at the same time, good point about the jobs. >> david mercer. good point about the jobs. >> we need to stay on point. this is not to outright forgive the loans and balances they have. it's to make the rates equal to the financial environment and secondly, instead of 25 years terms, make it 20 and instead of it being 50% of their monthly income, make it 10% so they can manage their way through paying loans back. we're not block looking for them to go into bankruptcy. if you leave them with more discretionary income, allow them to pay bills, you create consumer demand, but you also create an educated workforce affording their education so we can come into the workforce and perform. >> it's all we're missing is a better spreadsheet. number crunchers to apply a government entitlement not in the constitution. >> we have a bill that provided a set of educated workers -- >> this -- quicklily torques wayne's point. two things happened. everyone's -- a lot of people are unemployed so stayed in school longer and went for graduate degrees. two, i think the

dempsey searches for a solution for madden, military officers rick johnson, duane cooley, and john mercereir hands full interviewing other offenders who want a shot at being in the future soldier program. >> cite the pledge! >> i pledge allegiance to the flag. >> 150 of pendleton's 300 enemies have applied for the unit. currently, there is only room for three more. >> it's a tight unit. we have to be very careful who we let into the unit. today's a selection interview process. we're going to do our best to screen out any people that might be detrimental to good order and discipline in the unit,ç becau we have to protect that. >> why are you requesting to join e-15? >> i would like to get away from negative peers. there's a lot of negative peers on the unit that i'm on now, so i know that if i come here, i've got more of an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. 2100 is lights out, taps. there is n

some great news from the mission, with generous donations of more than one part $5 million from the mercer fund in honor of helen diller. with the great support of the friends of the delors park playground and other stakeholders. our major renovation of the delores park playground has been completed. we will be hosting a grand opening event on march 31 starting at 2:00 p.m., including air ribbon cutting ceremony, music, and entertainment for children and families. if you have had the opportunity to drive by the playground, it is truly spectacular. spurring extravaganza. april 7, another family- friendly end on april 7 with egg hunts, carnival rides, games, live entertainment, and the animal -- annual barbecue read cookoff. park and directing staff, police department staff, and fire department. richmond station has taken the rib award two years running. a lot of teams are ready to topple them. presells start on march 26. this is one of our great four family-friendly even if that we do year-round. we have our tree lighting in front of the lodge in the winter. extravaganzas in the spring. pla

offered in return as he was kidnapped in mali last november british conservative politician patrick mercer says it's wrong to hold terrorist suspects in a foreign country without charge. i am one of the greatest opponents of. think it is wrong i think that if you try if you're trying to fight terrorism then you must try and fight terrorism with within the law of the land and that's why exactly why we mustn't keep terrorist suspects inside the united kingdom either without deporting them or without charging them and then trying them so the real things that we can do under british law which would actually make it easier to get these people and into court the first thing is to make. evidence that is gained by eavesdropping actually made. that admissible in court currently it's not the second thing is to enable terrorist suspects to be questioned after they've been charged and the third thing is to allow terrorist suspects indeed to encourage terrorist suspects to get involved in plea bargaining now that last one is not necessarily palatable to many people but it's an extremely powerful extrem

>> i attended mercer university in atlanta for my bachelor's degree and went straight to graduate school from there, to auburn. >> two auburn ph.d.s in history. went to sal list busalisbury ste to teach? >> yes. >> how long were you there? >> nine or ten. i guess nine. >> how do you get something like this book? how do you divide the responsibilities? how do you write a book together? where do you do it? >> we work solely, exclusively, we're solitairy in that. as all writing is. it's not like somebody is walking around the room waxing wise while the other acts as stenographer. we actually write separately. we don't work on the same chapters at the same time but we hand them off to each other several times to adjust the tone. >> how do you divide the chapters up? >> this one was a little different. >> i wrote from the back and she wrote from the front. >> he started at the end of clay's life and i started at the beginning and we came together. >> why did you decide to do it that particular way? >> i'm not sure. we had never done that before. we had usually just alternated chapters. and i'

crisis interested to get your perspective on the developments in syria thank you very much indeed sir mercer researcher from sarkozy's university joining us thank you sean. well still ahead here this hour an r.t. occupy activists joined a chorus of those protesting against the world's biggest spy base in the u.k. . we're seeing is americans developing a new form of girls and we explore what's fueling fears of operations in a british american something could lead to a new kind of international power again plus. they will hold russian reserves it fires in the arctic under a new deal we interview the head of the american oil firm in business at twenty past the hour. all that still to come for you this hour but first nato is getting more help from russia in the afghan war and in a ministerial meeting in brussels the sides it discussed expanding the vital transit of military cargo to afghanistan through russia's territory now moscow has provided the alliance with their corridors and railway routes the link is vital as pakistan blocked an acre of supplies from crossing its totally after an airstri

here, i mean, there's just differences, and i can see why he would want to stay there if he lives or mercerisland and has his kids in schools there. how does he somehow transfer some of that to the detroit area? have you talked to him about how he could do that? >> you know, i think it's clear that he came here to fix ford, not to fix detroit. and, you know, i think that he certainly sees that a stronger ford benefits the local area, but i mean, it's true. the reason he came here was to fix ford. anybody else or shall we -- oh, yeah. >> have you received any response from the ford management from mulally all the way down? >> i have. i've talked with pretty much everybody in the book, and i would say that to sum it up, there's thiess one thing in the book that everybody cup like, but overall i think they think it does a pretty good job of telling the ford story. you know, it's uncomfortable to be under this sort of scrutiny, but, you know, as i've told all of the people that are talked about in this book, you know, i thought it was important to be honest and to look at this thing in its enti

they are going to be available this summer from amazon, thomas and mercer label which specializes in mystery and thriller books. amazon will let all retailers sell the paperback editions. ebook will initially be available the kindle store. james bond books sold more than 100 million copies worldwide. pretty staggering stat there. >> jackie deangelis at cnbc. thank you. ian fleming was in "chitti chitti bang bang." i will be singing that all day now. >> no different than yesterday. >> just another day. >> scooby doo. >>> good morning to you. let's take you outside and show you the forecast. we have a good looking day shaping up. 50 degrees in livermore. 52 in san jose. we are heading towards the 07s today. we are going to get a lot of cloud cover yet again with the jet stream to our north. clouds filling in from an area of low pressure. and we are watching visibility start to drop off in santa rosa. looking good along the peninsula. as of visibilities come down, head throughout the morning hours, expecting the thiks fog to develop between the hours of 8:00 and ten cloak, looks like at

his name is david mercer.details of the meetings, krvegs and details of the text messages that had been sent back and forth and girls fell into categories monitor casually, they were in alphabetical order their age, notes, comments and a rating. by the way went from 10 and never dipped below 7.5 for any of the young ladies. >> he has a standards. >> i think it's quite impressive. what he did, one of the young woman he was dating said, oh, please, send me the spreadsheet and he did and she sent it on and the rest, as they say, is history. he became world famous for his detailed spreadsheet, which you should throw back up, again. he says this after getting a lot of crap from people about this process he said, listen, he says, i work with spreadsheets a lot. it's a great additional tool. i work long days, go to the gym and go out on a couple mid-week dates and get home late, how am i going to remember them? i'm not. you know what, alicia, i'm going to put my children on spreadsheets. how much i love them that day