mr. marcus, but is there limitations when it comes to the tech side or the money side? >> guest: no. the technology is really there for the taking. we've already developed the technology necessary to deliver ip streams to all of these ip-enabled devices, and it is purely a function of whether or not programmers will grant us the rights to bring that content experience outside the home. within the home it's not an issue. it's generally covered by the grant of rights we already have from programmers. >> host: some consumers have talked about the authentication process for tv everywhere, and it's a bit bulky. >> guest: yeah. that's something we're consistently refining, continually refining. the key for us is that for most devices it's a one-time authentication process, so you put your credentials in, use your name and password one time, and the next time you try to access our app on the device in question, it happens automatically. so we're trying to always improve on that, make it easier for customers to actually access their password and user name which sometimes they don't have read

mr. marcus who is juggling these knives.a fiber page which you may have heard of where you can go and pay people five bucks to do all different things. he's a professional street performer and entertainer. you look on his page he has all sorts of options. i think it's pretty cool. for 5 bucks? can't get much for 5 bucks nowadays. >> that is true. >> maybe you can pay five bucks and have him do something even weirder. >> i think i'm the only one that thinks this is really weird. >> oh, it's weird. >> it's definitely weird. >> he's doing it. find your passion. see if you can make money at it. >> until someone offers to do it all for 4 bucks. >> capitalism. >> john tanner! >>> rolling down the hill is about to get a little more rugged. >> keep your head, your hands and your feet inside the tire. >> if you're up for the ride "right this minute." >> that's what i want to see there. >>> the rescuers from the rnli at it again. this time with an unconventional rescue. one we haven't seen before. check this out. there is a vehicle st

mr. marcus jones. >> i welcome the pri minister's leadership getting the g8 to agree on tackling the corporate tax avoidance. will life and confirmed he will not be offering a corporate tax avoidance service as the opposite? >> my friend makes an important point which is we achieve progress on tax transparency and tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance but isn't it sad that while we were doing that, the party opposite is still offering tax avoidance to its donors and they haven't paid back the 700,000 that the ago. let me remind the leader of the party what he said if everyone approach is some of these companies approach the tax affairs we wouldn't have a called service for education systems and he has to put his hand in his pocket and give the money back. >> thank you mr. speaker. i wrote to you on the eighth of may but i haven't received a reply. can i ask of you had any discussions with crosby about the standard packaging of cigarettes or the minimum price per unit of alcohol. >> lyndon crosby has never lobbied me on anything. the only opinions and interested in or how we destroy the cred

marcus last year. i know he looks like a young guy, but principal at galileo high school. yet mr. waung standing behind the kids and making sure everyone was in place and doing what they had to do. exactly what he did when i went there, not too long ago. mr. waung i just want to make a couple extra points. you have been a dedicated leader, not just of galileo high school but also with the association of asian teachers and you were an advisor of the senior class, advisor to the student body where i served as president and you have been an advisor to the vietnamese, samoan, chinese clubnd the korean, club, indian and students club. this man, [ applause ] you won't find a more committed man in our public school system. in addition to that, mr. waung worked to take a number of students to visit washington, d.c. for the first time. he also worked with the asian specific clubs and the clubs to fund raise for the tsunami that happened in japan. i can go on and i don't think anyone has just really recognized you properly in terms of your commitment and activism, in terms of your involveme

marcus. california congressman ed royce chairs the house foreign affairs committee which oversees the state department. mr. chairman, welcome. should there be an investigation into the charges as outlined so far in this memo? they are preliminary. >> well, absolutely. you have a situation where senior political appointees at the state department leaned in and in these reports clearly attempted to call off investigations, manipulated investigations, not just on misconduct, but on allegedly criminal activity here. the other aspect of this that is really off-putting is that for 4 1/2 years now, we have asked the administration to appoint someone in that position in order to have in the inspector general's office the authority and responsibility, and instead now we find that the political appointee is going all the way up the chain have been involved in this particular suppression. >> are you sending a letter or demanding some kind of action from the state department? >> we certainly are, especially when we find out the under secretary for management and the chief of staff for president clinton allegedly were

mr. sessions: madam president i'd like to take a moment to do something special. this week, the senate community will say goodbye to marcus peacock, my staff director on the senate budget committee. during his tenure with the committee, he has been a constant warrior for sound finances for our country that he so loves and i'm going to miss his exemplary service and the nation will miss his service. marcus has been with me since i became ranking member on the budget committee and during that time he's helped my staff and me to negotiate and navigate the intricacies quirks of the budget processes which anyone with budget experience will tell you can be a most daunting and frequently frustrating task, even for the most savvy budgeteer, and he's approached every task, every challenge with his trademark sunny disposition remarkable unflappability and can-do attitude. dure his ten your with the committee, he was instrumental in crafting the honest budget act. we need that around here. the legislation that i introduced in 2011 that exposed some of the most egregious budget gimmicks utilized to get around budget requirements. tog