look, robb is a competitive man. they're not going to lose.e adding all those stores if they felt they were going to lose. wow. >> fireeye did miss. >> fireeye. >> 53 cents. they're guiding lower on increased r and d. >> yeah. >> why are they spending so much and is this a move away from legacy era. >> fireeye is a sharp stick in the eye. you know, they're talking about well they have a new business. man deyant they bought. there is a gigantic lockup coming. the customer -- this is a call that doesn't understand what happened in the world. this is a call about customer account, a call about new subscriptions. the world moved away from that in the last week of february and these guys are still playing the game. >> yeah. >> you can't do that. people want profit profits, you. they talk about zero days. reminded me of twitter the conference call. if you look at our timeline and tweets per oscars we're doing well. it's like no, earnings per share, please. >> william blair does say they're perplexed by the stock action -- >> i love that. perplexed.

john: yeah, robb.eo folks push lots of meat. >> i mean really when you look at the literature on the paleo diet, the predominance is vegetables, fruits, nuts, tubers, nuts and seeds. . >> the guardian reports that french vegans face trial after the death of a baby fed only on breast milk from a vegan mom. clearly it's not enough for everyone to live. >> i disagree, there is so much evidence of the vegan diet being healthy for pregnant women and for their children while breast-feeding. in this particular case, they were fed soy milk and replaced breast milk as well as apple juice. it wasn't a nutrient rich and the right diet for the baby. john: you say it's all healthy, all this stuff is vegan certified, right? >> i don't eat that stuff. john: vegan doesn't mean healthy. >> no. >> that's why i advocate for whole food diet. this is something we agree on a lot is getting back to eating whole foods that are nutrient dense. john: most of these are american heart association endorsed. goofy. >> this is not a

robb was in the room. we will find out for you. i know the president said today to you that he met after that with the new acting director who is currently the deputy director. i keep saying director, deputy secretary and the active secretary. i don't know if it was all at the same time. >> only because i don't believe we have actually an cameras this week about what happened in santa barbara last weekend. i am sure you have seen the comments of richard martinez, one of the fathers of the victims, the comments he has made publicly he has said he does not care about members of congress calling in to offer condolences, he doesn't care for their sympathies, get to work and do something, i will tell the president this same thing, i'm getting a call from a politician doesn't impress me. does the president have a message to the families out there? does he plan on visiting with those families? >> a horrific, heartbreaking, and another in a series of horrific, are breaking incidents and thoughts and prayers of the president and first lady

so with that i'll be happy to answer any questions and i could also hand it over to robb and take any questions that might come up at the end of the presentations. >> commissioners. commissioner torres -- vp ann moller caen. >> i was curious to ask with the letters that you got in decent -- was there anything else mentioned? >> the letters that came? >> well in terms of the feedback the particular groups have particular concerns the general gist though is that those folks as commissioner moran was saying too much and ongoing but generally i think that represents a very very tiny percentage of the actual letters received. in the packet too there's concerns that are specific to landlords and specific groups and always concerns about how to promote conservation and to look into but generally i think that when folks hear what the money is going towards, they understand it. >> of the 210 thousand that were sent out what was the breakdown in terms of renters landlords and commercial. >> i know that 180 thousand or so were individual account holders and the remainder was san francisco proper

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abo three quarters of all robbe in san francisco and oaklane smart-phone related. so how confident are the b's backers that a kill switch d have the desired effect and deter theft? and how did they get two tech giants top their opposition? joining me now is the author of the bill... state senator mark leno. 5p_apple not opposing kill switch_v 5-7 11p_cell phone kill switch_pkg 05-07 5p_apple nt opposing kill switch_v 5-7 happening today: the amgen tour of california spins of sacramento. the 9th editionf y: the amgen >> a kill switch that would render stolen phones inoperative and lessen the chance of getting your phone stolen. the public opposition we never thought made much sense was based on the original risk to hacking with personal safety and privacy. never made sense. >> why were they opposed to it then? >> the fact that they make $30 billion a year replacing lost and stolen phones. another $8 billion selling us insurance in case we're robbed. if the crime really goes away, which is our intent, those revenues will drop. >> all right. what caused you to think a

i can tell you that robb is on his way to phoenix to visit the phoenix veterans affairs medical facility and to meet with its acting director. as part of this review the president looks forward to the results, both of their review and of the independent investigation that is under way and is being conducted by the inspector general. >> what is the president's expectation in terms of the timetable of the review? >> i would refer you to the kiffin -- cave -- va for a timetable. the president's expectations for it to be a comprehensive and for >> we refer you for questions. >> and how would you respond to the house majority leader, eric cantor, who said earlier this morning that -- i'm paraphrasing here -- the president seems to keep learning about the scandals . >> again, that is a product of my lack of clarity yesterday. the reporting inaccuracies. was responding specifically to a cnn report that people learned when they either saw it on cnn or heard the report about the president had been discussing these issues and pressing congress to tackle these issues since he was a candid it for th

senator robb ends. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am pleased to be here today on this very important subject, and i brought my own chart. did not have money for another display, so i would ask unanimous consent that we put our chart out. >> without objection. >> the chart bears the text of the first amendment to the constitution of the united states, and i believe that is what we are talking about today. the rights of citizens to express themselves to make their views known on the issues that affect their daily lives and pocketbooks or any other issue they wish to discuss. the first amendment protect those rights and prevents the government from restricting them . the exercise of those rights does not threaten our democracy. it is the attempt to restrict these rights that we must fere. we are living today with the consequences of the failed attempt to restrict them. this failure was not hard to foresee. it is not the fault of the courts or the federal election commission. it is the direct consequence of the poor decision congress m

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the veterans health administration, the part of the va that delivers health care to our veterans and robb is going to phoenix today. keep in mind even if we had not heard reports out of this phoenix facility or other facilities, we all know it often takes too long for veterans to get the care that they need to. that is not a new development. it has been a problem for decades and it has been compounded by more than a decade of war. that is why when i came into office i said we would systematically work to fix these problems and we have been working really hard to address them. my attitude is the folks who have been fighting on the battlefield should not have to fight a bureaucracy at home to get the care they have earned. the presumption has always been we have got to do better and rob's review will be a comprehensive look at the veterans health administration's approach currently to access care. i want to know what is working, what is not working and i want specific recommendations on how the a can up their game. the full report from rob next month. number 4, i expect everyone involved to

tanks and pro-business activist groups that are responsible for pushing tons of disastrous policies robb'sno other organizations more responsible for as many damaging strategies as the american legislative exchange council better known as alec this group has been the driving force in acting that some of the most conservative backwards policies at a state level from the now infamous stand your ground laws in states like florida to voter id laws that disproportionately target minorities but that's not all alex a tax on the working class alone amounted to over one hundred and the worker bills and thirty one states just in the last few years and now i think internal document shows that alec is currently tracking one hundred thirty one bills which among other things and to drastically scale back alternative energy standards fossil fuel regulations and combat opposition to completion of the keystone x.l. oil pipeline so to discuss what's on the rise in for the shady organization i'm joined by brandon fisher staff counsel for the center for media and democracy thank you so much for coming on bren