matt cooper is editor of the national journal daily. good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks. >> let's start with tom coburn saying the president is close to impeachment. this is taking things to another level. >> chris, you know, as you heard in the clip, tom coburn is a friend of president obama so they go back a long way in the senate. and, you know, he has been kind of conciliatory on a lot of budget issues and been on bipartisan groups to come up with a budget deal and taking flak from his right for being open to the idea of raising taxes under some circumstances. and so maybe it's not entirely surprising that he would, you know, venture into this impeachment area. but if you see the whole thing, he didn't really -- you know, he kind of walked it back a little. so i'm not sure this is really going anywhere but i think you're right. the fact they are even mentioning it is even amazing. >> he is not alone, jackie. the third time this week another congressman said he talked to lawyers and blake farrenholtz say they have the votes in

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well, let's bring in matt mccormick, portfolio manager and icahn thinks it's cheap and leon cooper manheap. do you think it's cheap, matt? >> i do, mandy. when you look at technology as a whole there's a lot of potential for the entire sector. we think that the catalyst for apple's recent move was a recent dividend increase and it caused investors to take another look. it was kind of investment purgatory where it was not sexy enough for the growth guys or cheap enough for the value players and when you see a dividend that increases potential for management, you look at the new iphone coming out after labor day and the low-cost iphones coming into asia and looking at what icahn is doing and looking at the potential for apple tv and we clearly see more positives versus negatives and we think that the buyback announcement and further potential dividend increases give a stock with a strong visibility going forward in an entire marketplace. you like apple and something that i think you should charge apple advertising costs considering all the positive press they are getting because everyone

matt damon. she's now costarring with ryan gosling and bradley cooper in an emotionally charged movie called "the place beyond the pines," about fathers, sons, and the consequences of the decisions they make. eva plays a single mom trying the best way she can to navigate a life that didn't exactly turn out the way she'd hoped. let's take a look at a clip from the movie. [clip] tavis: i almost didn't recognize you; you're all glammed up today. >> (laughter) >> you do whatever you need to do. >> what are you going to do? wax i am going to do what i have to do. going to go to school. i am going to take care of jason. i work here. that is what i am doing. that is my life. tavis: i almost didn't recognize you; you're all glammed up today. >> (laughter) tavis: this flick, for those who haven't seen it and will, obviously, you're not playing up all of the glam. >> no, no. actually, that's the beauty of being an actress, is that you hopefully get to have different roles and really stretch yourself. this is really what i've been working for a while, i guess 14 years now. i've been in the business for a mi

cooperate. >>s been a nightmare. we just want our daughter back. >> reporter: matt and melanie capobianco took this picture of veronicaefore they lost custody. to her biological father. they fear the next step in their fight for their adoptive daughter could be police forcibly removing her from his home in oklahoma. how would you feel about that? >> i feel awful about that. it's the last thing we want, but my daughter's coming home. >> reporter: for two years, the capobiancos raised veronica in their south carolina home. her biological father dusten brown gave up his parental rights but later brown who is cherokee indian invoked federal law that prevents children from being separated with her family. what was the last thing you said to veronica? >> we told her we loved her, we missed her. i love you, mommy, i love you, daddy. that's the last thing we ever said to her. >> what's been the hardest part of this, melanie? >> not knowing if my daughter is crying out for me and not being able to do anything about it. that was the hardest part. >> reporter: the supreme court ruled that federal law did not apply in this case b

matt mccarty. i could go on and on, but i won't. we were supposed to get geopolitical cooperation and i could go through a list of friendly people that the chinese government supports to undermine the united states including an individual who had almost a million dollars of elephant ivory. we were supposed to get human rights. i think he is a great american hero. and paul from the congressional china commission mentioned this it was miserable in the 102-degree heat in washington, but i was happy to do it. talking to people that truly appreciate what this means. i don't understandably system, but i do respect their right to believe it if they go about their business peaceably. but why we were there, a group of chinese tourists, a group of kids being led by their teacher were walking towards the washington monument and they saw that there was an anti-communist party protest going on. so the teacher began to lead them in a chance to try to overwhelm the speech that the congressman was give -- giving them. so he was telling them what america was about and using the ideology to fight a

cooperation. i'm has release of alleged hacking the chinese computers was timed precisely the few days before president matt with the chinese president they were to begin an honest dialogue about cyberbehavior. that turned ito recriminations as the chinese were allowed to pretend that there was some actual equivalency between american and chinese cyberbehavior. the good news is that industry understands this a great deal. ceos want to talk to us. the private sector is the issue and the private sector is also doing some incredibly interesting things. there is a tremendous intellectual framework out there in terms of reducing vulnerability, managing consequences, or precisely identifying the kinds of threats that we should be worried about. let me give special credit to ministries season. one is financial services. the other is the electric industry. they are different, that they enjoy one thing in common. if something goes bad, you will notice it. so they know that they are on the edge. we are hoping to be safer and more secure. there is a lot less personally identifying information sloshing around in the el