china plans to retaliate with sap sap sap sap sanctions on companies involved, like boeing.s a war brewing? business professor at the university of california irvine, author of "the coming china wars." he's a cnbc contributor. dan griswold, director of the kato center for trade policy stories. we have no time left after that. peter, let me start with you. it is never has dennis mentioned, a good idea to pick a fight with your lender. >> look, tyler, i wrote the coming china wars three years ago and everything i wrote in the book is coming true. go down the list. they use weapons like currency manipulation in massive export subsidies to attack our economy and steal our jobs. they hack the pentagon. they steal our technology and military secrets so they can build weapons against us. now, they've opened a new front where they're hacking american enterprise to steal our technology and trade secrets and threaten the financial nuclear option, which is dumping our bonds, basically threaten us this not do anything on trade reform on tibet and taiwan. we've had two presidents in the

i think the senate is doing the same and we hope over the next three days to combine the sap -- the staffe to come together on that. i think that will continue of this weekend and be over at the end of next week. >> the jobs bill that passed this weekend approved by the house in december, can you talk about that difference -- some republicans even voted for it. some said that this bill will not create any jobs. do you agree with that? will this bill not do a lot for job creation? >> i think it will go up paramount for jobs. not as much as i would liken it is not the end of the story with the senate. they're going to be a series of bills coming forward for jobs. we have one bill that we sent in december and we're looking at other proposals. not everything we proposed was accepted and not everything that the senate does is accepted in this particular bill. it also has the authorization of the highway bill, a transportation bill. that is about $40 billion in expenditures to be made, and the state of california has $5 billion of programs that will move forward. that is just one portion of the

and there i sapped by better get a job. but what i took out of that moment is what my mother had taught. i learned in listening to reagan, my wife brought home to me in a very real way, persevere. this too shall pass. get through it. don't too be overwhelmed by it or let it bring you down were you cannot get up. and as i reflected on this book i wrote it on the 2008 election got under way way, because of publication delays, it turned out god works in mysterious ways it could have been updated to capture the reality of the 2009 elections but the core of the book focused on the idea of a party beat down and have lost its way and a party that have fallen away from conservative principles , but now faced with an opportunity to move forward and not be overwhelmed by the circumstances. ronald reagan understood the importance of connecting to the maybelle of america, the themes that inspired us or restored the strings of pride and prosperity in the nation did the unthinkable. he helped america embrace conservatism, the core belief

research that would enable us to better understand what strategies are effective but certainly the saping an effect on training, how it is you're having an effect on prevention. part of it is attitude national, understanding. we do surveys, gender relation surveys every four years. we advocate doing it every two years to see the impact of those strategies. i think as we ask some of the questions in those surveys, they need to be specifically drawn back to some of the strategies we have in place to have a better understanding. that is just one example of being able to do it. but again, there are colleges and universities that have strategies in place. they don't have any kind of measures of effectiveness. we're hoping we might be able to learn from them. it is an area that requires some further study, we believe. >> ma'am, you've identified an area that for us we all feel passionate about. we would love to see the metrics there. you can't develop the metrics until you develop the standards on which to measure. we see that as an incredible void. not only helping us identify the health of

. >> the sap president believe that is what was in mind through a provision to give the authority tocumvent the nominees? >> i have not spoken aired constitutionally with the president on his theory. the practical measure, and again, understand what the senate did last night to move a series of nominees that they thought were qualitatively and quantitatively different at that point* held in the bushes administration is still that way but there are 63 but there was half of them instead of a 10 /1 ratio we have five /1. the president believes that is an acceptable number. the best way to deal with this is have the senate work through the process to vote up or down. >> do you remember is senator obama and jack did win senator reid kept the chamber in session during the last years of the bush and administration said he could not make any recess appointments? >> i don't. >> one more part. i wonder. >> i never heard of it. >> only 12 percent of those surveyed believe they got a tax credit over the last year. >> i say they called the wrong people. [laughter] i think what happened and what o

. >> michelle says at least she's being honest as to why she's marrying the poor sap willing to marry i feel for her situation, but this isn't the way to fix it. >> you have an opinion, too, don't you? e-mail us if you'll do it that way by going to cnn.com/robin. there's a contact us button, but there's also a link right to our facebook page. >> retired army general colin powell is changing his minds about gays in the military. now he says gays and lesbians should be allowed to live openly. powell helped adopt that policy 17 years ago, and yesterday he said attitudes and circumstances have changed since that law was put into place. >>> we have new video of what's believed to be an active volcano erupting under water. this was near the japanese isle afternooned and of iwo jima yesterday. get this, the eruption could result in the creation of a completely new island. cool. ♪ ♪ >>> 35 minutes past the hour. thursday's connected to friday, but each as we get close to the week ep, the weather will get rougher for a lot of our viewers. same weather pattern we've been stuck in, and it's an e

we anticipate by the end of this month to have as many as 64 usda workers, and as the process print sap we would expect and hope we will be able to contribute more. it's important to parallel our increase commitment with an increase dustin commitment -- increase afghan commitment. of the last thing i will say is i've been. pressed with minister rahimi in his commitment when he was addressing the parliament before his confirmation. he said two things which i think are important. one is he said he would always tell the truth even if a was a hard truth. i saw its sales of that where he acknowledged publicly weaknesses and challenges of his ministry. that isn't often -- you don't often see that. he also said he would root out corruption and he is true to that as well. when he understands there's a limited period in time that this has to work and he is committed to making it happen. with that i would be happy to respond to questions. >> how big a role is this current plan their reintegration plan and seeing agriculture is the key ministry for most afghans and what sort of money are you setti

research that would enable us to better understand what strategies are effective but certainly the sap ro office setting up it's overarching strategy can determine how it is you're having an effect on training, how it is you're having an effect on prevention. part of it is attitude national, understanding. we do surveys, gender relation surveys every four years. we advocate doing it every two years to see the impact of those strategies. i think as we ask some of the questions in those surveys, they need to be specifically drawn back to some of the strategies we have in place to have a better understanding. that is just one example of being able to do it. but again, there are colleges and universities that have strategies in place. they don't have any kind of measures of effectiveness. we're hoping we might be able to learn from them. it is an area that requires some further study, we believe. >> ma'am, you've identified an area that for us we all feel passionate about. we would love to see the metrics there. you can't develop the metrics until you develop the standards on which to meas

it really saps' entrepreneurship and defies the economy and means you guys won't have jobs when you get out of college unless one of these chosen few, google, microsoft, general electric, boeing that have the best lobbyists, they're going to increasingly control more of the economy. but that has a net effect of being bad on the whole economy. if there are no other questions -- sorry. i don't know if the microphone can reach that far. >> you mentioned earlier -- he mentioned earlier you felt the american people were being left out in times in favor of big government and big business. however i believe he were speaking specifically in terms of the bailout and stimulus package which if i remember correctly work policies that the time were supported by the majority of american public according to the polls. my question to you is how do you feel the government should address those issues with the people, majority of the people are supporting the initiative that you feel in the end of will ultimately damage and give them a short end of the stick? >> i know that there were holes in the majorit

was the found a maker sap device? -- was the phone a microsoft device. on at to make sure those kinds of things don't happen? >> there is a whole list of questions that one needs to build into the technology. he to have strong protection for security so that other people are not able to hack their way in. that was the incident that googled recently confronted. you need to have reliability so that your own systems are operating in a strong way. the need to be clear with your customers so that they know exactly what they are getting. you tell them, are you keeping copies in particular places? do you want your service provider to keep another copy summer? these are all questions that one needs to work through as you enter into a new technological era. >> is there a legal process then? if you lost my information and i need to get it back, what are my legal rights on that? >> there basically is. it is another good example of the need for clarity. whenever you sign up for a service, let's say you sign up for an e-mail service, you get this agreement that pops

. >> ours sap is responsible for launching missions with patience and recovery missions that come tos deal. basically we provide 24-hour nursing care for patients making sure they have preparations for flight. we have medications, food, diets, their luggage. make sure they are precht and packaged and clinically ready to fly. as the patient numbers have increased, we have identified the need-- was a good idea. actually helps lessen the burden of the hospital so instead of the hospital holding the amount of patience they normally do they can put these patients out here earlier and the patients can stage out here. >> how much did it take to take the wounded warrior to, from forward to operating basis or's or sans to bagram here, get fixed up and then fly them back to germany so hopefully they will go back to see their families in the state's. >> you are basically in charge of the intensive care unit in the back of an airplane? >> yes, it is a five person crew set up like a many hospital. >> what is the toughest part of your job? >> the toughest part of a job is these, seeing these young