tracey? >> no surprise that the airlines are nickel and diming.1.99 for cough yejuice and soda? >> you have a problem to pay for coffee. >> i am sick of it. >> free market, john, right? >> you pay 2.50 on star bucks. >> not on the plane, come on. >> wayne, what is your call this week? >> first of all, i haven't put money in the rally. i am a little suspicious of it . i am nervous . i am saying lookingalt the long term look at google. >> wow, that is a big one. >> interest rates spiked up on friday . that is a big trend i see. if is it a floating rate senior loan fun . not getting a lot of attention from most investors. it is it an income source and strong stock. that is the place to be. >> $15,000 this week and continue more of that? >> the trend is your friend. warenis bearish and bull markets are built on doubt. >> hold it, suspicious not bearish. >> see you next week. >> their identities have been kept under wrappings for months and known only to high powered attorneys and government officialings. breaking news bengazi. today fox news learned t

tracey hits the nail on the head. this is making it different for groups who oppose the green a venda and making it cheap and easy for those who support the green agenda. it is a attack on political freedom and it is government using force against its own people. >> is there any defense of this. if this happens and i say if. and it is coming fro a organization that the biaed against the epa, if this happens the president will have more heads roll in the same way he came down hard on the irs. and same thing with the epa. and public service is asolum privscomplejhe will uphold. that >> wayne, benghazi, and irs and epa, does it stop >> with all due respect, th fact is 93 percent of the cas, they were turned down and they submitted noint percent of the time when it was green, their fees were waived and it is a fact. they are prejudice against people whore not green and brid desfor people who are green. that's not the role of the government. that is the role of a king or dictator and we have to top this. >> the notion of t

attended the beck wing conference and san jose california and now we have the opportunity to interview tracey mayer investor entrepreneur and owner of how to vanish dot com which is a website that teaches you how to attain financial privacy and i asked him how big into all of this and here's what he had to say. it is the first. digital currency it allows you to send money directly person a person over the internet and you're able to do so using just what's called a private key and that's not tied to an identity and so for people who want to protect their identity when they're purchasing the things they're able to use to coin in a way that doesn't tie it to an a and identity so you don't when you're ordering books off amazon. they don't know what you buy and so it's not database in archived and searchable for. the entire future with pick when you're able to keep that from appearing in the database and one of the things you talk about are these private keys actually being elements of speech and how does that relate to you know the bill of rights the first amendment and such yeah well congress s

isn tracey is following the igatioigation. and she's depending on u.s. forces to defend her people.r first television interview, south korea's iron lady, park guen-hye, tells margaret brennan she won't hesitate to strike back against the north. captioning sponsored by cbs ca this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

isn tracey is following the igatioigation. and she's depending on u.s. forces to defend her people. in her first television interview, south korea's iron lady, park guen-hye, tells margaret brennan she won't hesitate to strike back against the north. captioning sponsored by cbs ca this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. one of the suspects arrested in an alleged coverup of the boston bombing is out of jail tonight. 19-year-old robel phillipos is charged with lying to federal investigators. he was released on $100,000 bond. he will be confined to his mother's home and he will have to wear an ankle bracelet. two other men-- students from kazakhstan-- remain in custody charged with concealing and destroying evidence. all three men were classmates of aeohkhar tsarnaev who is charged with the bombing itself. tsarnaev is being treated in a prison hospital. relatives still can't find a cemetery who is willing to bury is brother tamerlan who was killed in a shootout with holice. inmerlan's wife has become the bocus of the bombing investigation and don dahl

attended the beck wing conference and san jose california now we have the opportunity to interview tracey mayer investor entrepreneur and owner of how to vanish dot com which is a website that teaches you how to attain financial privacy and i asked him how big into all of this and here's what he had to say. is the first. digital currency that allows you to send money directly person a person over the internet and you're able to do so using just what's called a private key and that's not tied to an identity and so for people who want to protect their identity when they're purchasing things they're able to use to coin in a way that doesn't tie into an i and identity so you don't when you're ordering books off amazon. they don't know what you buy and so it's not a database an archive searchable for. the entire future with pick when you're able to keep that from appearing in the database and one of the things you talk about are these private keys actually being elements of speech and how does that relate to you know the bill of rights the first amendment and such yeah well congress shall make

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this video taken from tracey yanez in san antonio. this is her backyard.hrough that area knocking down trees and causing power outages. more storms are brewing for this mother's day weekend. meteorologist karen maginnis is in the weather center with today's forecast. karen, i will tell you, it has taken a dip here in the temperatures in cleveland. we're expecting colder air, too. >> it may be record setting cold that we see across the midwest into the great lakes. but the big storms rumbling along the coastal regions of texas and also into ohio. into louisiana. ohio is picking up some showers all along the eastern seaboard. this is where we are watching a frontal system move through. as it moves through, that colder air is going to dip towards the south. but along the gulf coast regions from galveston into the hill country of texas, they saw large-size hail, very heavy downpours and in some instances as much as eight inches of rainfall. low ceilings of visibility are producing delays at jfk and philadelphia and in newark. up to hour and a half delays being

here's what officers michael tracey and anthony espada had to say about that. >> seeing her poster downus in the second district on the west side have seen those fliers. we've all gone to house where's there's a kid, dead angle. we still follow them up. take all of them serious. it was just amazing to see her there peering through the window. >> one of the first persons they saw in 10 or 12 years. so just very emotional. again, just took everything to hold it together. >> and the first responders say they're not the heroes, the girls are the heroes. and we have learned this morning that they are bouncing back and enjoying their new found freedom. we've learned that gina dejesus and michelle knight have talked on the phone once. gina dejesus has visited a salon for the first time since being released and also the girls are learning how to use a new technology, maybe not so new to us, but they're learning how to use technology like iphones for the first time. something they haven't seen ever until now. >> it's nice. a little sense of normalcy there, pam. we're also hearing from castro's d

tracey mclean is professor at boston university school of law. he served the counsel of record for the aclu and issues addressed in first amendment issues. mr. calabrese is the legislative council for privacy related issues and the washington legislative office. prior to that, he served as the project council on the aclu technology and liberty project. with that, i say without objection all the witnesses full text this will be placed into the record. each of you will have five minutes to summarize your false statement. we have a timer in front of you. i think you're all familiar with the green, yellow and red lights. you are first. >> good morning, chairman sensenbrenner, ranking member scott and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify in the topic of privacy and unmanned aircraft systems are ua asked. i'm a nonresident senior innovation at the brookings institution. i'm also professor at ucla were held appointments and electrical engineering department to department of public policy. that is express to my own do not

tracey maclin us at boston university school of thought and assert the counsel of record for the acluesses first amendment issues. mr. calabrese is the legislative counsel for privacy related issues in the aclu's legislative office. prior to that he served as the aclu type knowledge in liberty project. i say without objection off the witnesses full text this will be placed in the record. each of you will have five tennessee summarize your false statement. we have a timer in front of you. i think you're all familiar with the green, yellow and red lights. mr. villasenor, you are first. >> good morning, chairman sensenbrenner, ranking member scott of members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on import topic of privacy and unmanned aircraft systems for ua asks. i'm a nonmetal center for knowledge innovation at the perkins is to shoot a professor at ucla in both electrical engineering department department of public policy. it is i express here are do not necessarily represent those at the brookings institution at the university of california. when discuss

if you mess with tracey lane, you will see what a tough town it is. >> you can to the entire discussion tonight starting at eight eastern here on c-span. ronald ragan, i think, massively made mistakes on defense. the budget was not just a waste of money in those eight years, it is what created the war machine that we have used to create so much havoc in the world and create so much anger and problems throughout the world that were totally unnecessary that made this an imperial power. that was a real negative. on the other hand, he did for the first time since eisenhower stand up for the state. big government, the state, is not the solution to every problem. in fact, it can weigh down the private economy. ,he idea of entrepreneurs technological change, the idea that people should make their own decisions without some big entity in washington. he stood for all those things. that puts the plus in his column and, of course, fiscally, he lost. he needed to stand up for closing the deficit. ronald reagan spent a lifetime before 1980 as the greatest of deficitonent spending there ever was. he