through while i got to the point why my so jane close is one of those. and. live being the normal lying but. may have go wait a while in the area. of blood. and. that. are going to get to my brain. mbali gas i should be dead. was. where they. they took care of the bug. then go on board a and when they came out there were long term bags i live a lot of. bog springs might be significantly. and. in july of last year my stomach hurt so i go to a and they refuse the gaming our gov't payment occasion because of the low down the government will not allow me to bass pool. why they wouldn't give me. the boehm negation no matter how much there was day and pain that if i were in truly all will pain that i i wouldn't scream my ass off. that the only people who really are. advertised the most sure know how for you traded when you are right back from iraq with those injuries where you were received as a hero. i was. i wonder if the as the euro or not of the euro and. i was just treated like a regular guy. but. it was strong on the war when i can well. lost it when i got he

jane. holly was the only american in the entire production. so it felt like someone from home is sort of passing me off to the wonderful jane. tavis: you have been doing this for so long, with how your career started, what would you be doing if you were not doing this? >> i would be a dancer. yes. that is a very easy answer. i trained in ballet for tenure seriously. -- for 10 years seriously. i definitely would have been in ballet somewhere. tavis: what about the switch from being in ballet to being a thespian it? >> it was kind of a slow burn. tavis: ballet usually is. >> i was always acting while i was dancing, and i kind of kept both going, kept both balls in the air, and then there was an area where i had to concentrate only on ballet, it really formative time, 12, 13, and i did this film with martin landau, a tiny, little film, and it was a first chance to play someone who was not someone's daughter, to have a role. tavis: another major player. >> yes, so wonderful, and such a great man, and he has got stories about james dean, and he was th

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to get jane fonda into the conversation. >> are you going to just drop a drone missile on jane fonda? >> it's sotful. >> easy, jane. >> starting this weekend all white house tours are canceled. >> wait. what? >> the tours are being canceled until further notice because of budget cuts. >> prompting people to ask -- >> really? is that the only way to save money? >> tonight the markets make history. >> yep. the dow rallied and then the following day -- >> the dow hit a second record high. >> nothing short of remarkable. >> a positive way to look at it. >> keep the party hat handy. >> and then there's this. >> it only took wall street and financial industry 5 1/2 years to self-repair the gaping wound they self-inflicted. >> speaking of jon stewart, he's heading out on hiatus. >> we'll be off for 12 weeks starting in june. >> he's not taking the summer off to lounge around. >> to direct his first movie. >> not to take a job -- >> ruling the country of venezuela. >> that's the week that was. >> that hat does look good. >> snazzy. >> this is not common in a murder case but jurors, not lawyers, will gri

. >> jane, i know you're going to be following this trial, you have a lot on your plate with oscar pistorius and jodi arias, thank you soll. >> thank you so much. >> this will be an interesting trial to watch not only because of what the lawsuit is about but two of the three kids will take the stand. >> and there's going to be the emotion as jane said dr. conrad murray went then to talk to one of the children and imagined being in that home, at that point maybe not knowing what was happening but having to relive that on the stand. the other thing, the estimates are that katherine jackson and the kids could get up to $40 billion. >> big money. >> when you think about, one, katherine jackson is going to be fine. the jackson generation we grew up with are going to be fine. generations of jacksons are going to be fine. maybe this is as jane said not so much about the money but holding someone accountable. she lost a child so we'll see. >>> for full coverage of the michael jackson trial watch our sister network hln weeknights, jane covers the trials like no one else, 7:00 eastern. >>> an oklahoma dentist stops seeing patient

. >> think about it, jane austen did it, didn't she? so many of the poets. >> what's the problem? what do you think the issue is with taylor? . writers write about life experiences. >> i think the issue is, a lot of people think, and this isn't

did jane's fiance kidnap sydney and take her to las vegas and if so, did she enjoy it? i don't know. did jane sleep with michael again? yes! yes, that stupid idiot! he left her for kimberly! he slept with her sister tricked her into giving him half her business! and then she goes and has sex with him again! she's crazy! how could she do something like that? jane makes me so mad! he went back? what do you mean he went back? he went back. you were having such a great time-- sex, shopping. well, here's the thing. being a woman, i only really have access to the, um... equipment... what, 30-45 minutes a week? and that's on a good week. how can i be expected to have the same expertise as people who own this equipment? and have access to it 24 hours a day... their entire lives. you can't. that's why they lose very few players. yeah, i guess i never really stood a chance. there's always a place for you on our team. yeah. thanks. is melrose place on? yeah. coming on in a few minutes. o.k. hey. don't worry. it hasn't started. hey, you know, george, i am really proud of you. i real

and others started to and said, "oh, yes, we see it." >> well, thank you so much, jane, for calling in my pleasure. >> bye-bye. >> bye-bye. >> thanks, jane. >> when i looked in the mirror the very first time i was, i was so surprised because i felt like i looked like i did 10 years ago. this is a pretty cool feeling. >> i just used the microcurrent+ for the first time and i'm really excited about this. my skin is more toned and tightened and really fresh, like i just had a facial. [♪...] >> now it's your turn to call the number on your screen or go to our website to try it yourself for 30 days. like exercise tones the muscles of your body, our microcurrent+ facial toning device works by sending ultra-gentle impulses to workout the muscles of your face and neck. these tingling waves help relax over-used muscles, like the ones that create frown and forehead lines and help strengthen under-used muscles, causing a little quiver on the surface as they softly lift and tighten the underlying foundation of your face and neck. our safe, f.d.a.-cleared microcurrent technology helps increase circ

this could go so many ways, jane. >> would you rather date someone really popular, solid, dependable,e somebody a little less popular but could be exciting. what does this have to do with the stock market? we'll talk about it after the break. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> welcome >>> welcome back to "fast money," i'm josh lipton. we're watching men's warehouse which is rising in the afterhours. two headlines, one men's warehouse reporting a wider than expected loss on the bottom line. just missed on the top line. but here's the other headline. now saying it's hired jeffries to evaluate strategic alternatives for

thank you so much, jane wells. >>> very quickly, the markets are continuing to claw back some of their down, though, by 72 points on the dow. not as bad as the 128 from before. >>> next, workers told to fork over their weight and bmi or pay a steep fine. is this outrageous, or is that just right on the money? >>> later on, tweets on the street. if twitter went public, would you buy the stock? perhaps the bullish case for a twitter ipo coming up. >>> the >>> the cnbc real-time exchange market snapshot is sponsored by interactive brokers. okay. >>> okay. the dow is now recovering about 50 points. it's now only down by 77. let's just get to peter kenny right now. what do you think is bringing this comeback in the markets, peter? >> i think, mandy, it has an awful lot to do with being very, very sharply and steeply oversold on an intraday basis. we came into the day with some very soft footing despite the fact that we had some very positive economic data in the form of the employment numbers, housing, existing home sales, home prices. the fact that they went up 6.5% over the last period. t

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so. though investors have looked to the dow for well over a century. >> well done. >> you are fantastic, jane wells. >> so which is the better market indicator? the dow or the s&p? a traditional debate ahead here. >> kevin karen says the s&p is the one to take a look at, while rod smith says the dow is widely followed. that's why that index is important. so kevin, make your case. why did you pick the s&p? >> well, you want to pick the index that has the most representative or captures most of the market, as jane just pointed out in her piece, when you look at the s&p 500, it certainly captures a bigger swath of the u.s. economy. but i'd add to that that there are some peculiarities in the calculation of the dow that aren't present in the s&p. for example, when charles dow originally commuted the dow jones industrial average, which was just 12 stock s at the time all he did was take all of the prices of the dow, added them up and divided by 12. >> it was an average. >> it was an average. by contrast, s&p weights everything by market cap. and that produces some weird results. so, for example, c

so. maria, is an illiquid milk market cheesy? back to you. >> all right, jane, thanks so much.d swing stocks back to the upside tomorrow, if anything? next up, our panel tomorrow if anything. next up our experts will put you on the inside track. back in a moment. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ but we can still help you see your big picture. with the fidelity guided portfolio summary, you choose which accounts to track and use fidelity's analytics to spot trends, gain insights, and figure out what you want to do next. all in one place. i'm meredith stoddard and i helped create the fidelity guided portfolio summary. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> welcome back. 30 >> welcome back. 30 seconds on the clock for each next guest. joining me now is david fleischer from first trust financial resources. christian wagner from long view capital management. gentlemen, nice to have you

mike, thanks so much. >> jane harmon, you were on the house intelligence committee for several years.l dunford, who took over as international commander just a couple of weeksal. general dunford said yesterday, "we have fought too hard over the past 12 years. we have shed too much blood over the past 12 years. we have done too much to help afghan security forces grow over the past 12 years to ever think that violence or instability would be to our advantage." what is going on with hamid karzai? >> well, he's mercurial fellow. i think what did he this weekend was extremely disrespectful of the new secretary of defense, but more of the 66,000 troops we still have there and the almost 5,000 who have died there and the enormous amount of resources we've spent there. i do think that two precipitating event press the bagram handover around the wardak province departure. be that as it may, i think what we are doing is trying to make sure that our withdrawal protects our troops and the equipment we are trying to get out of that country. i do think it will happen this spring. karzai has to wan

corporate interests and things of that nature but not willing to stand up for the average joe or jane. son't know what that answer is. but maybe we could get one of them to tell us. >> exactly right. i don't think they're able to frame an answer any better than what you've done here tonight. ohio state senator, thank you so much for joining us here tonight. >> will the open house seat be a race between a comedian's sister and ounch line. >> rush limbaugh has done it again. he thinks beyonce is telling women to bow down to their husbands. but he couldn't be more wrong. and that's got our fans on facebook and twitter in a tizzy. my bet is that our beloved beyonce would bow down to nobody. and fred christian writes, the man is clueless as usual. why people listen to him is beyond or even beyonce me. go to our facebook page now and join the conversation. and don't forget to like the ed show when you're there. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. south carolina's special congressional race is one to watch. with last night's primary winners setting the stage for an interesting matchup. sanfor

corporate interests and things of that nature but not willing to stand up for the average joe or jane. sow what that answer is. but maybe we could get one of them to tell us. >> exactly right. i don't think they're able to frame an answer any better than what you've done here tonight. ohio state senator, thank you so much for joining us here tonight. >> will the house seat be a race between a comedian's sister . [ male announcer ] book ahead and save up to 20 percent at doubletree.com, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. doubletree by hilton. with the bing it on challenge to show google users what they've been missing on bing. let's bing it on. [fight bell: ding, ding] how many here are google users? what if i was to tell you that you would actually like bing way more than google when it came to the results? prove it. let's look up some taco places. i like the left side. yeah? okay, do we need to find out what the waves are like down at the beach? what side do you like better? i like the results on the right. i'm gonna go wi

corporate interests and things of that nature but not willing to stand up for the average joe or jane. sowhat that answer is. but maybe we could get one of them to tell us. >> exactly right. i don't think they're able to frame an answer any better than what you've done here tonight. ohio state senator, thank you so much for joining us here tonight. >> will the hope house seat be a race between a comedy yan's sister ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just stay alive... but feel alive. the c-class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz, through and through. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ . >> rush limbaugh has done it again. he thinks beyoncÉ is telling women to bow down to their husbands. but he couldn't be more wrong. and that's got our fans on facebook and twiltser in

so bad. we believe what jane fonda believe. >> bob: stop talking about jane fonda. piece you put on tv as i have seen. >> dana: i have the comment about stupidity of a double u-turn. isn't that a circumstance? >> eric: oval. >> greg: we should do the "amazing race." the little people. are you as angry as bob? bob is exploding over there. >> dana: i don't do outrage that well. he does it very well. inside, i was sick. i can't manual, too, the vietnamese they are trying to do reforms. the lack of the press freedoms there is really, really bad. in addition, you have a major problem of -- well, they are competent. i'm sure. the tourism bureau probably raised their hand and said any reality show in america want to come here? the bachelor went to thailand. they were selling it. imagine what the press is like in vietnam today? control the press, how wonder it is. the miles per hour miles per amr the truth. >> bob: this was a communist show put on by a network that should know better. >> greg: coming up, a story so amazing you might freak out. geek i can team asking out kat

jane. thanks so much. talk about tonight if we close higher or lower. >> a lot of ways to slice the new record and looking at the dash or trash because the sort of trashier stocks huge gainers year to date. netflix. best buy. zynga. we'll talk about them. whether or not they're buys at this stage of the bull market run and barbara marcin giving a best growth ideas in this market because remember dividend plays, defensive plays have been big gainers with high valuations at this point. >> see you later on, guys. if you're just joining us this morning, here's what you missed. ♪ >>> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> i still have this view that equities are the best place in the financial. >> a couple you love right now? >> yeah, well, we have 90 holdings in our portfolio. almost half the s&p 500 now yield more than bonds. >> right. >> and they're growing. >> adp saying the total private payroll will rise by 198,000. >> we have people who fear every single fed mi

so, from the bottom of my heart, thank you, jane kim, and thank you, everybody. thank you.applause) >> thank you, supervisor. our district 1 colleague representing the m of the alphabet, supervisor eric mar will make the next presentation. >> thank you, president chiu. i'd like to ask if gail [speaker not understood] could come forward. thank you to dr. andrei shorter and the status of friends of women as well for choosing a really important topic. our district's honoree is a teacher, and i think teachers make the world go round. and i think education is the great equalizer in our society. and as we talk about gender equality, gender equality in math and science is such a critical area. and i'm really pleased with such great honorees, but i'm focusing on an amazing, amazing teacher who began over 45 years ago at washington high school. and i think there's a lot of ego pride in our neighborhood. she is an amazing toeholder we are honoring for women's history month. her contribution is in the field of mathematics at washington high school, go back over 40 years. and she is al

jane gives weekly updates which are scheduled after monday. so we don't have last week's numbers, but up until february 28th we have had approximately 289 users. using license 123. we're not being provided the information in term of what industry sectors they are looking at. we don't have that information now, but we're working on obtaining that information. because i think that will be useful information for us to have. then next, moving on, we do have the joint commissioner meeting. it is confirmed for april 8th and i put in the time of 6:00 p.m., but chris, please correct me if that is not correct. >> that looks to be correct. >> okay. thank you. and and in the board chambers in room 250. so the topic is "women entrepreneurs in san francisco." and so some of the core categoris that we're looking at is programs assisting women entpreneurs in getting started. we'll have women's initiatives, provide some presentings, the renaissance center has their women's center program and i think commissioner ortiz-cartagena, i would like to talk to you about

jane gives weekly dates which are scheduled after monday. so we don't have last week's numbers, but up until february 28th we have had approximately 289 users. using license 123. we're not being provided the information in term of what industry sectors they are looking at. we don't have that information now, but we're working on obtainingat

jane. thanks so much. >>> one of the most respected analysts in the housing market speaking exclusively to she stands on your house next. >>> plus, powerhouse. we spot. top real estate markets. today it is atlanta. see why it is tough to buy there. after a quick 30-second break. >>> coming up on "street signs," holler for a dollar. the case for going along the dollar whether the payroll is going on the streak. and the ceo on making dressing your little one with the click of a mouse a whole lot earlier. turning to millions each year and making money from wheat, corn and soy beans and the wonderful jane wells will be back on with the story about the granny nanny. top of the hour at 2:00, folks. >> see you at 2:00, mandy. >>> the housing market, another big bold call today on fast money halftime report. >> i'm probably the most bullish i've ever been fundamentally and i'm dating myself. been around almost 20 years. think of sentiment like a battle ship. pointed downward for 7 years. or at least until last year. then inventory cleared. blight goes away. consumers feel better and now there is t

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back to you. >> it's a great story, jane. >> yeah. >> great piece. thanks so much, jane wells.gap which is halted for news pending. >> yeah -- >> on a day where it is doing extraordinarily well. >> take a look at that rise at the open. it jumped 4%. so this should be some pretty interesting developments, especially i don't want to link the two together, but there was a go private deal on hot topic, much smaller, of course, $600 million for the total size of the deal on hot, but interesting to see this halted here. we're going to watch that. >> yes. meanwhile, what's coming up tonight? >> we're going to talk about the bank stress test especially as the officials enter bull market territory. we'll get the latest trade on facebook after the results. got mark mahaney tonight. >> we've got factory orders in germany and a lot more. >>> if you're just joining us, here's what you've already missed. >>> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> when everybody's waiting for that market pullback, it is not going to happen. because everyone's going

i no longer smell bacon scope, i smell a prank. >> it smells so disgusting. >> oh, it sounds beautiful, julia! >> janeou like eating bacon, would you like your breath to smell like it? >> what's wrong with the smell of bacon, whether it's coming in your nose or out of your mouth? >> jane, didn't you have bacon ice cream one time? >> i've had the bacon sundae. that was not good. i had the bacon shake. that was worse. but the bacon taco, the baco, it's awesome. >> some could say jane's breath already smells like bacon. >> she would know. >> jane, i drank the bacon milk shake there too, and the real problem was it was the fake bacon chemical taste. and i think that's what would happen with the mouthwash and i think it would be a fake bacon taste and that's disgusting. >> yes, scope was allegedly saying, if this is real, it would not be real bacon. no pigs would be hurt in the making of the mouthwash, which means vegans could appreciate it too. >> jane, i think you should start a kick starter campaign to fund a real bacon mouthwash. >> robert frank is curiously silent. >> you know, the only thing worse th

so today. please join me in welcoming supervisor jane kim and supervisor malia cohen from districts six and 10 respecti respectively. [applause] >> good morning. i was reminded this morning as the mayor was announcing different members of the city family that are here, naomi kelly, and those others, the mayor likes to travel with the ladies. but in all honestly it's great to be here. and anchorstein is my favorite san francisco beer. and it's a beer that i grab for when i go to a friends' house. not that it's a plug, but it's important to support san francisco products. and it's amazing that this company has been committed to san francisco and as an ambassador throughout the world. and important to partner with another great ambassador, and that's the san francisco giants. as we look at district 6, that includes mission bay. we have to recognize the history that was here before much of the development came. and that was the development and warehouses. and i came here to shop for furniture and other local wares. and it's exciting as we develop this part of the city, that can

. >> who knew it was so complicated. janegood night twitter verse for mankind. seven years ago the very first tweet was sent by the site's founder jack dorsey. up next we'll talk to one of twitter's earliest users about how the site has changed the world. much more "squawk on the street" on the other side of this break. stay tuned. >>> welcome >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm josh lipton. bp is moving higher this morning. the news here rosneft saying it's closed the acquisition of the world's largest crude producer with bp as a major shareholder. bp's ceo calling this an historic day for bp in russia. the deal reported as a victory for rosneft's chief. putin says it's a positive because it monetizes some of the russian exposure but the bad news is it's not a terribly run company and the political risk in russia is significant. back to you, guys. >> thanks very much. today we're wishing a very happy birthday of sorts to twitter. as the social media good night celebrates seven years since its very first tweet. th

so many projects large and small. first to monique moir who answered every late night call from me. and her voice mail said janeat can be do to help. she also sent the photos from her office. i have lots of historical photos from that event. i actually started doing the pr marketing for the building when it opened 10 years ago and elliot riley from real estate who patiently answered every question i asked. to byron, diane, phil, and mark and jonathan stern who helped plan our continued growth and all the guys at the permit desk who every time i went to apply for a permit, guided me on all the approval processes finally to manny, patricia and amy and all of you made this work. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> [ applause ] >> commissioner, can we do a picture real quick. thank you again, jane. this is very gratifying. thanks to your team as well. >> next, commissioners, i want to talk about a new restaurant coming in at pier 5. we are lucky to be getting celebrity chef michael sharl oh. it's named koekt a. c o q u e t a. you may have known him. he's a celebrity. he's a specialist in italian cuisine. he owns

so when i see you [ bleep ] it's going to be a homicide. i take this seriously. >> reporter: of course. and the next? >> and the next is i'll celebrate by beating the [ bleep ] out of jane doe. >> reporter: so those two girls are going to be in front of a judge right here in the courthouse tomorrow morning at 10:30. the family of the victim and she has security right now, that's what i'm told by the sheriff, and he also said to me look, anyone who crosses the line on social media or anyone else is going to face the consequences just like these two girls, piers. >> pretty shocking development. poppy, thank you very much indeed for your continued excellent coverage from down there. i want to bring in bob fitzsimmons, who represents the 16-year-old victim. bob, welcome back to you. first of all, let me get your reaction to this development, of two young teenaged girls being arrested for making death threats and other kind of really horrific threats towards your client. what is your reaction to that? >> well, it's shocking that it would happen, especially after the convictions that occurred and everything this family has been through, and to put them through more of that sa

so what's the difference? what if she discusses it with jane? she's not going to tell jane. couldn't you at least tell her about the shrinkage factor? i'm not going to tell her about your shrinkage. besides, i think women know about shrinkage. how do women know about shrinkage? isn't it common knowledge? elaine. elaine. elaine! what? do women know about shrinkage? what do you mean like laundry? no... like when a man goes swimming... afterwards. it shrinks? like a frightened turtle. why does it shrink? it just does. i don't know how you guys walk around with those things. hazelnut macchiato please. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the new hazelnut macchiato from starbucks. crafted by hand & heart. [george] um, about the script-- right. the script. i've read this thing three times. yeah? and every time i read it... what? excuse me for a second. what? would you like a pepto-bismol? i keep them in my wallet. you think he liked it? [retching] [coughing] i'm not sure. yeah! [cough] [singing in italian] [singing falsetto] ooh! waaahh! the air conditioner! [woof woof] my mother ca

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kill americans on american soil, even musing about whether jane nfond would have been targeted for mounting a north vietnamese tank. >> i'm not sofonda, but i'm not interested in putting her on a drone list. >> my knees were hurting. i was sneaking candy bars -- >> we saw. >> there's a candy drawer, and i see y'all caught me with half the candy bar in and half of it out of my mouth. my wife said, can't you chew with your mouth closed. >> i did see you had water there and you were trying not to drink it. >> i decided to drink very little water and have no caffeine. >> reporter: he stopped talking after midnight, only because nature was calling. >> 12 hours is a long time to not go to the restroom. >> reporter: as the evening wore on, paul did start getting help from colleagues. twitter was blowing up with conservatives demanding other senators come to his assistance. >> let me thank him for his courage and conviction. >> reporter: even the gop leader, paul's senior home state senator, whose up for re-election next year, showed up after 11:00 p.m. but the issue exposed a divide among republicans. john mccain lashed out at paul. >>

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now i'm not a great fan of jane fonda, i'm really not so interested in putting her on a drone kill listbret: rand paul, he has talked about a lot of things today. he wolfed down a snickers and jelly beans. it doesn't look like he is going anywhere anytime soon. a.b., what about rand paul? he is obviously raising his profile. he is said to consider a run for president. >> everybody loves a filibuster in washington. the fact he is going through this is impressive. he has done a good job. he is articulated and prepared. at one point he did say it's not so much about filibustering the nomination of john brennan as much as it is as he said, a request to get the president of the united states to say no americans would be killed if they are not engaged in come back. i don't think the effort to codify the drone policy that charles is talking about and this eric holder talked about today saying that the white house is going to try to come up with steps to create transparency on this. he will be remembered for this. that is what he wanted. >> same time, steve, the president is having dinner with