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fact is californians -- 10% of all of the televisions and electronic equipment in the united states, so companies overseasarket. they want to sell televisions to people in california, and it would be good for the environment and not drive up costs. sean: juan, all i have to say is when every liberal paints their roofs white and al gore gives up his jet stream -- greta van susteren is coming up. and, by the way, greta looks much better on and in p-- on a plasma tv. i want everyone to know that i am not skinnier in person -- i am much skinnier in person. >> i am shorter. we have a blockbuster show. karl rove. -- greta: i am shorter. we have a blockbuster show. karl rove. and doing operating without lights, using sunlight, deplorable conditions. the viewers will see this, and whoopi goldberg joins us. the star of "the view." she is terrific. sean: tell her i said hello. she is a great american. troubled. the great, great american panel is coming up. sean: and tonight on our great american panel, he served three terms on the dnc and was the special counsel for president clinton. jeri is the co-host of a show.

[applause] if we had 300 or $400 billion per year at energy purchases in the united states instead of going overseas, the economic momentum the revenue momentum of that would make this a healthier, safer stronger country and be as significant step back to being the most productive and most prosperous economy on the planet. you may say how would you pay for all of this? first of all, if you looked at the economic growth differentials between the socialists big bureaucracy obama model and what i just described the big difference between 4% unemployment america and 10% unemployment america is a substantial revenue difference. i want to go a step further and i want to go back to what tim was saying about i am very comfortable saying to you, we can balance the federal government reduce the federal deficit because we balance it while i was there. [applause] haduring the four years i was in government, we cut the growth to 2.9% per year. we doubled the investment for medical research. restrengthen the intelligence budget. we work very hard to set priorities. -- we strengthened the intelligence budget. thos

united states, some 75 million doses. the other three producers, csl, medimmune, novartis, make their vaccines overseas. the health department of the suffolk county, new york, is the distribution center for 1.2 million people and it only received 600 doses of the injectable vaccine today and 1,000 doses of the nasal spray next week. they say they will need 300,000 to 400,000 doses. steve levy says supplies are uncertain. >> we just got that shipment today of the 600, injectable form. we're hoping for thousands more to come. we think sporadically, over the next several weeks and months. >> reporter: dr. david graham, chief health commissioner of suffolk county, says he only finds out day-to-day what they will receive. >> we could certainly use more and the sooner the better. for the doses that we do receive incrementally, we're going to administer them as soon as they come in. >> reporter: until then, the county is prioritizing high-risk people to receive their shots first. kitty pilgrim, cnn. >>> this morning, we're following new developments in that balloon story from colorado. authorities there are go

united states. some 75 million doses. the other three producers make their vaccines overseas. the public health department of suffolk county, new york, is the distribution center for 1.2 million people, and it only received 600 doses of the injectable vaccine today and 1,000 doses of the flaizal spray last week. they say they will need 300,000 to 400,000 doses. steven levy, county executive, says supplies are uncertain. >> we just got the shipment today of the 600 injectable form and we're hoping for thousands more to come. we think sporadically over the next several weeks and months. >> reporter: dr. david graham, chief health commissioner of suffolk county, says he only finds out day to day what they will receive. >> we certainly could use more and sooner the better, but pour the doses that we do receive incrementally we're going to administer sthem as soon as they come in. >> reporter: until then, the county is prioritizing high-risk people to receive shots first. >>> this morning we're following new developments in that balloon story from colorado. authorities there are go

united states, some 75 million doses. the other three producers, scl, medimmune, noefrs, make their vaccines over overseas. the distribution center only received 600 doses of the injectable vaccine today and 1,000 doses of the nasal spray last week. they say they will need 300,000 to 400,000 doses. steven levy, county executive, says supplies are uncertain. >> we just got that shipment today, of the 600 injectable form and we're hoping for thousands more to come, we think, sporadically, over the next several weeks and months. >> reporter: dr. david graham, chief deputy health commissioner of suffolk county, says he only finds out day to day, what they will receive. >> we certainly could use more and the sooner the better. but, you know, for the doses that we do receive, incrementally, we're going to administer them as soon as they come in. >> reporter: until then, the county is prioritizing high-risk people to receive their shots first. kitty pilgrim, cnn. >>> i haven't heard about this, but there is a massive storm brewing in the pacific right now. is it going to affect the west coast? that's what we want

so we expect opportunities overseas to be very robust over the next five years. we believe retirement in the united states is going to have to be addressed very importantly. most americans do not have enough money saved in retirement. >> what about the financial services industry as a sector? are we talking about a smaller industry with less leverage or are we talking about too big to fail still existing? most people say you still have too big to fail. >> we need large institutions. i think we should not run away from large institutions. large institutions can provide cheaper products, better products to our investors. we are going to have banks are going to operate with lower leverage though, but i think as a combination of stronger capital with large institutions. that's what we need. >> you think we need financial reform? >> we definitely need financial reform. >> thank you for having me today. we appreciate it and thank you for joining us on the program. larry fink, chairman and ceo of blackrock, celebrating ten years as an ipo. a real stes story. marvin odum telling us where he thinks oil prices are

overseas to join training camps and fight and kill american soldiers. efforts to find and obtain automatic weapons to kill americans in shopping malls in the united states and viewing of jihad films showing killing of americans. >> the plans to attack the mall were foiled when they couldn't get automatic weapons. police may have stopped another columbine like attack. a 15-year-old new york boy is in a psychiatric hospital for allegedly plotting to attack his former high school. investigators say they found gasoline, fuses and even a machete and he tried to buy an assault rifle. >> we don't know what's going on in that child's room unfortunately. >> he must be troubled. >> police say he planned the attack for next april 20th, 11 years to the day after the columbine killings in colorado. >>> and for anyone that thought walking required just a bit too much energy, this advice might be for you. >>> do you have a hard time sleeping? the government is being urged it screen pilots, truck drivers and others for sleep apnea. the problem causes interruptions in breathing that can increase fatigue during the day. the ntsb says sleep apnea has been found to be a fa

united states, not the mayor of chicago. this was the head of the trip, the white house wanted everybody to know this was going to be a short trip. just going to be overseasvernight. less than 24 hours. no one would miss a thing. they went so far as to schedule a meeting with general mcchrystal on the tarmac in copenhagen aboard air force one. released a photo of that. so everyone could see the president could multitask. there for a relatively brief time and while he was on his way back, of course, announced chicago not only lost, they came in last. the president immediately went to the rose garden upon returning to andrews air force base here in washington and said, this is a parallel to sports. there are metaphors. you can pull your best game and still lose. that's the lesson. let's hear what else he had to say. >> i believe it's always a worthwhile endeavor to promote and boost the united states of america. and invite the world to come see what we're all about. we obviously would have been eager to host these games, but as i said, this nation and our athletes are still very much excited to compete in 2016. >> reporter: so there's no question there's a

united states, some 75 million doses. the other three producers clc, medimune make their vaccines overseas. the public health department of suffolk county, new york, is the distribution center for 1.2 million doses and they only received 6,000 doses and 1,000 doses of it only received doses today and 1,000 of the nasal spray doses last week. they say they will need 300,000 to 400,000 doses. county executive says supplies are uncertain. >> we just got that shipment today of the 600 injectable form. and we're hoping for thousands more to come. we think spore radsporadically. >> reporter: he says he only finds out day-to-day what they will receive. >> we certainly could use more. the sooner the better. but for the doses that we do receive incrementally, we're going to administer them as soon as they come in. >> reporter: until then, the county is prioritizing high-risk people to receive their shots first. katie pilgrim, cnn. >>> when nasa smashed into the moon, the crash did make a splash. here's what it looked like. a mile high plume of debris. the point was to see if there was water frozen i

overseas to take part in training camps. efforts to find automatic weapons to kill americans in shopping malls here in the united states. >> that statement made moments ago, we'll continue to follow this developing story and bring you more as we get the information. >>> knew details in the beating death of a chicago honor student. murder charges were dropped in the killing of one of fourteens. now the state attorney's office says new information led to the smith's charges against eugene bailey. >> there's a lot of murderers, rapist and all that. >> that was wrong my baby's 17 years old. you don messed up his life. >> he's free, but he got to go back out here in this world, you know what i'm saying? when he saw his faceuw show his face in school, he's going to be looked upon differently. everything's done changed now, everything. >> you might remember the shocking cell phone video, albert was killed in a fight after school last month. three teens are charged in his death, they are due in court on friday. >>> thousands of nurses could walk off the job because they say their hospitals have not prepared enough for the swine flu. me