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the senators briefed say they are concerned about the five taliban leaders released in exchange for theer is jant. >> this is returning five dangerous people in the fight against america. >> the town cancelled a big celebration. >> it is too soon in the process. are a lot of emotions involved here. >> some of them strongly against a hero's welcome. a his story will be told. whether it is a silent return or something else, we are behind him. >> defense secretary is saying unfair to jump to conclusions and the army will review why le left the unit and how he was captured by the taliban when he's better. we are hoping to take advantage of the attention around the case, there is a video showing the american with mer canadian husband and the couple is asking for president obama to help free them and their child from the taliban. the family released the videos this week and received the videos last year. >> senators are continuing to negotiate over two proposed veterans' affairs bills and designed to reform the serious problems with the department, including the wait times. the va's acting chie

but sobber fans will get a kick out of this: theers shake the region when this opens in 2015, and now 60 percent completed and the big train work is done and the for last is in place. construction is scheduled to be finished in november and this is what it will look like, the first earthquakes is game is in march. the earthquakes all-time leading scorer is in brazil playing for the united states national team in this year's world cup. >> next year, we on the stadium we will have a global icon soccer player to on the stadium and he is down-to-earth and connects well with the fans and we could not ask for a better superstar. >> he is known as is blossoming into a major league all star and now participating on the than team in the first wound cup participation. fans can teammates and the head coach do not expect much to change when he runs from the world same. >> he hasn't changed one bit in four or five years and signs every autograph as humble a guy you will ever meet. just being around the locker room he is still the same guy. >> san jose fans have another player to clear for during t

my own reports were all theerred for, in one instance or five years without my knowledge or i had i had no idea something i had apparently signed off as far as the f.b.i. was concerned, i hadn't said at all. >> so, fred, i am having a hard time understanding the motivation here what does the f.b.i. or a da or a local law enforcement gain from falsifying or manipulating evidence to put potentially the wrong person in prison? what's the upside to that? >> i think there is a whole spectrum of human experience there. focus want to be part of the good ol' boy system somebody is sure there is guilt. if you test it scientifically and if the science doesn't support that hypothesis, you are pushed to the side. frankly people have got mortgages, car payments, kids to put through school, all of the normal human frailties that we've got, we go through life with, that lead to, to saw, he must have done something. let's not rock the boat. >> geoff, go ahead. >> what i would like to add, also, is the desire to just rack up another conviction. wanting to move up within the prosecuteo's office on the le

loo l t not mp throh hall bouvard as e nping8v this bo theer oh f elphiaphil e delaware county, gloucester county. rain rates of one to 2 inches an hour. it is called flash flooding because it happens just like that. it floods very quickly. creek flooding, business flooding, that is what we're talking about throughout the evening period. never drive across a road covered with water. we will continue to track storms and have very latest coming up on what to expect with more storms, chris, a little bit later on in the week. >> kathy, thanks very much. >>> looking at some of the flooding, from these heavy rains. it comes to us from pitman, new jersey snapped by peter wine, our thanks to peter, you can see that road there, completely covered in water. is there even a trash can there that seems to be float ago way. how about this one, todd quinones, sent this in from a rainy i-95 in wilmington delaware. you can up load you're witness picks of severe weather just like these, just head to cbs philly.com/share. if it is save for you to take a picture during the storm we want to see them. send them

and why south korea play theers were pelted with candy as they returned home from brazil. >>> too bad you can't catch that, that's illegal. look over here towards the bay bridge, smooth drive across that. we have construction going on around the bay. we'll point that out and check your transit as well coming up. >>> at nbc bay area, we investigate giving you a voice, and we're committed to bringing you continuous news, telling the stories that shape our communities. we're grateful to have been recognized with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service in television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> well welcome back to you, it is 4:53 in the morning, going to be hot today. we'll check in with christina in just a minute. new video from south korea this morning. the soccer team returned to a chilly reception from fans. and a few screams. dozens met the team at the airport. you could see they get thrown, people are throwing taffy

all theering quakes and ensuing tsunamis caused deaths. the town of valdez was destroyed and 30 people lost their lives. many of them children who had come down to the dock to meet a freight ship. as tradition would have, the crew would toss fruit to the children that had come to meet the ship. two crew members were filming when the earthquake hit and they captured the tragic destruction on film. i would ask the film now to play by staff. >> at valued did he see, the jean comes in. always a red letter day. for the men, it means the first day of spring, working cargo in the hold and down on the dock. for the women it brings fresh fruit and vegetables to valdez, the first they have seen since winter set in. and for the kids, it's always a little like christmas. it's dusk. almost too dark for good photographiy but aboard the ship crewmen take some pictures of the grinning youngsters and their dogs at the dock below, then at 5:36, a dozen miles deep, under the mountains north of prince william sound. the earth shivers, begins to move. suddenly

he says theer, government is alerting out the problem, other tens of thousands of people who understand are waiting for the application to be processed. their holidays are being counseled. when the home secretary is finding that -- they're not paying attention to the business of government. to add insult to injury, people that if they want their applications to be approved within a smaller time frame, they have to pay extra. when is the backlog going to be cleared? time withnot wasting a scheme from the party opposite. interesting not a word about the unemployment figures. he simply cannot bear the fact that in our country, we have got 2 million more people working in the private sector. he cannot stand the fact that unemployment has fallen yet again. he is absolutely allergic to good news. as our economy gets stronger, he gets weaker. [cheers] >> thank you, mr. speaker. the fx of the disaster in chernobyl are still being felt -- effects of the disaster at chernobyl are still being felt. will the pm look at the policy? since charging for the visa is, we have seen a 50% reduction in jump

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his form theer platoon members claim nuke rouse americans laugh -- numerous americans lost their lives searching for bergdahl. defense secretary was not convincing in the role, pentagon chief relied on one of the white house favorite offenses and claimed ignorance. >> i do not know of specific circumstances or details of u.s. soldiers dying as a result of efforts to find and rescue sergeant bergdahl. i am not aware of those specific details or any facts regarding that. lou: have you heard a more hesitant, cautious statement??@ which will bring us to the white house, president's deputy national security advisor, apologized to senate intelligence committee chair diane feinstein for not notifying her committee of the pending terrorist prisoner swap, calling the failure a quote, oversight. no word on whether the white house apologized to 7 other congressional committees, they are required by law to notify 30 days in advance of such a prisoner release. the white house openly acknowledged that these 5 terrorists the more than likely return to the battle feel feel against america. we'll talk

in the case of commercial drones, we have a service called red cap. , but as theer driver, not the car that is available to you. risks that you will tackle, and you hope that it will come under favor. >> is the notion that there are different types of religion where risks -- in certain industries, those are federal. , to medications, that's one set that's a lot of regulations. you can take them one at a time. >> i think it is a fair way to split the challenge. i would go after the local ones, you only have to tackle them one at a time. faa, fda, they are more challenging. you hope that progress will win eventually. >> hope is not a plan though. >> no. but there is a lot of luck involved with making a company a success. regulation, you look at the risks you took. you say this what happened in the past, this is the way the agencies are looking at those kinds of progress is. you hope for the best. abouthave been talking valuations. do you think any of these revelatory issues could truly slow them down? become their fatal flaw? >> i don't think so. they now average the scale where you can

transition took a you had to wait for the dvd theer, the set top box, content come it took years. to buy a new tv every seven years. smartphones, the industry moves incredibly fast. the design cycle is months, not years. people buy a new smartphone every year or two years. it will compare the smartphones like the lg3, the samsung galaxy, those are already 4k capture. you may be taking 4k video without knowing it. >> but you cannot see it on tablet until right now. >> people are already capturing 4k. the question is how to display it. these are reference designs, we help developers, they build app, play with the product. >> let's see. this is a 4k video. and this is going out on the hd broadcast at 1080. >> i have to apologize, my tablet is better than your camera. >> we are going out at 580. >> it is amazing, when i bring this device home, it is better than a lot of the electronics in my house. >> talk to me about the chip. this is snapdragon? >> there are a whole varieties of snapdragon. this is the latest and greatest, 805. this will start being in phones and tablets the second

and then an opportunity for could theered showers and downpours especially thursday.he 4th of july a dropping system pulls up along the boundary and eastern seaboard. and looking at the spaghetti pot you may have remembered if from last year. every time is a different compute model saying if it becomes tropical storm arthur will move. and it scapes the carolinas and pulls out to sea. we have to watch it and there could be rip currents, especially the fourth if you are at the shower. 71 degrees the ocean temperature, and the next three days if you are down there looking good tomorrow. sun and clouds 85. partly sunny wednesday, 88. and thursday could be a very dicey day with many downstorms at the shore 84 degrees. the forecast, hot and humid tuesday, 92. scorcher wednesday downpours in the afternoon. and the heat index wednesday afternoon in the 100s along the i-95 corridor. a bit of a break at the shore and then numerous downstorms thursday, tropical in nature. 88. and come the 4th of july 82, but despite all of that the weekend, saturday, sunday, monday looking absol

live, theere where i dentist -- all of the dentists are so booked up, if you want an appointment andou have not seen a dentist, you have not been to his office, he is not taking no new patients. it is really bad out here. i don't know what it's like in the city. out here, our doctors and dentists have it worse. they are full up. host: highlighting some of the hospitals in that report saying that the roster of underperforming hospitals has recently expanded to at least seven. the low ratings resulted principally from poor scores on measures involving deaths and competitions. other factors such as length of stay in remission rates played a role. troubling study -- policy allows for overflow to private providers. john from brooklyn, new york. democrat. also a vet. caller: hello. the lady who just got off the areassaid it was in rural -- i'm from brooklyn, new york and it's the same. host: how so? brooklyn go to the v.a. i wait three months for an appointment because they tell me they don't have the money to hire a new doctor. it's a combination of money and supervision. the republicans

>> reporter: nice weather for that, we'll see sunshine out there, don't forget theer for sunscreen, thex is high. the action cam is in front of the art museum. the gary pappa run starts in about an hour, the 5. k kicks off at 8:30. you can see some folks out there already, some of them are wearing longer sleeves. we have temperatures down in the 50s this morning and the fact that the air is so comfortable, the humidity is so low it brings that coolness or that crispness to the air today. it feels a little chilly out there this morning, but temperatures rebound nicely later this afternoon. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have nothing going on, we actually don't have a cloud in the sky. no worries today. tomorrow there's the slightest chance of a thunderstorm very late in the day, more like in the evening. i think for the most partly all that weather holds off until tuesday. 62 degrees presently in philadelphia. dewpoint, 48. winds are calm, pressure reading slightly over 30 inches. 61 in wilmington, reading, 56. dover, 61. trenton, 58. all locations significantly cooler than yesterda

i'm talking about bob evans farms, bobe for you home became theers.ostly on concentrated in the mid-west. >> that also owns a grocery business where they sell sausage, refrigerated sides and frozen convenience foods under the bob evans owens and country creek brands. you might think this bob evans' story sound boring, but i have to tell you, this is a powerful story. it's got an activist investor pushing on lock june values, it has the enhancing value-added breakup i'm always telling you about. based on what people are paying in the food and restaurant basis, particularly the package meat aisle, i think the sum of bob evans' parts might end up being worth a heck of a lot more than the whole. first of all, let me just point out that bob evans farms has not been doing well of late. it's hard to recommend a stock on a takeover business. i'm not. this is a breakup business. bob evans stock is down 5% year-to-date. in early march, 1.8% sales disappointing. much slower than the packaged food business, up just 1 .8%, disappointing margins to boot. some of th

privatized the money supply theer than letting democratic process work that out. you can see the case for that because maybe there are people who feel that if we let them, the legislature or congress determine the money supply, it's not really a good idea, but no matter how you feel about civic ologies, we have settled for some steps back from democracy. >> "unruly americans" is not your first book, but you have written previously pertaining to .he revolution one gets the feeling looking at the first book that the founding fathers had to run as fast as they could to keep themselves from the people lower in virginia society who were pressing for a more populist kind of outcome. why didn't you try tying your present book to earlier things you had written on the revolution itself? >> right, that's a great question. certainly one thing the two books have in common, and i'm happy to be part of the whole group of historians who are writing this kind of history -- i have a friend in australia who just started a book called "politics of war" about virginia and focused on

. >> theers still alive. should we hit them? >> no, we'll drop them in the pit just like they are.e takes care of the rest of them. >> oh. >> you go here in the summertime and it smells real nice over there. you look down in there and it's like a gravy that's simmering and squirming. >> even more outrageous, the employee knew he was breaking rules by not killing the chickens humanely. >> if you got buckets and buckets, are you going to stand there all day? you're supposed to do it. >> reporter: the activist recording the video was posing as an intern. she didn't want her identity revealed. >> i saw cruel practices from the first day to the final day. i'd say everything that you see in the footage is standard there. >> reporter: animal activists have used undercover video to document illegal abuse and neglect for years resulting in criminal charges, fines and even the largest meat recall in american history. but their most important tool is under attack. the agriculture industry is pushing legislation that would essentially outlaw these undercover investigations and the videos they

also the raising the wage piece, theers the very people it's talking about because they can't go and get good jobs. sometimes they check your credit, joy. so some this evenings should be bipartisan. >> i agree. some thanksgiving like education should be bipartisan. absolutely. >> angela, always great to see you in person. tamara, good to see you. we appreciate both of you. let's get a quick update on the constituent on the new jersey turnpike saturday that left one dead and seriously injured comedian tracy morgan. a spokesman says morgan remains in critical condition but was more responsive after having surgery for a and hoose been charged with death by auto. coming up, a shooting spree in las vegas where two police officers were killed in cold blood. we ask once again what will it take to get action on common sense gun control? and hundreds -- coming up, we'll talk about the unfolding humanitarian crisis and what it means for immigration reform. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many yea

well, that's exactly what theers is telling congressional republicans who want to know what happened center of the investigation into alleged targeting of conservative political groups. the irs commissioner testified friday he refused to offer any apologies. he said the agency has tried to find those thousands of e-mails but they seem to be gone for good. republicans were skeptical even angry. >> this is unbelievable. the apology that ought to be given is to the american taxpayer. not to a government agency that is abusing its power. i am sitting here listening to this testimony. i just -- i don't believe it. that's your problem. nobody believes you. >> all right. well, we're going to talk about that with marc lamont hill and ben ferguson. ben, computers really do crash sometimes. do you buy the irs commissioner's explanation for these missing e-mails? >> no. because it's not just one computer. they're saying that all of the main people involved in targeting conservative groups all of their e-mails and all of their servers and all of their hard drives they just happened to mess up. i

theer: i do want to applaud young lady from tennessee that .alled the real reason i was calling was in response to mr. romney's challenge to name anyplace where our relationship has been enhanced by the term of -- halfld think -- point to of the world population. women and young girls. also, i would have to name places where disasters have taken place. usaid has been in the forefront of recovery -- haiti, indonesia, sri lanka. even beyond that, in the political sense, i think the relationship has been well enhanced, well beyond what we faced with mr. bush, in places like asia, latin america, and africa. host: ok. who would like to take back? -- take that? guest: i think that is one of the key things that hillary clinton tried to do. when she was secretary of state, she tried to go to as many places as she possibly could. she broke records for her amount of travel. her big initiative was to try and elevate women and the poor around the world. and i think that is where she wanted her legacy to wind up. i think you will wind up seeing her talk a lot about that as she goes forward. host: b

ezra klein quotes katherine miller at buzz feed who theer rises about this whole media rollout and saysf you weren't sure you were running for president, you could artificially create the conditions of a presidential run. you could get a taste of the changed media environment and the new young voters. ezra makes a point this is like a luxury that clinton has and ultimately all of this kind of dress rehearsal for scandal will help her in the long run. do you think they could be even conceiving of this period as such? >> i mean, i always thoughts of the book tour as a way for her to make up her mind. she's talking to voters all over the country in this relatively safe environment but also this period reminded her of the scrutiny that's going to come her way. this is not even a tenth of what would happen if she was a candidate and we're in the heat of a campaign. in that sense it does. at the same time, it also puts her in front of a lot of media outlet's, getting back in the swing of being pur seef as a politician, she had a blissful period when she wasn't scrutinized in that way and her

theer: i do want to applaud young lady from tennessee that .alled the real reason i was calling was in response to mr. romney's challenge to name anyplace where our relationship has been enhanced by the term of -- halfld think -- point to of the world population. women and young girls. also, i would have to name places where disasters have taken place. usaid has been in the forefront of recovery -- haiti, indonesia, sri lanka. even beyond that, in the political sense, i think the relationship has been well enhanced, well beyond what we faced with mr. bush, in places like asia, latin america, and africa. host: ok. who would like to take back? -- take that? guest: i think that is one of the key things that hillary clinton tried to do. when she was secretary of state, she tried to go to as many places as she possibly could. she broke records for her amount of travel. her big initiative was to try and elevate women and the poor around the world. and i think that is where she wanted her legacy to wind up. i think you will wind up seeing her talk a lot about that as she goes forward. host: b

is theer thing motorcycle element at fort riley, there is a bit of americana there. i have never been able to trace this. the word is, there are a lot of guys, motorcycle cavalry at the end of world war ii, they ended up hitting california, and there that runen rumors across that they formed a club called the hells angels there. is that a myth? >> there is a little bit of truth in everything. that mechanization transition is another volume of books, but to address the motorcycle issue very quickly -- when they realized that automotive power was going to replace horse power, kind of the default assumption would be it would be the motorcycle. one rider, the size of the horse . physically look like the natural placement system. so, in the early experiments, they thought about, that that would be the natural transition. but what they found very quickly veryotorcycles were difficult to maintain. -- a lot ofund that injuries. because the type of work that motorcycles cows were doing cross-country is like motocross type riding. it takes a lot of training. lots of broken bon

. -- theer three it is company is on the cusp of becoming the most valuable u.s. bank of all time.are up almost 14%. number two is -- the medical device makers have agreed to merge. 20 electronics will pay $92 three cents for every share. the combined company will be based for tax purposes in ireland. >> number one is overseas, cemented the company is preparing an offer for energy business with mitsubishi and he taught she -- and hitachi. that news is expected to break today. we may see a competing bid to >> i want to bring in stephen wood. his call is that the market will be in choppy trade to achieve single-digit returns this year and the biggest shift could come out of europe. why do you say that? >> that for most of the change will come from. we are pretty confident what the federal reserve will do for the next couple of meanings but the big changes what mario draghi and the european central bank will be doing. i don't know that they will did quantitative easing but they will have to get busy. hasinflation day today pushed that argument further. something has to be done and it

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hard for those who jump in you have the taxi, drive theers become locked energy the passengers become locked in. >> this is not a company that's about as you mentioned in your piece, just about cars and drivers. this san urban logistics company and as more people move to urban centers, more people need things delivered, this company is very important. >> i want you guys all to remember the word "gravity." gravity will revisit this. gravity will take down its valuation one day. it will come back to earth and if you own the stock. >> you will be hurt at that time. >> okay. >> kevin, if in three to five years this company pace you a dividend, i think your going to eat your words. >> i believe! i believe! >> we are going to save this tape and see where everybody's beliefs end up. finally, not so fast, we are talking about the l.a. clippers. owner donald sterling is pulling his support for the sale of his team and going ahead with as 1 billion lawsuit, surprise, surprise, against the nba. almost too quick that he had come around. this comes after sterling's wife and co-owner of the team ag

get to theer we electronic trading platforms across all businesses, the words it is for banks. they either need to get on top of it, get in front of it and embrace it, and they will take an old school approach saying they do not want to be in that business, the blackrock and pimco's of the world who have a produce year he responsibly for best execution, they will tell them to take a hike. who will that hurt the most? the firms all based on relationships. if you are a fiduciary, you need to transact with the dealer they gives you the best price. >> times have changed. cofounder alibaba's hopes number eight is a lucky number. we will tell you why in a moment. >> plus, it is baseball versus the open days. the team wants to move, but major league baseball says no. ♪ " onhis is "market makers bloomberg television. i am erik schatzker with stephanie ruhle. there are two interpretations for ba in chinese. one can mean gate, the other means fortune. picker is and has been on the ali baba ipo trail. leslie, how important is superstition to the people behind ali baba? >> incredibly impor

to theere listening press conference in sweden.defending her support of juncker and david cameron saying things like european union councils should be in the driving seat. what is going on here? let's bring an hans nichols. he has more. breakdown the headlines for us. i think we are having a few audio issues. guy johnson and i were listening to the press conference live. >> we will talk about that. we will get it fixed. let's talk about our top corporate stories and what we are focusing on. -- wilburf ireland ross selling his stake. he has almost tripled his investment in less than three years. -- what does he say about this and why he is getting out of it? this was a terrific investment, which was fair enough. he has made about half a billion euro profit on his investment. a phone call saying about what about investing in bank of ireland. his logic was yes. this is a good idea because investors go into ireland in that sense an important signal to the rest of the investment community. that strategy worked. his shares tripled and he

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stop theers should federal spending spree and employee fair value accounting practices and ultimately work to decouple federal financing from accreditation. thank you. >> thank you. my apologies to ms. burke. there was a call i had to take. i know of your story and i appreciate that. i will start with you, ms. hoover. your testimony and others on the that financial futures of students depend on fair responsible servicing practices. students are not able to choose who will serve as their student loan. lenders.selected by talk about that structure. you don't consider that the right structure. explore with us the better way to do this and an analysis of the structure. the wait is now and the better way to do that. if you would explain your thoughts that way. servicers andthe contractors volume of loan is assigned to the servicers based on metrics. there are three metrics that are based on satisfaction. school satisfaction, customer satisfaction and satisfaction fsa. ss the percentage of loan defaults. those are metrics for each of the servicers to get their volume of loans. the loans are

but theer through the commons chamber is where mps assert their authority.he first procession through here today will be the speaker of the commons announced along the way by policed officers. and then that cry of hats off strangers telling members of the public here to stop df their hats in deference. and then the ancient procession, the man known as blacklords who will go straight up to the door of the commons chambers. it will be slammed in his face. he then has to knock three times with the ebony stick to be allowed to go in. and then he sumance mp's to go to the lords to hear the queen's speech. watch out for a couple rebellious members of the commons who always refuse to gofment >> thank you very much. we'll be back in a short while talking about the tradition. black rods procession isn't the only tradition rooted in history. there's an interesting story, one member of the house of commons never gets to hear the queen deliver the speech in a ceremony that dates back to the 300 years in the civil war when one becomes the queen's hostage and the mp jim f

ladies, we're so proud of you the blooment to you theers, the winner of memorial. [applause] >> good evening. it's such an honor to be here tonight. looksters and i always forward to coming to this event. of 2011, sorry yeah has been embroiled in a violent ofil war in the wake uprisings against syrian al-assad.bashar censorship is sentencive and continues government to bar most independent journalists from entering the making firsthand reporting next to impossible. awardear's david bloom honors an incredibly brave riskedst journalist who his life to show the world emans inside syria during the military that has, oork to one thanition group, cost more 160,000 lives. >> the war in syria is now in its fourth year. in while policy makers washington continue to debate whether to step in and stop the bloodshed, brave journalists lives toto risk their shine a light on syrian government's brazen brutality. for several months, mr. lambert, a correspondent for the u.k.'s channel 4 television, managed tole bed himself with both rebels and forces on both side of the river vall

revealing what you cannot say because these are internal deliberations or national security issues. , what theeruestion irs is dealing with the terms and, i don't know all the details about what the next things are. i addressed e-mails from lois lerner yesterday and i would just refer you to them for what else they are doing on that issue. last lastll be the question. you understand the concept. >> and asking you are leaving with the midterms coming and there will be more of a struggle to get media attention than the white house has had in the previous year. what kind of advice would you give josh about that? how would you expect the operation to change given that? >> that's a great question. there are upsides potentially to the fact that, as i did, most of electionscited about and the intensity of coverage shifts, especially the presidential beginning immediately after the midterms. i think there's an opportunity to continue to focus on what the white house has been focused on, which is getting as much done as he can in the time that he has. governance. and using every tool he has to make that

who is theer brooks senior fellow in national security affairs at heritage. he served in the bush administration as deputy assistant secretary of defense in the office of donald rumsfeld. prior to that he worked as a professional staff member on the house international relations committee. peter has served as an intelligence officer with the cia's directorate of operations. veteran, peter served on active duty in latin america and then middle east. he is currently receiving his doctorate at georgetown. he is a contributor for fox news. hans -- a senior federal with them meese heritageter at the foundation. his work at heritage includes analysis of such issues as civil rights and civil justice, the rule of law, and government reform. as -- andd two years prior to that as counsel to the assistant attorney general for civil rights at the department of justice. he is a graduate of m.i.t.. he writes for the wall street journal and politico. the seniort least, fellow for public diplomacy at the heritage foundation. hella previously served as an editor for the washi

theer: my comment is on deplorable idea that at this point it is an achievement for president obama to take executive actions by making it easier for students to get loans. i am a college student and i can tell you that it is not an achievement. i have no idea why we are patting ourselves on the back by making it easier for students to get loans. pretty much all of my education would be free in most western industrialized nations. this is nott, taking congressional inaction into account but at this point, something productive has to happen. isn't he, what is he proposing -- is it to make -- make it easier for people to pay off, they would not pay over 10%. guest: absolutely. it is not to make it easier to get student loans, it is to make it easier to repay a loan that you have, to ensure that students are not -- when students take out loans, especially students that are maybe first-time college students or don't have financial stability at home, they will often take out loans that, when they are thinking in the abstract, the repayment option seems like something that they can do but wh

theer than addressing urgent need to bring security to especially are defense contractors, we are tryingo pretend there are rules about spying. which -- wes crime, can talk about this. there are some interesting fourth amendment issues being played out now. one of the things doj wants to do is to get a nationwide war go to ahat they can judge in d.c. and be able to vers all over the country to target threats. at will be an interesting debate. at least we are having the debate publicly. which is important. if we can have a debate publicly about how to combat cyber fast. talking about gangs, breaking and stealing credit card information, that is the kind of cyber threat most americans will care about. and losing their credit card. that is the scenario where we are having a legitimate debate. which i think is useful. the last threat, which gets ourlated in, are threats to critical infrastructure. this is the big fear mongering of late. mike rogers last week said google is unpatriotic for not being willing to give up its european markets because they are opposing the reform bill before congr

. >> [indiscernible] month for theer white house to decide -- >> the deadline for getting a bill doneeasibly is july 31. we believe that. are the chances very small? very small. hope springs eternal. maybe boehner will come to his senses, because everybody agrees a comprehensive bill is better than any action the president would take. >> in addition to that, let me answer. say?does boehner you asked the question, why don't we ask that question to seek deportation relief now? boehner says one of the reasons, the main reason we cannot go ahead and permit a vote on their own version of what immigration reform would be is that we cannot trust the president to enforce the law, which means he wants more people to be reported, or families to be broken up -- deported, more families to be broken up, so what we are saying, let us give them a chance and not give them the fuel to say that the president does not enforce the law, because you have a chance to make a law that can be enforceable. that means you have to pass immigration reform. in the absence of that, there are will be actions. >> when

. >> thank you. 2013, theer 11, internal revenue service with onethis committee ofthe 770,000 pages documents it has turned over since ways and means undertook its investigation into the irs in may 2013. 250 irs, more than employees have spent over 120,000 hours working to produce documents at a cost of at least $16 million to taxpayers. , received last september, last september, included an e-mail from lois lerner to other irs personnel dated june 14, 2011. it began, my computer crashed yesterday. we now know the full extent of that equipment failure. despite an exhaustive effort by forensic i.t. professionals at the irs, they were unable to save her hard drive and her e-mails between january 1, 2009 and april 2011. although her e-mails from june 1, 2009, to april 2011 are unrecoverable from her hard drive, the rs will produce-- the 67,000l produce e-mails related to lois lerner. they recovered these e-mails from other irs employees. that is on top of more than 43,000 e-mails involving ms. 2011 thater april have already been produced. there is absolutely no evidence, absolutely no evidence,

but according to samuel huntington's theer, that's in the best interest of the u.s., to make chaos in the region. c-span had a speaker yesterday that talked about the conflict in the north of iraq, but the oil production is still going on. so that's really in our best interest. because we're able to get the oil, we got them fighting among themselves, which was our plan, by the way. and i would advise everyone that's listening and maybe even everyone on the program, this seems like a timely time to watch the movie "no end in sight" if you want to understand what our did and what our long-range goal is. our long-range goal is happening. >> would you like to respond? >> i think i would simply say, as i mentioned earlier, the overthrow of saddam unleashed a lot of political forces, and it's been a challenge to corral those. our notion was to try and encourage it in a democratic pluralistic direction. that has proven harder than we would have liked. but believe me, when i was serving in iraq, and when my successors were, i don't think -- there were never any instructions to encourage viole

theers can create environment where they can work at home.ost: we will go to kathy waiting in monroe, georgia waiting on the republican line. caller: how are you? i am good. my thing is obama needs to stay out of the business world. he is putting his fingers in everything he can and he is making a big mess. he chooses to get this minimum wage pushed up, he is going to drive businesses out of business. i have worked at a job, i am a single mom -- i have worked at a job for seven years to get wearing them. if they put the minimum wage that high and i would have work for nothing. to tryings to stick to clean up the mess in the out of the and stay business world. host: we have a special line for employers. ron is calling in on that line. he is from west chesterfield, new hampshire. thanks for calling in. caller: good morning, good morning. i am a small business owner. i have got to tell you, unlike the larger businesses, it is very difficult to accommodate my employees. , unlike mcdonald's or something, if one of my employees needs to be out for

theer: my comment is on deplorable idea that at this point it is an achievement for president obama toe executive actions by making it easier for students to get loans. i am a college student and i can tell you that it is not an achievement. i have no idea why we are patting ourselves on the back by making it easier for students to get loans. pretty much all of my education would be free in most western industrialized nations. this is nott, taking congressional inaction into account but at this point, something productive has to happen. isn't he, what is he proposing -- is it to make -- make it easier for people to pay off, they would not pay over 10%. guest: absolutely. it is not to make it easier to get student loans, it is to make it easier to repay a loan that you have, to ensure that students are not -- when students take out loans, especially students that are maybe first-time college students or don't have financial stability at home, they will often take out loans that, when they are thinking in the abstract, the repayment option seems like something that they can do but when t