. >> i have, well i just have unit em, this weekend i will be participating in a group discussion on saturday with san francisco architectural heritage and also (inaudible) torez from the oewd will be speaking and preserving history being businesses in san francisco. and it is an interesting topic that i have been discussing with directors and we will be ready for that one. and that concludes my report for the moment. >> and i will tell you where it is at but i don't know where it is at. >> we will find out. >> and send out an invite. thank you. >> next item, please? >> commissioners its em eleven, vice president's report? >> nothing to report, except for i am trying to get out into the different communities and i went to the prolocal event where i saw commissioner dwight. and that was a great event and to see all of the small businesses out and great. >> >> that was thursday. >> wednesday. >> last week. >> next item, please. >> commissioner's 12, reports? >> do we have any commissioner reports >> i do. >> riley? >> i attended the mayor's meeting with commissioner dwight, and it was

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or eleven o'clock at night, there's -- an american em embassy, people sleep on the lawn trying to be first in line to get a card to come to the uniteds of america. it's that important. we have to pause and think how lucky we are. how special this country is. given that, the answer to the question is i -- and i tried to write this in the last chapter of my book. it is, i think, not a good period for the country right now, but i think there will be a good period ahead, and we've been through tough times before, and i personally have a lot of confidence, and, of course, i came from the midwest, and we're optimistic people. thank you. [applause] >> mr. secretary, in the rear of the room -- [applause] >> thank you, mr. secretary. i'm a current state employee and i want opinions on the recent benghazi situation. >> i think that the question was about benghazi, and libya, and i think, first, that if you're going to put people into a position of danger, you ought to provide security for them. [applause] if you can't, take them out. it's not complicated. the brits were in benghazi, and they pulled the people out because they knew they didn't

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em or casino war they play it to a b to c device but through our servers. adam: you brought up the legalized gaming world issue. where do we stand in the united states?ause it seems to be a hodgepodge of different state and city regulations. there was movement in congress at one point to simplify and open up this market. everyone is betting that will actually happen. we're not there yet. how long will we get there? >> yeah, it is one of those things. everyone hoped initially for federal legislation. i think frankly still do. the aga and other boards tried to push for a poker across america kind of legislation. and instead we've got state by state. you can play live online poker now in nevada but you have to be within the state of nevada. the next states to go ahead will be delaware and new jersey. there is pending legislation in other states for a mixture of full online gaming and also just poker. lori: so back to the business strategy. interesting to me because you're looking, you want to go back to, as opposed to politics. >> by the way. lori: yeah. >> you're company is shuffle, not shfl. entertainment. lori: we're giving acronym. >> yes. lori: muc

united states. nobody ever asked him into what. he's transformed us into a paper tiger. the clothes have no em pore rer. he's turned the bully pulpit into the wussy pulpit. everybody knows it around the world. not just the chinese and vladimir putin, we have ecuador lining up to take a shot at us, jam their thumb in our eye, venezuela and cuba, you can take cuba off the list. we have tire rants and thugs and pin pot dictators big and small lining up to take shots at the united states because barack obama leads from behind. barack obama's threats are empty, barack obama is not the leader of the free world, he's just the leader of the democrat party and has an agenda here. >> it's very easy to sit here if you never liked the president to begin with, you didn't and charles cladidn't particularly e him. but to call putin names, doesn't help anything and the situation is an evolving situation. i don't think it helps anybody to have rhetoric at this point. >> i know you say it's still evolving. >> mr. snowden, as far as we know is still alive, still evolving. the reports today said vladimir putin said russia

well, the united states government does have a big trading relationship from ecuador's standpoint, but it has not stopped ecuador from covering for julian assange now for a year now in the em bassy n london. i think ecuador is going to welcome snowden with open arms if he can get out of russia. >> did the administration make mistakes with mr. snowden's extradition, technically? >> they did not announce it w l willing willingly. it was broken by the "washington post" around 6:11 friday night that that indictment had come down. so they then confirmed it a couple hours later. it was a sealed indictment. the indictment first came on the 14th of june, so the friday previous and they weren't planning to announce it. i don't think they can be faulted for announcing the espionage charge. but i'm told, and what pete williams and others who cover the justice department say is that the justice department, the fbi and justice were working very closely with hong kong authorities and thought they had a deal. they were massaging the charges to be serious enough that they could get the extradition but not over the top. this is all very well coordinated, they were saying. then perhaps afte

i say to our nation that we have to unite like never before to preserve our democracy and i em plor everyone to become active and to pass a new coverage formula. this court must look to the future. this court protect every single voter. thank you. >> now we hear from edward bloom, director of the project of fair implementation. he spoke for a few minutes outside the court after the ecision. >> ready? ladies and gentlemen, my name is edward bloom and i'm a visiting fellow here in washington, d.c. for the purposes of this conference today, i'm the director of the project on fair reputation. we are the not-for frost group that provided council in the shelby, alabama if n their challenge. i like to begin by saying the supreme court's opinion today in shelby county, alabama versus holder is a great testament to the character of the american people. those living in the north and especially those living in the south who have labored that the goal of racial equality of voting has been fulfilled. can you hear me ok? is everybody ok on audio on this? ok. this sequestration restores an important -- dec

i am no fan of the united nations but nato has served a vital role since world war -- since the emmed of world war ii in preserving the peace in europe. we've expanded nato membership now to the former countries of the eastern -- of eastern europe thave behind the iron curtain. it was nato and the leadership of president ronald reagan and the resolute courge of our men and women in uniform that -- courage of our men and women in uniform that led to the collapse of the iron curtain but for nato, but for that strategic alliance we may still be facing communist russia and today the soviet union is gone, the iron curtain is gone and many of those nations that were once in the soviet block are members of nato. so with great respect from my colleague from georgia and his conservative effort to balance the budget, let's save social security and medicare from bankruptcy first and foremost as the most effective long-term way to save the nation from bankruptcy and to get us back on track to a balanced budget but for -- look for other opportunities to save money in our multiple appropriations bi

united states back in the early 1900s right outside. there's still pockmarks on the wall. we know that. my children didn't like coming here when you had the atlas and emsment. i'm also on the safety committee here. so we know that we are a target. it's obvious to the rest of the world and thank goodness for the technology we have that can protect us. >> is there additional technology, additional measures of protection, the physical presence you mentioned, and cyber security because the nyse is such a target? >> we have brian gimlet, a brilliant guy who came from the secret service is head of our world security. we have all the devices and the highest technology the world knows about protecting this building and all our facilities. >> bob pisani joins us now. we have some reaction to the new york stock exchange. >> they have no comment on this. it's not surprising. i'm sure they are probably finding out about this at the same time as the rest of us. >> but they know to some extent surely they are targets. >> they never discuss the security or to what extent they've been briefed. obviously they have a very stringent and widespread security apparatus that