mr. napolitano, head of state has only a few weeks left in office. it is difficult when you consider the country is on the brink of an economic crisis with huge economic problems to face, widespread unemployment among young people and even -- problems of inflation. serious situation, no obvious way out. >> thank you very much. more bad news for anyone keeping his life savings in a cypriot bank. big depositors will lose more money under the bailout. the central bank confirms reports that savers at the bank of cyprus could lose 60% of their savings over 100,000 euros. they will convert 35% of them into shares. >> cypriots barely know what they'll wake up to next. savers at the bank of cyprus -- the latest news is not good. of deposits will convert to bank shares but they stand to lose more depending on how much is needed to prop up the bank's reserves. >> this haircut will create a viscious circle on our financial industry. >> the uncertainty worries many cypriots. the banks re-opened thursday after a forced closure of two weeks but cash withdrawals ar

mrs. napolitano of california for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. hese requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. poe can -- pocan, is recognized for 60 minutes as designee of minority leader. mr. pocan: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on behalf of the congressional progressive caucus to enhance calls made by our colleagues today to talk about the budget produced by the house republicans. we have a number of members in the progressive caucus who will be addressing various components of the budget. we'd like to start out by one of the freshman members from the great state of california, mr. mark takano. i'd like to yield some time to r. takano from california. mr. takano: i'd like to thank my friend, the gentleman from wisconsin, for yielding me time this evening. earlier today i was joined by 22 of my fellow freshman democrats in sending a letter to the distinguished gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan, in requesting specifics for his 2014 budget. as freshmen members, we had hoped mr

mr. president, if you want to save money, secretary napolitano, secure the border and we will have all the savings we will ever need. i appreciate your doing that, if you will. would you pass a message on such as that? >> i would be happy to note your statements here today. >> the chair thanks the gentleman from texas and recognizes the gentleman from california. -- the gentlewoman from california. >> i actually come from an area in los angeles that is very sick -- very concerned about secure communities. and the number of detentions that were non-criminal. maybe you could respond to that in terms of why people were detained if there were not criminal charges. in addition, i wanted to ask you about the children. he made reference to the children whose parents are deported and the ones that are put in the foster care system. specifically, i wanted to know what happens to them. i also want to know the name of a person in your office that i can have ongoing communication about the children who wind up in foster care. >> we will follow-up with you after the hearing for a name. we are working o

mr. president, madame secretary -- >> as they get the ceremony under way, we'll dip in as soon as the president speaks and as soon as janet napolitanoivers that oath. it's really just a terrific moment to watch. we see it a lot of times, but it's great when you see active duty service members being given this wonderful opportunity and please be seated everyone. so we'll be zip back to the story we were in the middle of covering a moment ago. and that's the story of john zeigler, a documentary film make, had an opportunity to interview jerry sandusky several times. in police orison, over the tele and recorded a lot what have he had to say, as well. and then he decided to give nbc's "today" show the exclusive opportunity to listen to some of the comments that were made by a man who here to forehad been a hero, but after jerry is an's trial has become quite a villain. a child rapist. 45 counts and going. so here is jerry sandusky as he talks about that infamous locker room shower incident that was witnessed by mike mcqueary. >> i don't understand how anyone would have walked in to that locker room from where he was and heard sounds ass

mr. president, if you want to save money, secretary napolitano, secure the border and we will have all the savings we will ever need. i appreciate your doing that, if you will. would you pass a message on such as that? note your be happy to statements here today. thehe chair thanks gentleman from texas and recognizes the gentleman from california. frome gentlewoman california. >> i actually come from an area in los angeles that is very sick -- very concerned about secure communities. and the number of detentions that were non-criminal. maybe you could respond to that in terms of why people were detained if there were not criminal charges. in addition, i wanted to ask you about the children. he made reference to the children whose parents are deported and the ones that are put in the foster care system. specifically, i wanted to know what happens to them. i also want to know the name of a person in your office that i can have ongoing communication about the children who wind up in foster care. >> we will follow-up with you after the hearing for a name. we are working on a policy trying to a

napolitano says about it 10:23. and there's a documentary out and dick cheney, we'll have the washington examiner critic, did mr. another example of government waste and area that could be cut. talking about the senate barbershop. how much taxpayer money do you think funds free hair cuts for senators? we'll give you the number. time to check the price of oil at $92, we're way down today. down a buck 21 at 92 for oil. dr. ben carson making headlines once again with the criticism of president obama. eric bolling coming up next and we'll have him respond to barbs from the good doctor, like this one. >> almost laughable some of the things people say, they say he's a neurosurgeon so he couldn't know anything about economics. it's not brain surgery. (annncer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everi'm with scottrade. me. (announcer) sc

asking, starting with you secretary napolitano, do you think that information sharing relatively less than anything else is sufficient? >> no. i think you got it right, mr. chairman. in terms of the house bill, even in the information sharing area, i think there were some deficiencies in it. there were no privacy protections it in and it resided almost all of the cyber security information, monitoring responsibilities within the n.s.a. which is part of the military. we're talking about a totally different environment, the domestic environment. but beyond that, what we're looking for is legislation that can, if necessary, put in statute that clarity of roles and responsibilities now contained in the e.o. so that is preserved moving forward. a bill that looks at the basis -- basic standards that we need. a bill that addresses fisma to one that embodies continuous diagnostics in real time and increased research and development among other things. as we kind of lay out the topics under the umbrella cyber security, information sharing is very important. real time information sharing is critical but it is not the only concern we have in this arena. >> thank y

mr. president for your confidence in me. [ speaking spanish ] >> bill: there it is. don't need a translation for that. >> casa blanca. >> bill: coming up congress woman grace napolitanoo with us, and hillary clinton's big announcement yesterday that she now supports same-sex marriage. but first -- >> announcer: this the "full court press." >> other headlines twitter went nuts saying that the man playing satan looked exactly like the president. but the producers say any talk of resemblance is utter nonsense. they said they have nothing but love and respect for the president. and the actor is a highly proclaimed actor. >> bill: i don't buy that for a second. you cannot tell me -- they went out of their way to find somebody that looked like barack obama. >> how would you like to be the guy known to play satan in other countries. >> tiger woods has a new girlfriend. he is dating olympic gold medal skier lindsey vonn. he posted a few photos of them together and then asked his millions of friends and followers to respect their privacy. >> yeah, what a move. put a bunch of pictures online and then say give us our privacy. >> burger king is offering up a turkey burger for th

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asking, starting with you secretary napolitano, do you think that information sharing relatively less than anything else is sufficient? >> no. i think you got it right, mrin terms of the house bill, even in the information sharing area, i think there were some deficiencies in it. there were no privacy protections it in and it resided almost all of the cyber security information, monitoring responsibilities within the n.s.a. which is part of the military. we're talking about a totally different environment, the domestic environment. but beyond that, what we're looking for is legislation that can, if necessary, put in statute that clarity of roles and responsibilities now contained in the e.o. so that is preserved moving forward. a bill that looks at the basis -- basic standards that we need. a bill that addresses fisma to one that embodies continuous diagnostics in real time and increased research and development among other things. as we kind of lay out the topics under the umbrella cyber security, information sharing is very important. real time information sharing is critical but it is not the only concern we have in this arena. >> thank you. secretar