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share information, so it is constructive with this development there that we can share amongst the reg you layers to information. >> is your feeling that if there had been greater transparency on cds when the situation in greece would not have been as bad? >> well, i think that the situation there has a lot of to do with their financial management and their debt, but derivatives did play some role in there, and it is just a reminder as to why we need to regulate this marketplace. >> tomorrow, you are holding a meeting on metals, and trading limits there. are you basically heading for the same sort of constraints as you have suggested within the energy sector? >> well, simon, i thank you for raising it. we do have a proposed rule. we are looking to the public comments on the energy position limits. tomorrow, we are considering some of the same factors in the metals markets, and we will look forward to hearing from people on that as well. >> much more to talk about, mr. ginsler, but unfortunately, we have leave it there. thank you for the view there on trading in derivatives. >>> we are

you can reg tear your -- register your opinion on wusa9.com. >>> could a young marine be a serial rapist? military investigators are trying to figure out if jorge torrez could be the serial rapist. >> reporter: right now, they are holding him at the arlington county jail on charges of attempted abduction and armed robbery. but sources tell us that more charges could be coming soon. jorge is a decorated marine with medals for good conduct to the war on terrorism. and a navy unit combination and the national defense service medal. >> i was a little surprised, but really, anyone and any occupation could snap. >> police matched torrez as the suspect in attempted abduction three weeks ago. >> she felt he might have been trying to get her into a vehicle. >> reporter: the marine corp. says they take the allegations against him seriously. they are inconsistent with our core values. he was arrested here at the henderson hall barracks on saturday night. working just down the street as a clerk at the marine headquarters in the pentagon. prior to that, he trained at camp pend lton and stationed out

it has a history of bipartisanship leadership from the days of president reg reagan to senators kennedy and mccain to today senators schumer and graham. it is the only issue of bipartisanship, the only issue that has a record of votes both from democrats and republicans. the country is starving for a bipartisan breakthrough like immigration reform that serves our interests, is a fundamental part to fixing our economy. makes our nation security and at the end of the day creates the or continues the essence of the american spirit. >> suarez: professor ting, is there time to get this done in this congress? >> it's not going to happen this year. it's not going to happen next year and it won't happen the year after that. the reality is our immigration system was while not perfect is not broken. we admit legal immigrants with a full path to citizenship. we give all more green cards than all the rest of the nations of the world combined. this is not a broken system. this is a system that is appropriate for our nation of immigrants. which follows in our immigrant tradition. i know ally and i bo

♪ e trs arinde ann ] trak rewembe ta rous nor reg get ee.>> steve: arizona state with a five-point lead on usc. if the season were to end today, the pacific life pac-10 tournament bracket would look like this, p.j. i think all four games to start, and even though they're playing a game on wednesday, it could be an overtime situation. last-second shot. >> p.j.: it's going to be an unbelievable tournament. the bottom half of the league trying to avoid that wednesday night game. you don't want to play 8:00 wednesday night and come back the next day at 2:30 and have the cal golden bears waiting for you. try to win four in a row starting off that way. >> steve: p.j. is a longtime coach, so he understands that. nice job against usc, made just 6 of their 15 shots. >> p.j.: he looks fine. hopefully that was just a stinger. >> steve: got him off on the side with mcmillan now running the point. >> p.j.: that's one of those, the two of them were railing on each other. just a question of when you're going to call the whistle. there were four fouls in th

police would be enough or not so this issue is depending on the developments of the circumstances and reg laid by the strategic framework agreements between the united states and iraq. >> reporter: so just to clarify, if the situation dictated it, you would be willing to have u.s. forces extend their stay in iraq. >> translator: absolutely. >>> education is a right. >> so nyu students fed up with the rising costs of higher education and one of dozens of walkouts held coast-to-coast yesterday. >> this is not a matter of budget, it's a matter of rights. we have a right to education. we have a right to affordable education. >> many of us have to work two jobs to support ourselves to pay school, to then buy our books. >> okay. following up on yesterday's day of protests, later this hour we will hear from a student organizer in california where this nationwide movement started. >>> police are digging today into the background of a man who opened fire outside the pentagon. he is dead. two police officers wounded. pentagon correspondent chris lawrence joins us now. chris, what do we know about t

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the real rubber meets the road is how the rules and regs are written and we want to be very engaged. we did this with schip. when the chip program was passed, the states were right at the table with the federal government at the beginning writing the rules, writing the guidelines, writing the expectations and we need to be strong partners in that as well. you know, we obviously support this mark foley colorado we're not one of the leader states in reform like vermont and massachusetts and oregon. but i would consider us to be the next generation. so we pass the healthcare affordibility act last year. it took us is year just to plan for the bill. it will be really a four-year implementation and that's just to cover 100,000 more people in our states. so if you think about the implications of the next phase and in the larger states, it's huge. the amount of work we have to do. we had briefed the governor during the holidays in anticipation of this kind of conversation. and we joked that we actually need like an ubercoordinator, an uberproject manager who can coordinate all these efforts

i think you are selling the american people short on this one, reg. you sound like my kind of guy. i believe in the people. i do not believe in this city. i have been here 10 years. since then, my opinion of the american people has gone up, and my opinion of this city has gone down. we have fought a runaway spending, but we were also fighting runaway spending when republicans were in power. what we are saying is -- and we have already been maligned on the internet, and that is great. you give the american people a reasonable range, based on what we have spent on the economy, and you say to them, up or down, would you like congress to live within the mean that it has been doing for the past 20 years, or do you want to double the spending? do you think that would make us less secure, less prosperous? not only do i believe the american people got behind the spending limit amendment, but we could build some fans lined around spending. -- fence lines around spending. some historians actually believe the constitution was more of an economic document. not only could this be enforced, but

would be happy to come back to the united states to speak to our law schools and bar association's regf those, it is because of his remark that we are all here today, as it was a good excuse for me to her range for him to speak to the law schools in the northeast with and i'll tear your motive. i now freely confess, so we could get him here on a half of the city bar. this event has been more than a year in planning and i am sure you can appreciate justice french's sacrificing coming to the states. even more when i tell you the weather-- the seat of the high court of mr. elliott is a sunny 86 degrees and will be in the '90s the rest of the week. after new york the next up is chicago, the windy city. he suggested the month of january, not me. chief justice french was sworn in at the 12th, as the 12th chief justice of 12 chief justice of the high court of australia in 2008. prior to that he had been a judge for 21 years having been appointed to the estero in federal court at age 39 e-echo he has served as a judge of the supreme court of the australian capital territory and it nonresident

he has got a skip in his step and not wearing black reg of his mother says, what's up? echo she says, to whom? she has been dead for two years. he says no, she appears with at dinner, we discuss books. i had her over to the white house is somebody was interviewing me when i started this book tour and they said gifford and show was psychotic. i said, what do you mean by that? he had these dilutions. i thought he was more of a jimmy stewart character in harvey. [laughter] while he is achieved adviser, he is not just the forrester. he is the chief domestic aide to the president of the 10i, the most popular person in the world. his chief aide is a guy who was in love with a goes. they come with this conservation i.d. and pinchot says while on their many adventures they would go to rock creek park in the capital and they would either write to the park on their horses or they would do the pace and-- or they would skinny dip. they described this one time where pinchot and roosevelt were naked in the potomac and the secret service is holding their clothes and trying to get the

place is specific, specific regulations to deal with in order to move leases to, actually put in the regs. there is exploratory phase they have to go through. so, what is your specific question about the eastern gulf? >> statement you all put out says in the eastern gulf, which reunder a congressional moratorium, right? but if it were to be lifted he thinks there should be more drilling to the western coast of florida? >> i don't want to get into the water that's too deep for me when we're talking about the gulf of mexico but i would -- [inaudible] >> how about for years some of the arguments that opponents of drilling use, first of all, as the president said he was a candidate, it doesn't come up with a single gallon of gas on the short term. it is way long off. and number two, that the, that the, answer this, when he pounded the lecturn back in 2008 and said, i won't do it because it won't come up with anything immediate, what flipped him on that? >> well the president's view, saying this earlier, this is not a silver bullet to the answer to the energy question that we have. >> what cha