what he said to me was, mccord, what the f are you doing?t wasting your time with these mf'ing children and go pull security. roger that, sir. >> their fault for bringing their kids to a battle. >> that's right. >> amazingly both children survive the attack. >>> coming up -- the leaked apache video continues. another attack. with even more firepower. thousands of people came out today to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential bring your challenges [ sneezing ] a cold can make you miserable. luckily, alka seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels. rush liquid fast relief to your tough cold symptoms. fast, powerful liquid gels from alka seltzer plus ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event,

mccord call it is and it starts next year frps the defense tap line is flat. we have a flat defense budget. if something will come in, couple 8% of it in the next 15 years, then you have a flat budget, that will come from everything else. so it's probably time to -- no better time do it than in the last year of administration. that won't happen with this administration, but perhaps with the hugh onew one. >> steve, we'll go to you. one area that continually grows every year and acquisition officials like to point out because it's taking money away from them will is health care and the defense growth there. why is the health care budget growing so rapidly? >> and the important thing to remember is this is a problem that the whole nation is facing. department of defense at a faster pace than the private sector. so why is the cost of health care rising in the d.o.d.? some of it is cost of war, but you can't explain it all from that. you can't explain much of it. so i don't want to spurt out a bunch of facts. but let me spurt out one fact. maybe two. i talked earl

is my pleasure to introduce the comptroller comptroller undersecretary mccord dealing with all financialatters before becoming comptroller he served as the principal deputy under the secretary of defense and before that served on the hill for 21 years in the senate armed services committee and before that at the congressional budget office. so is my pleasure to welcome him this morning. [applause] >> i totally forgot it is cybermonday we should set up something if you want to buy me something. [laughter] but it is of pleasure to be here in this new building and though it isn't brand new but with this ousted in the institution i was in this very room and was honored to be here as the board chairman and then hosted by your president as of little younger i could count john as my mentors. to talk about the budget agreement the bottom line is the good deal for urd dod because what it does the actual funding is a hopeful sign to return to more problem-solving ruth i. a tenure in this position of dod. and want to start at where their resources have been since then 11 the total resources with th

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eric's principal tina mccord says his departure is tough on everyone. >> check you later, man. >> i think the students are definitely feeling it and i know the staff is. i -- whew, i feel very much like a mother hen of all the students here. for eric, i'm so proud of him. he's come so far. but it's concerning that he's not going to someplace that's going to be supportive and meet ahead. i feel worried about him. so that makes it harder to see him go. >> time to go home. kids and these adults a chance, because what they bring to the table is really amazing. they have so much to add. >> bye. >> bye. >> good-bye. >> all right. bye. >> i'll see you. you ready? >> eric gets on the school bus for the very last time headed towards an uncertain future. while eric's transition was deliberately unceremonious, nick's is much more of a celebration. >> want a graduation? >> reporter: although nick hasn't been in a regular classroom for most of his life, he is participating in the school district's graduation request. his teacher, holly stovall and receives his diploma. just a few years ago, a crowd li

litter defense undersecretary mike mccord talks about the defense budget. >> now on c-span we want tohor of this book "xbox revisited, game plan for corporate and civic renewal. p.o.w. a form president of microsoft and he was called the chief xbox officer. mr. bach, what is xbox? >> guest: well, xbox is a video game console that microsoft came out with starting in 2001. they're now on their third version as far as it competes with play station and nintendo in the video game market. >> has it's successful. >> guest: all these consoles havephone how to stages and cycles the first version has success in the marketplace but was challenged financially. the second version, xbox 360, was a big success, both in the market and financially, and now with the new what way call xbox 1, just getting started so we'll see over the next four or five years how successful that is. >> host: what was your role in the development of xbox? >> guest: well, we got started, i was put in charge of the project. so at the beginning there was about 20 of us that soon grew to 2,000, and then maybe 3,000 over time.

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richard: even if you get a mccord, it does not translate into ground-level stability. the kind of stability you get from 36,000 feet. oil coming back on stream would be gradual. it would be a couple hundred thousand barrels a day. in an oil market the scale, i think it is basically in the noise. francine: richard haass, thank you so much. coming up, we will hear from president of the world bank. that is a 6:30 a.m. in new york, 11:30 a.m. in london. president what he makes of those figures. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. " fromberg surveillance new york, london, and dubai this morning. larry summers will be with me. right now on this monday morning, our business flash. she is back. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: and you are gone, tom. bond fund sets the market rally last week caused a freezing redemptions. the chief financial officer says up to 15% of funds may face high withdrawals. the missing chinese tycoon resurfaces today, nearly four days after officials of his conglomerate lost contact with him. he was seen with police after he disappeared. his company says he is