i'm usually able to use the restroom, always able to use the restroom without incident.conforming people, like the soccer mom, who are going to be targeted by this bill and harassed because somehow they're not as feminine as angelina jolie or a guy's not asthmas clin as clint eastwood. it's damaging in general for arizona. >> unfortunately as i give you a thanks, i want to throw up a quick map and show you you're not alone. there are states and cities including phoenix that include the protection of transgender individuals. so it's going to be a conversation we're going to have ongoing. thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >>> next up. people are lining up at the supreme court about same sex marriages. >>> plus bring rodrigo home. what school kids are doing to help bring their deported friend get back to the u.s. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihal

the united farm workers, there's water. imagine that, there never was before. restrooms. it was real insulting and embarrassing and humiliating for the women to use the restroom, because there was -- in an open field, there's no cover. >> my sister would say they would stand around -- the lady -- >> in a circle. >> -- to give her a little shelter and she could do her thing. isn't that something? >> you had to have enough women close by you, because everybody's in a row. >> right. >> that in itself is embarrassing to go to other women and say come and help me so i can go to the restroom. you know, there was a lot of sexual abuse and sexual harassment back in the day. and there still -- it still runs rampant. you know, we talk about the temperature and the heat and the farm workers are trying to pass laws to prevent that, to have water and some cooling. especially when you're up and over the 100-degree weather. >> get them in the shade. >> yeah, there has to be something done. you know, all of that hard work that they do brings us that food we eat almost every day at the table. salads and all of the vegetables. >> that $8 caesar salad at your resta

the measure would allow the students to use the restroom of their choice. >> when things like this are new, people are uncomfortable. people are uncomfortable with people of color or gay men and so what you have to do is step back and root out that attitude. >> the conservative capital resource institute said it plans to fight the measure. >>> the antioch unified school district could lay off more than a dozen teachers next school year depending on -- depending on the budget. it would go to 8 high school teachers, 8 adult education teacher and the encore teacher and it is just preliminary. >>> record setting territory for a second straight day today. analysts say the new records are being set because low interest rates are moving investors into the stock market which then drives up prices. the dow finished the day up 42 points, the nasdaq slipped a bit and finished down just about two hints. >>> delta airlines announces an extra flight between san jose international and los angeles. in july the airline plans to add four more flights to l.a.x. delta said they handle 12% of departure fro

you can't use the restroom or anything. >> you were told that? >> it's a rule that is kind of known. the staff knows the rules better so they gave me the advice on what to do and the staff works for the republican and the democrat side. they inform me what you can and cannot do. you ask the question, people can ask you and there is a protocol or you lose the floor. they go to see if you can make a mistake. it doesn't happen very often. it's hard to get recognized when it's not a designated time. most is controlled by the leadership. this happened to be a time. >> this was on both computers. did they know you would do this? >> no. in fact we didn't know we would do it that day. we got a lot of information. it's an issue we are interested in and think it should be easy for the president to say americans not engaged in combat cannot be targeted for killing. >> i will get to the substance in a second. one of the things so fascinating is how organic it was and took on a life of its own. i'm not sure you realize that. it was on the internet. i was watch

the restroom. look how they take care of this place. do you want to use this restroom? e no privacy once you're in prison. that's what you guys are coming to. yeah. >> the boys are then taken to the prison block that holds those condemned to death. >> first off i just want to let you guys know that, like i seriously hate this place right here. this is the place where people come to die. every man inside of this building has a date that they're going to die. do you guys know the exact day you're going to die? that's none of our intentions is to murder somebody and die and be a big old gang hero. we just try to educate them. that's the main thing. they need to know what they're doing wrong and know how to change it. you can make a difference today. you don't have to wait until you get to condemned row. you can keep your birth date and don't know your death date. you can do that. it's up to you. can you guys do that? are you guys willing to take that chance? >> what i got out of it was i don't want to end up in jail so i got to start watching what i'm doing. start making be

he had to use the restroom. he went to the restroom. he pushed it up inside his rectum.s i was doing his search, i stripped him down. i had him bend at the waist and spread his cheeks. at that time, i seen an item that was yellow inside. i addressed the inmate, do you have anything hidden up inside you? no. i'm going to ask you one more time. do you? no. so, at that time, i had already seen what i seen. i cannot force him to take it out, so what i did is i have him get dressed back up, i taped his pants with duct tape, cuffed him up. the reason i taped his pants up with duct tape is so if he pushed it out and dropped it as i was escorting him to a holding cage, it would still be in his pants. so, he was brought from that strip-out area. he was put in a holding cell and put on potty watch, where a day later, the balloons came out. they were found. >> if caught smuggling drugs, a visitor could end up doing time in a prison, much like the one they're visiting. many smugglers are actually victims acting out of fear in response to threats from prison gangs. >> they will prey

we are going to widen our panel to give us an opportunity to use the restroom if anybody needs to do that. will be very brief and we will be back in five minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we will be back and we will now add to our panel and called two additional witnesses to the hearings, michael cavanaugh, of jpmorgan chase management task force reviewing cio losses and co-chief executive officer of the corporate investment bank at jpmorgan chase and douglas braustein, the current vice-chairman and former chief financial officer from 2010 to 2012 at jpmorgan chase. i appreciate both of you being with us and look forward to your testimony and pursuant to the rules of the subcommittee all witnesses to testify before us are required to be sworn so i ask each of you to raise your right hand and swear the testimony you are about to give to the subcommittee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. do you know about the timing system? if you have opening statements now you do. put your mike on please. >> may i? >> yes. >> c

i mean, i don't like nobody telling me when it eat, use the restroom, and to sleep. i don't like nobody telling me what i can't handle, what can't have. >> dealing with him is definitely a challenge at times. there's no doubt. i have to be honest and say it is dangerous. >> we captured several of blanco's standoffs with staff, including this one with deputy warden joanie brown. >> and then you want to stand here and threaten to keep playing games. >> you're right. you 100% [ bleep ] right, and i am, and i am going to continue playing games. you can [ bleep ] >> but it doesn't have to go this way. >> yeah, whatever. >> well, it doesn't. >> whatever. >> all right. we're going to close the food port and we're going to go away. okay? >> go ahead. >> all right. >> put your hand in. >> no. >> kevin was constantly in a battle of wills with the correctional staff. >> come on, kevin. >> you all started this [ bleep ]. i'm not going to stop until i [ bleep ]. >> what do you want? >> what i want? >> yeah, what do you want? >> you [ bleep ]. what i want. first of all, i want my

the attorney says the man uses a wheelchair and suffers from panic attacks and high blood pressure, which were both aggravated because he could not get off the ride to use the restroomsneyland says it believes it gave the man appropriate assistance during the incident. >> we spared you the song. >>> 6:22 coming up. is hp pavilion about to become the no name arena? why the shark tank may have to begin scrambling for a new sponsor. >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:25. it's known as the shark tank but a new name could be in store for san jose's downtown arena. live look at the hp pavilion. hewlett packard ceo meg whitman wants hp to pull its naming rights deal with the arena as early as this summer. existing agreement is supposed to run through 2015. german based software giant is interested in the naming rights. founder of sap is a sharks owner. hp nor sap is commenting, nor the pavilion itself. >> scott mcgrew has info on the story, too, so we'll see what he has to say. >>> unbelievable aftermath. look at that. we'll tell you how this sports car got stuck hanging out of a home. >> i would say that's a wrong term. >>> is doma doomed? what's at stake as this the supreme c

you can't use the restroom or do anything. >> one of the things that was so fascinating, how organic it was and how it sort of took on a life of its own. i'm not even sure if you realize that because you were there. on the internet, i was watching you for the first two or three hours, you were alone, then suddenly you had some more conservative compatriots and by midnight, you had a lot of people. more and more people were tweeting, get down there and help him. were you surprised? >> i didn't have to look at my phone, but when senator cruz came to the floor and started reading those tweets, i kind of got a feeling that maybe this was bigger -- all we knew is we believed in an issue, we wanted to talk about it and that it's important that the president realize he's restrained by the constituti constitution, also, so we got talking about something we were interested in and never know whether people are watching, but you want to issue to be be big because we want the president to respond and they may respond to my question. if we do, we're willing to let the brennan nomination go forwar

you may be using the restroom. so you tie this sheet up here. use your i.d. card.his is your blind, and you use your bathroom, whatever you want to do here. and afterward, you take it down, put it back where it was, and everything is back to normal again. >> pritchett might not have seemed this modest 33 years earlier, when he kidnapped and raped one woman and attempted to kidnap a second. like bell, he has also been cited numerous times for inappropriate conduct. but pritchett says he has been forgiven for the past. >> when you accept god into your life, he says to forget about your past because you're a new man in christ jesus. this one here says that the holy spirit leads you in the small things of life every day. and then i back it up with acts 8:29, 16, 6 and 7. >> what is it that you are doing? >> writing a script for the bag. and i fold them up. and just put them in the bag. i mix them all up later on and pass them out. and everybody will be blessed. this is a spiritual bag. the bag was given to me by god. >> the bag was given to you by god? >> to make it an

at the least, i would like to know how you went all day without using the restroom. sounds like senator paul is about to wrap it up and join our shot. >> i can be done anytime if i could just get a response from the administration or attorney general saying that they do not believe they have the authority to kill noncombatants in america. the reason it has to be answered is because our foreign drone strike program does kill noncombatants. they may argue they're conspireing or may some day be combatan combatants, but if that's the same standard you're going to use in the united states, it's a far different country than i know about. >> "outfront" tonight, tommy vitter and mike riggs. tommy, let me start with you. what's the answer to senator paul's question? could a drone ever be used in the united states? >> sure. i think the answer is pretty simple. the attorney general said in the letter, the president has not and would not use a drone to take action in the united states. john brennan's been cleared as cia director, he wouldn't have the authority to do so. the presi

see that the department is has really different focus to the area s where there is high use, the gardens, restrooms, athletic fields have improved. there are low use areas, wider in acreage and harder to maintain, but also, it reflects the park evaluation process itself. and something that we're working on. the open space is only graded on a single score. and as a result, it can vary in its score greatly from evaluator to evaluator and from time to time this. kind of oscillation is part of what happens in a park evaluation. partly it's due to the season in which an evaluator goes out. when we have more people in the parks it's harder to keep up with them and when an evaluator goes out, they could arrive before maintenance has occurred and those things will change the nature of the score. we consider this always a snapshot evaluation. so these rankings are ways to average together the snapshots and give us a better image of the park. as we go through this, one the things that we have discovered that because we don't rely on professional evaluators, because we send out actually members of our team an

so you can't use the restroom or do anything like that. >> and you were told -- >> it's sort of the rulenown. the staff snows the rules better, so they gave me advice on what we can do. and there are staff in there that you can inform you what you can and can't do. and then people can ask a question, but there's a certain protocol or you lose the floor. and democrats will see if you make a mistake. it's hard to get floor and hard to get recognized when it's not a designated tile. most times the floor is controlled by the leadership. this just happened to be a time it wasn't. >> and you snuck up on both parties. did they know you were going to do this? >> no. in fact we didn't know we were going to do it this way. it's an issue that we think it should be ease ti for the president to say, you know, what americans not engaged in combat in america cannot be targeted for killing. >> and again i'll get to the substance in one second, but one thing so fascinating was how organic it was and how it took on a life of its own. i'm not even sure if you realized that because you were there. on the in

he can't leave the floor, not even to use the restroom, not even for a moment. >> greta: how long do know, who knows? the record for an individual filibuster in the the united states senate is 24 hours and 18 minutes. and i wouldn't put it past rand paul to be able to break that. >> greta: and tell me that whenng, he was just sort of pacing back and forth, he couldn't sit down, pacing. >> trying to keep the energy up and the boredom and monotony of standing in place. >> greta: and rand fall is still going, i don't know if he's going strong, but help from his colleagues. senator, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up president obama having a dinner party and what a guest list he had tonight. g.o.p. senators, but not everyone was invited. senator ron johnson was there and he's here, that's next. and a student takes to ÷÷ carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of he

the woman ran into the restroom just to use the bathroom.mer so the restaurant sent her a $5 bill and had a sheriff track her down. in the end the restaurant owner didn't charge the fee, she was trying to make a point. and the point is, whatever. and hours before the sequester deadline, senate adjourned at 6:30 p.m. will reconvene 2 p.m. on monday, march 4th. what's up with that, the senate goes home today and blows off the sequester deadline? whatever. former nba star turned diplomate. we're in north korea practicing diplomacy with dennis rodman. and yes, that's dennis redman ge next to kim jong un. and winn seeks 30 million dollars, vowing to collect the debt owed by girls gone wild owner. and he's trying to protect his business assets from winn's lawsuit and tonight, he's tweeting the rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated and girls gone wild guru posting pictures of himself relaxing in the the pool. use hash tag on greta on all of your tweets and posts and follow me on greta wire, and taking the harlem shake to new heights, lit

the bill would criminalize the use of public restrooms, dressing rooms or locker rooms for anyone whoseoes not match the sex listed on their birth certificate. violation of the proposed law would result in a six-month prison sentence and a $2500 fine. and it would, in particular, target transgender people who face hurdles to obtaining identity documents that match their gender and name. kenji, law does not deal with this intersection between race and gender and identity and gender identity very well, does it? >> no, doesn't at all. actually the landmark work and this was done by a scholar named kimberly crenshaw. what she discovered was she took these employment discrimination cases where african-american women were being discriminated against. when we analyze this, we're going to compare white men to white women and then analyze next as a race issue and compare white men to black men and we see no problems. who falls between the cracks there? >> me. yes, right. >> you can run the statistical regressions that african-american woman are systematically disadvantaged. the law is a blunt in

. >> derek has only left his 8 foot by 8 foot home to use the restroom. u been to monaco? >> i have not. >> it's known as the play ground for the rich and famous. >> that's why i've never been. >> the tiny principality is proving once again its richness. >> check out this spectacular penthouse, it will go on the market next year along with dozens of other luxury apartments. it is 13,000 square feet, has its own private water slide, infinity pool. gorgeous. it could go for $326 million. >> can it be yours. >> wow. >>> next hour starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> good morning everyone i'm alison kosik. >> i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your day with us. we're going to start with the new threats from north korea. remember earlier this month the pentagon started expanding the missile defense system in response to one of those threats. north korea is aiming at the u.s. bases in the pacific and are in a state of war with south korea. cnn international anchor jim clancy is live in seoul, south korea this morning. you have heard

they're going to completely tear out the sewer but what are they able to put in in the same interest of people using restrooms and the facility and something that dogs can use? and that is one part. the other part whenever you have people throwing away dog droppings it gets all over. people have it in their cans. people toss it in there. some way it has to be better managed so the fecal matter doesn't get all over and if you had a flushing and septic tank and better containers and facilitate people getting along there and the athletes and the skate boarders and the dogs don't always have a happy medium but i wish the project well. it's going to be successful but it's kind of small. if we can do this and disposing of fecal matters i appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else that would like to comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioner levitan. >> so just to re-cap. we had moved this to the full commission from the operation committee without recommendation because there were some issues that needed to be flushed out and sounds like the department has done

address demanding she fork over the restaurant fee she neglected to pay, the $5 because she used the restroom more to track her down and run her license plate. >> wow. >> yeah, well i would -- i mean there's options. of course, next time she can go outside the establishment perhaps. just any time you're going by there, just go outside. >> there was a dumpster. >> just go i did. i left $5 in the bowl. you didn't get it? >> stephanie: all right. one sad note before we go. very personal note for "the stephanie miller show." actress valerie harper who

are going to take a five-minute break and then widen our panel to give us an opportunity to use the restrooms if anybody needs to do that. we'll be back in five minutes. >> will be back in 192 or pml call witnesses to the hearing michael cavanaugh head of the jpmorgan task force reviewing cio losses in the co-chief executive officer of the corporate and investment bank jpmorgan chase and douglas bronstein, the current vice chairman and former chief financial officer from 2010 to 2012 the jpmorgan chase. i appreciate you being with us this morning. we look forward to your testimony pursuant to those of the sub to many, all witnesses who testified before us are required to be sworn, so i ask each of you raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony about to get to decide what is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? did you hear now about the timing system? if you have opening statements -- now you do. do you want to put your mike on, please? >> may i click >> yes. >> chairman levin, ranking member became members of the subcommittee, my name is michael cavana

give us enough or 292 use the restrooms for anyone who needs to do that.it's going to be very, very brief. we'll be back in five minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> we will be back in order and will now add to our panel had called two additional witnesses to the hearing. michael cavanaugh, head of jpmorgan chase task force reviewing cio losses in the coach he thinks it could have officer of the corporate and investment bank at jpmorgan chase and douglas baustein in the current vice-chairman and former chief financial safer in 2010 to 2012. i appreciate you looking this morning. pursuant to the rules of the subcommittee, all witnesses who testified before us look required to be sworn. i ask each of you rise and raise your right hand. these are the testimony about to get to the subcommittee is the whole truth, nothing but the truth to help you god? >> were you here knowing about since done? if you have opening statements, now you do. put your mike on, please. >> chairman levin, ranking member mccain and members of the subcommittee, my name is michael cavan

the assemblyman's measure would guarantee the use of public restrooms and the ability to participateorts teams that correspond with their expressed genders. supporters say it would make transgender students feel welcome on campus. opponents say transgender students make up such a small percentage of all students that to require these accommodations would hijack the school system. governor brown must first signs the legislation before it can go into effect. >>> the policy change that has some flight attendants outraged. >>> not even the mayor is safe. how residents in jean quan's neighborhood are taking measures into their own hands. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> new at 6:00, some big names for a big problem. crime riddled oakland is getting help. former lapd chief bill bratton is on the job and a newly appointed comp

candy bar or two that he would quickly take a bite of, but he was never allowed to leave to use the restroomose to 13 hours. people respected the effort in that. it is a very narrow issue. he kept saying, why is it difficult for the administration to answer the question, if it's not an imminent threat, if it is an american citizen who is not immediately plotting something, why can't they say that fifth amendment rights would pertain to any american citizen? it's an interesting constitutional argument. it's an interesting hypothetical. and they're just trying to get more information, says rand paul, but it certainly got a lot of attention. >> and we're going to get to the underlying story here that sparked this. first, i just saw this on the cover of the business section of "the new york times," steve rattner. it looks like "time" magazine's getting spun off. >> yeah. well, we have rick stengel, of course, coming in a little later. instead of doing the cover, we could find out what's going on in "time." >> i think rick would probably rather read the cover. >> i'm sure he would. the magazine h

tightened security and more closely monitoring visitors and reminding kids to use the buddy system when going to the restroom. but they didn't notify police until this morning leaving parents more upset. >> it happened on tuesday i'm being told and the police were notified friday morning. that is unacceptable. i'm not happy at all. >> reporter: police say they are doing all they can to get to the bottom of it but they say the student only got a glimpse of the suspect describing him as a teenager wearing dark pants and shoes. >> that is a parent, police officer's worst nightmare is someone coming into a secure environment such as a school. we are actively investigating this case to make sure that we can find out what exactly happened. >> reporter: parents say they are grateful the boy knew what to do to get away. >> i commend the little boy for having the mind state to do what he did and make sure he made it home safely. >> i commend his parents because somebody talked to him in order to know how to get away from somebody. the fact that he did get away amazing. >> reporter: and a very brave young man. tonight

is it true that the sloth only uses the restroom once a week? week? >> once a week but it takes them a whole month just to digest one leaf. they don't need to go that often. >> you say they are hanging digestion bags. >> that's basically what they are, nature's couch potato. that's a good thing, very successful strategy. >> once a week? i go three times a night. >> i didn't need to know that. >> ridiculous. that's crazy. >> thanks for sharing. >> what about predators? what are their main enemies? >> the eagle, terrifying looking eagle, massive wing span, giant talons, the size of a grisly bear. they disguise themselves as a tree. their slow movement is thought to be so slow that they go under the radar of the eagle cruising around the tree tops. >> dr. mark, i see you feeding her carrots, cucumbers. what's the natural thing she wants to eat? >> natural diet is the leaves from the jungle , the trees they're living in. >> you say they're native to coasta rica. how are they doing? >> their numbers aren't really known. there are a couple of species t

>> it's rough to find food here and there, use the restroom when we can. >> will you sleeping, kayla?ally. we're soaked all the way through. we're kind of shivering ourselves to sleep. >> justin timberlake, if you're watching, you have huge fans out here waiting. this is the standby line. there's no guarantee that any of these people will get n they're sleeping out here in the cold, wet snow in the hopes they'll get inside the studio to catch a glimpse of justin timberlake. >> huge fans and the one guy says, he's all right. >> i would like to see what he does when he's really enthusiastic. willie, thank you. >>> talking about a teen pregnancy ad that's raising some controversy this morning. >> that campaign was launched earlier this week in new york city and critics are already lining up, saying it unnecessarily targets young mothers and their babies. it's an anti-teen pregnancy message right from the mouths of babes. ads, featuring toddlers saying things like "dad, you'll be paying to support me for the next 20 years." honestly mom, chances are he won't stay with you and one toddler

tighten security, including monitoring visitors more closely, and reminding kids to use the buddy system when going to the restroom. >> it makes me question the safety for me leaving her here, you know, if something is going to happen to her. >> reporter: parents say they're highly concerned. >> it happened on tuesday, i'm being told, and the police were notified friday morning. that's unacceptable. i'm not happy at all. >> reporter: now, i had a chance to talk to the district superintendent today, who admits that police should have been notified sooner. the district plans to hold a parent meeting here at the school library on monday evening to answer any concerns. meanwhile, everybody is just feeling very relieved that this little boy knew what to do to get away and is okay. reporting live in san leandro, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> how about this, a front row seat for history. this rarely happens. people camps out for seats five days before a supreme court hearing. at issue, same-sex marriage. a polarizing national debate that's deeply rooted here in california. beginning next week, the future of

. >> we will take a five-minute minute break if anyone needs to use the restroom. we will be back in five minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> here is a look at the primetime programming across the c-span network. at 8 p.m., defense secretary chuck hagel. he briefed reporters on the north korean nuclear threat. on c-span 2, more from today's hearing and the trading losses by jpmorgan chase. on c-span 3, a hearing on medicare payment policies. we'll have more cpap coverage later tonight. former governor jeb bush is scheduled to address a gathering. it will start at approximately 8:45 p.m. friday or on c-span. we have been at the top friends all day. attendees heard from a new hampshire republican senator. she touched on iran's nuclear program. here is a brief look. >> today i want to speak with you about another grave threat that our nation faces. this is an issue that keeps me up at night. that is the security of our nation. [applause] i have a simple question for all of you. how

has introduced legislation aimed at guaranteeing that transgendered students have the right to use public school restroomnd participate in sports teams. the measure would give young people the right to participate in sex segregated programs, activities and facilities regardless of what sexual category exist on their school records. a colorado family reason the filed civil rights complaint against their school district after they were told there first grader was born a boy could not use the girls' bathroom. >> check out this, there are icicles and then they are canadian icicles. look at the size of this frozen feature scene in saskatoon . it measures three stories tall. >> the columns of ice formed on the side of the apartment building where it seems someone was not paying enough attention to snow melting off the roof. it gave a few fans on line when someone created a giant icicle twitter account. but the local fire department did not want around crews remove the eyes because it posed a safety hazard to pedestrians in neighboring buildings. >> a live look at the bay bridge. will have more later in >> welc

use the toilet. everyone, our restrooms are for guests only. right? h. >> bill: 0, man. >> bill clinton had some fun in new york last night. the former police department attending the big east tournament quarterfinal game t louisville won over villanova. clintonposed for photos and chatted up a storm, stayed around for a while. but by asked by estn who he wants to win the march tournament, he has to go with georgetown, his alma matter. >> loyalty. >> game from. >> the philadelphia eagles cheerleaders want the late singer, michael jackson's daughter to work for them. the cheerleading director has seen paris jackson cheer for her high school and has been impressed but paris is only 14 years old. you have to be 18 with a high school to be an nfl cheerleader. >> there it is. there it is, the future you hope for, for your daughter. right in the for michael jackson's daughter to be an eagles cheerleader. jesus. go to college and get the a degree and become a doctor. >> it fits the story line. it's totally crazy but not too crazy crazy for the michael jackson

here and we'll have the panel moderator introduce us, john vaughan from harris, but if any of you need to make a head call, behind these screens we have men and women's heads, restrooms for those of you who don't know the term. behind those screens. rich is telling me i'm going back wrong end of the ship, back that way behind the screens, so feel free to go back there. so let's take a few minutes now and bring the panel up and the panel moderator, john vaughan thank my name is john vaughan, i'm from harris corporation. we're delighted a sponsor again this year of san francisco fleet week. our focus, if you had an opportunity to see on the way in the demonstration, is on interoperatability. this has been a challenge as lts general just mentioned. in the past we have been blocked in interoperatability by the use of different frequencies, by the use of different digital formats and been challenged in a number of different ways. i guess since those days there has been one important improvement, one technological improvement, that we use expensively to create interoperatability and that is ip networks built of sdparate systems and the network allows us to operate. as you