global because mr rogers you said very early on that m.f. global broke the sacrosanct rules and the commodities market taking money out of segregated accounts mr rogers it has been five months since m.f. global declared bankruptcy customers are still missing their money. is still walking free there had not met a lot of consequences i'm curious where is this leading are we going to see next that you know chase customers wake up one morning and see that there is money taken from their accounts from j.p. morgan is that the message is sending well it might wear away but this is sending a terrible message to the world you're never supposed to touch your segregated accounts that's the first rule one learns in the commodities business and somebody charge the money that's. large this is a bigger issue you know nobody's going to jail. in the thirty's a lot of people with the president of the new york stock exchange went to jail in the ninety's when we had the you know what they call the s. and l. problems hundreds of people went to jail we know he ha

mr. rogers? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you and your ranking member for doing great work over here. you're doing good. mr. secretary, happy birthday. happy anniversary. welcome. this week the national average price for a gallon of gas is $3.60. it's up 20 cents over last month. 40 cents more than this time last year. the increasingly unstable middle east, belligerent iran threatens to shut down the strait and limit exports. china's rapidly growing economy is driving up oil prices through increases demand. while a state owned enterprises are securing commodity contracts around the world. monopolizing new foreign sources. once again, energy security key to economic prosperity and national defense is the focus of public debate. the congress has said a very strong message that we must have balance in the expansion of conventional fuels. coal, natural gas, oil, nuclear to provide energy today with investment and to renewable energy to power our future. and while the president has repeatedly mentioned his support for a simi

mr. rogers. i began to realize i didn't get it. that was the beginning. then i began bombing him with questions about apples and fruit. there was one moment that did change things in my perception, which is we were walking one day, i worked the fields and packing house routine, 5:00 a.m. routine. we were walking at dawn with the pickers who were all working, my brother was walking ahead of me. i saw all the shades of green, i was able to get my own ego out of the way. i thought he is amazing. this brother of mine is amazing. he has built up something astonishing here. it was almost like he was no longer invisible to me. i could begin to see him. then when i watched him walking ahead of me, i realized he has the same gape i do. we are probably so much more alike than we ever allowed ourselves to think. that was a beginning moment for me. >> one of the narratives that runs through this book, particularly as he becomes more sick in the last part of it, you are the relentless, you are going to be okay, there is going to be hope, if i make enough contacts, i'l

mr. rogers will be back in the neighborhood. up next, alex smith. i think alex smith is a done deal. ad to deal with rogers and randy moss yesterday. now comes smith. >> and march madness, cal plays tomorrow night. that's the playing game. that's the right to -- >> got to get in to get in. >> fill out your brackets. >> any favorite? >> you know, i did like syracuse until they lost their top player. i'm going to jump on the kentucky bandwagon and happen to be the number one overall seed. >> i'm taking the thousand to one shot and saying st. mary's. >> really? >> yeah. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, letterman in 5 minutes. >>> all right, time right now for a special verison bracket show. >> and followed ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

this is mr. roger whit. he has had nine mugshots over his criminal career. i don't know what that is. here we have michael bombbach. channeling his best katy perry in one mugshot with pink hair. >> going back in time. starting out with katy perry to florence henderson. >> we hope we never see any of our rtm viewers on these lists. >> check out this surveillance video caught in mexico. this is a man walking across the street. at the top of your screen, a few seconds later a couple of men walking up on the sidewalk. both wearing white shirts. the man across the street and the two men find themselves in about the same area. then a fourth man goets out of parked car. notice the bus that is driving up on the street. >> whoa. >> i can't tell whether somebody just ignored a stop sign, but another car just straight up smashes into the front of the bus sending it straight in the direction of where these men are standing. >> whoa. >> the bug ended up striking the man that got out of the parked car. >> oh. >> the other men were able to run out of the way of this bus. b

mr. rogers. >> can you hear me okay? >> yes, sir. >> mr. chairman, thank you for giving me this time. apologize for being late. i had another testimony to give on another committee. but i want to be here to plead for a firm commitment from you, mr. administrator to help my district and my state given our most recent activities. as you well know, kentucky was devastated by very crippling storms last weekend, hurricane-force winds, flooding, multiple tornadoes and including one which left a 90-mile trail of destruction in kentucky and into western tennessee. really rare for the hills and mountains to have a tornado at this time of year. i left many communities in that region completely ravaged. the towns of west liberty and east burnstead are destroyed. every building is destroyed. barton county, laurel county, morgan county, other counties still counting damages. there are other counties around the state outside of my district that were hit also. massive loss of life and some families have lost everything. cars, homes, possessions, pictures, family bibles, you name it. gone. and then o

mr. rogers will be back in the neighborhood. up next, alex smith. i think alex smith is a done deal. had to deal with rogers and randy moss yesterday. now comes smith. >> and march madness, cal plays tomorrow night. that's the playing game. that's the right to -- >> got to get in to get in. >> fill out your brackets. >> any favorite? >> you know, i did like syracuse until they lost their top player. i'm going to jump on the kentucky bandwagon and happen to be the number one overall seed. >> i'm taking the thousand to one shot and saying st. mary's. >> really? >> yeah. >> the emotional favorite. that's so sweet. ,,,,,,,, laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. letter

mr. rogers, recognized five minutes. >> thank you. thank you for being here. as when working closely my democrat colleagues on the re-authorization bill, i would hope that we could submit some questions for the record that's very important to us. i know it's important to you. >> that would be great. >> we look forward to working with you on. in the 2013 budget, how many are dedicated and committed to getting this -- the healthcare law up and implemented and coordinated in the states? >> i do have those numbers here, if you could give me just a moment to make sure i give you the accurate number. we have 210 people in the division that is specifically working on exchange, health insurance reform and others and we have another about 146 working on thea

mr. rogers, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. then you add a littlejohn wayne. here we go, let's go over the ridge. put them together you got george herbert walker bush. that's the thing there. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies as a public service. >>> next women veterans of the korean war are honored by the defense department. they reflect on their service as nurses and medical specialists during the korean war which lasted from 1950 to 1953. this about an hour and 25 minutes. >>> good afternoon. it is a pleasure to be able to welcome you here to the women in military service memorial because it is a place where we pay tribute to all of the women who have ever served beginning with the american revolution. of course, that includes the people, the women who served during the korean war. and we are delighted to join with the department of defense in paying tribute to these women today. as i think about the service of women during that time, i think about the korean war in many respects from the standpoint of women, i think about it being a nurses wa

mr. rogers -- ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ >> then you add a little john wayne. >> here you you go over the ridge and you put them together and you got george herbert walker bush. that's the thing there. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies as a public service. >>> two grand dotters of dwight d. eisenhower voiced their opposition this week to the proposed design of a memorial honoring the 34th president. they appeared before a congressional subcommittee hearing held to consider the views of both the supporters and opponents of the design created by frank ghery. this program is 90 minutes.

mr. rogers had lived, it would be his birthday today. 84 years old. ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood mine, won't you be mine ♪ >> it was so nice to walk in and do his routine. >> i loved that routine. >> put his jacket up, it was a good influence on you. >> we loved him. he would do the exact same thing every time. and you would love, love, love watching him. how do you feel so far? >> good. >> he's going to sing his entire song later in the show "a woman like you." you're going to want to tivo it. >>> coming up next, actor kirk cameron on his new movie. he's coming up to visit with us right after this. >>> you probably had kirk cameron posters lining your bedroom wall in the '80s. he played in the comedy series called "growing pains." >> these days, kirk's been keeping busy with many things, including visiting historical places. for his newest project called "monumental." >> you've been making the rounds today. there's been a lot of talk of the controversy that has been happening in your life. we'll get to that, but shall we start with the movie? >> great, love to. >> so you travele

mr. rogers liked my sweater? gave it two thumbs up. >> did he really write in? >> not mr. lf but somebody tweeted. >> later you're going to do movie reviews -- >> i may start wearing a sweater vest in the summer. it almost 80 degrees. >> as a tank top, right? >> nothing underneath. just the sweater. to show how buff you are. >> oh, i don't know about that but we can try. >> they're probably one of the industry's most famous bull and bear duos. teaming up for many years at meryl lynch and reunited right here on squawk box. richard bernstein and david rosenberg. is that a smile, david? there's a smile. i didn't know what passes for a smile. there we go. that's an actual smile right there. >> i'm always smiling. come on. let's begin the debate. richard, you think has the american economy turned the corner here and have stocks fully priced in that turn? >> i think the last quarter was disappointing. largest number of negative surprises since 2007. however, the household sector continues to improve. is it good on an absolute basis? no way. but i think it continues to improve. >>

mr. rogers, fred rogers on tv. and he was telling his preschoolers, "you're special. you're special."meant well. but we, as parents, ran with it, and we said, "you, junior, are special, and you're special, and you're special." and for doing what? we didn't really explain that. >> but isn't this generation, particularly of middle-class kids, really quite special? aren't they, in some ways, much better than your generation, certainly mine? >> well, except when we were younger, you had a piano teacher who expected you to practice your piano and work hard at it, and the parents expected it. and now parents say, "have fun, learn the piano, practice a little bit." so there's not the expectations that they will achieve and work hard. it's not the same work ethic. >> zaslow says that the coddling virus continues to eat away even when junior goes off to college. >> i heard from several professors who said a student will come up after class and say, "i don't like my grade, and my mom wants to talk to you. here's the phone." and the students think it's like a service. "i deserve an 'a' because i

mr. rogers. >> i got this one on. >> can you hear me okay? >> yes, sir. >> mr. chairman, thank you for giving me this time. i apologize for being late, but i had another testimony to give in another committee. but i wanted to be here to plead for a firm commitment from the administerrer to help my district -- administerrer to help my district and my state given our most recent and terrifying few days last weekend. as you well know, kentucky was devastated by very crippling storms last weekend. hurricane-force winds, flooding, multiple tornadoes including one which left a 90-mile trail of destruction in kentucky and into west virginia. really rare for the hills and mountains to have a tornado at all, but certainly at this time of year. it's left many commitments in my region -- communities in my region completely avenuaged. the towns of west liberty and burnstead have been destroyed, every building destroyed. martin county, laurel county, lawrence county, morgan county, other counties still counting damages all over my district, but there's other counties around

mr. rogers? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and you and your ranking member for the great work. you're doing good. mr. secretary, happy birthday. happy anniversary. welcome. this week the national average price for a gallon of gas is $3.50. a jump 20 cents over the last month. 40 cents more than this time last year. the increasingly unstable middle east of belligerent iran to register with all its exports shut down the street at par most. meanwhile, china's rapidly growing economy is driving up oil prices through increased demand. while the state-owned enterprises are securing contracts are not the world. monopolizing new foreign services. once again, energy security, a key to the economic prosperity and national defense is the focus of public debate. the congress has set a very strong message that we must have balance in the expansion of conventional fuel. coal, natural gas, oil, nuclear. to provide energy today with investment and to the renewable energy power our future. and while the president has repeatedly mentioned his support for a similar all of the above energy policy,

mr. rogers, aka fred rogers was born on this date in 1928.re red cardigan sweater was put on display at the smithsonian in 1984. thanks to good friends at dental floss. >> good song, "why can't we be friends." >>> as we looked around the web we found a few reasons to make a long story short. "the new york times" reports one in ten adults are getting a little financial help from mom and dad. more than a third of them are in the age group of 18 to 24. >>> wendy's has knocked burger king out as number two. mcdonald's is still number one of the fast food franchises. >> it's got to be the fries, i'm just saying. >>> you can get a peek into the mind of a genius. never-before-seen item belonging to albert einstein including notes to a half a dozen lovers will soon be available online from hebrew university in jerusal jerusalem. smart equals sexy. >>> and a true sign that the economy is turning around? you may be able to find it at your local hair salon according to the local "l.a. times." sales rose almost 3% from the year before. >>> apple had a re

mr. rogers. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for having the hearing and thanks to the witnesses, as well. i think one of the big problems we run into in this is we haven't really sounded the alarm bell. in all of the circles of people who look at this every day, the security shops, the i.t. security shops across america, they know what the problem is. average users don't see it. and that's why there's no hue and cry, i think, yet, but how we get this fixed. i appreciate your comments today. you talked about the importance of information sharing and keeping it as clean and simple as you can. talk about how that would work. if we bring the folks together, we're sharing government secret sauce with you-all and you're sharing back malicious ware that maybe the government's not aware of, talk about how fast this is. there's talk about civil liberties and i think people have this visual that people are reading emails, some guy named bob in cleveland is reading everybody's email to find this malicious software. not

mr. rogers, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhoods. many at the little john wayne. you put them together and you've got george herbert walker bush. [cheers and applause] >> c-span, created by american cable companies and the public service. >> president obama today pledge to maintain economic sanctions against tehran to pressure them on their nuclear program. the president also said world oil production is high enough to make up for last uranium supplies. experts on iran nuclear weapons and national security debated u.s. policy on iran and the possibility of a military strike. from the cato institute in washington, this is three hours. [inaudible conversations] >> we're good. all right. thank you very much. welcome to the cato institute. a name is christopher preble. and the vice president for foreign policy studies here at cato and it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the new hayek auditorium into the newly redesigned cato institute. so welcome. we are very fortunate to have for this conference a terrific lineup. two panels. it is my privilege to be able to in

mr. rogers believes that was the number that was agreed to.e are not going to be able to agree on things if all of a sudden it comes -- that was a notional thing we did. not an agreement. a lot of our people voted on that to make sure, a, we didn't go into default as a country, and b, that was not the number we wanted. it clearly was not the number your side wanted, but it was a number we agreed upon. it seems to me that if we are going to try to keep faith with one another and with the law that we passed, that we should stick with what we agreed to. i understand that we want to bring the budget deficit down. as a matter of fact on this side of the aisle i have made those comments and i have been criticized by some on my side as you well know. yes, we do need to get a handle on the budget. we are going to have a real debate on the deficit and debt. and i have been working very hard on that. we are going to have a debate on whether or not your budget does that. we have had disagreements all the years i have been here on that, and performance ha

mr. rogers. >> thanks for having the hearing and the witnesses as well paid i think one of the big problems we've run into in this is we haven't really sounded the alarm bell i think in all of the circles people that have looked at this every day all the security shops, the i.t. security shops across america they know what the problem is. average users don't see that and that's why there is no crying i think yet about how we get this fixed but i appreciate all of your comments today. you talked about coming each of you, the importance of information sharing and keeping it as clean and simple as you can. talk about how that would work if we bring the folks together we are sharing the government secret sauce with you all and you are sharing pact militia swear that maybe the government is not aware of, talk about how fast this is. there's talk about civil liberties and i think people have this visual people are reading e-mails. some guy named bob indy 500 clevelan is reading everybody's e-mail but define this malicious software. but what works. if that happened it's a mill was servile failure.

mr. rogers had lived, it would be his birthday today, by the way, you guys. 84 years old. ♪ it's a beautiful kind of -- it was good influence on you. >> we loved him. >> parents probably love that. see? put your jacket in the closet. >> but he did the exact same thing every time and you just loved, loved, loved watching him. how do you feel so far? >> i feel awesome! >> you are rockin' it. i'm so glad you're here. by the way, you guys, he's going to sing his entire song later in the show, "a woman like you." it is one of those songs you'll want to tivo and watch it again so make sure you set your tivo. >>> coming up next, actor kurt cameron on his new movie and some controversial comments he made about homosexuality. [ sirens ] ...tv dramas... ♪ ...timeless classics, or whatever else, then you'll love netflix. netflix lets you watch unlimited movies and tv episodes on your pc or tv via game console or other devices connected to the internet. browse genres, and get personalized suggestions. it's instant, it's unlimited. and it's only 8 bucks a month. start your free trial today. you're probab

mr. chairman. >> and praise from republican congressman rogers who is the chair of the appropriations subcommittee and questions to fema's director craig fugate, and the appropriations process for fema for the next fiscal year. one part of that budget is the disaster relief fund which is funded at $6. 1 billion, and it is a decrease from last fiscal year. you can get more information by going to ccspan.org, and click n craig fugate as he defends the 2013 budget before the house hearing today. >>> and russell berman of the hill newspaper with this headline, speaker boehner to make a final plea to rally support for a $260 billion highway bill. the speaker in that last-minute pitch to rally the signatures around his transportation bill warning the rank and file republicans against so-called punting on the opportunity to pass an infrastructure bill that bears our stamp. the speaker made the pitch in a closed door conference here in washington where he and other party leaders implored a $260 billion bill that many in his caucus have opposed. he bluntly warned lawmakers to d today that a senate bill or

mr. rogers believes that was the number that was agreed to. we are not going to be able to agree on things if all of a sudden it comes -- that was a notional thing we did. not an agreement. a lot of our people voted on that to make sure, a, we didn't go into default as a country, and b, that was not the number we wanted. it clearly was not the number your side wanted, but it was a number we agreed upon. it seems to me that if we are going to try to keep faith with one another and with the law that we passed, that we should stick with what we agreed to. i understand that we want to bring the budget deficit down. as a matter of fact on this side of the aisle i have made those comments and i have been criticized by some on my side as you well know. yes, we do need to get a handle on the budget. we are going to have a real debate on the deficit and debt. and i have been working very hard on that. we are going to have a debate on whether or not your budget does that. we have had disagreements all the years i have been here on that, and performance

discuss what's going on in syria, iran and more with the republican congressman from michigan, mike rogers. mrin. is that your nightmare scenario, that al qaeda, for example, or iran, hezbollah, hamas or whoever, gets their hold on these syrian stockpiles of chemical weapons? i assume you believe they do have these stockpiles around the country? >> i am highly confidence they have these stonepiles around the country. one of the problems is there are multiple sites, so it's very difficult for, a, for us to track and b, for us to come up with a plan to try to contain those records. in addition, this is a place that is stockpiled weapons that makes libya look like kindergart kindergarten. they have huge and modern easesed weapons system, with hezbollah to hamas, this is a proxy state for so the weapons systems are more advanced, and there's lots of them. that's very concerning. especially with reports that they're making some effort in syria. it's getting more confusing, not less, certainly in the short term. >> is that true? your access to important information, is al qaeda now entrenched in thi

mr. rogers. then you add a little john wayne.gether and you have george herbert walker bush. [cheers and applause] >> c-span, created by america's public -- cable companies as a public service. ♪ [applause] >> wow. i asked my wife to come and stand with me, because we spend all week campaigning here in wisconsin, and we have been having a great reception. some of you also know our son- in-law is from sheboygan, so we have connections on both sides of the state, and last night we were up at green bay inspecting the team that we have a share of, so we are really glad to be back in wisconsin. i am delighted so many of you are out here. wisconsin, and june 5, will be the most important center of decision making in america, and i am glad you are committed to being for the candidate that is determined to protect the taxpayer, protect our children and do what is right for america. [applause] >> we came back in 2009 and did a fund-raiser in milwaukee for scott, and i came back here to waukesha, and he was saying what he was going to do.

mr. mann for his 30 years of fbi service as well. thank you for all the time you put on the target, sir. >> thank y rogers was a former fbi agent himself. let's go to mr. stearns now. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me take my questions alittle along the line that my colleague from michigan talked about when he talked about advanced persistent threat. dr. amoroso, when you did your opening statement, you were speaking quite eloquently, talking about malicious software, malware you talked about. and you painted this picture that the malware itself you were impressed how well it was developed, put together, and you sort of alluded to the fact that it was almost not unpenetrable, but it was to the point you were respectful of it and were not sure we were keeping up. is that my interpretation of what you said? >> that's exactly right. we're definitely not keeping up. we're trying. think of the dizzying pace of innovation you see out in silicon valley, right? new things every day. the hacking and the malicious adversary community, they're moving at the same pace. so the job we have, we've got to keep up. and you would say, hey guys, you bet

mr. jamie lono and also jamar rogers. things got really emotional with this one.ng "i want to know what love is." ♪ i want to know what love is >> it was really, really a great, great battle. not only for jamar. he's from the bronx. i'm from the bronx. and he is fighting hiv and my foundation works with hiv and aids awareness. i really want him to win. just a way that you could still do more as you battle hiv. >> a true connection there. >> yes. >> you also have this favorite from the battle rounds. >> i do. as goit my chair and turn my chair around. this battle was awesome and i'm not quite sure what's going on with christina aguilera. why she keeps put herg best people against each other so early in the show but jeff and sarah sang and it was awesome. ♪ chain of fools >> if you recall sarah is the one that floored christina in the beginning. >> right. >> i knew kind of all along she was going to go with sarah. this is the girl when she auditioned she got up on stage and she sang with her. talking about tonight's battle, you definitely are going to want to tune i

it turns out an elderly customer, roger mays, loses control of his pickup truck. >> well, mr.coming to drop his clothes off. one of our customers had been at counter and he was waiting -- >> after the other customer pulls out, mays attempts to pull in to the parking spot. according to the police report, he went to apply the brakes, but accidentally hit the accelerator. >> he was in the cleaners so fast that it -- that it was scary. >> mays isn't hurt but is cited for failure to exercise due care. the incident rattles him. >> once they got him out of the truck which they, you know, had to pull the truck back, and once they got him out of truck, he was walking around and his daughter came to, you know, make sure that he was okay. and mr. mays stayed until they loaded brittany onto the ambulance. he was shook up. i mean, he's an elderly gentleman. and he was shook up. >> and while the front of the dry cleaners is destroyed, shawna manages to keep lamas cleaners open for business. >> none of our machines were hurt. just took out all of our computer equipment and the counter and al

mrs. sunday. she feeds me, as roger sort of unfortunately mentioned, she feeds me soup on sundays after the show,she also feeds me chicken on saturday nights before the show as all of you will learn in her new book called "mr. sunday's saturday night's chicken," and that's for sale in may, and i'm not kidding -- [laughter] she said if i didn't thank her, forget about coming home, and quite frankly, i can't think of anything worse in the world than not being able to come home to my dear loraine. [applause] i want to talk briefly tonight about three men who have been giants in broadcasting and who have meant so much to me both in my life and in my career. first of all, the fellow you saw there at the end, rornlger, the chairman of -- roger, the chairman of fox news, and to put it simply, and he's not here, i'm not blowing smoke, he he is the best boss i've ever worked for. think about it. this is a man who created an enormously influencing source of information for the american people out of nothing. 15 short years ago, fox news didn't exist. now it is, whether you like it or not, a central part of

mr. director, give us any indication on when the decision might be made about the remaining counties designated by the governor and president? >> yes, sir, chairman rogers. as soon as president declared we -- and i've done it in several states and it bears explaining. rather than waiting until we have all the information, as soon as we saw all that we had sufficient damages that would recommend in the counties we were in, we were able to get that to the president. the federal coordinating officer appointed by president can add on counties for individual assistance for saw substance without it going back to the president. as soon as we say there's damages warranting it and we expect that to be a rapid process of not weeks, a day or so, get the information, support it. but we also made a conscious decision with local officials our priority is to get individual assistance turned on first and then we'll do a count for public assistance. many of these individuals are still responding, as you pointed out so trying to go back and find out about insurance and get the cost, for that, we're working with the state on getting back into the public assistance and wil

mr. director, give us any indication on when a decision might be made about the remaining counties designated by the governor's letter to the president? >> yes, sir, chairman rogers. as soon as the president declared, we -- i've done this in several states. it bears explaining. rather than waiting until we have all the information, as soon as we saw that we had sufficient damages that would recommend in the counties we were in, we were able to get that to the president, the federal officer appointed by the president will be able to add on counties for individual assistance without that going back to the president. as soon as we know there are damages warranting it, working with the coordinating officer. we expect that to be a process in a day or so when we get the information to support it. we also made a conscious decision that our priority is individual assistance first and then a count for public assistance. many of the individuals are still responding. trying to find out about insurance and get the cost really for that, we are -- working with the state on getting back in for public assistance. as soon as we have those numbers, we'll process that request as we