should be, sale of the d block should be devoted to public safety, and have you seen representative peter king's new bill on public safety with regard to telecommunications? >> guest: i will say that i have not seen the representative's bill. as it relates to that space, we are -- that's very -- you've got two very significant entities who are, some people don't like to use the word trade associations, but i will use it here, of persons in public safety who are advocates for public safety but do not see it in the same way as to whether or not there should be some private infusion. those, again, are the types of conversations we need to have. what we want is a network that is viable. however that is achieved whether it's solely dedicated, whether it's shared, however that is achieved is what i think the commission wants, and i think what the public needs. >> host: and to take this a little further, what do you think about the fcc and its relationship with congress? and we should note here that, of course, your father is the majority whip of the house of representatives. >> guest: i have a pretty

an assertion that incensed lawmakers on both sides of the ail including congressman peter king of newn, good to be with you. >> shannon: i understand one of your initial reactions was that this is absolute insanity. tell us why? >> it is. i thought from day one it was irresponsible to pick, new york. the attorney general did it without talking to the police commissioner or any of the federal law enforcement people, without speaking to the mayorion the governor, any one. then he has compounded it now by continuing to insist that new york is still on the table even the white house said for two and a half months they don't want it in new york. i see eric holder digging in. he wants this trial in new york and it is time for the president to say that he is the president and the president decides this and not attorney general. it makes us look foolish to have the justice department saying one thing and the president another. to have all the disarray in the white house. it is time for the president to take the trial out of new york and put it into a military tribunal. >> shannon: the attorne

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have you seen representative peter king's new bill on with regard to public safety with regard to telecommunications >> guest: i have not seen the representative's bill. as it relates to that space, that is, very, you've got two very entities some people don't like trade associations but we hear of persons in public safety who are advocates for, public safety, but, do not see it in the same way as the whether or not there should be some private infusion, those again are the types of conversations snead to have. we want a network that viable, however that is achieved, whether it is solely dedicated. whether it is shared. however that is achieved is what i think the commission wants and i think what the public needs. >> host: to take this a little further, do you think about the fcc and relationship with congress? we should note your father is majority whip with the house of representatives. >> guest: i have a good relationship him. we've had a few hearings. i think we're dealing with some difficult issues. so you're going to see some friction which i think is natural. but i think all, in all, total,

thing, but governor shirnings concerned there's plell flow there's something that joe lieber mand peter king were taking up all the floom the insurance company's pockets. but on the serious. what he should know and what i think folks of like mind really should know is that government on the business driven model that we've known for the better part of the last 30 years is in china now. and i don't think that smoled going to to maybe who will not be instructed that part of their work is to promote whatever it is they are regulating. that has been going on in the faa, even with the mining thing. certainly with regard to financial and debate just get it rightt, will be enough to obligation to promote. what you regulate. you're there like a traffic cop. not like a good cop, bad cop -- host: i'll leavittt there. joe with this comment refering to open phones which is what we're doing right now. my favorite. i want my country back, long thrive dear leader, question mark? sand did later dealer. good morning. host: good morning. >> caller: good morning. i have two comments. it was so much fun. obama

(guitar music) >> answer to the trivia question of the day, peter king, the winner is kevin in louisiana.6 million teens run away from home. thousands of them will be exploited or even killed. one man has made it his mission to find them before that happens. >> guess what? they're here. it's a new real life series called "rescue squad". it follows his team as they track and rescue and reunite runaways with their families. joe of rescue squad is here and with him is diana vasquez, one of the young runaways saved by his team already. >> correct you, runaway squad. >> all right. runaway squad. i forgot what i called it. i guess it wasn't right. first off, you found diana two years ago. >> two years ago, sure. >> tell me what happened. >> she was missing for nine months. i was contacted by the mom and, you know, she wasn't getting any help from mom and it was a gang situation. you know, where diana fell in love with this gang member and he was obviously no good and not accepted by the parents. and he kept her hiding for nine months. >> so you fled your home and you came to manhattan here. yo

which is interesting, because it's only been the kings of poland who have been buried there, never a contemporary president. but despite all of that, peteri think it's going to take a listening time to find closure. it has been just a phenomenal loss, so violent and so much at once that these people are just trying to cope. >> devastating losses. all of those people were going somewhere in russia to honor others who had lost their lives. thank you so much. >>> mother nature is helping one ski region stretch out its season. an april storm has left about five inches of snow. folks, it's april. snow in the mountains above lake tah tahoe. with temperatures in the mid-40s, some sledders took advantage of the fresh snow. another foot expected to fall tomorrow. >>> a 3-year-old wisconsin girl is okay after she somehow ended up behind the wheel of her dad's truck and then crashed. he saw the whole thing from inside the house. that included the truck slamming into a pole. it is still unclear if the girl was trying to drive the truck. unlike 7-year-old preston scarborough, who led police on a chase to get out of going to church. >>> this video is

fairytale she says, the king of sweden gave me his arm after the ceremony and my husband joe looked enchanting in his white tie and tails. he had her of the trousers from her son peter. months later the magic still brings a special light to maria's bright blue eyes. it is funny because a year before this james watson wins the nobel prize in biology. no one talked about the glint in his beautiful blue eyes. it is amazing how you can't talk about them in the same way. and then this is not the turn-of-the-century. this is 1963 and the reason why i am making a point of this is because this association with domesticity still stigmatizes women and science in the 21st century. it still does and this is why it to make a point throughout the entire book. list this doesn't make a lot of sense to people because we know women who are domestic. people who keep house and do this and that but it doesn't matter. and a woman, single, married, dead, a slob it doesn't matter. every woman falls under this rubric of domesticity as the discourse is getting produced so i just wanted to make that very clear why this is such a big deal and every time women in science, nobel caliber women in

the king of sweden gave me his arm after the ceremony and my husband look and chanted in his white tie and tails that he had borrowed the trousers from our son, peter. now months later the magic of it still brings a special light to her bright blue eyes. it's funny because a year before this james watson winces nobel prize in biology. no one talked about the plate in his beautiful blue eyes. it is amazing how you can't talk about them in the same way. you just can't industry. this is not the turn-of-the-century. this is 1963. the reason why i am sort of making a point of this is because this association with domesticity still stigmatizes women and science in the 21st century. still does. this is what i had to make the point throughout the entire book. this doesn't make a lot of sense to people because we know women who were domestic. people to assume they keep house, they do this and that. it doesn't matter. in the woman, single, married, dead, a slob, it doesn't matter. everywoman falls under this rubric of domesticity as the discourse is getting produced it so i just wanted to make that clear why this is such a big deal. every time women size, no