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in the meantime, scott, extra security has been deployed inside egypt for fear ofr reprisal attacks. >> pelley: alex ortiz, thank you. friends and family will remember correspondent bob simon tomorrow in new york. he was killed in a car crash last week. bob had just finished a "60 minutes" report on the development of z-mapp, a promising drug to treat ebola, a disease that has killed 9,000 in its latest outbreak in west africa.ok bob's reporting took him to a secure lab in canada as well as to a series of greenhouses in owensboro, kentucky. >> reporter: this is where thegn signs have turned into a product, where z-map is manufactured row after row of this odd-looking variety of o tobacco. can i smoke it? can i chew it? >> i wouldn't recommend that. >> reporter: it's different? >> it's very different. >> reporter: hugh haydon is the president of this company which was recently bought by reynolds american. when you say tobacco it suggestswn "cancer," people think death. it's known in our culture as a killer. >> there's clearly been an irony there, but there are good things that can be

they are better able to confront the type ofr will willty security challenges we face today. but it is a very difficult thing, as we have seen over the last several years to succeed in those types of transition while at the same time dealing with some very real both internal and external security threats. i think any of us would be over simplifying to suggest that there is an easy one-size-fits-all answer. we are having to approach this challenge different from egypt to bahrain to saudi arabia. but that does not suggest that we have less commitment to or have jettisoned our very real interests in the promotion and establishment of democracy and human rights in these countries like everywhere else in the world. but as i said in my remarks, many of these transitions and many defendant changes we seek to implement will not come quickly or be linear. we are going to have to manage these tensions as a practical matter as policy makers for many years to come. >> susan, it's been five years since we have had a document like this. >> you guys get to dissect t i remember how much i ha

and i thought that their work was fair and thorough and so we're looking at a new permanent direct ofr. i think we'll have them pretty soon. >> as somebody who oversees the secret service, when you hear a drone has landed at the white house, do you say, are you kidding me again? what is your reaction when you hear this kind of breach? the public is obviously saying how does this kind of thing -- >> in the last couple of months we've added security to the white house compound in light of the fence jumping incident. it's important to note that securing the white house compound and the protection of the first family is a balance of providing for their physical safety. we live in democracy where people want transparency they want access to their national leaders and the buildings and the structures of government and so it means striking the approach rate balance. >> mr. secretary, thank you so much. i think i'm going to see you roaming the halls of congress looking for some funding solution in the next couple of weeks. >> you certainly will. >> when they're working. thank you so much. >>>

japan seem ed to seemed to be negotiating with isis over the fate of kenji goto and even the talk the ofre of pay paying ransoms, and we don't, but other countries can e respond in the way ss they feel necessary to respond, and the same reregarding jordan's response here. >> and what is the u.s. assessment of how isis is to likely respond now that two people have been hanged by the jordanian s jordanians? >> the assumption is that isis is going to do whatever it wants to do regardless, right? they are constantly raising the brutality stakes on themselves competing with their own, really for attention the and shock value. so you mow the assessment here is that they are go ging down the path, and they are going to go down the path whether or not jordan executes these two people or frankly whether or not the coalition is going to bomb the isis targets, and this brutality is on the campaign and the fact is that they were killing a lot of people, and in brutal ways before the coalition and the u.s. got involved so that sis the u.s. assessment, and the same assessment from other terror analysts,

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using the findings of the ofr should be incorporated, considered in the determination of whether a bank is systemically significant? >> we recognize that the largest banks and -- our difference -- are different in their systemic footprint. we have different measures to help decide on the importance of an institution and there are obviously large differences. in dodd-frank, congress gave us flexibility to tailor our supervision and regulation to make it appropriate to the systemic importance and complexity and size of the bank. to the maximum extent possible within that legislation we have tried to use the powers that we have two appropriately tailor our supervision and regulation. we recently proposed extra capital charges on institutions and higher leverage requirements. those requirements were not apply to the smaller and additions. there are many other examples. >> do you know any community or regional bank that has risk to our economy? >> it did threaten systemic consequences -- >> you say may have been. do you know of any yourself? can you furnish any for the record where smaller b

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. >>> "billboard magazine" says madonna is weighing in on 50 shade ofrs grey. she said she won't be in line to see the best-selling romantic novel turned movie this weekend. she read the book and said quote, it's not very sexy and she characterizes the story as pulp fiction unless you've never had sex before. >>> and "usa today" says golfer billy horschel kept his end of the bargain. after winning the fedexcup and $1 million, he tipped his caddy the requisite 10%. in this case it meant a million dollar. he said he is shock and thrill and set up college funds for his two children. this golfer also tipped like $10,000 to people who had been in the locker room. good guy. >>> coming up. oceans of plastic. millions of tons of plastic trash are dumped into the sea every year and the situation is getting scary. >>> and later, you paid for that video game online. so why can't you sell it to someone else? we will take a legalized look at the market for digital media. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads a

do you think the findings of the ofr, the office of financial research, should be incorporated, consideredor what in the determination of whether a bank is systemically significant? >> well senator we absolutely recognize in the federal reserve that the largest banks, and those closer to $50 billion, are quite different in terms of their systemic footprint. and we have many different measures that help us decide on the systemic importance of an institution. and there obviously are large differences there. in dodd-frank congress gave us the flexibility to tailor our supervision and regulation to make it appropriate to the systemic importance and complexity and size of a bank and to the maximum extent possible within that legislation we have tried to use the powers that we have to appropriately tailor our supervision and regulation. so, for example we recently proposed extra capital charges on the largest and most systemic institutions, and higher leverage requirements and those requirements would not apply to the smaller institutions. but there are many other examples, as well. >> do you kn