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. >> what is the cost of this for ushe taxpayers? >> there are many costs.ave cost i pointed out. national security is one. toby pointed out the cost of compliance. if someone negotiates through the secret e-mail, a deal to say listen, defense contractor bid this price. you didn't hear it through me. you heard it there secret e-mail account. you come and you have all of that shenanigans going on we can't track. this is the problem. it could be trillions in cost. >> toby? >> this has to be under a system, that is audible and transparent. that is the, i if it's not transparent. good word shenanigans. there is so much we don't know and that is the scary part. >> brenda: last word. thank you, guys. you probably heard about line dancers at the i.r.s. junct. we went out and asked people a simp questn: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of u have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longe one thing that hasn't changed much is the

tthe sup the sun is up showip showing showing us e tthe sup the sun is up showip showing showing ushehat's what it looked like as these tornadoes rushed through as many as five twisters hit oklahoma. you see cars speeding down the road, the debris flying everywhere out of a total of 17 that were reported, that number from the national weather service. watch that bale of hay slam into the car. 17 is the number from the national weather service across the midwest. >> two of the towns in the path of the storm el reno and union city, five deaths blamed on the storm including a mother and small child. at least 70 others were injured but that may not be all. >> a number of casualties will probably go up, we expect that to go up in the next 24 hours, hopefully not very much, hopefully not at all but it certainly appears that it may. >> and right now, flooding is a major concern. the storms

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and it was bush tax cut,ush wars then deregulation o finance that cated the huge defici. we agree to disagree thank you bob and mark, mark has organized what we calls world's largest gathering of free mines. freedom fest in las vegas, theme this year is,re weome? i'll take this show to t road to be in freedom fest in july. and tape a show. tonight, what if you manage your budget like the politics manage their? >> this is a family budget, what do you think about that? ey make 24, an spend 35, they lost 10,000 this year. they are already in debt. >> what type of people would do that. >> federal budget, i just took some zeros off. >> that a big number. john: think about this family budget. really ugly. income last year $24,000, but a spent 35,000. incurrinl left 11,000 in new debt, they had a lot of old detz. i would say they are highly irresponsible. but this is actually the federal government's budget, i just took of8 zeros, people on the street had an appropriate reaction to that. >> what? that is a lot. >> formula for disaster, our future is dismal no doubt. john: you pa

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the large number of groups in all ofthis occurring as the health services department heads up and ushes for health care, if this would've come up last fall, different result? >> you know, there is no way that i can make that calculation. but i can tell you what made a difference. and that is, again, one of the advantages of the incumbents. but for me, a lo of people are really focused on these scandals, and they are. is irs thing is troubling. the big issue on benghazi is why was there not a rescue mission. and you might say that we have succeeded. these are real ssues and not the same time, one of my biggest concerns is what is the president's ageda area. neil: mitt romney has some ver serious concerns about what is going on with china. why he says we need to stop letting china were all over it before it is too late. >> this is the time for real backbone on the part of our nation to come up against china and say that you have to play by the rules. and vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different i met a turtle

everybody to geneva with the russis are waiting not to help us and then the security council to give usheeto. so that road is not going to be a solution. the other critique coming from inside whington, from some members ofongress is that we will do a all-out no-fly zone over syria without actlly clarifying to thelayer's score allies are on the ground. theeneral was right when he said there are some commanders who are secular. they should be invited to washington, not to istanbul or jordan. they should go to congres in front of the american public and clarify what syria we will see afte. lou: general, as you were just speaking aut the no-fly zone it gave meause because talking with the chief of staff of the united states air force some years ago, you pointed out to me that we have had our airpower engaged at that time it was several some years ago. now it is 22 years that we hav had our airpower engaged in no-fly zones, combat whether it is in afghanistan. this has been an unprecedented, persistentse of our power and an air force that has been taken to its limits, has it not? >> absolutely

kevin will be in studio with ush for the review of the movie and other films opening.pening >>> cross our fingers. fingers >>> we will be back with the day's top stories at 5:28. s >>> are you going the robot? >> yeah. >>> tucker, where does it fall in the pan thio pan thion of ro? >> they're not super rock. rock. >> we have been having a conversation. >> trying to figure out who aret the hard rockers. >> i wasn't privy to that to tht conversation. >>> we will continue later today. we got a tropical storm to talkk about but most importantly, we are going to talk about thee pollen count. >> thank you, tucker. >> if you are sneezing like tony, it's the grass pollen. the good news is that we are wee going to have some rain and that will tend to pull down the pollen numbers, although the mold spores will be on the rise. here is the pollen count. co >> that is just for you. you. >> several people yesterdayho wo also were suffering from allergies. >> when i ask tucker about the e pollen count, i get it by 10:00 a.m. usually.m. i will get it to you. you. >> i'm a busy ma

today, the white house ushed a statement, saying he see the election as a quote, potential helpful sign. still, as positive a sign as the election may be he remains a strong supporter of the supreme leader ite iotola. so the open real change may be in tone, not substance. in jerusalem, conner powell. >>> to california, where a dwriewp of nuns are rallying fof immigration reform. they're debating it under a bill craft known as the gang of eight. it would create a pathway for roughly 11 million undocumentedd imgrants but only after security improvements are made. >> they have got to make sure the 11 million in our nation have an earned path to citizenship because it's the only way we'll be whole as a nation. it is a moral issue so as a person of faith i have to say we're here to lift up the dignity of everyone. >> the nuns and supporters marched to a supporters officefc to make a plea for support. >>> coming up, an update on a horrific deck collapse at a popular florida residents wheres of people were hurt. plus a fear's data one day won't forget. a kidney transplant. call the tip line (2

. >>> (ushed to the brink. now the miami heat, one loss away from a huge upset.ould they really blow it? welcome to a special, efficient start. ài'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. let's begin with the firefighters making a slow, but steady progress against the most destructive fr)e ever. some return home this morni'g. for dozens others, it's too dangerous. d8it's burned through 16,000 acres. nearly 500 homes are and blamed for two deaths. some homes are still in the line of fire, but people are counting their blessings. >> you think of everything you have had in the house for -- >> 34 years. today -- >> happy anniversary. >> they spent their 34th wedding anniversary in a hotel room, taking inventory for insurance (urposes. they were joined by their son, daughter-in-law and 10-day-old grandchild. >> the fire uu up the side of the garage and ran the eve line. it was seriously an inferno. >> reporter: he fears it burned an american flag that belonged to his father. >> all the other stuff means nothing. that's what we bought insurance for. >> karen hopes it di

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i mean, it's -- tht -- everything's being ushed down to, you know, the bottom line.thout question. you report on what you hear out there. are you heaing this from the traders wh know it's coming? are you hearing this from the people getting ready to let the traders know it's coming? >> i'm hearing people who, you know, managing diectors and banks say the only lce growing here in ten years is the i.t. department. that grows eve ye, bu no other department grows because it makes no sense. if they are honest, makes no sense how much i'm paid to be doing what i'm doing. you know, if you askyourself, am i worth -- melissa: youpersally, i'm worth what i pay. what are you talkng about, this is cazy. >> the tradeers are, you know, don't come cheap. melissa: computers out perform traders. that's rough. >> abslutely. melissa: thanks so much. >> thank you. melissa: appreciate it. the food truck craze is so hot. i guess it was just a matter of time until this hapened. look at that. want to know when dogs are gettin too spoiled? hen they start getting their own food trucks. we'll

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ush you're looking at video taken this morning of the massive damage from last night's tornadoes.e of emergency and now the violent storms are spawning flash floods. i'm joined on the phone from st. charles county by government spokeswoman colleen mcante. thanks for joining us again. >> caller: thank you. >> have the conditions changed much since we left? >> caller: our mobile incident command opened this morning at 8:00 a.m. the county highway department and county development -- community development department and red cross have gridded the areas impacted and are starting to assess the damage. the st. charles county police department and highway patrol are providing regional security. no roads are closed. we're asking that people stay away from downed power lines and affected areas including harvester to allow emergency management, law enforcement and other crews to respond to the damage. if any citizens come across any hazards, please call 911. >> as we look at these pictures, it's just amazing. it's incredible. when you take the aerials, you only see it in pockets. is that re

expanding.digil health records,e and expensive part of the law, found to be riddled with errors, ann in the ushthe errors have absolutely resulted now in the death of some patients. that is the reaon among many for everyone to run away from this, includg those famous athletes. doctor, it's ridiculous, absolutely ridicous. >> run and run faster. i can't believe, neil, they are trying to recruit the nba and the nfl to put their names against something that's completely hollow. what do they want them to sell? there's no insurance exchges up, nd people have no clue in tes of what they are going to sign up for, ad i find it hard to believe they are trying to recruit such famous people or today's students or librarians. it's a ridiculous efort to -- neil: i e the method in the madness. you want to seek out young people, and young people watch football, young people watch basketbbll, ect., so you're see if by seeing wonderfulce and things about the health care law, they sign up. we nee young people to sign up, you know, to pay for the older americans who are leaving the work force and really responsib

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we heard of the state permit having an amazing lack of influence during george w .ush's presidency ,ouad the pentagon, the cia and others pushing forward. that changed in the second term of the bush presidency. outside waspartment punching above its weight. it is always going to be, by virtue of being the oldest and most senior cabinet agency -- host: even with the growth of bureaucracy in the white house itself? guest: i think so. there's usually a tension between the national security folks at at the white house and people at the state department. the state department is populated largely by career diplomats. they consider themselves

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everywhere in academics ushed be being observant and think. that's the sole contribution i've made of students let alone being a field man. get them out there. when you see it in the field hen you have a much better perspective overall what you're dealing with when it comes to research. i yield the rest of my time. [applause] >> thank you to our panelists for all of that. that's excellent. we're going to open it up to questions and answers part of the series in a moment. if you want to ask a question you can line up by the microphone in the middle of the room there. in the meantime i'm going to ask a question to the panelist one or all of you can answer to kick off the questions and answers portion of our presentation to kind of borrow a phrase from the late great roger ebert a beloved member of the cwa family. we get in our own world as we move along in our careers. being that i've been in the media business, the internet and rise and popularity of the internet has been a huge factor. and one of the more interesting debates that we have are i