i did report on the focus groups that we did with the mullen meals. was a reflection of what they're saying. >> the well director food safety for see sdi. i'm wondering if you -- i am interested local, natural, organic. and farmers' markets. in this generation have you tested the -- how many of them every two weeks to shopping and farmers' markets or eating organic or natural? i'm just interested what -- whether they are part of the driver in that direction. thank you. >> is this working? i see that guy coming up. we want everything. again, it was time constraint. i could have gone on for hours. i was glad i had to stop. but no question about it, this generation, deals are going to define the future of leading in this country. when i was up a barrasso was defining -- was looking for how to avoid harmful substances. that was the driving force. that's what the discussion was. they're talking about whole wheat, and dioxins, things the un that make your diet better. clearly on the organic, wonderful one where we had 13 percent of the u.s. population consu

he plays chief deputy united states martial art mullen on the great show on fx "justified." >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. you are lucky to be born beautiful, greg. unlike me who was born a liar. >> he is messing with your smith & wesson. at a capitol hill hearing, air air -- eric holder talked about gun reform including so-called smart gun technology. meaning a tracking bracelet to track you and perhaps your family. hmm. i wonder if vice president biden and he had a meeting with technology people to talk about how guns can be made more safe. >> vice president biden and i had a meeting with a group of technology people and talked about how guns can be made more safe by making them either through fingerprint identification or a bracelet you might wear. how guns can be used only by the person who was lawfully in possession of the weapon. it is those kinds of things we want to try to explore. >> a talking gun, you say? the smart gun he meant requires you to wear a bracelet with a special chip that commune cates with the weapon. it allows it to fire. the nra loves it. they w

and admiral mullen said something that got a lot of attention. the biggest threat to our national security is our deficit. there's some truth to that. but i'm not so much worried about our deficit blowing up the country as i am terrorists. i don't think people in south carolina are as safe as they could be given sequestration. and you have said very eloquently that you began the career in the ara hollow army, not want to end my career in a hollow army. if sequestration is allowed to continue, will we have ended that career in a hollow army? >> for the next -- from today through 2020 or so, until we get rebalanced based on taking the strength to a low level, our ability to stay in a level of readiness and modernization begins to hollow the army out. >> so the answer would be yes? thank you for your honesty. and i think you're right. i think every service chief has told us that. and i hope we will act responsibly. now, within reason, knowing that money is always an object, would you agree that our military is being positioned based on budget concer

at the base, as well as the mental health questions for our returning veterans with admiral mike mullen, former head of the joint chiefs of staff. also this week, there's an important supreme court ruling, does it open the floodgates to the rich having even more influence over our elections? the alabama businessman who won the case debates if american democracy is for sale. >>> and unique insights into an environmental fight over the keystone pipeline. our "meeting america" feature takes us to a tiny nebraska town with a big staking in president obama's decision. plus, he sparked a huge wall street firestorm this week. author michael lewis joins our roundtable to talk about why he thinks the markets are rigged for the benefit of insiders. >>> from nbc news in washington, the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >> we're going to get the latest on the fort hood tragedy in a minute. first a little news. as time is running out, there are some big developments in the search for the black box from that flight 370. for the latest on the sear

richmond, timmy hardaway and mullen made up of famous trio before he was traded. doesn't this just figure? >>> giants come home, great weather while the a's hit the road after a couple rainouts. a's in minneapolis for the twins home opener where the sun was out and so were the a's bats, 10 hits including this fair ball off the bat of cespedes. that got the party started. 6th inning, cave man, derek norris, first of the year. scott kazmir wins his second game. the a's make it seven straight over minnesota, 8-3. monday night top 5. richard sherman's autograph is a picture of him tipping away the final pass in the nfc championship and it reads sorry, crabtree. no. 4, is michael jordan getting ready for august it? cue up the music. at his own golf tournament in las vegas the basketball legend, a cinderella story. no. 3, dads are always very protective of their daughters especially auburn football coach gene chizek. that's him in the corner, not a happy man. no. 2 back in the national championship kentucky freshman james young, the huge dunk and the foul on two uconn p

kevin mullen says the federal government is not doing enough to stop what he calls a problem. >> since 1972, u.s. food and drug administration has recognized that the use poses health risks for people the federal government has wret to take action on the issue. >> this is one of two bills introduced that places limb writs on feeding antibiotics to farm animals >> there are many reasons for getting a tattoo but few options for getting rid of one. now, a generation of lasers is is hoping to remove them faster than before. wayne paid a painful price for his loyalty to ac-dc. he started noticing a reaction ton his skin. >> they got to a point like the skin was swelling to a point that it hurt. >> turns out he was allergic to ink in the lettering. and it is hard to remove. he turned to walnut creek term tollingist dr. christine lee. >> blues and green greens never go way if you have a weak powered q switch laser you can be treating it 30 treatments and you're not going get anywhere. >> to remove the blue ink she will use two separate lasers. the first delivers a burst of energy. next, follo

new province as well as coco will get five to twenty multimedia sophistication and less than five mullen leaders will fall on the central reasons including fellow otherwise entry heavy snowfall lots has been is in on the mountains of taiwan province which is forecast to get two to seven centimeters of snow. he alleged that the current in a sense that that is all regions will gradually be at the end of a high pressure front which is why clouds are moving in. keep in mind that tomorrow's rain will come when strong winds and after this round of spring showers average daytime highs in most parts of the country will drop to the mid teens. as for tomorrow's reading style tops out at fifteen degrees while thompson was that it won't get any rain tomorrow and three to nineteen. holding on to other reasons it will be a cloudy day and said dude could do and non combatant top out at thirteen and by banks. doubts are broadcast on this wednesday night and eat again so no shell and thanks for watching we'll see soon. the other. the us the book soon. henne has it that you wish. in the middle of this boo

kevin mullen says the federal government is not doing enough to stop what he calls a problem. >> since2, u.s. food and drug administration has recognized that the use poses health risks for people the federal government has wret to take action on the issue. >> this is one of two bills introduced that places limb writs on feeding antibiotics to farm animals >> there are many reasons for getting a tattoo but few options for getting rid of one. now, a generation of lasers is is hoping to remove them faster than before. wayne paid a painful price for his loyalty to ac-dc. he started noticing a reaction ton his skin. >> they got to a point like the skin was swelling to a point that it hurt. >> turns out he was allergic to ink in the lettering. and it is hard to remove. he turned to walnut creek term tollingist dr. christine lee. >> blues and green greens never go way if you have a weak powered q switch laser you can be treating it 30 treatments and you're not going get anywhere. >> to remove the blue ink she will use two separate lasers. the first delivers a burst of energy. next, following

bush, and admiral mike mullens under george w. bush. this is not a bunch of fruit cakes trying to take away guns. -- >> i think we have -- we have a full screen, i'm going to put up. i think this is probably a lot of motivation right here. bloomberg says if there is a god when i get to heaven, i'm not stopping to be interviewed. i'm heading straight in. i have earned my place in heaven. it's not even close. >> that is so wow. >> the guy has got something like $30 billion. it seems to me like he's trying to shore up his legacy. >> one of the things they look for in the checklist, are you bracking -- bragging about getting into heaven that would be so -- >> you are talking about the club in the village. the heaven. it's really hard to get into. >> you just walk right in. >> well, you know what -- >> it's weird that he would say it. here's the thing that gets me about it, if he's going to do that and says if there is a god, i'm not sure if you should be talking about heaven if you don't believe there's a god. >> and then saying you are get

at the base, as well as the mental health questions for our returning veterans with admiral mike mullenr head of the joint chiefs of staff. also this week, there's an important supreme court ruling, does it open the floodgates to the rich having even more influence over our elections? the alabama businessman who won the case debates if american democracy is for sale. >>> and unique insights into an environmental fight over the keystone pipeline. our "meeting america" feature takes us to a

please welcome larry mullen, jr., adam clayton, bono and the edge. our first musical guest, u2!> ♪ gonna take you higher >> jimmy: i know, yeah. you were high -- 70 stories. is that the highest you guys have ever played? >> i think that's one adam should -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nah, nah, nah. >> high and performing? >> jimmy: no. yeah, yeah, yeah. no, that's right. yeah, that's true. who am i asking. adam, sorry. >> we did red rock. >> jimmy: what's that? >> that was nice. >> jimmy: you did red rock. yeah. >> how high is denver? we did that in a cloud of rain, freezing cold. it was a long time ago, before the war. >> jimmy: did -- could everyone see you? >> yeah. we -- it was a really important part of the life of our band, actually. because we discovered the fisheye lens. there weren't that many people there, but with that wide angle lens, it looked like a very large crowd. [ laughter ] we were a very big band. and then we -- >> jimmy: there were 15 people there, yeah. very exciting. i've got to say, "ordinary love," your song, you won a a golden globe. going hollywood on us

contributor, there are tens of thousands of don't nars including tom ridge, warren buffet and michael mullen. the nra offered no reaction to his announcement and did indicate it would be have more to say in its maeg next week at indianapolis. >> i think it's going to back fire on him because women are half of all new gun owners now because women want to defend themselves and they are going to wait and be dependent on their husband or calling up police. they are doing it themselves. >> now, bloomberg's group plans to far outspends the nra which spent 20 million in the 2012 election cycle. >>> the mother of a man arrested for leaving a backpack carrying a rice cooker. he was walking barefoot down the street yesterday in the pouring rain on the first anniversary of the bombing. those bombs last year were made from pressure cookers. >>> still ahead you may be shocked to find out who is really getting rich on your student loan. first, when is a bailout not a bailout? life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities b

. >> admiral michael mullen, then chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, had sent an art cal from a medical the pentagon's top brass. >> it showed how this particular medical organization working with a really high risk population of people who could commit suicide had lowered their suicide rate to zero for a three-year period solely by recommending to people who were in crisis to separate themselves from their privately owned weapons. that was striking to me. >> another striking example, israel. in 2006 the israeli defense forces tackled the rising suicides among their troops. they forbid soldiers from bringing their weapons home on weekends. on weekends, the suicide rate dropped by 40%. the weekday rate remained flat. >> it's hugely powerful. you don't have to just look at israel. so many studies. >> what do you say to those who say, well, there is the second amendment and that's why you can't go much further with your efforts? >> i don't buy that. i don't believe the second amendment was put in place to take a person who's at high risk for hurting themselves and put in their hands a weap

i'll be joined by admiral mike mullen, former head of the joint chiefs of staff. >>> then big money in businessman who won a supreme court case on whether or not american democracy is >>> good morning. i'm kris sanchez. coming up next on "today in the bay" an exclusive interview with the father of a teenager who is charged with the murder of a friend who police say was killed by someone else. more on the provocative act doctrine. >>> plus two bay area store clerks take matters into their own hands. the video you have to see of their takedown. >>> plus a summer-like warmup headed to the bay area. if you're thinking of going to the beach, you'll want to harry what anthony slaughter has to say about a warning this morning. this is "today in the bay." >>> and we are waking up in oakland this morning. we see the city in the distance. it's fog-free just about everywhere around the bay and we're exp

at the base, as well as the mental health questions for our returning veterans with admiral mike mullener head of the joint chiefs of staff. also this week, there's an important supreme court ruling, does it open the floodgates to the rich having even more influence over our elections? the alabama businessman who won the case debates if american democracy is for sale. >>> and unique insights into an environmental fight over the keystone pipeline. our "meeting america" feature takes us to a tiny nebraska town

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i think admiral mullen is on that board. >> they said aside money for that. is that enough?? >> if he wants to get lawyered up on this thing, that tell you these guys are scared to death. i think it's more than a theater rel i kal possibility, just what i'm hearing out there gm is such tremendous trouble, you don't know what's going to happen in the company. it's more than a possibility this could crush the company. >> the gm we know today might not survive this. >> i can tell you that i don't want to say that explicitly. if this is as bad as the worst-case scenario, you are right about that. >> thank you, my friend. in the meantime, a little guy, and a big guy who could make us laugh. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. t

robert weissman and michael mullen o will be there. this week will have claire mccaskill and john carter of texas. at 2:00 p.m. fox news sunday will have mike mccall of the homeland security committee. also, michael hayden of the cia and the nsa. cnn's state of the union follows. at 4:00 p.m., we have faced the nation from cbs. we will have another appearance by mike mccall. the talk shows are on c-span radio and they are brought to you by the networks as a public service. 1:00 p.m., abc's this week. 3:00 p.m., cnn's a state of the union. 4:00 p.m. eastern rom a face the nation from cbs. across the country you can hear it on xm satellite radio on station at 120. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at www.c-span.org. host: we roben farzad want to welcome back roben farzad -- we want to welcome back roben farzad. we want to talk about this new book by michael lewis that has been getting a lot of attention. this is what he said on a book tv yesterday. explain what this phenomenon is. guest: it is exploiting

and so with this said said you can know ahead of time for going to go mullen nine. and i think i'm going to give these to my students in college. i will see all my students. and if there's an a here. another ray. so we can do this now. this has gotten the attention of apple computers and microsoft. they're looking into this. on the lower left. maybe one day you will simply control the laptop by thinking. the headset will pick up radio from the brain, computers will decipher the signal and move the cursor. you can already type, we can already type by the power of the mind because computers can now deciphered with your thinking about. and one day it could be sexy. all of a sudden fashion models, people that are at the forefront of high fashion will start to wear these things well. it will be fashionable to control computers as well. in fact, and the future wonder when you walk into a room you may mentally turn on lights, mentally set the thermostat, mentally turn on the tv the mentally call for the car and mentally drive the car just by thinking about it. this is my c

former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff michael mullen. hegel andup secretary the department of defense. here's a statement that addresses this. his was released after the shooting happened. the defense department is not allow it personnel to carry weapons in military installations. steve lawrence said last week that the department took a close look after the 2009 shooting in fort hood and again after last year's washington navy yard shooting. such a move would create a number of complications, not the least of which is safety. another reason is the prohibitive cost and training and the requirements and recertification that would happen. defense secretary chuck hagel has been clear that if something did go wrong -- "the focus is on caring for the wounded and the family members of the wounded and proceeding with the investigation. that was a statement from the defense department last week. we are talking with our viewers this morning. we will go to our line for independents. is waiting in jackson, mississippi. good morning. i was stationed

a think politically with our national security as admiral mullen once said, the economic growth and strengthted states has to support the security requirements of the united states. this is a time for the united states to be strong and we can be economically strong in the next few years and we can bein -- increase our national security capabilities. iraq is really a concluded event in american military history, and afghanistan is coming to a close so we need to see the future clearly and we feed to essentially build strength at home, economically with the keystone and with national security with our defense capacity. >> and what does that mean, exactly, captain wells? go ahead. >> that means we need to make sure that we have modernization of our armed forces. i know there has been a recent quadrennial defense review and we looked at what requirements we need across all of the armed services but we need to take a fresh look at that. we need to look at what we're going to need to have in terms of the right size for the army, the naval service, the marine corp, looking at what we need for comma

admiral mullen said a few years that huge increases in the defense budget have allow the defense department to avoid difficult choices. i think the defense department now is looking at its budget in the out years. making some of those choices. one of the choices the president's budget make space on the recommendations of the joint chiefs of staff is that we are not going to meeting -- going to need an army that will fight overseas land wars simultaneously. the call for a reduction of the army over a. period of over a time. you don't want to do across-the-board cuts. you want to make strategic decisions based on what you think your needs are. we handlednswer is the base defense budget the same way the president does. maybe there will be a need to have a deal on fy 16 appropriations early next year. wondering how the nondefense levels in the republican resolution may make that harder or how much you guys plan to bring that up next year given they take from nondefense and core defense in fy 16? up theh does this gum works for next are's appropriations? on the philosophical level, democrats alw

and so with this said said you can know ahead of time for going to go mullen nine. and i think i'm going to give these to my students in college. i will see all my students. and if there's an a here. another ray. so we can do this now. this has gotten the attention of apple computers and microsoft. they're looking into this. on the lower left. maybe one day you will simply control the laptop by thinking. the headset will pick up radio from the brain, computers will decipher the signal and move the cursor. you can already type, we can already type by the power of the mind because computers can now deciphered with your thinking about. and one day it could be sexy. all of a sudden fashion models, people that are at the forefront of high fashion will start to wear these things well. it will be fashionable to control computers as well. in fact, and the future wonder when you walk into a room you may mentally turn on lights, mentally set the thermostat, mentally turn on the tv the mentally call for the car and mentally drive the car just by thinking about it. this is my c

the independent accountability review board headed by admiral mike mullen and ambassador thomas pickeringve review of the situation and issued 29 recommendations. the government is implementing those recommendations especially when is it comes to increasing security. we in congress have combed through every aspect of this tragedy. we run down every allegation and every theory no matter how farfetched. in this committee alone we reviewed thousands of classified documents, watched frame after frame of security video and interviewed key intelligence individuals on the ground. we found areas that can and must be improved to prevent further tragedies but to date we found absolutely no inappropriate motivations. specific to today's hearing we also found no conspiracies in the editing of the talking points, only never ending conspiracy theories. i was one who asked for talking points days immediately following the tragedy. i asked for them to aid our ability for this committee to communicate with the american people without revealing a classified information and what we knew would be a very medi

at the base, as well as the mental health questions for our returning veterans with admiral mike mullen> also this week, does an important supreme court ruling open the floodgates to the rich having even more influence over our elections? the alabama businessman who won the case debates if american democracy is for sale. >>> and unique insights into an environmental fight over the keystone pipeline. our "meeting america" feature takes us to a tiny nebraska town

then-chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral michael mullen, put it this way -- i'll quote him -- "the scarcity of and potential competition for resources like water, food, and space, compounded by the influx of refugees if coastal loons lands are lost does not only create a humanitarian crisis but it creates conditions of hopelessness that could lead to failed states and make populations vulnerable to radicalization." that's the united states chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. last year nine retired generals and admirals joined 17 former members of the house and senate and several former cabinet-level officials and issued this warning -- quote -- "the potential consequences to climate change are undeniable" they said" and the cost of inaction paid for in lives and valuable u.s. resources will be staggering." the 2014 quadrennial defense review was released last month in tandem with the department of defense's budget request and it is just as straightforward in its warnings on climate change. i'll quote. "climate change poses another significant challenge for the united sta

the independent accountability review board by mike mullen had a comprehensive review of the situation. the government is implementing recommendations especially when it comes to increasing access security. we in congress have also gone through every aspect. we've run down every allegation i matter how many far-fetched at this committee alone has reviewed thousands of classified and washed frame after frame of video to interview the intel of the ground. we've also found areas that cannot must be approved for a further tragedy. today we found absolutely no inappropriate motivation. we have also found no conspiracy is. the editing of the talking points in the never-ending conspiracy theories. i was the one who asked the talking points today following the tragedy. i asked for them to aid our ability for this committee to communicate with the american people without reviewing classified information and what we now would be a very neat feature of an issue. the exhaustive review we have found evidence that the talking points are edited to ensure accuracy to check classification and safeguard

. >> and i just have to say i don't know exactly the context under which admiral mullen made the statement that our debt was our largest national security threat. i've just got to say, i could not disagree more. i've done an awful lot of budgets as a mayor and a governor. i understand surpluses. i understand deficits. i understand debt. i understand ratios of debt to gdp that are acceptable. we're a little on the high side. by a couple of percentage points. it's completely within our control to deal with it. the national security challenges we have that are the most serious -- debt that we can control doesn't match up to an iranian nuclear threat. debt that we can control doesn't match up to a north korean nuclear threat. debt that we can control doesn't match up to the proliferation and mutation of al qaeda affiliates all over the world. i think we need to get out of our head that debt is our biggest national security challenge and sort of read the newspaper every morning. and it is my hope, mr. chair, that working through the budget that we'll be able to do in 16 and 4 what we did in 14

we have things like our chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen, saying you can't win a war by killing the enemy. wait, that is what war is all about. we can't get so refined that we believe that we forget what war is. war is the act of destruction, violence and killing. the people at the top have to be more like this general, sometimes he is called mad dog, commander of our troops, central command, where they don't flinch from it, you go forward in the battlefield, i expect you to lisa ferocious that you will continue to kill and destroy until you defeat the enemy. >> host: who is the kota flyer? >> guest: a wonderful example, the reason i'm smiling as he is a great example of young americans today. a 21-year-old corporal who came from the farmlands of kentucky, graduated from high school and came into the marine corps, he is a big kid. session to use the word kid that he is 2425 and he was in a battle where some of the other marines who were advisers were trapped. the cut was off the field of battle, and he rushed onto the field of battle to try to save his comra

we have things like our chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mullen, when he was there saying you can't win a war by killing the enemy. well, wait, that's what wars are all about. and we can't get so refined that we believe that we forget what war is. war is the act of destruction, violence and killing. and the people at the top have to be more like this general, sometimes he's called mad dog mattis, who is the commander of our troops in central command where they don't flinch from it. you go forward on that battlefield. i expect you to be so ferocious that you will continue to kill and you will continue to destroy until you defeat the enemy. >> host: who's dakota meyer? >> guest: dakota meyer is a wonderful example -- the reason i'm smiling is i think he's a great example of young americans today. dakota meyer came from the farm lambeds of kentucky, graduate -- farmlands of kentucky. aggravated assaulted from high school, came into the marine corps. he's a big kid -- i shouldn't use the word kid, but he's only 24, 25 now. and he was in a battle where some of the other marines

admiral mullen said the greatest threat to our nation's security is the debt.is not fair to our grandchildren and children. i do not want them having to pay the bill for programs they don't want for money they have not made -- with money they have not made. this is not fair to these children. we are capping these children's futures and we are trading it to the people that own our debt. it is horrific what we are doing to the children that are in school today, that are looking forward to graduating and having jobs and open careers and innovating -- having careers and innovating. they are looking at fewer opportunities because we will not deal with the growth of the federal government. we do not have the willpower to say no to some of these bureaucrats that are -- you know , they are overpaid, underworked. we have too many federal employees, too many federal agencies, too many federal programs. we need to skinny it up. we need to get rid of duplications and redundancies. host: back to health care. guest: we have a great one. the american health care reform act. a

. >> could have named him mullen. >> al is going to check the weather. >> let's show you what we've gotic states into the panhandle of florida. gorgeous weather out west. seattle, 80 degrees. 90 in phoenix. it is going to be fantastic. and then for tomorrow, santa ana winds continue, southern california, western 2/3 of the country going to be great. lots of sunshine. mild conditions. wet weather along the east coast again tomorrow. that's what's going on around the country. >>> 8:33 now. your temperatures are warming rapidly. we're already at 70 degrees now, and yeah, just 8:33 in the morning. we're headed the towards a very warm day in san francisco. you can see the reasons why, a beautiful clear sky. really nothing to impact your morning drive in terms of weather. but i have to tell you, it's going to be hot out there for today. you might want to try to park in the shade if you can. nice and clear over the bay this morning. i want to show you where we're headed. 94 in the south bay, 86 for san francisco, 88 in the east bay today. >> got a lot of weather going on. make sure you get the