foras a different resume the nec director.mics, industry titans, lawyers, but we have not had the like camp -- we have not had somebody like camp. -- him. they went to duke university and then he did a stint at pain. he brought major league baseball to washington. he did two consultants is and he also invested in the the the the bc restaurant scene. nelson mandela was a guest at his wedding. before the white house was focused on big idea, that was one of history's. strengths. he is known for his execution and is problem solving. his goal is to focus on implementing the presidential agenda. i spoke to tim geithner for this piece and what he said is that jeff is the sort of person who does not just talk about stuff, he gets it done. put restaurantys for his resume as well. a number of investments and some nice restaurants here. the emmanuel, a former colleague, used to say that he invested in nice places. fiola, oneantf, a restaurant of the year award. -- as a diverse sportfolio diverse portfolio. he has put a lot of money into

team. >> what is the role of the nec director?he role is somebody who can take disparate views and bring them together and flesh out ideas and present them to the president. really to run a process. if you have an economic crisis, he is somebody who would help automate the administration'-- coordinate the administration's response, but he also fits into the no drama obama called to. bama culture. he is described as somebody you would not write a broadway play about. he is not that exciting as a personality but he is really somebody who is a problem solver and is the right man for the job by now. >> may be less drama is better. thank you so much, julianna goldman, white house correspondent. turning back to tech, facebook's $19 billion purchase of whatsapp, we are still talking about it because it is fantastic for its founders and might be good for mark zuckerberg. but it is bad news for the economy and maybe for your own future. michael mckee has a reality check on this. you say, look, the high price of this isn't going to create j

nec's shares says he hopes to build a 40 ft.nowman. >> we have been getting some great snow around this area as well. some very talented people. it is quite amazing. that was great. speaking about some beautiful shots. this is really a neat shot. a cold weather phenomenon known as white pillars. this was taken in indiana. probably the best example that i have ever seen. what happens is you get these vertical shafts of light to emanate from my life source. a light source. it is an arctic latitude phenomenon. when we get real cold uc it here. beautiful sunrise. she sends us this from the disciplines rivers.this plainesriver. beautiful sunset. look at the post son said orange glow. talking about a pile of snow. he has one right here. piercing a lot of these all over. i figure we need a warm weather shut. as the no. 4 mires on vacation. mrs their way of helping us all get through this. just to remember that we will all be doing this in not too many months. rather gray out there today. couple of snow flurries. the big storm forming d

and he was laying up along the side of the room and i'm standing beside a desk and nec reaches into his pants to get this gun and knocks it down. [laughter] >> that never happens in the movies. >> mine is in a desk drawer. but i'm so nervous that my leg comes up so i've got my hand and around the gunny and i can't get it out because my hand is in no way. the balto cong is just looking at us. and i finally think okay. i can't get it out of there because my leg is in the way so i will shoot it through the back of the best when incomes my old girlfriend and she says i can to get my ironing board back. [laughter] this was a girl who that were nothing, whenever -- whenever those were called. what do you call it, she had a boutique moo moo and a tie. that's all she wore, period. well what she needed an ironing board for? she marches upstairs and comes back downstairs with an ironing board and out the door she goes. the last i ever saw of her or the balto cong. that's the only time i've ever pointed a gun at anybody and it looks a lot cooler in the movies. [laughter] and perfect makings of a w

neil: by the way they do not have alfalfa us nec machines. i know the heart isn the right place but it is the government of overdoing it? >> i know we all want to lose weight from time to time. to right have healthy cookbook for my doctor? i dot turn to the deral government to look at the pyramid for advice. the marketplace that voluntarily provide information for years and good information does not necessarily equate into good choices. neil: we are better informed to eaters but we are better informed. >> i am not sure we are better informed and given the record with respect to theolloutthis has the potential for disaster for average americans. the nanny state scscnce it is not exact. said years ago it was bad now it is good. i am not sure people in need of stable but take some personal responsibility. neil: what is the vice food today? growing up at was trans fats but because of the change. i could never keep tck to remember my italian grandmother who was the big believer everything was fair game. and she had the eighth grade education but u

neil: by the way they do not have alfalfa us nec machines. i know the heart is in the right place but it is the government of overdoing it? >> i know we all want to lose weight from time to time. to right have healthy cookbook for my doctor? i don't turn to the federal government to look at the pyramid for advice. the marketplace that voluntarily provide information for years and good information does not necessarily equate into good choices. neil: we are better informed to eaters but we are better informed. >> i am not sure we are better informed and given the record with respect to the rollout this has the potential for disaster for average americans. the nanny state science it is not exact. said years ago it was bad now it is good. i am not sure people in need of stable but take some personal responsibility. neil: what is the vice food today? growing up at was trans fats but because of the change. i could never keep track to remember my italian grandmother who was the big believer everything was fair game. and she had the eighth grade educ

not aspire a south america, central america, north america, mexico, cities like waveland, mexico city nec have greens they were. i mean, this is actually the spanish empires rose granger and prosperity. you saw the historical nice about the decline because it did decline relative to other umpires rising even faster by this. fits each even in terms of the transformation of the environment and the support team for human mcgrath eight camaro extraordinary works sure unparalleled on the right that is now the 90 days. when i look at what the missionaries did california in the late 18th century, they were really, i think, animated by the standard. they had a standard of achievement, which was represented by the great populist of the rich economies in the rest of the spanish empire. they just wanted to create something in california as quickly as possible. y2k sacrifice plan and answers in many and manpower on this remote place? y2k do so much? why did they found so many workshops for every thing to not alert. it is because they knew that you could create a great european-style world and environ

that's what the farmers, nec is for. >> he loves it. >> how is the forecast? >> we are talking about, are we talking about this now? ok, all the i's out there i went up there to talk about what is going to do. there's so much ice across the region. here's a bit about what it could possibly do to affect our spring. >> it's been a crazy winter. for most of us it will be remembered for the snow, the ice and the record cold. by the end of the season we may remember it for something else, the flooding. all this has to melt. >> this is the damn. >> last week the national weather service released its spring outlook. their prediction on how severe flooding will be this spring. the report states that based on current conditions there is an above normal risk for flooding and in addition the i's cover will make things like this the ice jams, a significant threat to occur over and over. >> it's a real concern for us. obviously we would like to see a slow melt where temperatures are above freezing during the day and falling below freezing at night to help regulate the snow

would you come back to the nec? would you serve under a hillary clinton administration?> right now i'm more focused on what my flight to l.a. will be. after i leave and what's going to happen in the next few years, obviously i would always be loyal and supportive of president clinton, and hillary clinton, but boy, that's a long ways off. >> i want to just a couple quick, more wonky question before we go. of patent reform later today where you will talk about some of things did administration can do. isn't this an issue on patent reform that needs to come up on capital hill to do anything real in terms of the patent control problem? >> you know, yes, yes. again, we're going to do what we can administratively. we will talk about some of the administrative actions. it will be a things like how we can get more information the main street of small businesses and end-users to make sure they are not being taken advantage of or simply because they are being threatened with bogus cases but we will talk about things like ensuring there's enough transparency to patent controls can'

as to whether his supporters react in anger or simply dissipate in what happens nec, whether he is charged and then goes on trial. we don't know. h himself was pointing police, which is the way the opposition movement has been contacting through social media, and saying look, arrest me,ly stand up for my rights almost goading them into doing that. what are the issues behind the protests. >> it is several factors that effect the every day lives, there is chronic food shortage here, and there has been for a year or so, butter and fire on the shelves, also inflation is the big nest the world, running it over 50%, crime is rampant, these are all thicks that are on the mind of the opposition party, as they take to the streets but if you talk to the poor people, and the poor neighborhoods can are the base of the support, they are fairly happy with the revolution. they are happy when the president does things like make private businesses, reduce the prices of household goods. i have spoke ton plenty of people who support him, and that is key, and why someone like enrique is distancing himself fro

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you take out defense and aircrafts nec a pretty solid gain for a month.ee month rolling average, we are up 6.6%. couple ofter a months. when you look at capital goods, it looks like this is is starting to spend again and ended december. the december number was revised from a negative to a positive. this matters because 30% of the s&p companies revenue comes from spending. of whereeal indicator the stock market might be going in the future. one problem is transportation. happened to has orders there. orders have really dropped off for that. shipments, that is what goes in to gdp. it is not good news for the first quarter. >> he would think if there's anymore and it has been picking up and we were so worried they haven't, that would trickle down to gdp, but usa not so. klesko orders rising would give us good news in the second quarter. what shipments are telling us is , you're collecting the money for what you ordered a while ago. at this point, they have dropped off significantly in the fourth quarter. maybe it was some sort of hit cup in what businesses w

it would twist nec. -- nec. -- in the sea. did leak like crazy. they could not keep the chef that ship dry. there were 14 crewmen aboard a ship rights in new england. big --uld not build a -- boat as big as the one that the arc is claimed to be. if you visit the national zoo it is 163 acres. they have 400 species. this picture you're seeing was taken by spacecraft in space orbiting the earth. this place is often deeply concerning for how it treats its animals. the reason that they were able to maintain 14,000 animals and their cells and feed them. aboard a ship that was bigger than anyone has been able to build. what we want in science, science is practiced on the outside. is an ability to predict. we want to have a natural law that is so obvious and clear, so well understood that we can make predictions about what will happen. we can put a spacecraft in orbit and take a picture of washington, d.c. and predict if we provide this much room for an elephant it will live healthily for certain amount of time. i will give you an example. the explanation

and then we see we tried to put it into practice and nec discrepancies. so i could give you more examples, it means that you really have to go and do this work of making it compatible. not letting or surfacing differences that have no special political polls. and that is what we should try to avoid. so this is definitely part of the regulatory package. whether we do it now or not, i don't mind. but the results should also be in financial services. we have much more regulatory convergence and it's not market exercise. there is no real problem in market access for financial services. so once you put it into access, you say okay, no promise with respect to the markets in the regulations. >> thank you, commissioner. we have about 20 minutes before the commissioner has to leave for the airport. i would like to ask their questions be quick and your comments quicker. we will have a microphone brought to you. if you would please identify yourself and your affiliation, that would be a big help. >> yes, sir? right here? [inaudible question] >> it matters for the pe

nec in effect, carve out a right to do the work. that's the work that i do.n arizona law but a kansas and oregon law that do just that. >> ellis, do you see this as something that's going to impact arizona? or do you see this could in large part impact the republicans as a whole are or even inspire other states to perhaps, you know, adapt the same kind of way? >> fred, marlie's right about the trend. there is still a big audience for bigotry. we don't always see it in arizona. we see it in a lot of other states and it really does turn out the republican base. and as long as that's true, there are going to be republican politics who try to seize on that? >> margaret? >> you know, i appreciate that ellis thinks it turns out the republican base. a lot of the work i do specifically is on the polling of republican primary voters. it actually isn't the issue we think it was from 2004. increasingly, republicans don't want to start this fight. increasingly republicans are favor of rights for gays and lesbians. ellis is right, moving forward, the country is changing.