controllers, the designers, the engineers, the launch director. so i think it s up to us to inspire the young people and i think that poe essential is there. kristin: thank you very much, a handshake isn t enough. give me five. give me a hug! (laughter) gene kranz, truly one of a kind and i am one of the handful of people on the plant who can say not one, but both of my parents are astronauts and they re here today. anna and bill fisher join me next. let s be honest, you don t really talk about your insurance unless you re complaining about it. you go on about how. .it s so confusing it hurts my brain. ya i hear ya. or say you can t believe. .how much of a hassle it is! and tell anyone who ll listen. (garbled)..it s so expensive! she said it s so expensive. tell me about it. yes.. well i m telling the people at home. that s why esurance is making the whole experience surprisingly painless. so, you never have to talk about it, unless you re their spokesperson.
or otherwise, we should address that. and we should address that in this bill if possible. of course. there is something that went s,et s fix it.process, the, thee we should fix it. we re always in the process of learning and applying lessons here. now former president of women s media center and fox news contributor, brad wakeman is a former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. brad, let me start with you. did the bombingsn boston underscore that any effort to reform immigration must include a tougher system of background checks to help identify focus sources poe essential sources of trouble? you bet. in washingt, politicians look for excuses. statesmen and women look for opportunities. this is an opportunity to fix a system that is broken. whether it s our poorest border or background checks for visas, whether it s a pathway to citizenship. this must be done now. it s a huge problem that s gone on for decades and a day of
years of my life. we talk about sort of the death of newspapers here and certainly newspapership circulation and titles are declining in north america, western europe and central and eastern europe but they re rising, considerably in asia, latin america and the middle east and africa. what do you attribute that to? i think there s not enough people online. they re still looking to the traditional delivery of news which is through the printed presses. it s also, candidly easier for the government to control. you have a situation in myanmar or burma where the government is opening up and they re going to take these weekly newspapers and make them daily. that s a big development, but they still have to issue the permits for the presses. so there s a sense of a great opening right now in burma. i think it s really an exciting moment. i think it s full of poe essential. but i think it s going to take a great commitment on the part of the government which has shown an early commitment to