mr. oliver, will owe me $10,000. >>> intercepted al qaeda communications sparked the closures of u.s. embassies. the code words in those communications pointed to a likely imminent attack. joining me now with much more is cnn national security analyst fred townson, barbara starr who broke the story. barbara, tell me what you discovered. >> well, piers, in talking to someone who has a very immediate understanding of what transpired, they told me that these messages, these intercepted al qaeda messages by the u.s. intelligence community contained essentially code words, which the intelligence community interpreted correctly, it appears, as being a coded message among al qaeda oftives for signaling a potentially imminent attack. it was those code words, piers, that sparked the warning to close some 22 embassies and consulates because the u.s. had direct -- direct sense, a direct knowledge that the code words pointed to imminent, an imminent attack. what they didn't have was a good understanding at the time of exactly where and when, therefore, they had to close all embassies in the areas

mr. oliver, here is the video. >> sit back, sit back more. >> i want my 10 grand. i'm going to give it all to the intrepid fallen heroes fund. but i want my money. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> piers, thanks. good evening. it's 10:00 on the east coast. breaking news and shocking video as the death toll climbs in egypt. also, with his little girl's life on the line, a father confronts chris christie for the signature he believes can save her life, allowing 2-year-old vivian wilson the medical marijuana she needs. >>> later, my conversation about trayvon martin, the n word and race in america. >>> we begin with the growing carnage in egypt and what if anything america can do to stop it. the second part of that, what to do is unclear. the cost in human lives is plain to see. moments ago, the muslim brotherhood spokesman announcing over twitter that friday will be a day of anger, calling for marches after noon prayers. also tonight, the death toll from yesterday's clashes revised upwards significantly. the state-run tv station in egyp

mr. oliver, here is the video. >> sit back, sit back more. >> i want my 10 grand.'m going to give it all to the intrepid fallen heroes fund. but i want my money. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> piers, thanks. good evening. it's 10:00 on the east coast. breaking news and shocking video as the death toll climbs in egypt. also, with his little girl's life on the line, a father confronts chris christie for the signature he believes can save her life, allowing 2-year-old vivian wilson the medical marijuana she needs. >>> later, my conversation about trayvon martin, the n word and race in america. >>> we begin with the growing carnage in egypt and what if anything america can do to stop it. the second part of that, what to do is unclear. the cost in human lives is plain to see. moments ago, the muslim brotherhood spokesman announcing over twitter that friday will be

mr. oliver, here is the video. >> sit back, sit back more. >> i want my 10 grand. heroes fund. but i want my money. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> piers, thanks. good evening. it's 10:00 on the east coast. breaking news and shocking video as the death toll climbs in egypt. also, with his little girl's life on the line, a father confronts chris christie for the signature he believes can save her life, allowing 2-year-old vivian wilson the medical marijuana she needs. >>> later, my conversation about

mr. oliver. no, i think it's hard for them. it's hard for them to watch a side of you which is aggressive. >> rose: oh, really. >> i think so. because even though that aggression is earned and sometimes it's for a particular reason, she would often say i don't like watching those interviews. you're too nasty to people. i don't even want to --. >> rose: it's comedy, poll. >> it's not funny to her. comedy-- . >> rose: then you failed if it's not funny to her. >> i remember the first time-- the first time they came to new york, they, someone came up to me on the street and said oh, you're so funny. and she was-- she got into an argument with this girl. she was going he's not that funny. why do you think that. mom this is not how this is supposed to go. she is like i just want to know why she thinks you're funny because you've never been that funny. i think they like you too much. she goes what are you doing. you're my krypton identity now. >> rose: you are making a mistake in like you. >> so this poor girl didn't know what she was

mr. oliver i just wanted to let you know that i'm here to help you in any way personally that i can. if you get stuck in a situation that you can't get out of and you have to work with those people trained with those situations. do you follow what i'm saying? >> host: dave, what do you do? >> caller: i've worked in national security when it comes to the database networks. and these are situations, these are just situations to take lightly. these involved our economy and it involves the united states u.s. treaties. these are things that come down to diplomatic situations that you can't take lightly. these are the most important issues our country has to face daily. >> host: the issue of a cyber threat to the nation's ports? >> guest: any type of security threats really. not just cyber. >> host: let me go back to the cost for companies that are shipping in their goods and the costs along the way. how many different times is a ship charged before they get here to the talk but then once they get here how does the pricing work? >> guest: if you want to put it into the perspective of one o

mr. oliver, and appreciate your comments on security. i wonder if it is responsible of them to be asking certain questions. i do have every confidence in realizing my little brother graduated from newport. i want to say go navy. enter mr. wasner, i would like to be an advocate for you to receive more national funding for anything that you would need there at the port. thank you for your service and keeping us safe. host: all right. let's hear from john. caller: i travel to overseas. i would like to ask it anyway them had been to the dubai port? guest: i have not personally. i have been to hong kong and singapore. guest: i have not been to dubai. it is a major trade center. it is a major hub. a lot of cargo divides. it exported from divide to the final destination. do you have a follow-up? caller: i think they have to realize that we do not want to just compete within the united states. the world is changing. it is the fastest port in the world appeared if we want to invest, we have to get rid of people like eric cantor who does not want

mr. oliver, and appreciate your comments on security. wonder if it is responsible of them to be asking certain questions. i do have every confidence in realizing my little brother graduated from nor full -- newport. i want to say go navy. wasner, i would like to be an advocate for you to receive more national funding for anything that you would need there at the port. thank you for your service and keeping us safe. host: all right. let's hear from john. caller: i travel to overseas. i would like to ask it anyway them had been to the dubai port? .uest: i have not personally i have been to hong kong and singapore. guest: i have not been to dubai. it is a major trade center. it is a major hub. divides.cargo it exported from divide to the final destination. do you have a follow-up? caller: i think they have to realize that we do not want to just compete within the united states. the world is changing. it is the fastest port in the world appeared if we want to invest, we have to get rid of people like eric cantor who does not want to invest i

mr. oliver, and appreciate your comments on security. i wonder if it is responsible of them to be asking certain questions. i do have every confidence in realizing my little brother graduated from nor full ---- from newport news. i want to say go navy.and mr. wasner, i would like to be an advocate for you to receive more national funding for anything that you would need there at the port. thank you for your service and keeping us safe. host: all right. let's hear from john.herndon, virginia. caller: i travel to overseas. i would like to ask it anyway-- the gentleman, have they ever been to any one of them, to the dubai port? guest: i have not personally. i have been to hong kong and singapore. guest: i have not been to dubai. it is a major trade center. a lot of cargohub. goes to dubai. and then is exported from dubai to its final destination. host: do you have a follow-up? caller: i think they have to realize that we do not want to just compete within the united states. the world is changing.dubai is the fastest port zone in the world.

mr. oliver? >> guest: yes. >> caller: adjustable you know i am here to help you personally in any way you can. if you get stuck in a situation that you can't get out that you have to work with those people that are familiar with the situations. to you follow what i'm saying? >> host: what do you do? >> caller: i work in national security when it comes to a digital data base now works. these are situations -- these are not to situations that people can take lightly. these are all of our economy. it involves the united states u.s. treaties, things when it comes down to diplomatic situations that you cannot take lightly. this is what causes wars, and these are the most of important issues our country has to face daily. >> host: the issue of the cyber threat to the nation's port? let me go back to the cost for companies that are shipping in their goods. the cost along the way. how many different times is a ship charged before they get here to the dock? but once they get here, how does the pricing wor

mr. clerk can you call item two. >> item two authorizing the general manager of the ethics commission to enter into a contract with oliver de silva. >> okay thank you. i know that we have mr. updike here and the puc as well. >> thanks. john up dike and we are representatives here as well as community advocates and the tenant here to address about questions you have about timeing. >> okay. thank you. colleagues any questions at this point? okay. mr. rose can we go to your report on item two. >> mr. chair i summarized this report last time and i can respond to questions and otherwise i ask that you approve the resolution. >> colleagues, any questions for mr. rose or staff? all right. at this point i will open it up for public comment and even if i don't call your name please feel free to come line up against the wall and speak. [calling speaker names] so if i called your name and anyone else that wishes to speak. everyone is going to have two minutes and if you already heard your name called line up and we will run in the order you were called. >> thank you. my name is peter galin. i'm the program director for biological d

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mr. williamson talks about the imbalance of wealth in america. >> you remember this oliver stone movie wall street and the character who gets hung around our necks as a poster board for capitalism. what i like is the famous poster using the motorola cell phone from 1984. because i am under i have an interest in technology and cell phones and such. this is the 40th anniversary it's been a mixed blessing obviously. the motorola brick that he had cost almost $10,000 in $2,013. would cost nearly a thousand dollars to operate, a couple hours stand by coming you couldn't play angry birds or trade the stock or check your e-mail or send a text message or anything else. you had to be gordon gecko to own one. they are expensive. i want to say that there was an 16 candles and it's in a rolls-royce because that's where they were. now you talk to college students, you talk to people who are not gordon gecko, who are not millionaires, and everyone has this in his pocket. there is a lady that owns a coffee shop down the street from my office in new york. she is from bangladesh and she has the same cell ph

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oliver camden is joining us now with the very latest. paul, what are you hearing? >> reporter: wolf, sources saying a single rider on a horseback, possibly other riders, spotted hannah anderson around mr. anderson in the idaho back country. they say the car was at a trailhead and the couple would have been hiking six to eight miles away. authorities also saying it appeared that dimaggio geared up for weeks before buying camping equipment to go into the wilderness, and they did see backpacks on both of the individuals, wolf. >> i know, paul, that the sheriff spoke about the condition hannah seemed to be in when the hikers saw her. tell the viewers what he said. >> reporter: perhaps we learned some key clues to the whereabouts and the well-being of both of the children. as you pointed out, she seemed to be in good health. let's listen to what the sheriff had to say about that. >> it didn't look like she was being held against her will. we're still holding out hope that ethan is still alive, but the sighting up in idaho was a man and apparently a teenage girl. so there was no sighting wednesday of a small boy. >> reporter: perhaps dire news there. a confirmation that ethan was not seen w

by the president to extend an olive branch to the republican side of the aisle by offering corporate tax reform. in exchange, he is asking for additional stimulus spending. mr. president, -- madam president, i'm all in favor of a grand bargain, but this is not even close to a grand bargain. it's not even a bargain. a grand bargain would involve reform to entitlement programs to make them sustainable over time. a grand bargain would involve a far-sided look at the out years, not just a shortsighted attempt to score political points for the next election cycle. the administration has taken the taxpayer down the road of stimulus spending before with the idea that we can stimulate job growth with so-called shovel-ready projects. sadly, we have all seen what throwing taxpayer money at supposed shovel readiness gets you, and just how lackluster this recovery has been. wasting hard-earned dollars on so-called investments doesn't create jobs. people and the people who build them -- businesses and the people who build them, that's what creates jobs. i think both sides of the aisle agree that our tax code is already far too complicated. in fact, a recent bipartisan l