally and will travel back to china as soon as possible with the bodies of six men and the others. now for navigate down the age

about twice the level of the fish you've got the essentials and yes now there's a study in the us john williams as a website that he calls shadow stats you know where they try to figure out the inflation numbers if they were calculated without these donek adjustments as they're called so you've done something similar here in the u.k. called the essential index and the price rate increase for the essential stuff is running at what percent level was double over the stock to morgan who's done it over the five years the last five years whereas c.p.i. and r.p.i. a both about eighty ninety percent it's about thirty five thirty six percent for the essentials so it's really tough deflation and so on i mean the government says inflation is running at just over two percent you know it sounds like based on what you're saying it's closer to four and a half five percent yet at least i mean that in i haven't seen that index updated recently by moody's about that's not coming back to target of two percent any time soon now and we had a guest on recently who suggested it was closer to nine percent certainly in

so we need to come in, john williams as a local business guy, and so now they are in partnership to talk about giving him access to capital because he has to buy new equipment but he doesn't have credit because he was in prison. but when we come in and provide access to this that, so that we can begin to establish these kind of relationships all over the country and the church has other entrepreneurs, let's provide the means for wealthy people to share their strategies for creating wealth and their business acumen so we can grow and generate jobs by building on strengths of people in those communities. so we need to talk in terms of how can we build the strengths? when asked about minimum wage, he will have a different job than some advocate? >> great. let's open it up for questions. right here. yes, sir. >> could you pass a law to waive minimum wage for, let's say, kids under 20? >> yeah, it may not get signed by the president, but we can work on it. i think bob's comments are right on target. let's do what works. not what people here in washington have proven doesn't work. they can get

john williams obviously a huge one. what do you think of when you think of the greatest?rconi. your favorite composers? >> when i was growing up, when things like back to the future happens, these incredible geometric gold practical -- theatrical scores, i thought that seems like a great job. the world and movie. i love all of those that he does. do you go at that project differently than something like gravity? obviously it is a big comedy and drinking in an old english town. obviously different than floating around in space? >> i did that right after i finished "gravity." wasd that thing where there everything was questioned and then to do romantic and sci-fi and loaded energy. i like going from thing to thing and looking at it slightly differently. lex do you get to pick out the non-original music used? i loved the country music that clooney had on his radio the entire time. >> certainly that song, that was there from the script that all funds oh had found. we tried a few things during the process but it seems a perfect for the character. songswere huge amount of where

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. >> john williams is here and charley hurt. charley, he heard the number repeated several times there: four million. drew a line of applause but they predicted seven million by the end of next month. >> four million is a low number when you consider the president is using his old campaign apparatus to sign people up and that was great at mobilizing tens of millions of voters. so four million is small change for that. but we are not hearing from the number of people who have paid for it and the number of people who enrolled because thigh they were kicked out of their previous insurance. and six million people who lost their cov rerage is a far more important number. >> should the white house be more transparent with these numb numbers? >> i think they should be. the republicans in the house voted for weekly reports that would demonstrate a lot of background statistics on who is signing up and to answer to charley questions have they fullly paid and all of t-- full- this is a celebration. in a short period of time they were up to

john williams is a local business guy and so now they are in partnership to talk about giving him access to capital because he has to buy new equipment but he doesn't have any credit because he was in prison. but when we can come in and partner with people like that, provide access to capital, coaching and so that we begin to establish these kinds of relationships all over the country and the church has 15 other entrepreneurs rather than vilifying the rich, let's provide the means for wealthy people for creating wealth and their business acumen so we can grow and generate jobs by building on the strength of people in those communities. we need to always talk in terms of what is working in those communities and how can we build on those strengths and you will find that when kurt has to -- when asked about minimum wage he'll have a different response than some advocate. >> let's open it up for questions. >> kids under 20 could you pass a minimum wage law? >> it might not get signed by the president but we could work on it. bob's comments are right on target. let's do what works and not wha

. >>> excusive interview with john williams get the view of polity makers before today's minutes comee but for how long. we check in with the ceo of low-cost carrier spirit. stock is up almost 150% over the past year. and with stocks rallying, is it time to take your money and run? the traders reveal the high-flying names you should be taking profits on. all straight ahead on "the half" at the top of the hour. >>> speaking of high-flying names, tesla is off new highs above 200 it hit yesterday. still up 30% so far this year. the company due to report results. down what we expect, bring in brian lee i have, senior auto motive senior analyst to talk tesla. stock hit an awe-time yesterday. wall street says this is the make or break quarter for the company. do you believe that? >> i don't think it's make or break for the company but i expected the stock price will move based on what the news is. we already have an indication from the company that they're going to have a very strong quarter in terms of sales. >> it was obviously a very big year for tesla, 2013. someone in every single stat

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committees about it and gave them transcripts of relevant conversations but it was between william casey and john poindexter late 1986. casey was in the overseas station and poindexter was at the white house. so during his testimony he was confronted by the chief senate investigator. and poindexter says i have no idea where that came from my did not know what was recorded than that set off in the media because it was thought william casey who had a reputation to be devious may be constructed a tape system that no one knew about. it was huge. >> host: and you were asked to tell the staff that the member could continue in this is what you write. it boils down to things that you were asked to do at the time. you said holding the phone i would just take a breath and close my eyes and make a judgment call head severed agree to do disclosure or tails to risk having the agency accused? for the first of my career i was alone on the high wire without and that. >> host: it seems to be a pattern. >> guest: to me when i was tempting fate on story short the committee staff implored me to declassify so they co

us secretary of state john kerry and british foreign secretary william hague had expressed hope that ukraine can form an inclusive government. the was the only nation victimized by the japanese military during world war two the first thirty nine thousand chinese nationals were forced to work in japanese companies during the war and over six thousand died in the process seeking justice some seventy years later the bacon fat survived and the families of those that dance. thirty seven people in all filed a class action lawsuit against seventeen of the japanese corporations on wednesday. he represents the first case in the chinese port into the matter. they can potentially increase tensions between teaching and tokyo even further. this are demanding that the japanese firm's apologize in writing for the compulsory labor and asking for about one hundred sixty thousand us dollars per person in compensation that's all for me for this evening and i'll be back tomorrow night for another would get all the stories making headlines around the world. oh and welcome to prime time sports on tv chat

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about it and when given transcripts of the relevant conversations, the conversation was about william casey and john poindexter in the late 1986 as the iran contra was unraveling. they were in one of the overseas stations and calling poindexter at the white house and kc was at court, so during the testimony, poindexter was compounded by ideally that was the chief investigator for the committee and he was basically reading him a transcript and poindexter was taken aback and he said i have no idehad noidea that i was beid and of course this sends off a tempest that the hearing and in the media at the time because it was thought that he had a reputation of being devious and somehow maybe had a tape system that no one knew about. so it was huge. >> host: and you were being asked to told a staffer if it was okay that they could continue asking questions and this is what you write because i think this kind of boy goes down a lot of things you were asked to do at the time. you said holding the phone i would hold my breath, close my eyes and take a judgment call and agree to the disclosure of the secret det

the question was actually between william mukasey and john poindexter and late 1986 as the iran contra was unraveling. casey was that one of our overseas stations and poindexter was at the white house so during his testimony poindexter was suddenly confronted by a believe arthur weinman achieved senate investigator for the committee and was basically reading him the transcript and poindexter was taken aback. he said i had no idea where that came from and i had no idea was being recorded and of course this set off a tempest at the hearing and in the media at the time because it was thought that william casey had a reputation of being widely and devious and maybe he constructed this nixonian tape system that no one knew about. i mean it was huge. >> host: you are being asked to tell the staff or if it was okay that the member could continue. asking questions and this is what you write because i think this kind of oils down sort of a lot of things you are asked to do at the time. you said holding the phone, i would take a breath close my eyes and make a judgment call. heads i would agree

the conversation question was between william casey and john poindexter in late 1986 as the contra was unraveling. casey was in one of our overseas station, poindexter was at the white house. and so, during his testimony, was suddenly confronted by a poet arthur wyman, the chief senate investigator for the committee. it was basically reading had the transcript and poindexter was taken aback. they set off tempt us at the hearing at a reputation of being widely devious. they have the smithsonian keep system that no one knew about. the member could continue at the questions. this is what you write because i think this kind of boils down sort of a lot of things you are asked to do at the time. he said holding the phone i would just take a breath, close my eyes and make a judgment call. i would agree to the disclosure of some sensitive secret tales, having the agency accused of obstruct been the investigation and the public right to know. for the first time in my career i was alone on a high wire without a net. that seems to be a pattern. >> guest: yeah, and i mentioned in the vote to me th

name so i decided to go to my hair cells don't think is your name right to about ten years william you know was john smith and i think that let's get into some questions social media questions c.m. crazies via twitter what was your favorite part of filming the two hundredth episode of the favorite part for me was finally getting the chance to tell everyone j.j. story there's been so much mystery around who this character is and the fact that they decided to write it for the two hundredth episode with a lot of pressure in now i didn't want to screw it up so yeah it was a blast it was like a making in many action movie about the i had directed the one hundred ninety nine to so so my for me the best thing was that i did it that's why i directed i did but it's such a demanding thing you know you go from being one of the soldiers in the army to the general with a big job so. christy di tweets how has criminal minds changed their lives do you see people differently. yeah yeah i do but you know it's a struggle now for me to just. be the person i was before the show here i don't know if that makes sense but

british foreign secretary william hague met with his u.s. counterpart john kerry in washington. he said the two nations strongly support ukraine's unity and territorial integrity. >>> u.s. government officials have ordered three venezuelan diplomats to leave the country. the move is in response to leaders in caracas expelling three americans last week. u.s. state department spokesperson jen psaki announced the decision. >> we have indicated and have indicated for months our openness to develop a more constructive relationship with venezuela, but, again, recent actions, including expelling three of our diplomats, continue to make that difficult. >> venezuelan president nicolas maduro removed the diplomats. he said they were supporting opposition plots to overthrow him. maduro's opponents have been organizing nationwide street protests. he took office last year succeeding hugo chavez, a prominent critic of u.s. policy. >>> u.s. president barack obama is warning that the u.s. may withdraw all its troops from afghanistan by the end of the year if the two countries fail to sign a sec

british foreign secretary william hague met with his us counterpart john kerry in washington he said the two nations strongly support ukraine's unity and territorial integrity. us president barack obama called his afghan counterpart karzai on tuesday to tell them. he has instructed the pentagon to begin planning for a possible full withdrawal of american troops from the country. karzai has so far refused to sign him by the collateral security agreement or bsa. that could keep american boots on afghan soil beyond the ears and the result appears to be a protracted tug of war between the afghan leader in the white house and it's the world's was at the suter reports. the us government has been on the back cause i signed the bsa on number of times but to no avail. on tuesday the white house made these for aspiration don't get the gang. the longer we go. without a signed peace the essay that by necessity the more narrow in size and ambition the mission for a post twenty fourteen force would be. yelled the bottom is rationed was to keep some us troops in place after the call but nations and

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. >> john is a republican strategist for american cross wachlt and williams a ro host.hon, man, this is just like red meat for republicans. 2.3 million jobs lost. and perhaps a trillion added to the debt, what is up with that? >> i think the washington post had it best when they say it is the worst headline of the year for democrats. it is a trifecta of bad news. 2.5 million jobs lost. this is what conservatives talked about. and now the cbo is saying that. >> johnathon. that is a critical point. >> yeah. >> and they want to kick it out and another thing to hear from the cbo. finish your report. >> and ebonnie the cbo said 800,000 jobs, that was the first number and now today they corrected the estimate to 2.3 million. and what do you say to americans who feel hood wifrpged that they were solid a bill of goods. >> this is not good news. i would not sugar coat. that this is not exclusively the result of obama care. it is a lessening of productivity with our gross domestic product and inflation in account as well. it is a hybrid of things that is causing the really disapp

john f. kennedy, franklin roosevelt and then the book on william.. -- william dodd.hich one of these did you have the most fun writing? >> may be the most fun was kennedy because i did get into such interesting and startling new information. franklin roosevelt, i found that fascinating. he is a fascinating character. i am now going to go back to fdr. i have been invited by the viking pentland press do write a bigenguin press to write a volume on fdr. i am 79 years old. my health is good. have told my doctor, keep me going for another four or five years so i can get this book done. >> when do you intend on having it finished? >> i hope it will take no more than four or five years. >> which of these books was the hardest to write? >> the early ones, the first book on dodd was my doctoral thesis. i didn't know if i could write a book. i was a novice. doing the big fdr book, if i were going back to that original fdr book which i did on his foreign policy, i would have done it in somewhat different ways. >> all these books still in print. >> yes. >> if you read -- would y

. >> john bates says moles tearing up the yard. >> we have that one, too. williamdaughter, scares the mess out of me. >> jonathan says my biggest problem is carbs. feel the pain, right, carbs, right? make it a great day. "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts about now. >> we start off with fox news alert, we're waiting to hear from president obama about the administration's response about the growing crisis in ukraine. the president touching doup in mexico a short time ago to discuss that situation as well as trade and keystone pipeline. ukrainian protesters taking control of government buildings as they continue to fight with police attempting to break up giant tent camp. over two dozen died, hundreds more injured. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson and this is "the real story" today. the violence in ukraine is really a battle between russia and the west. how did this start and grow out of control? just as he was about to sign a trade deal with the european union ukrainian president reversed course and took a loan from russia instead, a move that strained

as america spiraled into a devastating depression, mississippi congressman john rankin worked with nebraska senator george william norris to improve and expand electrification. the result of their effort was the t.v.a. act passed by congress on may 8, 1933, and t.v.a. began serving mississippians in 1933 and powering tupelo in 1934. the goal was simple -- to improve the living and economic conditions of seven southeastern states by providing affordable electricity to rural communities, t.v.a. was an important economic boost, delivering a needed commodity to one of the country's poorest regions. tupelo's proximity to the wilson dam on the tennessee river enabled it to become the first t.v.a. city. in 1934, allowing its residents to purchase electricity at some of the most affordable rates in the country. this completely revolutionized life for the citizens of tupelo and even more mississippians as t.v.a. expanded. about 50 miles north of tupelo, the town of corinth, mississippi, was also at the forefront of rural electrification, providing -- proving that an electric power cooperative could work. in mcpeters furni

. >>> allow me to introduce you to william wirt, attorney general for more than 11 years in the 1820s under presidents james monroe and johnams. he's the longest serving attorney general in u.s. history. the next longest serving a.g. was janet reno, 150 years after william wirt she got closer to anyone else in history to his record when she served nearly eight years under president bill clinton. what about the guy who's there now? what about eric holder? at the start of president obama's second term, a lot of the other really high profile members of the president's cabinet left. not necessarily because of the scandal or disagreement with the president, or something, but because, you know, first term's up. time to move on. hillary clinton left as secretary of state. tim geithner left as treasury secretary. steven chu left as energy secretary. all the marquee names left but not attorney general eric holder. he stayed. sort of quiet assurances at the time that he did not intend to stay for the whole second term, but he did want to stay at least a little while longer so he is till there now. five years into it and counting. no

john terrett is on hand. >> they are also charged with going after financial crime, and that dovetails very nicely with the secret service. william noonan has done a lot of work on cyber-crime in the past and he's going to testify that a lot of these recent brake ins that you were talking about del are really just a piece of decade long piece of cybercriminals breaking into retail. she's going to make the point in her testimony to the senate banking committee that what you really need, she's going to reiterate the point that what you really need is congressional support for legislation that will strengthen cybe cyber-secu. this whole event is expected to last a couple of hours, gets underway at about 3:00 in the afternoon. >> what are lawmakers hopeful about accomplishing with these hearings? >> there are other committee meetings coming up later in the week. i think what they're going to do is getting bank being, judiciary and commerce on the same page, realize how important this cyber-crime if is and how possible it is to actually stop some of this stuff from happening. now eric holder is the attorney general. last week he gave

more than a month after his ordeal, william and kendall are competing at the earl warren showgrounds in santa barbara. kendall's proud father is renowned film producer john're bonding together, these two. lights are on them, there's distracting, people yelling and screaming. >> the family is happy to have william back safe and sound. and officer kelly's family watches william in action. this time on land. >> thank you so much for what you did to save him. >> how far out was he actually? was he out by the towers? >> he wasn't that far, but he was about 2 -- just under 2 1/2 miles. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. you really get the perspective out in the boat. it's incredible. >> well, we saw the lights of you guys coming in, and that's all we could see. were the little, little lights in the distance. i was like he can't be out that far. i mean, it was incredible. >> thanks to the rescue efforts, william and kendall continue strutting their stuff winning at the arabian horse association's 2012 youth national championship. >> it was by far one of the most interesting rescues i ever had. >>> coming up -- another animal rescue at sea, but how did this dog wind up

williams, thank you so much. and joining us now from his home state of arizona, republican senator john mccain. last time you talked to us you were actually in kiev. addressed the crowds in kiev. so, i understand you have talked to the former prime minister and some of the other officials, what are they telling you? >> i've talked to them including yulia tymoshenka and mr. dysunic they are of course over void, but there's sobering reality here that they recognize. remember in 2004 i was there when they had their first opportunity and obviously it didn't succeed. they're aware of that. their economic situation is so dire that literally the economy is on the verge of collapse. they're going to need help immediately. second issue i think that is not clear is what does vladimir putin do. the eastern part of ukraine is especially with older people more pro-russian. putin's major naval installation is there and what does putin do here. i think the message has to be sent to him, let the ukrainian people determine their own future. and a partition of ukraine is totally unacceptable we need to act immed

indeed, ambassador william would use a roommate at jfk at princeton has gone and say john kennedy wouldlike to have quiet back channel talks. it's time to start topic. custer was surprised, but he agrees. this is supposed to be kept secret from the cia. but i suspect they know it. as far as khrushchev is concerned, but if you want to kill kennedy? taken to the cleaners the cuban missile crisis. he said in his memoirs mayland kennedy had killed he wept. there is not an iota of evidence so these are cubans are involved in the murder of john f. kennedy. yet two weeks ago our esteemed secretary of state, john kerry says in an interview with cnn, i never thought ocelot act to the loved. i think the russians in the cubans did it completely wrong. another question. >> you mentioned briefly perhaps possible setups in chicago and tampa. is it true the three men was holed up in tampa and kennedy's campaign appearance was canceled because of that? or am i getting that from quite >> they canceled the long motorcade that would have put them at risk. but i think in both cases secret service learned o

williams got into the mansion today. polar air returns. someplaces will be 30 degrees below normal. a mystery illness that resembles polio strikes american children. dr. johnlapook reports. >> and remembering a comic genius behind caddy shack and ghostbusters. >> ever see a ghost. >> bill whitaker on

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william county. two people have been killed in this crash. news chopper seven is over the scene where you can see first responders are still seriously working. john gonzalez is live with the information just coming into the newsroom. >> it afternoon. if you are hitting the road this afternoon, keep in mind there was a major accident investigation on 95 north. virginia state police were called to the scene just before 10:00 this morning. two vehicles involved in this terrible crash. this is in triangle, virginia. there are two confirmed fatalities. it involved a tractor-trailer and passenger vehicle. all of the northbound lanes are closed. this is the video from news chopper seven. it appears the vehicle involved is panned between the truck and the retaining wall. a lot of police activity down below. you can see that a blue tow truck has arrived. traffic is being redirected to route 1 at the exit for route 619. all the northbound lanes on 95 and triangle, virginia are closed and might the closed for some time. thank you. in about an hour, plans for a major expansion of the kennedy center will be refused. the center would get another 65,000 feet fo

secretary of state john kerry says the crisis doesn't need to lead to conflict. speaking with foreign secretary williamies to cooperate. >> this is not a zero sum game. it is at you know west versus east, it should not be. it is not russia or the united states or other choices. this is about the people of ukraine and ukrainians making their choice about their future. >> we were going to head out to michelle caruso-cabrera in kiev. the elite police force involved in the violence over the weekend has been disbanded so i think michelle will give us more clarity on that. right now that's what we're hearing. no idea what will happen to them once their roles have been removed i guess. there's also reports we're hearing they may be able to form a government this afternoon so obviously they put back the deadline yesterday to thursday. >> key is of course a government that russia actually also recognizes as well and can hold things together to get them to elections and also can do things to raise the money. remember they had to deal with russia for the short term funding, that's clearly on hold at the moment an

williams got into the mansion today. polar air returns. someplaces will be 30 degrees below normal. a mystery illness that resembles polio strikes american children. dr. john lapook reports. >> and remembering a comic genius behind caddy shack and ghostbusters. >> ever see a ghost. >> bill whitaker on the death of harold ramis. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. one of the most notorious drug kingpins in the world could soon be at the centre of a tug-of-war. today lawyers for joaquin gusesman bran to try his extradition from mexico to the united states where he is wanted on a slew of charges. but mexico showing no inclination to turn him over. tomorrow a mexican judge is expected to start the process of bringing him to trial. tonight bob orr has new information about how snitches, wiretaps and intercepted phone calls helped the authorities get shorty. >> reporter: joaquin el chapo guzman the reputed head of the sinoloa cartel had eluded capture for 13 years after escaping from prison in a lawn ree truck in 2001. but his fugitive run ended saturday in this modest hotel on mexico's pacific c

john terrett is there for us. what are we hearing from this panel so far. >> four expert witnesses we've just had the first witness, williamfloon ann noonan. he spent a very long time looking into cyber-crime. his message was that these preaches of security we're seeing at u.s. corporations, particularly the big 3, michael's the craft shop, neiman marcus, and target the really big one, these types of security breaches have been going over the last three years. the majorities of hits are coming from outside the united states and eastern european countries appear to be the location with russian interestingly enough being the cover language. mark warren is the senator from virginia, has had a lot to say on the issue as well. making it very clear that the responsibility to try and the stop this lies with the government, with the companies and with you and me, tony who use our debit and credit cards all the time. we must check our statement to see how that's going on there. this is what he has to say. >> government has a role to play. industry has a role to play. but as consumers we need to be more vigilant as well. >> reporter

and william daniels was given a prize for this striking image from central african republic. it was runner up in the general news category. >>> earlier johnabout his award-winning photo. >> they are somalis that are trying to catch the signal in neighboring sew -- sa mollia, and i knew the magnitude immediately of what was taking place. i was working about our collective humanity migration out of africa, and the weight and measure of it started to drip upon me in many ways, because i have been in that situation countless times when i am on the road. it's an image of really all of us, the work i'm doing now is not so much combat photography, but my focus now is the issues that lead to cop -- conflict. >>> politicians in northern ireland demanding a vote on frac-ing. lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: northwestern island, the farther reach of the yuted kingdom. remote have pretty, but nobody is here much so why not frac for? but there are people here and they rely on the land for farming and tourism, and air and water for life. when the g8 held its annual meet here last year, all of the security got furious anti-frac-ers. >> it is going to

john, clark sonny, are n, william and mitch the victims of legion air's disease outbreak at the pittsburgh v.a. health care system in 2011 and 2012. we can never really heal the emotional scars that these families have suffered. and the 21 additional families who had a member with a case of this disease. we can work to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. today's legislation fixes one of the flaws uncovered during this investigation and under this bill. v.a. hospitals will soon follow the reporting requirement as other medical facilities. this way public health authorities will know when a disease outbreak occurs and it cake immediate action. thanks to the dogged determination and diligence of chairman miller, congressman coffman, the house veterans affairs committee, the ranking member and my colleagues, we now know the legion jairre's outbreak was entirely preventable. the inspector general's report revealed some troubling findings. the v.a. lacked proper documentation and maintenance of the water systems and the lack -- and they lacked proper informing of patients. furthe