komen for the cure. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. how is that easter broadcast? all the kids waiting for hathei baskets. >> you don't want a soggy basket. the forecast is interesting. some areas will be cooler than normal. much of southern california. contuing with a foggy, cloudy period. very much a weather pattern that you gets a we head towards the late spring, early summer. but it's just arrived a little earlier this year and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. middle of the country you'll hear about flooding and severe storms from the ohio valley and areas around missouri over the upcoming weekend. we're pretty much clearing out of the rockies. that storm system heading to the north. so we have a little bit of a break. today will be a day with a good deal of sunshine as long as you're away from the on shore flow from the coast, you'll have a good deal of sunshine. pacific meft lonorthwest looks . high pressure overhead. and there's those low clouds. the next storm system probably won't move in until saturday tempe

here is a guy who supported the itoe will komen -- ayatollah khomeini in iran.fessor at prisston until www .2001 in 2003, took part in socialist scholar conference. 2008, appointed to the human rights council by the united nations. he proposed creation of a global people assembly. his answer for the rise of american fascism. now, we go back to 2009. here we are. 2009. here is falk. obama is inaugurated. and then he meets with the muslim brotherhood. during which the brotherhood promises to support democracy and the war on terror. november, 2010, while everybody was watching the mid-term elections, just last fall, the obama administration was focused on something else. they conducted an in-depth review of its policy on democracy and the middle east. the egyptian democracy issue in particular. now no one attending the meeting would discuss any of the details. by the bipartisan group attending the meeting are these groups they're almost all soros groups. entirely george soros funded groups. back to samantha power. she was in attendance with the george soros groups

>> extremely komen. at the one statistic we have, at the height of counterfeiting around the time of the civil war your between at third and a half of all speculation as words. >> how did you find the story of owen sullivan and a couple of other counterfeiter is? >> well, i started researching the book during the recent financial crisis. that was my and your point. i was reading a lot about the history of current american history. i was struck by the powerful parallels between the past and present. these three characters seemed like excellent windows and to our very tumultuous financial path. >> did owen sullivan make a lot of money? >> he certainly did. probably in the vicinity of hundreds of thousands of pounds. especially if he engraves the plate, his accomplices can use it long after he leaves. it's not just what he prints, but is tremendously this piece network of accomplices. >> money was localized. >> it was. you could have different types of currency in different communities. different and coloni

not been enough attention to the question of civil liberties and privacy in general with regard to komen security. >> nothing has frustrated me more. >> almost all our recommendation is a lack of progress on civil liberties. i don't know what problems the administration has with the bill that you passed, but if there is a problem with it, something wrong with the structure, i think it's intrusiveness something, tell us and maybe you'll change it. but it's just not to appoint members. two years ago and administration having not even nominated enough to make a quorum, it's frustrating and makes no sense and leaves a big hole and what we should be doing. i don't understand it, and frustrated by it. if there's a problem of which there would tell us what it is. >> thank you for the observations. i really agree with you that we need to set that up immediately. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. >> you know what, quickly we can -- senator collins and i were talking, we can address a letter to the white house but john brennan. >> ask what is going on here. i don't think there is any policy or

author janet komen describes her time in the book a covert affair. this is 40 minutes.applause] >> thank you for venturing out on this rainy spring evening. i think i'm going to start off by quoting the groucho marx to the effect that before i begin talking i have something to say. the first thing everyone absolutely everyone asks me is how julia child, 6 feet two with that incredibly distinctive operatically is ever managed to slip incognito behind enemy lines. the answer is simple, she didn't. the we will get to that leader. the other thing is despite what he may have read this morning in usa today, boon devotees was not a secret code. a more serious note, the most common question that i get is what on earth brought me to this topic, how did i come to write about julia child and more to the point how did i know that julia child the popular french chef of the kaput and television came had worked for the country's first intelligence agency? the truth is i read it in the new york post. i happen to see a headline, secret recipes of spy and reported that she had an employe

not been enough attention to the question of civil liberties and privacy in general with regard to komen security. >> nothing has frustrated me more. >> almost all our recommendation is a lack of progress on civil liberties. i don't know what problems the administration has with the bill that you passed, but if there is a problem with it, something wrong with the structure, i think it's intrusiveness something, tell us and maybe you'll change it. but it's just not to appoint members. two years ago and administration having not even nominated enough to make a quorum, it's frustrating and makes no sense and leaves a big hole and what we should be doing. i don't understand it, and frustrated by it. if there's a problem of which there would tell us what it is. >> thank you for the observations. i really agree with you that we need to set that up immediately. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. >> you know what, quickly we can -- senator collins and i were talking, we can address a letter to the white house but john brennan. >> ask what is going on here. i don't think there is any policy or