the a.g. is on her way up. one thing we're trying to do on the federal level is to have the various federal agencies approve funds so you can get funds from hud at the same time there might be a justice dimension, an education dimension and h.h.s. dimension. common r.f.p., common outcomes so you are not fighting for individual grants all the time. again, thank you, mayors, thank all of you. you can stretch. she will be up here in a couple of minutes. >> it is my good fortune to introduce the a.g. of your state who will welcome us this morning. her credentials dazzle. most impressive is her life-long commitment to public safety, to stopping those whose crimes tear communities apart, and with equal fervor offering to help those on the margins of our society who risk falling back into lives of crime. before she headed the city attorney's division on family and children. she doubled the conviction rate for gun felonies, convicted violent offenders, gang members. often honored recognized as woman of power by the urb

care act has not yet been taken by the court most recently of the obama administration and the state a.g.'s both filed a petition to have the oh the approachable care act heard. so and there is this case from the sixth circuit which actually went support of the law that up held the law. conservative justices there are upheld the law in a two to one decision that cases potentially before the court and this one from the eleventh circuit is florida is it unusual that the department of justice the administration would ask the court to see to hear a case so there was no i know i know that that's not unusual ready to ask but is it unusual that they would ask and the court would. not respond quickly well it's likely because there is now a split in the circuits that the court is going to take this although there's been some talk that they'll find a way to duck it because of the election law but does it take for that for them to grant well. it depends on when it comes in there for their calendar the six circuit cases ahead of the eleventh circuit case the florida case and it's probably going to b

by disstressed homeowners, helping them make their payments and avoid foreclosures, in exchange the a.g. would agree to penalties by the banks, but in the robo signing scandal, the abuse, a parch at amnesty. negotiations within began with all 50 attorneys general on board, now seven are out, including california and new york, all because they believe the deal so far is to sweet for the banks and treats florida like the eyesore, neglected and abandoned. how many billions the banks would forgive, still being negotiated. they don't expect enough to cover the crisis. >> it is a drop in the bucket and i don't believe it's worth the deal with the devil to give up our rights to bring the proper actions against the banks. >> reporter: all of the banks we have spoken with declined to comment as these negotiations continue to happen. in fact, there are meetings later this week with some of the attorneys general. here's the white house, though, reflecting, even though we're now at 4 percent or less for interest rates nationally on average, it's still vacant, the banks are having higher threshold t

a.g. bell, out. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it was similar.t wasn't -- back then you'd play angry birds by throwing -- actually throwing the phone at birds. [ laughter ] do we have any "star trek" fans here tonight? [ applause ] i wouldn't be that proud. well, i have bad news for "star trek" fans. leonard nimoy who, of course, played mr. spock announced that the "star trek" convention in chicago last week announced he's no longer attending "star trek" conventions. he said he's tired of boldly going where no women have gone before. but he did leave his fans with a nice message. he said live long and prosper and please stop wasting your lives on a tv show that hasn't been on for 45 years. hey. do you remember the guy, the old guy, harold camping, i think he's a reverend that told everyone that the world was going to end back in may and people sold everything and -- well, as you probably know, his prediction was a little bit off. and now he has a new date in mind, and it looks like we only have a little over two weeks left to live. >> i do believ

attorney general eric holder and the justice department just got hit with new subpoenas today and the a.g. says he will respond to them. what are the risks of that? >>> and this guy might be one of america's worst serial killers but investigators never found the bodies. now possible new leads. megyn: fox news alert on the michael jackson case. we are just getting this in, that the lawyers for dr. conrad murray, who is on trial for involuntary manslaughter in connection with jackson's death, have now dropped their claim that the singer self-administered the fatal dose of propofol. again, that's what the wires are reporting, that this has just happened, according to the associated press, they dropped that defense. well, if that is true, what is their defense? because this has an crucial aspect of the case, all along, they said he gave himself the lethal dose, not the doctor. now they appear to be abandoning that in the wake of medical testimony, saying it was impossible. we'll have a full update for you in today's kelly's court >>> well, he could be one of america's worst serial killers, da

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and then our capital flees because why deal with this if you can find less resistance in singapore or a.g. 20 country? soon after that, i am reading an article and i probably will butcher his last name but michael vernier of the european union said this. we don't support the same approach. he said that is not what we are going to do. and, really kind of put down what we had done in the united states. so, what assurance can you give me that the g20 with all of these other problems that they have and bear our economy threatening problems for that part of the world, that in the midst of that, they are sitting there trying to figure out how to put the volcker rule in place and how to put this rule in place etc. and following the leadership of the united states. >> senator let me just say first of all, i could not share more fully your concern and your determination to make sure that as we move to put in place new mechanisms to ensure the vibrancy and the resilience of our system, that we move in lockstep to ensure that other financial centers around the world both established financial center

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my amendment also requires the a.g. to reimburse the federal treasury from the justice department budget if funds are given to an excluded entity and then requires the department to recoup lost grant money from those grantees. it also includes a limitation on conference spending at the department. now, just a few weeks ago the inspector general issued an audit on conference spending at the department. we all heard about this audit, which revealed $16 muffins, $32 crackerjack snacks, $5 cans of codeas, the beef wellington appetizers and other uses of taxpayer money by the justice department. what we haven't heard is how under this administration conference spending at the justice department increased from $47 million in fiscal year 2008 to one year later, $73 million, and now, two years later, $91 million. despite the biggest federal deficit in history, the justice department under this administration has doubled spending on conferences in just two years. this is unacceptable, and it is why my amendment requires the depu