mr. pierce, i would like to ask you something.ve never produced a lead, ever, and i've worked here longer than gene. - which white guy is gene? - i-- - and i really think i could do it if i'm just given the chance. i mean, shouldn't seniority count for something? - yes. yes, it should. this person is doing the hurricane lead. [dramatic music] you know what, greg? that's exactly what's wrong with this business. nobody rewards experience. well, i do! my personal trainer lives in a nursing home! - very excited to work-- together. ♪ oh, hi. what are you doing here? oh, no, did dad finally run off because of how you treat him? - no, he's in the car. i cracked a window, he's fine. listen, i'm going back to school. - oh, that's great. - i'm gonna study television production, and the admissions lady said i could get credit for an internship. - oh, good for you, mom. - so i'm getting one here. - what? what? no, no. why? help. - yeah, the show needs an intern. you know, the lady said that students should use their, you know, connections in

mr. pierce. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate your strong interest in consumer complaint filings. you've had more than a million filed. have you gotten any rough breakdown how many of those complaints have been against community banks? >> we don't actually take or put in our database -- >> how about from rural counties, do you break it down by rural counties? >> we can break down complaints certainly by state. there may be smaller divisions we could put them into. if you're interested into that, my staff can talk to your staff -- >> how many complaints against cfpb? nord, i hear quite frankly when i go to the district that cfpb is intrusive, limiting our access. how many come plains against cfpb? >> our database is about consumer complaints about the financial institutions. >> so you don't track when people -- you don't have any kind of one star, two star, three star rating for yourself. i appreciate that you don't track those. now, keep in mind that when you first started, when you first started, our discussion here

mr. tseytlin: unless you can pierce the corporate veil, which is obviously a very high standard. justice alito: what -- what about -- justice kennedy: -- the same with husband -- husband owns one lot, wife owns the other, they're different? mr. tseytlin: the state hasn't taken a final position on that. my understanding is the county, which is the first-line enforcer of this, would interpret it that way. justice kennedy: would interpret it what way? mr. tseytlin: interpret it that if they're not literally the same person, even if it's husband and wife, even if it's two people and one of them owns one and one of them owns the other, and it's not the same two people and they were -- justice ginsburg: may i correct you -- chief justice roberts: i'm sorry. i didn't hear the end of your sentence. mr. tseytlin: that is my understanding of the county's interpretation. chief justice roberts: well, what is? that it -- that it's still treated separately? mr. tseytlin: that if two owns the exact -- chief justice roberts: well, that makes it seem we're talking about it in justice and fairness.

the jennifer new mexico, mr. .ierce rep. pierce: the that more than one million filed. that he gotten any rough breakdown of how many of those complaints and then against community banks? we don't actually take her put our database any complaints. rep. pearce: do you break it down but rural counties? mr. cordray: we can break it down by state. there may be smaller divisions we can put them into if you're interested in that. i would be happy to my staff talk to your staff. rep. pearce: have any complaints against cfpb? i hear quite frequently when i go to the district that cfpb is intrusive. they are limiting access. have any complaints against cfpb ? mr. cordray: our database is about consumer complaints about the financial institutions. rep. pearce: you don't track when people -- don't have anyone start, to start, three-star rating for yourself? i appreciate you don't track those. mind that when you first started our discussion here was about rural. county infining luna the same category as new york city. it has eight people per square mile. near city has 28,000 prescr

mr. sullivan, i think the world of him. regarding armor piercing we wouldn and requests have from effectors, that is true. we have not been able to act on them. i believe when the deputy attorney general is confirmed, we will be able to bring our issues to him. we will be able to answer the mail to the manufacturers, it is our obligation to do so. >> glad to hear that, eager for that to occur. administrator rosenberg, i know you will get a bunch of questions about marijuana and schedule oneas a drug. as former prosecutors we often refer to marijuana is a gateway drug. the more recent statistics seem to load themselves to the argument that prescription pills have become a gateway drug to heroin. he talked about four out of five heroin users starting on prescription pills. is that accurate if i were to refer to it as a gateway drug? >> that is our best information, sir. focus on the opiates and opioid epidemic in this country, there's been a lot of finger-pointing. i know at least one senator that has pointed the finger of blame at the dea, which of

mr. sullivan, i think the world of him. he was very good for atf. regarding armor piercing ammunition and the exemption request that we have have from manufacturers, that is true. we haven't been able to act on i believe i believe that when the deputy attorney general is confirmed, that we will be able to bring our issues to him, and that we will be able to answer the mail to the manufacturers. it's our obligation to do so. >> great. i'm very glad to hear that. and eager for that to occur. administrator rosenberg, i know you've got a bunch of questions today about marijuana and derivatives, derivative as a schedule 1 drug. as a former prosecutor, we often refer to marijuana as a gateway drug. the the argument that prescription pills have become a gateway drug to heroin, you talked about four out of five heroin users starting on prescription pills. is that accurate, if i were to refer to it as a gateway drug? >> four out of five heroin users begin on prescription pills. that's our best information, sir, yes. >> so in the focus on the opiates, the opioid especialpid this coun

mrs. schakter. >> she was in her 50's. her husband and two older sons had been transported by mistake. >> the separation had totally shattered her. >> i knew her well. >> a quiet tense woman with piercing eyes. >> she had been a frequent guest in our house. her husband was a man who spent most of his days an night in the house of study. it was she who supported the family. >> she had lost her mind. >> on the first day of her journey she had begun to moan. >> later sobs an screams became hysterical. on the third night as we were sleeping, some of us sitting huddled against each other, some of us standing, a piercing cry broke the silence. >> fire, i see a fire, i see a fire. >> a moment of panic, who had screamed. standing in the mid ofl -- middle of the car. >> she was howling pointing through window. >> look, look at this fire, the terrible fire, have mercy on me. >> some pressed against the bars to see. there was nothing. only the darkness of night. it took a long time to recover from this harsh awakening, we were still trembling and every screech of the wheels we felt opening beneath us, unable to steal our anguish we try today reassure each other. she's mad, poor woman. >> someone

pierce making a triumphant reunion to tv. we have a lot to catch up with them about. >>> but first, mr.et weather in the pacific northwest. heavy rain down into california. sunshine through the gulf, which could continue on saturday. we have unseasonably mild weather. we are looking at wet weather continuing into california. sunday, sunday! unseasonably mild weather in the eastern third of the country. snow in the inner mountain regions up into the western and northern plains. and things finally dry out down >>> anticipate a very stormy evening. right now, we are slow zeeing mostly clare skies. south bay, mostly cloudy. they've seen some spotty showers. and sfds and the north bay seeing some rain and we will expect to see periods of rain for san francisco over the next couple of hours. here's a live look right now. we are expecting to e see the heaviest of the storms move ng by about 5:00. pushing south but about 8:00. >>> a little concert breaking out here right now. where are you guys from? >> tipton. >> tipton, all right. there you go, very nice. don't forget, get your weather any ti

pierce making a triumphant reunion to tv. we have a lot to catch up with them about. >>> but first, mr. wet weather in the pacific northwest. heavy rain down into california. sunshine through the gulf, which could continue on saturday. we have unseasonably mild weather. we are looking at wet weather continuing into california. sunday, sunday! unseasonably mild weather in the eastern third of the country. snow in the inner mountain regions up into the western and northern plains. and things finally dry out down throughcalifornia. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your umbrella. i'm tracking showers and the potential for severe thunderstorms during the day today. eventually, we'll warm to 60 degrees this afternoon in philadelphia. but most of the day it's going to be in the 40s and low 50s. winds blowing, storms later this morning and afternoon for the suburbs and new jersey. the lehigh valley, 54 degrees. could see some heavy downpours in the lehigh valley. and delaware, occasional showers and a chance of strong thunderstorms, especially later this morning and this af