i identified testimony from robert miller which was -- robert mueller -- it said individuals who may have resettled here in the united states that have some association with al-qaeda in iraq. the report indicated that there were some 300 names of iraqi refugees for further investigation. mr. bartlett and then the other panelists, can you update this committee on the status of rii'' screening process and explain what steps were taken in the event of a person with refugee status having some sort of association with al-qaeda? >> i can assure you that there is close cooperation with all law enforcement agencies like the fbi. the data we hold in our systems is shared with them on these types of cases. our cooperation with the department home in security to further these kind of information sharing. i would need to return defer to dhs with more specificity. >> in that regard, and mentioned to the retroactive checks we have under way, drawing upon a host of intelligence and other data and intelligence we have available on individuals who had been -- who had entered the country before the se

robert steve miller said the board fulfilled its fiduciary duty and the board reject it had entirelyn't pursue the claims on its own or allowing greenberg international to pursue the claims in aidentifying's name. the ceo from 1967 until 2005, greenberg's long criticized the government's handling of aig during the financial crisis. his term filed the suit on behalf of other aig shareholders, the suit claiming, among other things, the firm's investors weren't properly compensated for the 80% stake the company took as collateral for the rescue packaged back in 2008. calls for clarification on the decision were not delivered. back to you. >> joining me right now in an exclusive interview, ceo benmosche. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, maria. >> very important time for the company and shareholders are out there watching this. first off i've got to say reading the court of public opinion, lots of headlines. now we've got a lawsuit against the government. the government bailed out this company. why did you even look at this. tell me exactly what happened and how you came to this decis

erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: robert doll, chief equity strategist of nuveen asset management says he's "moderately positive" on the outlook for 2013. he says the u.s. economy will "muddle through," but stocks will hit new all time highs. those are two of his "ten predictions" for 2013. >> so the key, susie, is we're in an environment where stocks continue to climb walls of worry, and the economy continues to muddle through, not similar to last year. last year the economy some days okay, some days not so okay, and the stock market kept climbing that wall of worry. last year stocks were up 16%, s&p 500, and we only need about half that to achieve a new all-time high. i think we'll get there. >> susie: bob, how do markets go higher when the individual investor is out of the picture, so fearful of investing in stocks. do we see the return of the individual this year? >> i wish i could say we're going to see that, susie. but the individuals who own a lot of bonds first need to see bonds going down in price to be willing to sell them to buy stocks. i think we hit a new all-time hig

erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: robert doll, chief equity strategist of nuveen asset management says he's "moderately positive" on the outlook for 2013. he says the u.s. economy will "muddle through," but stocks will hit new all time highs. those are two of his "ten predictions" for 2013. >> so the key, susie is we're in an environment where stocks continue to climb walls of worry, and the economy continues to muddle through, not similar to last year. last year the economy some days okay some days not so okay, and the stock market kept climbing that wall of worry. last year stocks were up 16%, s&p 500, and we only need about half that to achieve a new all-time high. i think we'll get there. >> susie: bob how do markets go higher when the individual investor is out of the picture so fearful of investing in stocks. do we see the return of the individual this year? >> i wish i could say we're going to see that susie. but the individuals who own a lot of bonds first need to see bonds going down in price to be willing to sell them to buy stocks. i think we hit a new all-time high wit

. >> stephanie: robert in montana, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi robert. >> caller: hi.eople. i was raised mormon. i'm from western montana which is where the militia of montana is based out of. these people still think glenn beck is a prophet. i'm not kidding. i'm calling because i'm backing up what you were saying about the first responders. as a 20 year emt, i would like to point out that emts and paramedics see the stuff every day and you know, a bullet, car wreck, whatever. we're traumatized every single day. you had a commercial on a little bit go about vets and getting help. i'm glad you're bringing it up that these people that are first responders are suffering along with the families and everybody else. >> stephanie: yeah. god bless you for what you do. >> thank you. >> stephanie: these latest ones, they're just horrifying beyond -- john mcchrystal was saying -- how did he say it? >> i have it. >> stephanie: it's designed -- he talked about what it's capable of doing. >> when it hits the human body, the effects are devastating. it's designed to do that. and that

most spectacular progressive talk station along with everyone that carries "the stephanie miller show". >> robertnt and played there last year. they asked me to headline it and stand up. ed she did -- ed schultz opened. the governor of minnesota was there. >> wow. >> john: congressman keith ellison was there. last year, bill press was there. stephanie has played there before, too. it was an honor to meet the cool, sexy liberals in minnesota. they're demanding more shows stephanie. really a great time to tell filibuster jokes. >> sounds like a great time was had by all. >> john: the one thing conservatives have realized that liberals haven't they're together. they're really, really all set. they have their community. and progressives, we're too busy fighting over who's got the best gun control policy. >> or not. shut up! >> john: it is always a pleasure to do events when liberals get their act together. it was so great to be in a roomful of people doing the lord's work. sort of like this one. i have to ask you guys, who watched the joint interview last night with barack obama and secretary hillary

shumer of new york, lamar alexander of tennessee, tellers on the part of the senate, candice miller of michigan, robert a. brady of pennsylvania, tellers on the part of the house of representatives, report the following as the result of the ascertainment in counting of the electoral vote for president and vice president of the united states for the term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2013. vice president biden: the state of the vote for president of the united states as delivered to the president of the senate is as follows. the whole number of the electers to vote for the president of the united states is 538 of which a majority is 270. barack obama of the state of illinois has received for president of the united states 332 votes. mitt romney of the state of massachusetts has received 206 votes. the state of the vote for vice president of the united states is delivered to the president in the senate is as follows. the whole number of electorals appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 538 and the majority of which is 270. joseph biden of the state of delaware has received f

and hear from his former adviser robert gibbs and former secretary of state condoleezza rice shares her experiences. plus a look at all of the security measures. john millerils on that and we'll speak with reggie love. a long-time former personal aide to president obama. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thank you very much for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning. >>> good morning everyone, it's monday january the 21st. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time is just about 4:30. let's get a quick check on weather and traffic. >> you have to mention the 9ers, too. >> of course i have to mention the 9ers. >> big sports weekend. pilots stuff. of course we have -- exciting stuff. of course we have that right here. the weather is changing. looks like another nice day today, but the clouds getting closer. it won't be long and we may be talking about rain. >> and martin luther king holiday. a lot of folks may be beoff work. >> it is a busy day. you know, san francisco bay area is all a buzz b

. >>> new photos of robert levinson, this morning we'll ask former insider john miller what the photos reveal about where levinson is being held captive. >>> and two boeing 787s run into trouble on consecutive days. so what's going on now the dreamliner? >> every new airplane has growing pains especially those that kind of push the edge of the envelope in technology. >> we'll hear from captain sully sullenberger and ask peter greenberg why bad things keep happening to the 787 on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by h&r block, come see what our expertise can make. i will give you a tax and health care review. is ♪ ♪ chili's lunch combos starting at just 6 bucks. try our new southwestern mac and cheese with grilled chicken served with soup or salad. chili's lunch combos. starting at 6 bucks. more life happens here. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette you celebrate a little win. nicorette gum helps calm your cravings and makes you less irritable. quit one cigarette at a time. [ male announcer ] this is bob a regular guy

david lee miller in new york -- so the family has had these photos for a couple years. why are they going public now? >> it comes down to this. robert levinson's wife she wants to make sure that disappearance of her husband is not forgotten. president obama has said he will do everything possible and the former employer f.b.i. is doing all it can. what she wants is washington to put more pressure on the iranians. she says she has no idea where or when these photos were taken or why they were even sent to her. >> i have no idea what purpose they serve which is why we held on to them for so long. i am releasing them now to make sure that people are aware that he still in someone's custody. believe it's the iranians and has not been released. it is almost six years and he is still not home with his family. >> reporter: f.b.i. is offering a million dollar reward for information leading to his safe return. >> shep: other than the fact that she disappeared while on iranian island why do they suspect the jeirn government? >> whoever mailed the pictures of levinson was professional. he didn't leave any type of trail. they traced it to a cel

releasing some extraordinary photos that show robert levinson being held whose stafpblgt he disappeared in iran in 2007. efforts to find him have stalled. david lee millerl now. david. >> reporter: john, it was almost two years ago that christine levinson received an email containing five photos of her missing husband. she is making them public to draw attention to his abduction n. each photo he is dressed in an orange jump suit with shackles around his neck and arms. he is holding signs. he says i am here in guantanamo, do you know where that is. another one reads help me. a third why you cannot help me. the fourth this is a result of 30 years serving for u.s.a. and lastly, four years you count or you don't want. there is no information about where or when the photos were taken. his wife says it's not clear why they were sent. >> i have no idea what purpose they serve, which is why we held onto them so long. i'm releasing them now to make sure that people are aware that he is still in someone's custody, and i believe it's the iranians and has not been released, and it is almost six years an is still not home with his family. >> reporter: u.s. officials

miller band. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to robert shaw first time, duke of lancaster's regiment. he shows the utmost courage or bravery in condolences to the whole house to his family and friends. mr. speaker, can the prime minister guarantee if he gets his referendum to be campaigning to stay in? >> yes, i want it to be part of a reform is successful european union. [shouting] this entire argument is about what is the natural interest of britain. we want the european union more open, more flexible, more competitive. not just good for britain, but good for europe, too. >> i don't think that is quite a complete answer to my question. let's see if we can press them a bit further about how he's going to go. is he saying that if he doesn't achieve its negotiating strategy, he will recommend -- hang on a minute. is he saying if he doesn't achieve its negotiating strategy, he will recommend britain is the european union? >> accepting the premise conservatives will win the next election. [shouting] interestingly, not raising effect the unemployment figures are down once again

miller show." >> caller: oh, hi. i'm excited to talk to you. i have three quick points. i was watching morning joe. hope i can say that. >> stephanie: it's ok. >> caller: roberteally interesting things. i don't know if he said this but it was on there that the president -- excuse me, i'm sick too has 19 executive orders on his desk. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: not that he's going to enact them all but that's part of what joe biden did. and also he said that -- he said that if you have a policeman at a school, they would have a pistol. they wouldn't even have a glock. i don't know what that is but they wouldn't have one. you know what policemen use. all a shooter would have to do is get across the street with an assault weapon and shoot him. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: then come in the school. right? so what protection is that against an assault weapon? >> stephanie: yep. you know, it's interesting. she was talking about so and so is a hunter. i heard ed schultz say, he's a hunter. he said that last night. everybody knows i've been a hunter. i'm sick of having to state your props on guns to have the debate. it really shouldn't necessarily be relevant. y

miller show." hi howard. >> good morning. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: yes, i'm 71 years old. i'm originally from upstate new york. utica, new york. >> stephanie: utica, all right. >> caller: i was fortunate to meet robertnoticed about the kennedys and martin luther king is that they had a word that -- to me, as a progressive democrat is empathy. and i find that -- i think that republicans understood that word empathy at one point in time but i think after reagan came in, they learned to forget what empathy means. >> stephanie: howard, somebody said it best who called during the campaign. they said everyone said everybody doesn't like mitt romney because he's rich. they were saying no. everybody knew the kennedys were rich. you had a feeling they cared about people that weren't. obviously people didn't have that feeling with romney. >> george romney. >> stephanie: right. >> speaking of kennedys, we have a couple of them on tomorrow's show. christopher kennedy lawford and patrick kennedy calling in. >> stephanie: we're all kennedyed up tomorrow. how weird. tomorrow just like magic -- [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> i know how to tease! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: snuck away to broadcast school over the weekend. >>