wein-berg! sack-ett! and gwendolyn hertz-feld-mastroantonio!e are here for the annual dance of the lemons, where each of you gets to trade your worst teacher to another school. the union's happy, the parents are placated, and only the children suffer.

mongolia, wein gave to each other, it is a way to greet. how ishow is weather, your family.n mongolia horses are very popular. we ask how is your horses. and you smell and give me back. that is the way to begin conversation. i'm pleased to be a part of your culture and your tradition. a long wayhave come to the united nations. what do you hope to accomplish while here? i think the 70th , iiversary because of that think the world has the best 70 years. i concluded that, because we are there was no big wars and people much educated. i hope for the good seven years again. charlie: how is your relationship with russia? guest: very good. charlie: and russia? guest: one time mongolia was a big power and now i think there is no political disputes, no border disputes, no territorial disputes. charlie: as the transition to democracy been easy? -- has the transition to democracy been easy? guest: no. we took very challenging way. we have to do that. charlie: you are a nomadic country? guest: yes. i born and raised in a nomad family, a shepherd family. it carrieseans -- the way of mong

>> no, of course, wein have been -- we are set up frequently asking questions. we are guiding the dealers with real-time, same information close to all call centers as well because i visited call center, those people are also frontline. they need the same information, and as soon as we have it the other people -- >> all right, what does vw told dealers about how existing models will be affecting cars, the dealers have already sold and cars that are now sitting on the lots? >> we spoke with dealers directly in with letters and videos. >> thankvi you. thank you for organizing this hearing. i'm not a registered professional engineer anymore, butee at one time i was. i still am an engineer of training. my daughter drives a volkswagon beatle and my daughter-in-law a jetta. i have had the highest respects for volkswagon, i must tell you sir, it is extremely disappointing to look at the -- i don't know the right word to use -- immorality of willingly cheat on emission standards. volkswagon is one of the premier auto name brand in the world. to have a company of your st

let me ask a one-word question to each of you.realm do wein need an offensive capability in the cyberrealm in order to act as a deterrent? secretary work? >> we need a broad range of se t responseio options to include -- >> do we need an offensive cybercapability to act as a ? deterrent? >> i would say yes, sir. >> secretary -- director clapper? >> absolutely. >> admiral -- oecret >> yes. >> thank you. the second part of that is that it can't be secret. our instinct is to make everything secret.hing sec the whole point of deterrent capability is to make it not secret. isi suspect we do have a capability, but part of a deterrent is it has to be made publ public. i think another question that needs to be dsressaddressed, an don't necessarily think it -- in this hearing this morning but ie this terms of the policy, we need to define what an act of war is in the cyberarea. whether hitting sony pictures is an act of war or the opm, and how do you draw those lines. i would suggest that's got to be part of the policy idefinition. i don't mean to imply, secretary work, that this is easy, but it's

wein had ti draw the line at ordering room service. herwise, he's a little exhausted from his travels. what are y eating on the ground there, babe? a lotd of fans have come to see him. it's been a smooth trip to far, guys. >> adorable. getting up c lose and personal with wrangler. doaes he miss us at all, janet? >> i'm sorry? >> has wrangler asked about us? does he miss us or anything? >> i'm sorry. still having trouble hearing. >> never mind. >> he wants to eat everything on the ground. he's been very well-behaved. he'd love to stay in tex but as but he has another part of his trip tomorrow. >> i take that as he misses us. tomorrow, wrangler is on to philadelphia. want to learn about puppies like wrangler, go to the link on our website, today.com. >>> coming up, siri is cooking slow cooker treats, perfect firs >>> good morning. 26. looking at the george washington bridge on a thursday morning. it i october 22nd. i'm dorlene rodriguez. 400 people are without a home after an apartment building ca hught fire. it broke out just before 9:00 on gregory street. it wasn't put out until early

. >> i love movies and tv shows isn't what weins over voters. >> last night steven harper suffered ahe issues was the country's stagnating economy, not only russia and iran but a country like canada having problems because of oil. >> good morning, guys. canada is in a recession and it probably the weirdest recession everyone. you've got oil and most of the canadian economy is growing but because they rely so much on natural resources, the slump in oil has dragged canada into a recession. you've got really three canadas. you've got of course main population which tends to lean more liberal. that is toronto and ontario. quebec has been doing its own thing and calgary and saskatchewan, they lean conservative. so the oil and gas related outcome perhaps swaying -- >> i don't know what you said that made joe upset but he stormed off the set. >> when the u.s. was in the height of the financial distress, people were turning to canada. >> many considered the canadian banks to be smarter, you can't deduct mortgage interest. and they have better hockey. >> so why don't you go do the show there.