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as to graham-leech-bliley, it works. it's flexible, makes accommodations for the size of the business but given the importance of this infrastructure to the country if the payment system doesn't work, it's stalled or people lose confidence in it, you're going to have a big piece of the economy grind to a halt. there's trillions of dollars of payments that flow through the northeastern united states per day. if that gets interrupted you've got a material, i would say bordering on existential threat to the economy of the country. so this is an urgent deal. it is growing in terms of its concern exponentially. graham-leech-bliley works however, no institution is immune. we have some of our biggest institutions have been breached, the best in the world. the nsa, 10 out of 10 in terms of capability in this regard, breached. so there is much more work to be done on all fronts, and we're the best of class. financial services gets breached sometimes, we manage it, people get their money back. it's inconvenient, but the other sect

of the sheetrock, it is how it leeches into the wood. we are taking all of the furniture out and have to let it dry so we can see what happened with it. >> houston firefighters have responded to more than 500 calls for walter related rescues. president obama spoke about the flooding and the government response. >> they appear to have the assets they need at this stage. to respond but this' going to be a lot of rebuilding and we as a nation are going to have to help the same we do any time that folks are effected by these natural disasters. >> the president was at the national hurricane center where he talks about the impact of climate change on the severity of disasters and government forecasters say there could be can six to 11 major storms this summer. with half of hem developing into hurricanes. the pentagon says human error was not that blame for the mistaken shipping of live anthrax. army chief of staff general said a short time ago it says proper procedures were followed as john henry smith tells us it is not clear what went with w

. >>> i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges, leeches, don't want to work are lazy are undeserving, got traction. look it's still being propagate propagated. i have to say that if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu they will find like folks who make me mad. i don't know where they find them right? they are all, like -- >> well, i knew it. we did it. if this country has problems chances are fox news caused them. >> i think it is fair to say that i don't always get my most favorable coverage on fox. rupe rupert murdoch who owns fox news. let's just say he doesn't have an obama sticker on his car. i was watching fox news and they said this is horrible. >> we are that and then some. i'm neil cavuto. for a president who insists he doesn't watch fox, he sure seems obsessed with fox and for good reason. because it's time for me to fess up he's right. if it's bad, it's fox. it's me. and if it's a lot bigger than you know it's us to review. that missing malaysian jet liner they still can't find fox news. that drought in california fox. sticking it to je

all of the sudden they are sounding ashamed or embarrassed that they portray the poor as being leechesee loaders who don't want to work. this is a constant narrative and that has an impact on people who listen shs who either desire or innocently wander into having their perceptions of the poor distorted. there are people who cheat here and there on government benefits. that's also against the law and people do go to jail for that sort of thing. but we're talking about say low income working single moms who are waitresses or other minimum wage jobs who are trying to get by on minimum wage. that's a very different picture than what you see on fox most of the time. >> victoria talked about the right wing getting defensive. here is how fox news reacted to president obama's comments. listen. >> i think the president is spinning the failure of his own policies and i think he's blaming us and i think we are an honest messenger. >> it's a distorted view of fox. it's not the first time and won't be the last. >> president obama takes a swipe at fox news today for showcasing low income folks who

what about the specific clip about fox news calling poor people leech, sponges, and lazy. that on fox news? >> no, i have not. >> has anybody ever heard that on fox news. >> i don't really watch. >> has anybody ever watch anybody call the poor lazy and sponges and leeches. >> yes. you hear that -- tush on the radio. turn on talk radio. >> right wing radio. >> i was talking about fox news. >> i have not heard that on fox news. but turn on the radio, hear it all day long. we don't understand who the poor are. being poor is the hardest job in america. >> we all agree. >> he referenced that yesterday and when he was talking about the schools he was talking about a harvard study, really, that classifies the difficulty of how neighborhoods are broken up today as to way they were 20 30 years ago. >> mike, and i guess here's my point. we all agree on that. we all agree. and so the idea of this summit was to bring people together and this president comes to this summit and he decides to bash fox news and he decides to bash people who send their children to private schools like he d

. >>> i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges, leeches, don't want to work are lazy arendeserving, got traction. look it's still being propagate propagated. i have to say that if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu they will find like folks who make me mad. i don't know where they find them right? they are all, like -

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many are trying to leech the port. >> this is nothing short of genocide against its citizens of aden, who never violated law or to cleanse the residents of the city and destroy all. the rebels and forces loyal to ousted saleh are responsible for the attacks. >> they've been under fire for two weeks. the houthi latest attacks seem to be concentrated not far from aden's port. this area is important for control over the coast. but forces loyal to abd rabbuh mansur hadi are putting up a fight. in the north of aden there is also fierce battle in the city of taiz, yemen's most populated province. fighting has destroyed many parts of the city. and those defending the city accuse the houthis of carry out random shelling. today's province many unite to provide help to forces. it could turn the tied to the haughties. to the sky the saudi-led coalition carried out 30 strikes hitting houthi targets. those strikes appear to be in retaliation for the houthi attack on tuesday on the southy border town. three people were killed there by mortar shells and rockets. this is the first time that the houth

and i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges and leeches, that they don't want to worklazy, are undeserving. and i think that it got traction. >> who would demonize the top? anyway, it is a progressive contract with america presented by bill de blasio featuring 13 agenda items including some of the things that you might be familiar with. paid family leave, 15-dollar minimum wage, higher taxes on the bridge, union friendly loss, oppositions to trade bills and immigration reform. it's quite a wish list and we are probably requiring more than just higher taxes on wealthy. but these are the central issues of our time and at the heart of what america will become and what we are going to be fighting about over the next couple of years. i think it's pretty interesting and that brings us to our next "the real real deal." most recently we have seen this in england last week, israel, indonesia, india, this guy thought he was in the tea party. but we have our all-star panel and we're going to talk about this. and i think this is your first time on the show, nice to have you. and b

. >> i think the effort to subject that the poor are sponges, leeches, don't want to work are lazy you know are undeserving, got traction. and, look it's still being propulgated. if you watch fox news on a constant basis, it's a constant menu they will find folks who make me mad. >> so let's analyze. he says fox goes out of its way to locate and then demonize the poor. for what reason? so we can kill and eat them? his criticism is absurd because he never suggests a motive. it's always focused on policies. that's scary to progressives like obama who fear that their ideology will be exposed as the culprit behind so much present misery. identity politics welfare policies and the white liberal addiction to social intervention has helped replace enterprise with entitlement and that has hurt the poor more than street drugs or police brutality, which is why when fnc is critical of such policies obama portrays it as critical of people. it's to save his beliefs from the humiliation from which they so richly deserve. it's not fnc who talked about the warfare. >> we've got to ask the wealthiest a

look at germany, boasts getting energy from these wind mills which then forces them to leech off the french for real energy. comically, keeping the planet pristine to hand over the planet to the not-yet born contract between two parties, the living and the not yet here. this is the ultimate hypocrisy. if you could survey the unborn they would prefer the chance for life over the options of solar power. >> you toned smirk at that entire thing. i saw that. >> the whole-type time. >> why is offshore drilling somehow worse than puncturing hillside with his a failed energy source? >> wind and solar aren't failed. >> where are you getting the facts? >> from the solar -- i'm a shell for that. >> do you work for them? gl i do. every penny i have is made by solar putting wind mills. >> my wind mill is powered by solar panels which is really weird. >> is that why it stands still? >> makes great shade. where are we? >> my favorite story. >> the best story ever. i wish we could keep doing it. it's like groundhog day. >> solyndra? >> one of the prime examples of what's wrong with this administrati

perpendicular walk for the executives who have been sucking the integrity of the sport like vampire leecheselves rich off the blood and sweat of the players and the people who love the game? it's got to be somewhere between distracting and delicious and bewildering to have all this happening right at the start of your world cup trip. joining us for the interview is megan rapino who i was really looking forward to talking to today even before all of fifa got arrested this morning at a zurich hotel. i have to imagine as a professional athlete that most of what you are thinking about right now has got to be playing south korea this weekend? >> right, the singular focus, of course. everybody gets up and has their coffee and reads the paper in the morning. that was an interesting one to wake up to. >> is this a huge distraction for you guys? >> you're doing your media day stuff, getting people psyched for the world cup. everyone wants to talk about it, is it distracting? >> i don't think so. i think it's a shock they're being indicted. i don't think it's a big shock that people think they've tak

. >> calling people leeches sponges and lazy someone who is supposed to bring both sides together in poverty is surprising to me. >> the president says he wants a broader debate about helping the poor. fair enough. it's not the media's job to help him change his opponent's mind. >> howie thank you. >>> it's been called the book washington doesn't want you to read. a government watchdog group is out with its annual congressional pig book highlighting wasteful spending on capitol hill. some of the pork barrel highlights from citizens against government waste include $120 million for a tank upgrade that military leaders said they didn't want. $15 million for a program to boost specific salmon populations and $4 million for aquatic plant control. the overall costs went up more than 50% to more than $4 billion. >>> this week marks a time to remember police officers who have died in the line of duty. tonight, a candlelight vigil will be held here in the nation's capital to honor those officers. close to 300 names will be added to the national law enforcement officers memorial. >>> next in

. >> and i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges, leeches, don't want to work are lazy you know, are undeserving, got traction. i have to say, if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu they will find like folks who make me mad. i don't know where they find them. >> so then jon stewart and others followed up with clips of certain fox hosts and guests saying government programs make the poor lazy, the poor aren't that poor, because they have computers and cell phones these days. and i guess the president sees that as heartless. what do you think of him dragging fox in when he's doing this sort of bipartisan conference? >> well first of all, the idea that -- first of all, i think there are more people of the kind that he says we point out than is willing to admit. the second thing is -- >> by which you mean people who don't particularly want to work? >> people who don't particularly want to work or who are badly >> this is a fox news alert in new york. at least nine people are dead and more are injured in a gunfight between a group of rival biker gang

get started at xfinity.com/myaccount leech. >>> in philadelphia investigators trying to determine whether the deadly amtrak crash caused by human error, mechanical problems or both. regardless safety officials say an automated system could have been prevented the crash. here is what ntsb official told us this morning. >> well we at ntsb have long advocated and called for positive train control and positive train control, which is required by law to be implemented by the end of this year. positive train control is designed to prevent the very type of an accident we're dealing with here. >> so what exactly is positive train control? cnn's takes us inside a train simulator to find out. >> the engineer still operates the train. what pcc does provides an extra layer of protection in order to make sure that the engineer is doing what he or she should do to safely operate the train. as you can see on the monitor here the little white dot represents the train itself. this represents the warning distance when we come up on an area where it actually needs to be taken. the red line represents breaki

our sta starting point was to look at the graham leech. 16 years later this framework has worked very well. the data security standards in ho 225 is based on certain core principles. first, we need a national data security standard and a national breach notification standard. this standard must minimize regulatory requirements but carry with it strong federal enforcement mechanism. second the data security standard must be technology neutral and process specific. it must be reasonably -- identify certain core elements in the absence of an ftc rulemaking. third, it is absolutely necessary that the data security standard is scaleable based on the size of the business, the scope of operation, and the type of information that it holds. legislation must recognize that the corner market cannot and should not have the same standard as the largest retailer operating in 50 states. while i'm confident in our bipartisan legislation, i'm open to work with any member of interested groups, one to minimize unintended consequences and to continue tailoring this legislation. we have shared interest in

to state the obvious we're lawmakers, and there was a law made about 15 years ago grahm-leech-bliley, that kick stated standards. there's been a lot of innovation since the act was written into law. so, let's start with you governor. what exactly is broke? what needs fixing here? what is working or doesn't work? >> mr. chairman, thank you, a great question. if you step back on how individual characterize and answer these questions, how is the current system working. half the american population has personal data exposed in one year? that's not a stretch of the imagination to think someone could shut down the grid, for months on end. you do that, you lose electricity in the district whose pressure for gas pipelines, points of sales go down, can'telectron electronically electronically, and there's a substantial impact on the country. that requires a sense of urgency and understanding the threat. the law works. it's flexible. it makes accommodations for the size of the business but given importance of this infrastructure to the country, if the payment system does not work, it stalls, peo

. >> i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges, leeches, or don't want to work are lazy you know, are undeserving got traction. and look it's still being propagated. i mean i have to say that you know if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu they will find folks who make me mad. i don't know where they find them right? they're all, like i don't want to work. i just want a free obama phone or whatever. and that becomes an entire narrative, right? that gets worked up. >> he kept talking, but maybe fox stopped listening because it dialed its outrage meter up to 10. >> it's extraordinary that the president of the united states in his waning years, has decided that his policies for the last six years aren't to blame. it's some little cable outfit that's causing the problems in america. >> look i think the president is spinning the failure of his own policies. and i think he is blaming us and i think we are an honest messenger. >> did you catch what steve said there? it's funny how fox brags about how popular it is except when it's convenient to act smal

i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges, leeches, do not want to work are lazy, are undeservingtraction. look, it is still being propagated. i have to say that, if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu -- they will find folks who make me mad. i do not know where they find them. [laughter] i do not want a free obama phone or whatever. [laughter] that becomes their entire narrative. they get worked up. very rarely do you hear an interview of a waitress -- which much more typical, raising kids and doing everything right, but still cannot pay the bills. if we are going to change how john boehner and mitch mcconnell think, we will have to change how our body politics thinks which means we have to change how the media reports on these issues. and how people's impressions of what it is like to struggle in this economy looks like. how budgets connect to that. that is a hard process, because that requires a much broader conversation than typically we have on the nightly news. e.j. dionne: i am tempted to welcome arthur to defend his network, but instead i want to i

. >> water is so hoe risk, because it's not what you just visually see, it's how it leeches into theroperties of the sheet rock into the wood. we're taking all of the furniture out and we're going to have to let it dry so we can see what's really happened with it. >> houston firefighters have responded to more than 500 water related rescues. in oklahoma, river banks are also still overflowing water rose past 640 feet in had some areas, submerging roads homes and bridges. >> the city of clairemore oklahoma was hit hard and captain of the fire department drowned during rescue efforts. chief, my condolences to you for your loss. tell us what happened when you lost this captain. i understand he was attempting to rescue residents. what led to his death? >> they had actually helped remove several people from their homes. they were being affected by some storm water flooding. we're lucky in our community that we don't have a lot of significant flooding issues, but in this case, they had already helped move some people from their homes to safety, then captain farley had stepped in an area an

and i think the effort to suggest that the fourpoor are sponges, leech don't want to work lazy, undeserving got traction. and look it's still being prop pull gated. i have to say that if you watch fox news on a regular basis it is a con stent nen yustant menu they will folks who make me -- i don't even know where they find them. i don't want to work. i just want a free obama phone or whatever. that becomes an entire narrative that gets worked up and very rarely do you hear an interview of a waitress, which is much more typical raising a couple of kids and doing everything right but still can't pay the bills. so if we're going to change how john boehner and mitch mcconnell think, we're going to have to change how our body politics thinks, which means we're going to have to change how the media reports on these issues and how people's impressions of what it -- what it's like to struggle in this economy looks like and how budgets connect to that. that's a hard process because of -- that requires a much broader conversation than typically we have on the nightly news. >> i've been tempted to wel

i think the effort to suggest that the poor are sponges leeches do not want to work, are lazy, are undeserving, got traction. look, it is being propagated. if you watch fox news on a regular basis, it is a constant menu -- they will find folks who make me mad. i do not know where they find a. [laughter] i just want a free obama phone. [laughter] that becomes their entire narrative. they get worked up. very rarely do you hear an interview of a waitress -- much more typical of -- typical, raising kids and doing everything right, but still cannot pay the bills. if we will change how john boehner and mitch mcconnell think, we will have to change how our body of politics thinks, which means changing how the media reports on these issues. how people's impressions of what it is like to struggle in this economy looks like. how budgets connect to that. that is a hard process because that requires a much broader conversation than typically we have on the nightly news. e.j. dionne: i am tempted to welcome arthur to defend his network, but instead i want to invite him to -- [laughter] i want to invite you

and i think the effort to suggest that the poor people are sponges, leeches that don't want to work, lazy, undeserving -- got traction. and look, it's still being propulgated. i have to say that if you watch "fox news" on a regular basis, it is a constant menu. they will find folks who make me mad. i don't even know where they find them. i don't want to work. i just want a free obama phone or whatever. [laughter] that becomes an entire narrative that gets worked up. and very rarely do you hear an interview with a waitress, which is much more typical, raising a couple of kids and doing everything right, but still can't pay the bills. so, if we're going to change how john boehner and mitch mcconnell think, we're going to have to change how our body politics thinks. which means we're going to have to change how the media reports on these issues and how people's impressions of what it -- what it's like to struggle in this economy looks like. and how budgets connect to that. that's a hard process because of -- that requires a much broader conversation than typically we have on the nightly