>> yes, maam do. >> are their microphones or do you speak from where you are? i say that because i'm a little bit hard of hearing. when you get older they were too bad eggs that happened to you. one is your hearing starts to go , and i forget what the other one is. [laughter] i will probably think of that in a minute. i want to commend you guys for being here. you have heard, i don't know if you know this, this is an all-star team that has spoken to you at this conference. these are the very best people in congress, this lineup without any shadow of a doubt and what you heard is going to i hope help you in your own thinking and your own careers after you leave here. i commend you for being here and putting in these hours on these serious matters, and i teach at a college. i always tell my students that there is more to life than "keeping up with the kardashians". [laughter] keeping up with them is not easy. you have to do a lot of studying to know what they are doing. i saw it kim kardashian had condemned the -- her father was an attorney for o.j. simpson. that

maam, with the ipod on. you having any problems right now? no. you got scared oh. hey, they set her up man yodidn't tell me i was going to be on camera. the government is looking for me right now. how you doing sister in the green shirt. are you ok? no i am not doing ok i was i found a dream job i found my soul mate i still have the job but i lost my soul mate but now i've got to pay him 50% of my earnings. well i'll tell you what with that 50% money that you collected you can save that because you don't have to put nothing down that's right 0 down no payments for six weeks what do you have to lose very beautiful girl too i really don't mess with a lot of women that wear their hair over their eye like that especially with this one lady man she had her hair over her eye man and she moved her hair and she didn't have no eye man. wait a minute. is that why you got your hair likehis? what's going on back here now? i'm in college you know so loans got nothing i have no money my textbooks basically took all my money so. i know what you all are thinking you all can't do n

she tried to fight the foreclosure in court ricci contacted a lawyer but ultimately her lawyer said maam i'm sorry but there's nothing i can legally do for you. the bank owns her home. it's been repossessed. this home is no longer yours. it was about that time that people started talking about birth of behind your back because she was saying things that sounded pretty unbelievable. she said something to me for example. she said it was not that i didn't understand that the banks owned the piece of paper. it was that the banks didn't understand that i owned my home. she said those types of things and one of her friends whispered to her eldest daughter, i think your mother might have to see it doctor. she didn't need to sit be a doctor as she called up the newspaper and her church group and called everyone in her community and the day of her scheduled a fiction that day that the city dispatch someone to park a dumpster in front of her house and then the city contractors were going to haul out all of her belongings all the thing she had amassed after the 22 years of living in her home raisin

maam, with the ipod on. you having any problems right now? no. you got scared oh. set her up man you didn't tell me i was going to be on camera. the government is looking for me right now. how you doing sister in the green shirt. are you ok? no i am not doing ok i was i found a dream job i found my sl mate i still have the job but i lost my soul mate but now i've got to pay him 50% of my earnings. well i'll tell you what with that 50% money that you collected you can save that because you don't have to put nothing down that's right 0 down no payments for six weeks what do you have to lose very beautiful girl too i really don't mess with a lot of women that wear their hair over their eye like that especially with this one lady man she had her hair over her eye man and she moved her hair and she didn't have no eye man. wait a minute. is that why you got your hair like this? what's going on back here now? i'm in college you know so loans got nothing i have no money my textbooks basically took all my money so. i know what you all are thinking you all can't do nothing f

yes, sir maam? [inaudible] when you're talking about the roll call are you talking specifically about not reporting violent crimes or what kinds of crimes are diminished? >> it's the major seven rape robbery assault burglary grand larceny auto and grand larceny. yeah. [inaudible] >> yeah. the question is the police commander is encouraging downgrading major crimes and also in courage and arrests for smaller crimes. that is definitely what they are doing. there's something called a c summons. a c summons is basically an arrest for open container some kind of minor crime. but if you get a summons you have to go to court and take a day off of work and go to court at 246 broadway. they are encouraging those kinds of arrest that the thing about those arrests is more than 50% of them are dismissed so it's kind of an exercise in bureaucratic craziness. it's part of the agenda. yes, sir? >> it sounds like they have to show that crime is down while showing that they are doing something. no? >> yeah. he said

. >> yes maam? >> i'm audrey from george mason university.following your argument that we should have more scenario-based kind of thinking about cpgs i don't understand the scenario under which it would be useful against nonstate terrorists. every terrorist organization that can do the united states harm has learned under this glare of attack of drums as well as special operations that they should not gather together in one place and they should be careful about how they communicate and a big problem when it comes to counterterrorism has been a of good information where -- more than a of means so had a cpgs help us in any way whatsoever with respect to counterterrorism? >> it's a great question. the national academy of museums imagine a highly reliable source telling us that a key terrorist will be at such and such a place in half an hour and he's only going to be there for an hour. we need a weapon that is capable of getting to wherever that terrorist is within an hour and a half. so it's where you have the magic nuggets of intelligence that

>> guest: yes, maam 279. the civil rights movement personally i think the history of the civil rights movement in relationship to martin king i think that stanley has not gotten his proper due. i think there has been a effort to rebalance history and not bring the contribution to the forefront. i decided that if no one else i'm going to tell the story whenever he i can and dedicate this book to stanley. it has taken 47 years to get around to this particular book. what hesitation and what made you finally decide i have to go ahead and do this book? >> guest: well the original hesitation with respect to what would martin say, i was concerned about correta and some of the king family particularly correta who i have great respect and affection. after martin's death, i didn't see things the same way that she saw them in relationship to martin and i didn't see the relationship to the assassination. so i felt that i could speak more freely. the other thing is i frankly got tired. i just got tired of everybody lax an

maam, with the ipod on. you having any problems right now? no. you got scared oh. hey, they set her up man you didn't tell me i was going to be on camera. the government is looking for me right now. how you doing sister in the green shirt. are you ok? no i am not doing ok i was i found a dream job i found my soul mate i still have the job but i lost my soul mate but now i've got to pay him 50% of my earnings. well i'll tell you what with that 50% money that you collected you can save that because you don't have to put nothing down that's right 0 down no payments for six weeks what do you have to lose very beautiful girl too i really don't mess with a lot of women that wear their hair over their eye like that especially with this one lady man she had her hair over her eye man and she moved her hair and she didn't have no eye man. wait a minute. is that why you got your hair like this? what's going on back here now? i'm in college you know so loans got nothing i have no money my textbooks basically took all my money so. i know what you all ar thinking you all can't d

>> okay, thank you maam. >> i have been able to mention this to the president but it was in the white house with 30 or more other members of congress and i have no guarantee that it soaked in. when i go back to washington on monday i am going to raise this directly with him again. and i'm going to also raise it with the leader of the democratic caucus in the house of representatives nancy pelosi. we want all of the democrats supporting our issue. >> all right. since we have had a limit on our panel can we have a limit on the question's? let's take a minute or less in that way we can get a minute or less response. is that acceptable? thank you. next question over here. we will go back and forth. >> michael eric dyson is a pleasure to see you and john conyers and thank you for calling this. basically we will want to correct everything you have to correct anthropological science. that does not honor the ancient egyptians and their african ethnicity and its deliberately a slap in the face to africa world people. that is education one aspect and economics starting to create jobs from the g

>> caller: yes, maam here. >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: i was reading a press article in a red cosmonauts and there was a woman and a man who had sex in space and they had a child -- don't know they had a child from that particular contact or not. she was it -- at one time. we have to remember that a lot of them weren't necessarily true. it created a heroin that was not true. but anyway i thought that was quite interesting. they were called cosmonauts. they did have sex in space. >> guest: right. i am familiar with the a couple you describe. there were two cosmonauts who had flown in space that did have a child but i never heard that it was conceived in a mission or that they had sex in space. the part that i heard was that they were a couple. they had them both in space and they have a child together so there is a child of two astronauts but was not conceived in space in zero gravity. i don't know of any humans who have done the deed in space. >> host: in "gulp" lilly ellison puts it, and on our facebook page. what is the response to the last chapter on the topic of transplant

>> yes maam.he cost is different and you can save more capacity and force structure by putting in a reserve component over time. you just have have to balance how far you can go. you do hit a point where operational capability or ability to respond quickly or impacted. it's different in every mission from space to mobility to fighters and we are looking at each one. the other thing i think that's important for us to consider is the real benefit of a reserve component and an experienced force overtime available to respond quickly and any type of contingency small or large won the most troubling things we are seeing over the last couple of years is a much diminished desire of people leaving the active air force to go into the reserve component. only 15% of those eligible are doing so over the last two years. that is much lower than traditional and if we get to the point where reserve components are inexperienced while they may be cheaper they will not provide the operational reserve that you need to