international correspondent tess are still alive from caracas venezuela. well it's become something of a laughing stock among transparency advocates they stop trading congressional a knowledge act better known as a stock act was supposed to clear the way for a more open government when it comes to wall street and the potential of insider trading but critics call the act an invasion of privacy and a threat to national security interests as a result president obama has signed a repeal saying that the data does need to be public but not necessarily on the internet in other words security through obscurity now to talk about this i was joined earlier by author les leopold he wrote the book currently and he just wrote the book about is now on the shelves called how to make a million dollars an hour and i asked him what's the point of the stock act if we aren't really reaping the benefits of the law well the point is public relations the point is to try to make it seem as if disclosing without disclosing ok so what does it do any more does it do anything other th

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that much more grow tess being. mike, how about you? what do you do?t going to take off that trade. there's nothing to it. we're going to leave that on. i'm inclined to go out and buy the put spread. the reason you do this is trying to short this market is a very painful exercise. that's why you have to risk very little to do it. that allows you to play again. that's what i'm going to do in time warner. >> i think that's the interesting thing. you want to risk a little to make a lot. >>> coming up next on "mad money", cramer's checking out pfizer. your game plan for next week as well as your tweets. coming up next, we have the final call from the options desk. ♪ [ 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. [ "the odd couple" theme playing ] humans. even when we cross our "t"s and dot our "i"s, we still

tess well born. [speaker not understood]. espinola jackson. [speaker not understood]. paul page. leah [speaker not understood]. and george wedding. welcome. >>> thank you. >> you can go ahead. >>> okay, all right. hi, i am christin ham son and i'd like to thank you for having me here today, supervisors. ~ obviously this is an important law. i also believe that the reforms that are being considered today are very important as well. i was asked to share a little bit about our family's story. i'm here to talk about one of those home remodel projects that came up against the ceqa process as they are implemented today in san francisco. and, so, i'm here to talk about some of the real impacts to real families. i can sense there is concern in the room about some of the changes that are being considered, but i hope that our story might help people think about some of the impacts and the way ceqa is implemented currently as well. we did a home remodel project. it took us about 2-1/2 years to get through the full approval process. we went through mediation, the planning commission, and the

were not racially coming in so he didn't help and got to go now ok we'll leave it there thank you tess of us are still alive from caracas so you have you know where a gunman is at large after a shooting a police officer at the massachusetts institute of technology police are pursuing the shooter and have urged to stay indoors the shooting took place just days after a series of explosions at the annual boston marathon killed three people and injured one hundred eighty the investigation continues with authorities releasing photographs of two individuals wanted in connection with the blasts. a search and rescue mission is underway in the texan town of west where a violent explosion ripped through a fertilizer plant leaving up to fifteen people dead and injuring over one hundred sixty the exact number of casualties and those missing is yet to be determined artie's lamon galindo reports from the scene. several police departments from around texas cordoned off a large area around the fertilizer plant which exploded last night at about seven thirty local time now i just came back from one of

and remember for the latest up to the minute details on what's going on in venezuela tess is following developments at the polling stations in caracas and you can log on to her twitter feed and find out which candidate will take the country's top job. campaign and again venezuela chooses a new president as a choice runs against a free market poster boy for possible venezuela choose after coming down to self-styled socialism or free market model venezuela votes april fourteenth. an attempt to break up the sixty eight day long hunger strike at guantanamo bay has ended in clashes between inmates and guards rubber bullets fired at detainees who are resisting attempts by the cap administrator is to isolate them in a single man units authorities say it's a way for the prison staff to control the spread of the strike against conditions there. has more. this was apparently a pre-dawn operation that took place hours after the delegates of the international committee of the red cross left the island left guantanamo a statement released by the u.s. military says the guards at guantanamo have fire

lot on his plate from the country's energy ventures to its economy r t international correspondent tess are selah has more the campaign has not been long but neither has a big short on passion well we're here in the district that really has support for the. so-called successor oh but chad as you can see from all the good to hear the people really having a very festive attitude and a lot of them selling paraphernalia halley get shot this is really a bastion of chavez's support many people tell me of the kind of benefit that they have gained for fourteen years of having taught us as president talking about education talking about the social mission which really is a cornerstone of his popularity and the people here are very enthusiastic about giving their opinion about why they support chavez let's talk to the gentleman over here for him we have learned a lot. he was chosen right. here. we can go forward with but we've got proof we can do nothing it's clear that for many people here who were staunch supporters of chavez a huge part of playing here is the loyalty they have. voting for. wel

they have ago tess to computers? how can you complain when you don't have the ability to complain? >> i thought it was people visiting the prison. have you ever written a review on yelp? >> no. >> i haven't. i don't know friends who have. there is a small group of people working at yelp trying to write all of the reviews. >> that totally makes sense. when you go on yelp you go -- they either sound lie overly positive. >> thank you think about it, yelp is the noise you make before you tbet murdered? >> i think it is for and by criminals. >> yelp. >> would you say prisons and war donees and guards and it will influence their work for the better or perhaps the worst. >> it is interesting to see people say well i am taking my business elsewhere. i was under the impression that all were written by the killly insane. it is so businesses are not promoting themselves and yelp will do that. if they find out you did that they lift up a banner that says that. and the relp reviewers have a lot of time on their hands. should yelp stake them down or are they helpful. >> i don't know if any of yo

international correspondent tess are still alive from caracas venezuela. well it's become something of a laughing stock to transparency advocates the stop trading on congress tional knowledge act better known as the stop back stock act that is was supposed to clear the way for a more open government when it comes to wall street and the potential for insider trading it was an act a little bit over a year ago but the new legislation that was just passed and signed by president obama early this weekend essentially took the bite out of this law here's how now the stock act was supposed to force the executive branch the legislative branch as well as military leaders and congressional staff members to publish searchable financial disclosures online but critics call the act an invasion of privacy and a threat to national security interests as a result the act was delayed over and over and over again until today the new rule is that the data has to be public but not necessarily on the internet and not necessarily in a searchable database in other words security th

you can grow to krav-maga to learn how to hit people in the tess tau cals in five ways. guns lying around, they can be used for other purposes like shooting yourself in the head. >> your eyes lit up there. >> i was wondering if you were going to try one of the methods out on me being i am next to you. and if you got to, you got to. >> if they are able to arm an entire neighborhood and i have questions as to whether that will happen, what do you think the result will be? they say it will lead to lower crime. >> well, i have seen -- living in the suburbs i have seen a lot of arguments about your branch of your tree is over the fence. i am thinking if i had a shotgun in that moment, what would happen? the other thing i thought was a little weird about this program is they talked to a woman who was saying i get off a bus late at night and i will walk home and it is scary which is totally understandable. is she going to ride the bus with a shotgun? >> you can in texas. that's encouraged. >> you can actually ride shotgun? >> nice. >> thank you. >> bill, you defend your home, a

. >> how about taylor swift tess verizon center. >> now you're hitting me where i live. thank you, gentlemen, you are the coolest whips in town. you better believe it. >> you have to introduce me to ted sarandis at the dinner. i can't get my [ bleep ] netflix to work. >> i have three sources saying valerie is on the warpath. >> you might think that. i couldn't possibly comment. >> is it true you've been hoarding tickets to the dinner? >> where are you getting that? >> ed hen roy. >> you mean mr. integrity. >> how but you tweet it and i'll retweet it? >> all right. >> done. i thought you wanted the immigration bill to pass. >> i did, but that stingy -- wouldn't give me the ravens tickets. >> acopy would be cool. >> you can't run for mayor again, mike. that would put anithen weiner in a pickle and then he'll tweet that pickle. >> what do you suggests? president of the correspondents association. >> doesn't that position only last for a year? >> since when are term limits ever stopped you? you should know, mike, ed drinks big gulps. >> ed henry, i want him out. >> i'll make

around 12:30 i heard what i thought was kids lighting off fire cracker tess at the end of the street, and i heard a lot of loud -- sounded like rocket fire. then i looked down there and i see like the sky illuminated. then i noticed the car speed down laurel street toward school street, and i later found out that this is the car that the 19-year-old there, got out of the car and went off on foot. that's why they're searching watertown. then i saw 10 or 20 watertown police cars shoot up the street and there was more hollering and more shooting. >> mike, what time was this, again? >> i would say between 12:30 and quarter of 1:00 last night. >> that would line up because he was declared dead at 1:30. now, did you see a body in the street? >> no, i didn't see anything like that. >> i see. but you heard bullets. did you also hear explosions, mike? >> i heard three big explosions. as i never heard before. they were really horrific. >> are you in your home now? >> yes, i am. >> you know, police told you to sit still. what did you think about that when you heard that? >> i thought, oh, have s

tess regimes are inherently unpredictable because they rest on very narrow bases of power. one guy. the saddam case is a perfect one. it wasn't just u.s. analysts saying this, it was the king of jordan saying this, the president of egypt. all the arabs who spoke his language, who met him several times, they thought he was bluffing. so when we look at north korea, when the south koreans don't understand it, let's not get too deeply soo the psycho analysis of one human being. what we have to do is protect our interests, reassure our allies and put in place a structure that speaks peace. >> we have more to discuss. a lot more coming up on our special report. >>> up next, north korea's missile force -- missiles may force global powers to pay serious attention. we have live reports from the international capitals in the region, where war fears are building right now. >>> and a rare and remarkable look at the tense korean border. from the communist north side. stay with us. i just don't think i should have to wait for it! who do you think i am, quicken loans? ♪ at quicken loans, we won't

i want to add to what you said is that sometimes slow and steady win tess race.ice pop on that day, but they want to see growth going into the year. >> six months down the road, they don't want to see that the stock is tanking. still to come, we visit commodities corner and get an outlook for pressure metals for the next quarter and beyond. that's next. 's next. it's lots . all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. tomorrow starts here. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> gold, oil and is natural gas had a mixed quarter with gold falling. nat gas and is crude futures ridesing. let's bring in anthony grizani. what's up, buddy? >> how are you doing, brian? good to see

. >>> tess la coming up with a new financing plan to make its cars more accessible, but you won't believet we found when we dug into elon musk, the owner, when we dug into his mathematics. >>> and you saw the video of the just-fired rutgers coach, mike rice's treatment. we'll discuss whether there's a lesson in for corporate america, and we'll talk more about fallon replacing leno. all of that and the latest market news at the top of the hour. >> all right, ty, thanks so much. >>> let's go to the market flash desk now for a look at what's moving. josh, what are you watching? >> we're checking out facebook, enjoying a pop on this down day. tomorrow, facebook will be hosting an event to unveil its, quote, new home on android. also today, jpmorgan out with a note telling their clients they'd be buying recent weakness, reiterating their rating. facebook up about 3% right now. scott, back to you. >> josh, as always, thank you. >>> we should note as well, stocks are at session low, energy, financials dragging things lower, as we go on here. any of you concerned that this really is the start of

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the audit found there's a 7% decline with the number of complaints against the department, tess spiteore ral. 11 officers were disciplined. that's a big ri duction for the officers disciplined in 2011. one of the recommendations made by the police auditor was to have the department reinstate the policy to document the race, ethnicity and identity for all detained and searched and not arrested. >> i agree to some extent, i do. a lot of times you don't want a racial profile. i understand that. you can't judge the whole group on a group of people. on the other hand, this will help us avoid something hike terrorism. it could be terrorism or groups or gang. >> reporter: a number of other recommendations made by the auditor include requiring officers who drawer point their weapons toward a person, to document that in the incident report. and creating guidelines for officers who interact with tracks gender so they can avoid using words offensive to that population. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:33. later on today, the oakland police combiance director is due to announce a pla

i wanted to say something that tess spoke about. something i want to be clear about is the resettlement. anyone who has been displaced by their home and would like to return. but if it is not safe and the conditions are not right it is against the geneva conventions that the u.s. and most countries are agreeing with to end them home. stay many the country where you were displaced to. if you were displaced from syria to turkey stay there. or lebanon or another cub. you're not as far away from ome, hopefully it is safe. but around the world in so many locations that place is not safe. it is not welcoming. you don't have any civil rights and it is not a sustainable solution for your wealth there. the third and last solution is for another country to take you. to be able to be taken out of the unsafe conditions, persecution that may follow you into another country and go to a third. i have to point out a small proportion of those. the total u.s., which senior around 70,000 this year will be equal to the sum of other countries in the num

paul jacobs, ceo of qualcomm which power tess devices is announcing it's working facebook to allow facebookook app to run smoothly. >> we're excited about the experience they're going to bring in the with the smartphone. shake things up a little bit. we're always interested to see partners that will bring out events to get the consumer excited. >> investors seem confident that it will eventually boost the company's bottom line. the stock moved higher on the announcement. from facebook's headquarters, i'll julia boorstin. >>> still to come, we're going to preview the jobs report and break down president obama's late he budget plan. york? in the neww a new property tax cap... and the lowest middle class income tax rate in 60 years... and a billion dollars in tax breaks and incentives. new opportunities for business. over 250,000 new private sector jobs were created over the last two years. and 17 straight months of job growth. with the most private sector jobs ever. lower taxes, new incentives, new jobs, now that's news. to grow or start your business in the new new york visit thenewny.com [

authorities have arrested a mississippi man suspected of mailing a letter said initially tessed positive the deadly poison ricin to senator weicker and president obama and a mississippi officials. the 45 year-old was arrested at his home seven curtis 100 miles east of mfs it worked -- he had previously worked as an elvis impersonator. i am arthel neville. connell: back to the explosion in texas in the town of west we have seen that the weather is the bigger issue. dagen: so now we go to our meteorologist has the latest from fox weather center. we did have strong thunderstorms that rolled through the city of west texas and just to give you a frame of reference if you don't know where it is it is 20 miles north of like a texas 80 miles south of dallas. the strong storms rolled through this morning and with a significant drop in temperature ready for the thunderstorm hit it was 74 degrees right afterwards it was about 53. 21 degrees temperature drop within the span of one hour to bring the infrared image from the satellite out in space that was able to detect the heat signature from the cit

new this morning from france, a judge in paris has ruled that an auction of hopepy mass can go ahead tessition -- despite opposition. that means the auction will be held today. now, the hopi tribe says those masses -- masks are sacred and they were taken illegally. >>> scientists have concluded there is a direct connection between the burning of fossils. the united states and china give off the most caution. >>> police say this man fired at least five shots in the car dhery was in -- cherry was in. that crash killed two other people. >>> deputies in humboldt county are trying to figure out who shot an arrow that seriously injured a horse. this is a picture of the arrow, the owner says she left her horse cash in a pasture ahong eel river. the owner went to check on the horse the next day and he was wounded in his left hip. the case is being investigated as a felony. >>> 7:50. another first for the san francisco zoo. we will see the eight-week-old cub going on display in her outdoor exhibit. >>> a mountain lion hops over a fence and sneaks into a backyard. the scary details behind the homeo

she says the resignation signal tess gravity of the situation. there you go. now, the german chancellor appearing la merkel has held talk wes vladimir putin last night on the sidelines. reports say merkel voiced her concerns over human rights and democratic development in hush ya, but stressed the economic ties between the two nations. mr. putin is heading to the netherlands for further trade talks. >>> this as the united states secretary of state john kerry has expressed concerns over the nuclear program that suggest it could be go on forever. as a result, industry sources expect uranium crude exports to rebound in april to the lowest level since u.s. sanctions kicked in last year. according to the reuters forecast, iran will ship 1.08 million barrels today of crude this month compared to 810,000 barrels in march. how does it all play in for oil and commodity investors? harry is head of bnp paribas. a slight rebound in raining production. what is the long-term forecast for the oil we get out of iran? and what is the wider impact? >> well, i think that iran re

new this morning from france, a judge in paris has ruled that an auction of hopepy mass can go ahead tess opposition -- despite opposition. that means the auction will be held today. now, the hopi tribe says those masses -- masks are sacred and they were taken illegally. >>> scientists have concluded there is a direct connection between the burning of fossils. the united states and china give off the most caution. >>> police say this man fired at least five shots in the car dhery was in -- cherry was in. that crash killed two other people. >>> deputies in humboldt county are trying to figure out who shot an arrow that seriously injured a horse. this is a picture of the arrow, the owner says she left her horse cash in a pasture ahong eel river. the owner went to check on the horse the next day and he was wounded in his left hip. the case is being investigated as a felony. >>> 7:50. another first for the san francisco zoo. we will see the eight-week-old cub going on display in her outdoor exhibit. >>> a mountain lion hops over a fence and sneaks into a backyard. the scary details behind the

it ooh tess kind of video where you think i don't know if i would think to grab a bat if i have a gunace. as a former cop, when you watch this, what do you see? >> certainly no law enforcement officer is going to condone a fight with a bat when someone has a gun. but this is a differnt scenario. he sees the guys with the gun. the one guy grabs one of his customers who's a relative and says give me your money or i'm going to kill you. the other guy goes around the counter to open the cash register and he felt like these guys are going to shoot anyway and he had to protect himself. >> obviously his life was on the line but did he do the right thing. >> you know, i think under the right thing under these circumstances he not only did the right thing but he saved himself and his relative. this guy was shooting at close range. not only did he leave the store, he walked out of the store, but he comes back and tries to shoot the owner of the store several times. thank god he missed him, but, you know, the store owner hits him in the head a few times so hopefully this guy, you know, took some

measure today for week-long earc the bill would give the department of transportation which oversee tessbudget flexibility to reduce the number of furloughs. passengers and airlines have watchetted up their complaints as they have decreased delays at major hubs in new york, chicago and atlanta. jet blue weighed in on cnbc's fast money. >> if the government would just let us run our airlines, i think this is a really good time to be in airlines. >> yes. maybe it is a nonpartisan issue. >> if your congressman is sitting there stuck on the tarmac with your constituents -- >> but this is the point. this is why they're trying to make such visible obvious cuts, it's the only way you can get people to overcome the object behind it and says we don't want these things to happen. >>> anyway, coming up, starbucks, jcpenney and a new high profile shareholder. we'll let you know who is committing major dollars to the retailer, next. >>> today on cnbc.com, how about this for a baesh injury outlook? socgen's albert edwards says gold will top $10,000 an ounce. the stock market will tank and treasuries w

syria's neighbors turkey and jordan would be reluctant par tess pants in a u.s.. they have been long time critics of bashar assad but you are critical of u.s. intelligence after the erroneous intelligence of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. >>> egyptian state news says they are requiring mubarak to stay in jail for 15 days. mubarak has been held for more than two years for charges that include the death of protesters during the 2011 uprising. he can appeal the latest decision. >>> a prison camp at guantanamo bay has been a topic of controversy including efforts to create a justice system for enemy combatants. author and "wall street journal" reporter joins us along with lieutenant colonel now reteared stewart couch. thank you both for coming. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: interesting to look at this in the context of what is playing out in boston. two brothers. one became a u.s. citizen. tamerlan tsarnaev who didn't survive but his younger brother did and beam a citizen. how differently would be they treated in the context of what is set up for terror suspe

but this follow tess move from fitch, which i believe was last week and they cut the country's credit rating, as well. look for an impact there across the markets. >>> yesterday's tragic events in boston led to severe cell phone service disruptions, prompting speculation over mobile security after early reports that concerns over a remote debt nation of an explosion. these reports were soon after denied. but it does highlight increased concerns over mobile security as cyber criminals move away from the web and towards mobile. that's according to symantec's latest internet security reports. joining us to talk about it now is steven trilling. thank you very much for your time this morning. look, what happened in boston yesterday, can you talk about the vulnerabilities in mobile networks? >> yeah. certainly, mobile networkes and mobile devices are the next frontier for targeted attacks. certainly the amount of malicious software we're seeing on these devices is very small compared to what we see on traditional laptops and desktops, but it's growing rapidly. we saw an increase in what we

what's been driving stock tess last four years have been buybacks. buyback announcements have accelerated. all other investments have been net sellers. this year, we're starting to see less selling. if you get more buying from the buybacks and less selling from the others, you could have significant gains ahead in the stock market. >> and, breen, what you're saying is that the credit to these levels point to the s&p at 2,500? >> if you look at the earnings yield on stocks, the inverse to the pe and relate it to the yield on junk, stocks would have to be over 2500 to match what credit has done in the last four years. that tells me there's little upside left in credit and only downside risk in credit. so i would prefer to be. >> stocks than in credit. but pensions have this perceived need to avoid the volatility of stocks. that leads to this credit boom. >> we want to pick up on this exact point. brian, don't go anywhere. i want to get a couple of news stories out in the meantime. >>> another sign of market recovery in the u.s. as investment clubs are

maybe with a cliched sort of way, not necessarily biologically, but with the presence of a lot of tessalking about young men. it is second factor, you nay narrative. >> i think narrative is the most important, rather than ideology or religion, because that demystifies it. what happens is they young men see themselves identifying with some greater cause, usually the cause of some oppressed people. it could be the catholics in northern ireland, it could be the tamals in sri lanka. in this case, they probably saw themselves identifying with the oppressed chechen people, the opressed iraqi people, the oppressed afghan people, even though they -- they see themselves almost like in knights in white armor. the key work of the ideology of al qaeda is a book called" knights under the prophet's banner" which is the whole idea of terrorism as chivalry. i think that's what you'll see almost universally with these guys. >> what about the third factor? theater. >> this is something that's always been a characteristic of terrorists, whether anarchists or islamists. it's become a huge problem in the l

a short time ago i spoke with former assistant fbi director tom even if tess about the threat faced rightlaw enforcement personnel in that community. let's listen. >> for anybody involved in the criminal justice system all the way up as we saw in colorado, with the director of corrections, tom clement. people are out there that you deal with that hate you, and if they get an opportunity, may take your life. >> judge, now two killings in two months. you are a judge in this community. give me a sense of what the feeling is right now. >> well we are all on heightened alert. there's no question about that. we are following the directions, we've been given by law enforcement, as far as what we should be doing, what -- how we should be connecting our daily base. not only at work but certainly our personal lives, as well. and i do know that the law enforcement starting with our sheriff's department and the other texas rangers, the fbi, the atf, i mean we have a lot of very professional groups that are helping in this investigation but saying all that. we also know that we have to be on the alert

tess regimes are inherently unpredictable because they rest on very narrow bases of power. one guy.dam case is a perfect one. it wasn't just u.s. analysts saying this, it was the king of jordan saying this, the president of egypt. all the arabs who spoke his language, who met him several times, they thought he was bluffing. so when we look at north korea, when the south koreans don't understand it, let's not get too deeply soo the psycho analysis of one human being. what we have to do is protect our interests, reassure our allies and put in place a structure that speaks peace. >> we have more to discuss. a lot more coming up on our special report. >>> up next, north korea's missile force -- missiles may force global powers to pay serious attention. we have live reports from the international capitals in the region, where war fears are building right now. >>> and a rare and remarkable look at the tense korean border. from the communist north side. stay with us. state.ork what's the "new" in the new new york? a new property tax cap... and the lowest middle class income tax rate in 60

john tess tral, makes max baucus look like a coward.woman, but she deserves it. she had an opportunity to be a profile in courage and have five years to zigzag in ways that you may need to in a red state. but to do the right thing. women's groups will hold this against her because it's becoming so much of a women's issue. >> who is a pressure group, bill dailey or the nra? >> she wouldn't be where she is without national democratic money. >> i'm not evening -- let's take the private stuff i've heard at value and say she was going to be the 60th vote if they needed. i think the dell emma for democrats is if you don't invest in her and doesn't win that seat, you will have a republican who will never vote for it. this way you have somebody who if you really need it, is there. >> i look at mary landrieu in terms of their nominate scores, they're trending more conservative than the rest of their party. landrieu, she should be a profile in courage in many respects. baucus and pryor, to me, that's pretty indefensible as is heitkam p. baucus ha

but so far, the bark was a lot worse than the bite and i think it undermine tess white house argumentt we can't cut spending a lot more. >> yeah. given our future obligations, how far you want to total them up, there's a lot of numbers around, but some of them are 70 trillion, whatever it is. if cutting this 3% wasn't even -- whatever it comes out to. people have different numbers for it. but if it had hurt and if we really did feel it, what would that say about our ability to do the big things we need to do? i mean, maybe this is a good sign. i mean, we've got to do a lot more. maybe it's good that it shows that we can do this without it being that painful because we've got a lot more work to do. >> right. and the work we have to do is on the longer terms, debt, social security, medicare, medicaid. >> but we know even over the past five years -- >> yeah. it's discretionary. >> i was saying if you would go over to that egg hunt in a bunny outfit -- you're like 6'2", right? >> 6'4". >> you would make a really good harvey, although he was invisible. how cold is it? is it 30 degrees down

chaisite tess largest presidential library and the presidents came to show their support.bush in a special that will air tonight on fox news channel. a sneak peek of some of that. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> this is abraham lincoln. this is the spot where a president put the most influential president, there is a tradition where each president picks a president. i chose lincoln. now, in my case, influential president, has a lot of meaning. because my dad is by far the most influential president. i wouldn't be here without his unconditional love. i the tell people 41 portrait is in my heart and i put lincoln on the wall. he had a great vision for country. leadership requires vision, and principles. lincoln is a great example of that. >> president george w. bush tonight at 9:00 p.m. >> clayton: you are wondering are they hanging in out the oval office? no harks is a replica of the -- no, that is a replica in the oval office to look the way he was there. >> mike: yeah. you know his dad, he is could have put my portrait up on the wall. >> clayton: no, your portrait is in my heart. goo