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[laughter] aba should have. teaches usn dream that anything is possible. i believe i am a product of that american dream. i am reminded of a story that happened a few years ago. we were doing a day for entrepreneurs at the exchange and snoop dogg was there with think is now snoop lion. i bet many of you were not thinking he would be quoted in a commencement speech, but he gave some really good advice that was elegantly simple. we are on the podium, he is about to ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange, a successful entrepreneur in his own right, and one of the people says to him, did you ever think you would he here, ringing the opening at the new york stock exchange apco he turned around and said, why not? i thought it was simple. he did not say anything else. [applause] that was all he had to say. why not convinced that the american dream is all about. this is the land of opportunity. as i said this at dinner last night, you find me another country in the world where the son of an immigrant can have the job of ceo of the new york stock exch

. >> aba finals continue with game three. >> can the heat build on a monster game two performance? >>> feeling lucky some you can be a winner in our $700 shell gas give away. you'll need to fill out the form on our facebook page. we'll announce a winner per day right here on the abc 7 morning news. >> basketball started soon. >> shifting to san antonio, spurs lost just once at hem this post season, game two against warriors. miami closed out game two sunday night with a huge 33-5 run. that started in the third quarter. that is the signature play from that game. >> this is just about trying to have a sense of urgency now as we change venues. can we see that level that they'll have tonight? >> when you went back and looked at turnovers how many were avoidable? how many were forced?. >> i think about half and half. >> that is the longest sound byte you're likely to get from him in the finals. pablo sandoval with a sprained left foot. latest problem was saturday, after he grounded into a double play saying it's only a fracture. with the sprain maybe just a couple weeks giants playing p

. >> so they ruled out this phony thing, where lois lerner went to this aba meeting and got some woman lawyer, essentially her patsy to ask her a phony question, and the phony question was about the targeting, and this is all in anticipation of the report coming out in a few days and that sort of plot was also according to ms. paz, was hatched by the director of the irs? >> well, we don't know those -- we don't know those specifics. what we do know from ms. pa sfwlnz is that ms. lerner and mr. miller were talking about how to roll it out. we don't know it was going to take place at that moment in that way, but given the i.g. report was about to come out, they had a choice, roll it out in the ultimately awkward way they did, or waiting for the ig report to come down. >> here is one they missed, though. in order to hatch their plot to soften the blow, ms. lerner in mid-2011 could have done the right thing and simply fixed it then. >> well, to their credit, she did say, look, these -- these flags, these be on the lookout for terms, tea party, 9/12 groups, these are inappropriate, get thes

but to set it with the aba to ask you a question that you know the answer to that you are going to give out to make this big announcement. and not to have the director, miller, to come out and say it -- that's why i happening the whole thing was just really a charade in how they did it. >> does it make you more suspicious, the way they rolled it out. or is it clumsy handling of a p.r. event? it makes me more suspicious. it's one thing to clumsily handle a press conference, you go out and give it. but to have someone set up, asking you a question in a conference, knowing it's going to be picked up, doing it that way. you think about it. you had to plot this out, greta. it wasn't something where you clipsily did something. >> wouldn't have you thought, months before, that that would have been a good plot on a solution like this, admit what is going on. >> -- exactly. >> that would have been a much better way to handle it. >> it would have been the best way to handle it. it would have been a much more truthful way to handle it. frankly, i think it would have made people feel less suspiciou

i'd like to -- i'm jeff sigmund, senior director of public relations for aba.i'd like to thank everyone for coming to today's press conference. aba's economic advisory committee meets twice a year to meet with washington officials including the federal reserve board. the members of the eac in attendance today are scott browne, raymond james and associations; peter hooper, deutsche bank; ethan harris, bank of america/merrill lynch; christopher lowe, ftn financial; nathaniel carp, bba compass; gregory miller, sun trust bank; george -- [inaudible] huntington bank; richard moody, regents bank; carl tannenbaum, northern trust and scott anderson, eac chair and chief economist for bank of the west. also in attendance is bob davis, aba's executive vice president of mortgage market policy and once a bank economist himself. after our chairman delivers today's forecast, there will be a question and answer session. we ask that you, please, state your name and the name of your publication. so i'll hand it over to scott anderson to get things started. >> thank you. good morn

on a national level, the aba has worked with interested national groups. at the local level, many indie bookstores are partnering with other retailers to promote an awareness of the importance of locally-owned businesses through joint advertising, publicity and events. in a related trend, many indeed have become even more important in their communities. they're making a very conscious effort to partner with schools, nonprofits, religious groups, community groups and more. what is called discover ability has become a major issue in publisher and bookselling. most people who go online find it's really easy to find a book if you know what you want the buy in advance, but it's not a great place to find new books. bricks and mortar bookstores remain one of the key places consumers learn about new books, and indies are particularly good at this. with the collapse of borders and the growth of sales on line, the role of indies in helping consumers discover books has become ever more important. having weathered so much, indie booksellers are better business people,

elemento nuevo que haya planteado a Él no le gusta el proyecto de ley y kquiere que l gente de a ha bba aba cÁmara representantes sea prueba un proyecto de ley que lÍmite elimina los fondos para este programa dejando a cientos de miles de jÓvenes a la deriva. para que puedan tener licencia de conducir, para que puedan volar, para que puedan trabajar, este es el paÍs de esta gente. asÍ que en la cÁmara hay una batalla interna no saben quÉ quieren hacer, pero a fin de cuentas marÍa elena, creo que la cÁara de representantes a ppoyÁa nuestro proyecto de ley un proyecto firme. >>> para tranquilizar a televidentes que algo que se apruebe en la cÁmara de representantes no es ley correcto?. marÍa elena, hay un 1% de probada de que s probada que probabilidad que se apruebe este proyecto se muriÓ. >>> en otro tema inquietud sobre las investigaciones a fondo a los estadounidense, esta semana vimos que el gobierno estÁ revisando de millones de clientes de verizon y ahora estÁn buscando material personal de empresa de internet todo esto a fondo de seguridad nacional, pero cuando el gobierno de bush lo

today that the nsa lot weaker edward snowden is in moscow the russians make it clear as well to the aba ministration there's no intention that he would face a speenine issue charges and both are applauding edward snowden and his performance has hardly ended and the reporter who broke the story for the guardian says edward snowden gave encoded files of secret said he stole from a number of people did joe files of locked in the case of his death or injured -- disappearance catherine heritage has the latest scam in speaking to reporters in finland and russia tint -- russian president seemed to appreciate the predicament. >> edward snowden is a free man the of sooner he chooses a final destination the better it is for us. >> john kerry responded to the claims that edward snnwden is outside their jurisdiction. >> we call on them, did not have to enforce the law but they could allow him to be subject to the laws of our land and constitution of what he is a citizen of and that is a recall of them to do. >> they are publicly backing the claim that edward snowden is in transit and he has not bee

aba extends fees on new tires. those fees are expected to expire in 2015 but will be extended until 2024 under this new bill. it passed the assembly by a vote of 55-19. it now goes to the senate. >>> a bay area student an immigrant from nigeria got the surprise of his life today. ktvu was there when that student realized that dream was going through. >> tyler doesn't know that he is the recipient. he thinks he's coming in here for a final interview. >> reporter: so when nigerian immigrant entered the room, he did not expect this. >> we have a final question for you. >> everybody? >> what if we told you you were already a winner? >> oh, okay. >> [ applause ] >> he is only one of ten students who received a bright minds scholarship. the $30,000 five year award will help him complete an electrical engineering award at cal. the oldest of seven immigrated to the u.s. five years ago and while attending college has worked to take care of his family. >> i want to thank everybody that was part of this. i want to thank every

aba extends fees on new tires. those fees are expected to expire in 2015 but will be extended until 2024 under this new bill. it passed the assembly by a vote of 55-19. it now goes to the senate. >>> a bay area student an immigrant from nigeria got the surprise of his life today. ktvu was there when that student realized that dream was going through. >> tyler doesn't know that he is the recipient. he thinks he's coming in here for a final interview. >> reporter: so when nigerian immigrant entered the room, he did not expect this. >> we have a final question for you. >> everybody? >> what if we told you you were already a winner? >> oh, okay. >> [ applause ] >> he is only one of ten students who received a bright minds scholarship. the $30,000 five year award will help him complete an electrical engineering award at cal. the oldest of seven immigrated to the u.s. five years ago and while attending college has worked to take care of his family. >> i want to thank everybody that was part of this. i want to thank every

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i would like to -- i'm jeff singman, public relations for aba.ba is an economic advisory committee that meets twice a year to provide its consensus forecast. and meet with washington officials including the federal reserve board. the members of the e.a.c. in attendance today are scott brown, raymond james and associates, peter hooper, deutsche bank, ethan harris, bank of america, merrill lynch, christopher lowe, f.t.n. bbva ial, nathenial carp, compass, gregory miller, suntrust bank, george mokshon, huntington bank, richard moody, regionalents bank. karl tannenbaum, northern trust. and scott andersen, e.a.c. chair and chief economist for bank of the west. also in attendance is bob davis, a.b.a.'s executive vice president of mortgage market policy, and once a bank economist himself at harris bank. after our chairman delivers today's forecast, there will be a question and answer session. if you ask a question, we ask that you please state your name, the name of your publication. so without further ado i'll hand it over to scott andersen to get thin

treasury consulting with the white house, we didn't hear about it through her in a set up question in the aba until may 10th of 2013. >> right. and also initter veining in that -- intervening in that period of time she came up with another criteria to have it used for tax exemption that made it worse. in fact, some of the groups sitting in the audience with you today got put in this dragnet because of lois learner basically broadening to other conservative organizations and not just tea party groups to be in this dragnet of irs special review. she basically is responsible for doing that. >> and in march of 2013, doug shulman and the head of the irs assured the american people in congress this was not happening, correct? >> yes, in fact he did that a year ago in response to questions -- >> that's right, march 2012. that's correct. >> 2012. that's right. >> i want to ask you both the same question that is puzzling to me. shulman met -- shulman went to the white house 157 times. his answer was well i was there for an easter egg hunt. nobody as i checked the records records -- the to be cabinet m

as she was giving a speech at an aba meeting. why would it take that long for her to realize that this was a bad thing to do? >> i think that's an excellent question. and i certainly wouldn't defend that i think that the committee, i think one thing that you can say, there certain solid darrell issa said earlier this week there is no evidence that attaches any of this want to white house or the president's political staff. i think it is a fair criticism to say as you point out in yourthat once thef knew about this and they were asked about it by congressional officials that they should have given all the information that they knew then we don't have all the answers to the questions that you asked that is a very relevant question. if in fact in june of 2011 she knew that there was targeting. targeting not just of conservative groups but of some other groups as well as we learned earlier this week. if she knew of that and failed to disclose that i do think that's a problem. >> we found out the ig what is his name j russell george b

some of these third arrow structural reforms might be actually very useful and growth oriented if abashes forward. >> ed conner, we had the ism out today. it fell below 50. it's not a catastrophe. it fell below 50. my.is the this, even though wall street said oh, goddy, good i, the fed will be stimulus forever. it's in part because american businesses are not making capital investments. this is about manufacturing and capital investments. it's been weak. i think we have a chart. it's been basically descending the last six or eight months, is is that true? even though they are profitable and have cash? >> i think when you look at the six. they have enormous, historically high profit mar jirngs they're stuk stuffed full of cash. the business investment is way below where it would historically be especially at this point in the cycle. it's for automatic reason, we are coming out of the crisis. we've created an environment where a lot more risk associated with it. we have done a lot of structural problems identified by the crisis. i don't think dodd-frank img presses. the likelihood of a

i'm not going to get into aba back-and-forth with chairman issa. >> smuns else did not show such restraintvid plouffe, the unofficial adviser to president obama tweeted this, strong words from mr. grand theft auto and suspected arsonist/insurance swindler and loose ethically today. no one was ever charged with anything and issa collected insurance money. 1972, 1982, why are we even talking about this? plouffe told me, quote, the credibility and motivations of accusers are valid here. let's bring in kevin madden cnn contributor and former senior adviser to mitt romney's campaign, glen thrush from politico. why is david plouffe going after darrell issa? >> well, i think he is trying to offer a distraction. i mean, this is -- they've done this before. if you remember during the campaign they actually insinuated the president's campaign that mitt romney was a fel felon. whenever they have a problem with the facts, what they do is demonize and go after the character of their opponent. i think it's a mistake. i think it's a bigger distraction from the issues and i would hope now that chairman is

informing this committee as to what she was going to say at the aba conference. that demonstrate a lack of regard for our role. so i appreciate very much, mr. chairman, your hearing, calling it today. we need to get to the bottom of these problems and work together to identify a solution that hope will be a bipartisan basis. but we can't forget something here that's even more egregious than some of the actions of the irs. and that's the underlying problems. 501(c)(4)s are engaged in political activity. after citizens united, the irs was flooded with applications from groups seeking 501(c)(4) status. why was that? in large part it's because super pacs must disclose their donors which 501(c)(4) do not. that's not meant as a political statement. both conservative and liberal groups have taken advantage of the lack of transparency of 501 (c)(4) status and is equally troubling in both cases. in reference to mr. ryan's statement earlier, there were democratic groups that were targeted. previous testimony indicated that. that should be noted as well. so i hope, mr. chai

the committee as to what she was going to say at the aba conference.that demonstrated a lack of regard for her role. i appreciate very much your hearing calling it today. we need to get to these problems and work together to identify solutions that will be a bipartisan basis. but we can't forget something here are even more creatures than some of the actions of the irs and that is the underlying problem. 501(c)(4)s are engaged in political or dvd. after citizens united, the irs is flooded with applications for groups seeking 501(c)(4) status. why was that? in large part, super pacs must disclose donors, which 501(c)(4)s do not. that is not meant as a political statement. the lack of transparency of 501(c)(4) status is equally troubling in both cases. in reference to mr. ryan's statement earlier, there were democratic groups targeted. testimony indicated that in that should be noted as well. i hope, mr. chairman, you include a thorough review of 501(c)(4) status as we seek to address the issue. ms. kenney, just a question. i appreciate very much her wor

the 235-pound has a blazingblaz 100-mile per hour fast ball and the nats hope that he can be aba startere day. >>> meanwhile more bad news forr bryce harper. haer. manager davey johnson says that the outfielder will see a specialist next week because the swelling in his knee hasn't improved. harper is eligible to come off e of disabled list on tuesday. tu. but there's no word if that will happen. he will see the same doctor treating robert griffin thefin e third.third. we will have an update on his recovery coming up in the next hour. hour >>> 7:19 on this frid morning.ii coming up next the search for a braise inarmed robrazen armed rd two men while they were eating outside of a restaurant. we will take a look at the surveillance video. vio. >>> you want to know about the fox 5 weather app. you're going to need it, just jt search dc weather app at youryor app store.  >>> dining out takes a dangerous turn. two customers were robbed at a a the at paio. paio now the search is on for the suspect. witnesses say the man in thethe video threatened the diners wit a gun and

this is amazing, aba economics. third arrow, the monetary and fiscal and social reform.are in qe. the british have imported a canadian who wants to start qe in an aggressive way if britain. really the only johnny come lately is in you're. the europe pine central bank is proposing that liquidity. >> are you talking about lick witty coming out of japan. >> coming into japan. >> are the investors eager to play their own rally or money being pushed down or yields pushed down and eager to invest overseas? >> i think it's both. i think japanese are locking into their own equity markets. they've had a captive bond purchasing population for a generation. they want to make that less attractive, the bank of japan might look at buying equiequities as well, breathing a little spark into the japanese environment. >> steve, thank you. >>> coming up squawk is called to session by john thune the nsa program, immigration, much, much more, no topic is off the table. man: how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money.

unbelievable that lois withoutestified informing the committee as to what she was going to say at the aba conference. i appreciate your hearing and calling it today. we need to get to the bottom of these problems. that isorget something even more egregious than some of the actions of the ira's, and that is the underlying problem. after citizens united, the i.r.s. was flooded with applications from groups seeking the status of 501c4. super pacs must disclose their do not.which 501c4 both groups have taken advantage of the status. there were democratic groups that were targeted. previous testimony indicates that. that should be noted as well. i hope there will be a review of 501c4 status. i appreciate your work with veterans. million new veterans. you indicated you have an invitation that you extend to a wide range of candidates. you indicated democrats did not attend based upon the invitation that you have extended. why do you think? >> i have no idea. >> thank you. >> thank you for providing this hearing. i would like to remind members that this is far beyond 501c4 status. justinwas a gen

unbelievable that lois lerner testified without informing the committee as to what she was going to say at the aba conference. i appreciate your hearing and calling it today. we need to get to the bottom of these problems. we can't forget something that is even more egregious than some of the actions of the irs, and that is the underlying problem. after citizens united, the i.r.s. was flooded with applications from groups seeking the status of 501c4. super pac's must disclose their donors, which 501c4 do not. both groups have taken advantage of the status. there were democratic groups that were targeted. previous testimony indicates that. that should be noted as well. i hope there will be a review of 501c4 status. i appreciate your work with veterans. we have 1.7 million new veterans. you indicated you have an invitation that you extend to a wide range of candidates. you indicated democrats did not attend based upon the invitation that you have extended. why do you think? >> i have no idea. >> thank you. >> thank you for providing this hearing. i would like to remind members that this is far beyon