richard hunt is president and ceo of the consumer bankers association. i thank you all for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. mr. bergeron, you may begin your testimony. >> thank you. and thank you for inviting me to be here today. we are at a critical moment of the year. our young people are in the process of preparing to go off to college. many for the first time. they're going to be dealing with issues they have never had to deal with before. about thatnk experience that our students have -- it is different than the one we had. today, 21 and a half million students will be enrolling in our institutions and 12% of them will be going online. when i went to school, there was no such thing as online. population is experiencing different things. one thing is the level of death they are taking on. since graduating with a bachelor's degree in 2011, i graduated with $26,000 in debt. that was an increase in just four years, of 33%.

. >> john, do you think it is like richard hunt said -- sarah hunt said that perhaps it's just a communicationou had communicated a little differently that the stock would be in a different place and now we've ratcheted down the high expectations, it's time that they can be beaten. >> i do think that's a point. this is the first time, jim, that we've ever given guidance and we've never done a full year and i do think that we need communicate. we don't want to be talking well by well. we're too big for that, but we might have gone too high level and we've probably need to talk rig by rig and the tight results we're getting for the quarter and people understand what's going on with it and that's all about communication and the funny thing is we're fixing communication inside our company and that's what some of our downtown issues, down time issues were where we would shut -- we've run pipe on the rig and had to shut the platform in and two days later a crew would come out there to do facilities work and talk the same production in and that will improve our down time and efficiencies. we need to

richard hunt is president and ceo of the consumer bankers association. i thank you all for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. mr. bergeron, you may begin your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you to the rest of the committee for inviting me to be here today. we are at a critical moment of the year. our young people are in the process of preparing to go off to college, many for the first time, and they're going to be dealing with issues that they never had to deal with before, as was mentioned a couple of the opening statements. and when we think about that experience that our students have, it's different than the one we had. and today, 21 and a half million students will be enrolled in our 7500 institutions. and 12% of them will be going online. when i went to school, there was no such thing as online. never thought of anything like that happening. and so the student population is expensive different things, and

hunt. authorities say psychiatric patient richard plotts killed hunt in darby on july 24th at the hospital.ychiatrist was grazed in the head and thumb. he pulled out a gun and shot plotts. plotts is facing murder and other charges. >>> today is the second day of a job fair. there's hope that a maryland company can provide workers with a life line. nbc 10's jesse gary is live on the boardwalk outside the soon-to-be shuttered revel casino this morning. you mentioned earlier some people are seeing this as an opportunity in the midst of economic upheaval there. >> reporter: chris, perspective and business acumen play a role in this. things look different depending if you're standing here on the boardwalk or looking at the broader view. a room with a view doesn't cost what it used to. because of that, there's a spike in activity. realtor john moore says sales levels for single family homes as well as condos have surpassed last year's level. he says fall months are ahead, a traditional boone of activity. that makes better investment opportunities because the exodus of casinos. >> especially when

so these people who went over, these young men that almost all at that time like richard morris hunt, charles mckim, h.h. richardson who changed the look of our cities, changed the look of america all went there to study architecture, came back different from what they had been. you go to boston, copley square, tripty church on one -- trinity church on one side, h.h. richardson. look across the square, the boston public library by charles mckim, trained this paris. -- in paris. and very similar in many ways to the bibliotech -- [inaudible] which is in paris. and he said so. they were taking, you used the word earlier, "inspiration." inspiration from paris. and again and again, brian, they all wrote they wanted to bring something home to make things better here. they wanted, they were doing something they felt was a service to their country, not just to their own ambitions. c-span: you did not, have not mentioned george healey, and i'm going to put up here on our screen the painting that you write about, "webster's reply to herman cain." >> guest: yes. george healey is, to me, a great

hunt. authorities say psychiatric patient richard plats killed her.e was discharged from the hospital two weeks ago and was taken to delaware county prison where he is facing charges of murder, among other things. >>> there was a big change overnight in ferguson, missouri. >> the protesters were out again but we learned there was something different overnight. we'll have a live report. >>> and cafe chaos. the stunning scene you are about to see on this sidewalk. >>> clouds overhead this morning. we remain dry, at least for now. we're tracking rain. we'll show you when we expect those rain drops, that's coming up. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist tedd florendo. >> more warm weather in store for the day but not hot. that's the good news. outside, quiet, manly cloudy skies over center city at this hour. the clouds beginning to slowly thin out this morning. warm again, slightly humid today, too. still, not oppressive like we normally see in august. rain, however, will return. it's in the forecast. we could see it as early as late tonigh

wellness center last month now out of the hospital. 49 year old richard plotts faces several charges stemming from the shooting killing teresa hunt, his case worker in darby. and psychiatrist lee silverman also founded in the shooting. plotts was injured when silverman pulled out his own weapon and shot him. >>> the four-year hunt for a major player in the underage prostitution ring ends with an arrest. catching up with john guerra last night. on the run since 2010. accused of recruiting women as young as 17 years old with offers of cash and drugs and promoting sex acts on craigslist. tleem co-defendants pled guilty four years ago and guerra has been denied bail. >>> and a middle teacher arrested for allegedly pursuing a sexual relationship with one of his own old students. patrick mcguire contacted the girl who is now 13 through social media. he taught the victim at the middle school. the police were contacted and they arrested him on attempting luring. and held on bail. >>> and being sued by visitors who say they are physically abused by overly aggressive hotel security staff in atlantic city. captured on video and we have more

richard besser, veteran of the cdc. he's traveled the world, hunting down viruses. on the question of contagion. they tested but how are they sure it's not contagious anymore? >> they would not have found any virus in the blood and in the urine. the one recommendation public health officials make is to use condoms for about three months after infection. they should be free in the community without spreading disease. >> that is standard. and the whole news about immunity. now, they are immune? that means they can go back and help their patients without risk? >> they're immune to this strain of ebola. that's terrific news in terms of developing a vaccine. and also, you're right, about providing care for people. people who have recovered can be care-givers. >> is there a final verdict on the experimental drug they were given? whether that worked and made the difference? >> i'm a bit skeptical, given how fast they say it worked. they need to do a study to find out, does it help? does it hurt? does it make any difference? before rushing to judgment that it was a miracle.

richard plots faces several charges for the shooting that killed teresa hunt.s case worker at mercer fitzgerald hospital. plots was injured when silver pulled out his own weapon and shot him. plots is being held in the delaware county policen. >>> a former middle school teacher has been arrested for having to have an inappropriate relationship with one of his old students. patrick mcguire contacted the girl through social media earlier this year. he taught the victim at memorial middle school. her family contacted police who arrange the a meeting officers swept in and arrested mcgwier who is being held on $100,000. >>> a propeller plane skited across the street and ended up in someone's yard. it happened in kent county, the pilot and the passenger are okay. >>> the birds kicked off their preseason opener with a loss on 6abc. >> goes back again, again pressure, fires, this time it's intercepted. >> meryl reese calling the first preseason game. the starters looked sluggish with too many turnovers and penalties. the highlight of the game, though was eagles rookie

hunt to find james foley's killer. lester. >> all right, kristen. thanks. now to our chief foreign correspondent richard engel who has been covering isis and this crisis in syria since the civil war there began and isis became a major force. he's near the turkey/syria border. you heard what u.s. officials had to say today. where does this go from here? >> reporter: good evening, lester. for two days in a row now senior u.s. officials, white house officials, military officials, are both suggesting that this goes into syria. and the reason why is simple, the current policy of just carrying out attacks in iraq isn't working. most of syria's -- most of isis's bases, most of their weapons are across the border in syria. so if you just attack in iraq, you leave the militants with a safe haven in syria. something significant happened, lester, last month. you remember there was that raid to rescue the hostages, delta force flying in covered with -- covered by fighter jets. what was significant about this is unfortunately the mission failed, they weren't able to recover the hostages. but defense officials said t

richard haass. in washington, bloomberg columnist, al hunt. kids say about richard haass in d.c.? >> that's what i've always said about richard, as does the lovely susan. >> loved him as a kid, trust him as a mother. >> we're not going to talk about that editorial. i want to go first to you, al hunt, because i think one of the most fascinating things about what happened last night, obviously a tragedy unfolding on an international scale but peter baker put it best in his analysis. sending warplanes back to the skies of iraq, president obama on thursday night found himself exactly where he didn't want to be. hoping to end the war in iraq, mr. obama became the fourth president in a row to order military action in that graveyard of american ambition, and it appears, al, that he had absolutely no choice but to finally get involved. >> yeah, joe, i think that's right. ethnic cleansing was going on. it was brutal. i think what really has shocked this administration the last couple weeks is the effectiveness, the brutality of those isis forces. they

richard mozdir, iii behind bars. >> because of the wonderful, brave viewers of the hunt, we had our first capture. >> pulled out a gunlled, pronounced dead on the scene. >> he was on the run, chose to have a gun and chose to shoot those cops first. they wanted to bring him in, take him in alive. they only had to fire because he shot each one of the three cops. all i asked was, go online. make the phone call, give us the tip, and you came through again. >> i felt it was very important to share our story in hopes that charlie would be brought to justice. this is not an easy choice to make. but it could possibly help protect somebody out there from being a victim in the future. >> i have figured out one thing. one thing in all these years since my son was murdered. they're out there. they're evil. until we figure out how to keep them away from children, it's up to you to protect your child and to be street smart and follow to be street smart and follow your gut. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful 6-year-old son.

richard mozdir, iii behind bars. >>> because of the wonderful, brave viewers of the hunt, we had our first capture. >> mozdir pulled began firing at officers. they opened fire back taking him down. he was killed, pronounced dead on the scene. >> charles mozdir, after two years on the run and no clue to where he was, was taken down. he chose to have a gun, and he chose to shoot those cops first. they wanted to bring him in. they wanted to take him in alive. i always believe that the public was the best ally to law enforcement. all i asked was, go online, make that phone call, give us the tip, we'll take it from there. and they came through, you came through again. >> i felt it was very important to share our story in hopes that charlie would be brought to justice. this is not an easy choice to make. but it could possibly help protect somebody out there from being a victim in the future. >> i have figured out one thing, one thing in all these years since my son was murdered. they're out there. they're evil. until we figure out how to keep them away from children, it's up to you to protect your child and to be street

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richard plotts was released yesterday. he walked on to the hospital july 24 and shot his psychiatric case worker, teresa hunt, to death. silverman was also wounded. and he will be charged with a number much charges including homicide. >>> sending out a reminder to be careful when taking out hope at an a.t.m. a man lingering under an older woman and he lunges at her and they are asking for your help in identifying them. >>> a liquor store that once sold a winning power ball . >> it has been robbed multiple times. s and the police are vil investigating both of the cases. >>> transportation officials in the lehigh valley trying to figure out why a train jumped the tracks this afternoon. chopper 6 over the scene in bethlehem and you see the two rail cars off the tracks. a fence was damaged, fortunately no one hurt. >>> the red cross helping five montgomery county families burned out of their apartments. alcell phone recorded flames out of the apartment on west lincoln drive. the fire sparked in one of the units in the upper dublin complex before 2:00 a.m. was quickly spread to eight others. >> flames were real bad. they we

richard plots was released from the hospital thursday and taken right to the delaware county prison. he's charged with the murder of his social worker theresa hunt the attempted murder of his psychiatrist dr. lee silverman. silverman suffered a graze wound but returned fire with his own gun striking plots. >> security concerns are growing he. just blocks from music fest stages. that is festival draws million visitors from across the nation each year. now the mayor of bethlehem is vowing to ramp up security as are festival organizers. >> we have our community police, county emergency management department. state police. we have the state, lancaster and bethlehem police on horses forces throughout the community and even the presence of the fbi. >> music fest which is celebrating its 31st year runs through sunday night. >>> well some international attention tonight for one of philadelphia's most popular new parks. >> that's right. the travel website jet setter.com call the spruce street harbor park one of the test best urban beaches in the world it's celebrated for best feature what the website calls a traditional wooden boardwalk lined with street

richard plots, was released from the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, on thursday and transferred to delaware county prison. plot is charged with the murder of his social worker teresa hunt two weeks ago and attempted murder of his psychiatrist doctor lee silver man. silver man suffered a grazed wound but return fire, with his own gun striking plots. >>> caught on camera tonight a woman is rob while withdrawing money from an atm. this is surveillance video police are searching for that man who came up from behind that 64 year-old woman, attacked her, and then stole her money this happened in a wells fargo branch on frankford avenue last sunday, the victim was treated at a local hospital following that attack but she's recovering tonight. >>> well, a cabdriver is dead after crashing his taxi into the cobbs creek section of the city this happened this morning along cobbs creek parkway near spruce street. the the 67 year-old driver was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> and the cause of this apartment fire in montgomery county is also unknown tonight, fire broke out overnight, in the 700 block of linc

richard plotts was arranged. he is facing first and third degree murder charges among others and is accused of shooting and killing theresa hunt. he was then shot by a doctor who was carrying a gun. that doctor was wounded also. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news with breaking news out of the mideast. rockets are being fired even before the official end of the cease-fire. the 72-hour truce between israel and palestinian militants was supposed to end at 5:00. but israel says a rocket landed in an open area just after 3:00. there's is no breakthrough in negotiations. hamas wants an end to the blockade. israel is concerned if that is lifted, hamas will restock its weapons. ifrt firefighters from delaware are headed west to help fight wildfires. the 20-person crew, the second from delaware to join the fire fight, another team returned last week. it's unclear exactly where this group will go. the delaware forest service it's likely they will be in the pacific northwest or in northern california. that's where dozens of fires like this one have sparked this summer due in part to dry conditions caused by drought. >>> a local company will

is a hu accompanied 49-year-old richard plas at the hospital's campus back on july 24th and during his appointment prosecutors say platts pulled out a gun and shot hunt. psychologists believe silverman was grazed in the head as well. silverman then pulled out his own gun and shot plotts. he survived the shooting and was discharged from the hospital two weeks ago. he's charged with murder and is behind bars. >>> from the delaware bureau, newcastle county, police have released the sketch of a man they call a peeping tom. he was spotted looking into the windows of a home in wilmington. the victim told police this isn't the first time she's seen the man peep spoog her home. >>> about 60 dogs rescued from mississippi could eventually find new homes in pennsylvania. the humane society says the dogs were living outside without clean water, food or shelter. most are now in the d.c. area. the humane society says they'll try to look for adoptive homes in northern virginia, western maryland, and harrisburg, pennsylvania. the humane society sent us this video of how the dogs looked when they were found. some of the animals were extremely underweight. they have u

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richard nixon said the bay of pigs thing, he meant the kennedy assassination. and there were named high-level people as involved. nixon on the watergate tape says, hunt, you pull that scab, there's a lot of things. he knows too much. we know hunt was involved. so -- >> what are you trying to ask? >> i'm trying to ask, we've got trivia of the nixon tapes, but in the index of the book there's no reference to the bay of pigs. that was probably the most important thing nixon ever said in those tapes was telling the cia the whole bay of pigs thing will be blown if they don't shut down watergate. my question, is it time that we released all the cia records concerning the kennedy assassination? and mr. bernstein, you wrote in the last days what george h.w. bush's reaction was when he heard that of the transcripts would be released. i wonder if you could recount that quotation, please. >> i don't remember. i wrote a piece in the "los angeles times" about -- remind me. >> apparently pointed to his laundering money through mexico, to the burglars. >> sir, sir,

richard nixon said the bay of pigs thing, he meant the kennedy assassination. and there were named high-level people as involved. nixon on the watergate tape says, hunt, you pull that scab, there's a lot of things. he knows too much. we know hunt was involved. so -- >> what are you trying to ask? >> i'm trying to ask, we've got trivia of the nixon tapes, but in the index of the book there's no reference to the bay of pigs. that was probably the most important thing nixon ever said in those tapes was telling the cia the whole bay of pigs thing will be blown if they don't shut down watergate. my question, is it time that we released all the cia records concerning the kennedy assassination? and mr. bernstein, you wrote in the last days what george h.w. bush's reaction was when he heard that of the transcripts would be released. i wonder if you could recount that quotation, please. >> i don't remember. i wrote a piece in the "los angeles times" about -- remind me. >> apparently pointed to his laundering money through mexico, to the burglars. >> sir, sir, please. >> that's not what it was about. >> okay. >> you guys want to pick up the point about the bay

richard plots was released from the hospital thursday and taken right the two delaware county prison. plot is charged with the murder of his social worker teresa hunt and attempted murder inner of his psychiatrist, doctor lee silverman. silverman suffered a grazed wound but returned fire with his even gun striking plots. >>> there are new security concerns surrounding the lehigh valley's annual music fest. as "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren tells us two nearby shootings have organizers and officials looking to improve safety. >> ♪ >> reporter: striking up the band for 31 years, bethlehem's music fest has grown from a small town celebration of opening acts, to a musical main event, attracting a million visitors from across the country, david spencer came from california for a week of free music. >> my sister in law always go to music fest. we are here today. >> reporter: as festival grows now in the fourth year over at south side, security concerns, have grown as well. police have responded to two shootings in the last five days, just blocks from music fest stages. >> it gets bigger every year and crazy every year. >> reporter: maybe robert

richard plots was released from the hospital thursday and taken right to the delaware county prison. plot is charge with the murder of his social worker teresa hunt attempted murder on have his psychiatrist, doctor lee silver man. silver man suffered a grazed wound but return fire with his own gun striking plots. >>> security concerns are growing at the annual music fest in the lehigh valley. police have responded to two shootings in the last five days just blocks from the music fest stages. the festival draws a million visitors from across the nation, bethlehem's marries vowing to ramp up security as are festival organizers. >> we have our community police, our county emergency management, state police, we have the the state, lancaster and bethlehem police on horses, forces, throughout the community, and even the the presence of the fbi. >> music fest which is celebrating its 31st year runs through sunday night. >>> and this weekend thousands of americans will participate in road race that he is lead them covered in mud. a new survey find adventure and obstacle races are more popular now then ever but as marley hall explains the races hold some

richards want to be like when they grow up. >> governor, great to see you. >> thanks. good to be with you. >>> some other stories making headlines on your saturday morning, the hunt is onnvestigators have ruled her death a homicide after finding her body in the woods near her home in washington state. police believe her killer most likely left the crime scene covered in mud and are asking neighbors if they saw anyone wearing or discarding muddy clothing last weekend when she was first reported missing. last night hundreds of people turned out for a vigil to remember her. >>> while you were sleeping, the israeli military obliterating targets in gaza. this blast happening earlier this morning. 20 other targets also hit in the gaza strip. the palestinians reporting at least five casualties. this as hamas militants continue a barrage of rockets into israel, six just this morning. the up tick in violence comes 24 hours after the collapse of a three-day truce between the warring sides. >>> the american doctor who's being treated for ebola in atlanta speaking out for the first time from his hospital bed. 33-year-old dr. kent brantly saying, quote, i am growing stronger every