shari called at the last moment, said we would really like to have marco rubio but for some reason, he do it, and i couldn't figure out why she wanted him over me, except he's younger, better looking, more articulate and likely president of the united states. but other than that. actually, i have to say i do have my favorite presidential ticket, paul ryan and marco rubio, not sure in which order, but i would love to have those two guys. it was a little difficult at the beginning here because i actually was in yesterday morning, i had breakfast in geneva, switzerland, and even with air travel, it's not all that easy to get here. but they do have direct flights from frankfurt to denver so i did make it, as you see. now, i have been assured you're a politically incorrect crowd but i want to test that out. when sir winston churchill, i'm a great fan of churchill's -- [ applause ] >> when sir winston gave up the prime ministership in britain for the second time, he was quite elderly at the time, and he decided to go on a cruise, and he picked an italian boat, and a reporter from the bbc cam

it is so important to the i am so excited about shari's leadership. i cannot have left the foundation in better hands. she has hit the ground running, and i look forward to seeing this new building come up. unfortunately, i might be complaining, because i live right next door. larry, if you could keep the noise down when you're building, i would really appreciate it. or ed least cut it off so i can sleep at night. god bless you all and thank you for coming. [applause] >> again, i want to make sure that we recognize the fire chief. hopefully we have not exceeded the number of people in our space. [laughter] and i know we have a member from the police chief's office as well. thank you for joining us today. one of the things i also want to make sure is that getting all of this work done takes a lot of hands, a lot of people working together. i want to acknowledge suzanne sw vice-presidentift, of our board. [applause] and then i want to also ask all of the staff who are here to please raise your hands, because day in and day out, raise them high. [applaus

have i proposed legislation that first focusses on removing legal hurdles that hinder information shari sharing. if a timely response is ef sense, how would another layer of bureaucratic red tape be helpful? while a secured act does not give new authorities to the national security or u.s. cyber command, few will deny that those institutions, not the department of homeland security, are most capable of guarding against cyber threats. unfortunately other legislative proposals favor prematurely adding more government bureaucracy rather than focusing on accomplishing the objective of protecting our cyber interests. general alexander, during an fbi sponsored symposium at fordham university, you stated that if a significant cyber attack against this country were being planned, there may not be much that either cyber command or nsa could legally do to discover and thwart such an attack in advance. you said, quote, in order to stop a cyber attack, you have to see it in realtime and you have to have those authorities. those are the conditions we put on the table. now, how and what the congress

have i proposed legislation that first focusses on removing legal hurdles that hinder information shari sharing. if a timely response is ef sense, how would another layer of bureaucratic red tape be helpful? while a secured act does not give new authorities to the national security or u.s. cyber command, few will deny that those institutions, not the department of homeland security, are most capable of guarding against cyber threats. unfortunately other legislative proposals favor prematurely adding more government bureaucracy rather than focusing on accomplishing the objective of protecting our cyber interests. general alexander, during an fbi sponsored symposium at fordham university, you stated that if a significant cyber attack against this country were being planned, there may not be much that either cyber command or nsa could legally do to discover and thwart such an attack in advance. you said, quote, in order to stop a cyber attack, you have to see it in realtime and you have to have those authorities. those are the conditions we put on the table. now, how and what the congress

al al-shari, he is the number two man in yemen. he is the number two military commander right now. he's engaged in active operations. and we can confirm that. on zakir, he is a taliban commander in afghanistan. and, again, engaged with us. i can get back to with you more specifics on what we picked up in a classified setting, ma'am, not today. but i can get back you to. >> just to put it, i look forward to having more detail on. that but just to put it in perspective, both of these individuals are engaged in activities to kill americans or our allies, are they not? >> that's correct, senator. >> and so i can't imagine how frustrating it must be, obviously, for our troops to reencounter one -- someone we've had already in detention. and so one of the concerns i've had is what do we do if tomorrow we recapture them in terms of where do we detain them, to interrogate them? and we, admiral, you testified before the committee last year that, for example, if we got them, we couldn't hold them in afghanistan. we needed a place, a long-term detention facility that that would be helpful. ca

real estate expert shari olefson sees what she calls micro-market dynamics in south florida real estate. >> there's definitely a bifurcation at that level, in terms of the property type and the values. the higher end properties are doing very well. >> tom: just after we spoke with edward, the buyer from toronto, he learned his offer for the condo was accepted. tomorrow, our housing series goes to houston, which was insulated from the worst of the housing bust. >> susie: when the bottom fell out of the housing market a few years ago, uncle sam stepped in to offer prospective homeowners a big reason to buy, a hefty tax incentive. but for some, it's created a tax nightmare. kevin mccormally explains in tonight's "tax tips." >> did you, or someone you know, sell a house in 2011 that was purchased under the government's new home buyer tax-credit law? if so, it may be payback time. part of the deal for earning a $7,500 credit in 2008-- or the $6,500 or $8,000 credit for 2009 or 2010 purchases-- was that you stay in the house for at least three years. congress didn't want to encourage more of

if shari, for instance, had been kind rather than looking at me as a free good and said richard, i'm going to pay you thousands of dollars to speak to our group or you can get paid in gold, she should have given me that option. she gave me neither option and said you will be here and do it for nothing. but that's the way it goes with friends. but the problem is, say now bob and i want to go here and make a transaction, say you have the picture of water there, he owns it, he want a glass of water, we can contract in gold. i'll give you so many grams of gold for a glass of water. that's legal to do. the problem is the irs would tax bob and me on the capital gain from the gold. say you had this gold in your pocket and whatever price you bought that gold on and whatever the price was deemed to be, there would be a capital gain or loss and you're supposed to report that. for every transaction. and all of you are out there hoarding gold and you want to get in gold transactions, when the end comes, there's still the tax man with the capital gains and it's going to be very interesting to see

regime or any opposition and to get talks between underway beirut based political analyst on our to shari tells r t he thinks the terror attacks in the car in damascus and or or in these are. the objectives of these explosions that are coming within two days this shows that there is an intent to actually destroy or create the. initiative by the former secretary general of the united nations kofi annan who is acting on behalf of the united nations and on behalf of the arab league and we need a period of cease fire in order for the dialogue to start now these explosions actually show the need for the successor from within and the mission china has been siding with russia and calls for foreign powers with links to the opposition in syria to persuade the rebels to come to the negotiating table but professor he when paying from the chinese academy of social sciences thinks it's sometimes tough just to know who the opposition is and the interview coming your way later this hour here's a quick look. these are the sectors are milder mostly absolutely eventually because i also thought. as being pe

let's not get some reaction from beirut based political analyst shari as we just heard from our reporter that the king of bahrain is claiming that he's made significant progress in implementing reforms if this is true why are we still seeing protests ongoing. well simply because it's not true it's not true there remains a large number of political prisoners he hasn't done any initiatives in that direction to actually. at least promise that he's going to review their files this was not done there is among the prisoners there is. a peaceful activists for human rights who's been on a hunger strike for now forty five days there are also several of the others there are women incarcerated as political prisoners because they participated in the strikes in the past and now they are also doctors that are on trial as your report mentioned and that is really very bizarre because doctors are supposed to cure people who suffer from injuries regardless of their political affiliation or the reasons for their cause what happened this is. a condition i believe in ethical conditions for all doctors to tre

[laughter] joseph downs, the young man here will make arrangements to shari kristol will make arrangements for you to secure the book and my signature on it. amanda and i are working on that very and. whether we win or lose the white house in this coming election, it will be necessary for us to spread our conservative message throughout all the land. listen, god bless you, god keep you. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> our system is fundamentally undemocratic and a number of ways. one of the ways this close primary. so half the states in the country, 40% of all the voters can't participate in the primaries. instead they have no say in who gets nominated. and as a result we get more and more extreme candidates on those sons of the spectrums. >> they would work permits made of honks fun cloth. and the honks fun cloth would be rough textured, the much less fine than the crimes they could import from grape written. but they weren't disclosed, women were visibly and physically displaying their political sentiments. >> president obama spoke at a campaign fundraiser in the hometown of

her successfully popular radio show and she has fiercely loyal fans carbonnite and shari's berries.why, thank you kevin. >> if you would like to find out if you can get current in your area there's a handy little tool on the front page of current.com. put in your zip code and it will tell you where to find it. >> a lot of times it's listed across the bottom right there they have them listed. you don't even have to do it. >> it's different in different cities. >> you don't even have to do that. >> audrey in los angeles. it's 83. hi audrey. >> hi, stephanie. i'm an 38-year-old an 83-year-old black woman. i have been waking up for you for years, and i guess that makes me a lesbian. i want to tell you i love you. i love what you do. i had to call my cable company yesterday, time warner to find out how to get current because i was determined i was going to find you. and i was sickened by joe oliver and the way he played to -- to the other side yesterday. and i -- i just get a feeling that -- why would he quit his job? where is the money coming from? there's something very sick going on t

less chance for shari? we will have to move on. california.ina, please go ahead with your question or comment about the transportation bill. caller: one of the things no one discusses is the federal davis- bacon act, which forces union cost on each highway bill. it totally inflates the cost of construction. it needs to be addressed. host: joan lowy? guest: there is nothing on the davis-bacon in the senate bill. it was not in the house bill that came up and did not go anywhere, but there are house bills that would like an opportunity to amend the senate bill or get that included in the house version of the bill. host: an article says the speaker john boehner could take up a truncated, at 18-month version of the longer bill, which the gop has already rejected. if you would, walk us through the next couple of weeks and what may happen. guest: speaker john boehner says when they get back they will do something on the high well -- highway bill. the current plan is to take up the senate bill, or something like it. it is hard for anyone to imagines t

have i proposed legislation that first focusses on removing legal hurdles that hinder information shari sharing. if a timely response is ef sense, how would another layer of bureaucratic red tape be helpful? while a secured act does not give new authorities to the national security or u.s. cyber command, few will deny that those institutions, not the department of homeland security, are most capable of guarding against cyber threats. unfortunately other legislative proposals favor prematurely adding more government bureaucracy rather than focusing on accomplishing the objective of protecting our cyber interests. general alexander, during an fbi sponsored symposium at fordham university, you stated that if a significant cyber attack against this country were being planned, there may not be much that either cyber command or nsa could legally do to discover and thwart such an attack in advance. you said, quote, in order to stop a cyber attack, you have to see it in realtime and you have to have those authorities. those are the conditions we put on the table. now, how and what the congress