what is the aba? >> where the national trade association that represents independent bookstores across the united states. we've been around for 114 years. asking a member that easily because we were founded in 1800. >> with sizes of membership? i'm an independent bookstores are in the u.s. out? >> we currently represent about 1700 companies who do business in about 2400 locations all across the country. >> does that include the larger chains such as rooms available? >> it does not. our members are independent. we define it as not being publicly traded companies. our members range very, very small scores of the few hundred square feet or perhaps would do a quarter of a million dollars a year and last in total sales to some very, very large come to me said too many, many millions of dollars in locations, but the key thing for us is we are independently owned businesses not owned by any corporation. >> how would you describe the financial health of the independent bookstores in america today i >> surpris

in my time on the board we have adopted through the aba that we are testing in northern california and the aba is probably right now with the wheels turning thinking of some ideas in some way of making this national. am i right about that? >> i think most people here, some of you know -- he was very clear. this was a money that was otherwise going to go to the bookstore. he gave organizational sessions in san antonio. [inaudible] we do appreciate that. >> at the risk of embarrassment i want to say a few editorial things up here. you often hear so where is this money coming from? it's all coming from him personally as where it's coming from. also i happen to know just because we are at the miami book fair together and i had the honor of being able to interview him on stage. every time i would try to work in toward his books he would work it away from his books to this commitment that he has to having children read. >> i would love to talk about my books right now. [laughter] >> i was going to say the people sitting in the front row were going -- [laughter] >> they are doing the same thi

but the aba warns attorneys from actively following or friending members of the jury. characterizing that as an invasion of privacy. >>> they found his dog, but time could be running out to find a california firefighter missing in the loss padres national forest. it's been over a week since anyone has seen him. he was hiking with a friend when he chased after his dog duke into the hills. he was barefoot with no supplies on him. a small army is looking around the clock for the missing father and husband. they are staying hopeful about finding herdman described as an experienced outdoorsman. >> we fully expect mike to be found. we've never stopped believing and we're not going to stop believing until we get some type of resolution. >> searchers hope that he can hold out despite the hot weather, no food or other supplies. >>> we are closely following the developing story in iraq. sunni insurgents marching towards the capital, baghdad, may have taken a town on the syrian border and attempting to overrun another town on the jordanian border. attacks could extend beyond iraq

northern california, and i know that the aba is probably right now with the wheels turning thinking of some idea, some way to make this national. am i right about this? [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> embarrassing. i just want to say a few editorial things up here. it is often asked, you often hear, so where is this money coming from? it is all coming from him personally is where it is coming from. also, i happen to know just because i was at the book fair and had the honor of being able to interview him on stage, and every time i would try to work it toward his books he would work it away from his books to this commitment that he has to having children read. .. >> i on behalf of all of us here want to thank you for all of this remarkable good work that you done. but before we end, i'd like to ask the two booksellers who have gotten a grant, for those who have not applied yet as we know that only half of it's been given away, maybe you could give a couple of hints as to what you did in your application -- >> it's so simple. do the application. [laughter] it's not hard. it's n

analysis suggests that this suggestion was made by abas only because he came under international andtern pressure to remove this important ministry from the national unity government because it makes israel feel uneasy and israel feels uncomfortable that a ministry that is in charge of palestinian prisoners whether behind bars or those released is part of a government that includes hamas and the israeli government sees prisoners as a threat to its security. >> and they manage to get over this very deeply held problem or belief if you like with regard to the prisoner's ministry so that is well for the unity government. what do we know about the shape and the color of it, the complex of the new cabinet, who is in and who is out? >> well, this national unity government is going to include some current ministers in palestinian president's government and include tecnocrats and they are people not affiliated with hamas but backed by both parties and they are tasked with preparing four general elections in six months or in 2015, next year. now, that is a very tall task, it's going to be ver

walt from aba. marketing and sales magazine.e anticipating a pickup in business lending and i was curious, how does that work out between you and small community banks and larger banks? will that be across the board? or will be there modest growth in community banks. >> the question was about a pickup in lending. we're expecting improvement will be across the board. it is not necessarily going to be exactly even between large banks and small banks. but you know, we're considering a couple of things. when we made that forecast. one of them is that there is stability now in delinquencies. looks like we're finally getting to the point where default rates are bottoming out as well. so that create as more stable environment to work from. another reason helped something picking up because we have a lot more clarity on regulation of the as i'm sure you're aware, there has been significant tightening of regulation. and, new directives on how to apply that every three to six months for the last couple of years. but we have a much better

as some of you may have seen we will announce tomorrow at the aba null town hall meeting, that for the first time since 2005, the american booksellers association members operate in more than 2,000 locations across the country. and you know, we know that there is a popular narrative out there often that attaches the word, beleaguered, to independent stores. the facts are quite contrary. we're actually experienced a resurgence in indie stores because they're creating an experience consumers are responding to, are absolutely alive and well and making a real difference in creating experience for consumers that is fun, exciting, and compelling. >> i'll probably take a much more statistical approach to this in almost all of these. while i also come out of independent book selling and then chain physical book selling as well, spending a lot of my time working with ebooks, being sold through and in the context of bricks and mortar stores, and we look at the differences between the two. how are bricks and mortar stores selling different things than what ebook buyers buy, and to talk about your

authorities and reach abas until they settlement that the bank violated sanctions. over to you. >> next, it is time for web news. >> hello there. we will be taking a look at some of the stories making the online headlines. coming up on today's show, peaceful protests against the military coup in thailand. egypt is react to government plans to tighten controls on social media. the three finger salute from the hunger games movie suggests it has become something of a symbol online and on the street in thailand where hundreds of protesters are showing their opposition to thailand's military leaders. they took over in a coup at the end of may. the jester has become increasingly popular. on tuesday, the people flashing three fingers will face arrest. as you can see from these pictures during the rounds on social networks, small groups have been protesting in public, reading books on totalitarianism . peaceful protests like this one, coordinated by a silent facebook group, they are seeking to show their opposition for a military -- opposition to the military to withsing fo

i believe, not the aba, that it should be the court. i think the judges are in a unique be situation to see what's going on and that they should make the judgment. >> your thoughts on that? >> yeah, i think that everybody in the system needs to be aware, educated, updated. prosecutors, defense counsel, everybody needs to understand at every step of the process, the implication of collateral consequences as we go through the process i do think relief at sentencing by the judge who are able to tailor to the individual and remove and repeal consequences that are of no moment and are irrelevant is a good thing. so i believe relief at sentencing is important. i think all the players in the sentence ought to be aware at every step along the way of their consequences andism packet. >> both of you mentioned in your testimony there were 45,000 collateral consequences which is a staggering number. so that's a difficult undertaking but one that obviously is necessary and i think we as a task force have to think through how to create greater transp

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the aba warns lawyers from actively following or friending members of the jury, characterizing that as an invasion of privacy. >>> some parts of the bay area are feeling the pinch a little more than others. in san mateo county, a popular campsite has been forced to shut down completely because of lack of water. this is a very popular spot for a lot of bay area schools, for outdoor education, monty francis has more. >> you can see here behind me, the sign says camping closed due to drought. the park is open to daytime visit visitors. as of today, it is closed to camping, because the water supply for this campground is running at an all time low. just below the majestic redwoods, tuesdscadero creek is running at a trickle. the campgrounds are now empty, because of a drought. >> we've contacted campers through june to cancel reservations, we also have events like weddings that have been planned. we contacted people that have reserved parts of the park for weddings to let them know there's no water and there's port-a-potties. >> they have already cancelled about 175 reservations this month

. >> so if you have a computer, it's gosk and aba. >>> when we come back, an exciting new chapter fors' classic. >>> we've got good news to report for parents that might hope for a revival of "reading rainbow." so many grew up during the running on public tv. it appears the host will bring it back on digital. here is janet shanleyen. >> reporter: it was around for a generation. ♪ take a look, it's in a book, reading rainbow ♪ >> reporter: millions grew up on reading rainbow, the pbs program was showered with awards before ending in 2009. >> first poem is called book. >> reporter: the long-time host this week wants to kick start a campaign to bring it back, not on tv but how kids learn now, interactively and on the web. >> i want to make this completely free to classrooms in need. >> reporter: his goal was a million dollars in 35 days. he had it in 11 hours. >> i am overwhelmed. thank you so much. tonight, donations have topped $3 million. >> it seems to be giving people who grew up on the show an opportunity to give back to something they feel gave to them. >> reporter: 35-year-old ch

former governor frank are the aba. thanks for joining us. >>> still ahead on the program, investors in retailer coach are looking for signs of a turn around and today they got the opposite. details on why the stock was one of the worst performers on the s&p 500. that's coming up. >>> well, a big miss for oracle. the company reported earnings and revenue below wall street expectations. the company earned 92 cents a share, 3 cents below estimates. revenue came in at $11.3 billion, also, slightly below what analysts were looking for. investors as a result sold the stock in after hours trade tonight pushing shares sharply lower in those extended hours down on the day. seema mody has been following that story and has the latest now. what do you see as a key take away for investors on the report? >> this is a disappointing report from oracle. sales coming in lower than expected. keep in mind, large cap text stocks like oracle have been in favor. oracle up about 8% over the past six months but due to the disappointing report,

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he's also asking palestinian authority president mahmoud abas to "do everything to help bring them backcalifornia is being hit so hard by this epidemic of whooping cough, state officials, health officials say more than 3,400 cases have been reported so far this year, that's more than reported in all of last year. and doctors say infants, young children, particularly vulnerable to the highly contagious disease and they're urging everyone, make sure that you're up to date on your vaccines. >>> hillary clinton's book tour, boy she's got a lot of fans in new york. >> yes. >> some lined up around the block but boy, the boost of star power yesterday she got at a costco in virginia. look at that. >> she certainly brought enough books with her. >> brought enough books my goodness. >> civil rights icon congressman john lewis, representative of the atlanta area in georgia said he came to support clinton's appearance. >> then this happened. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor says i happened to be shopping at costco, came by to say hi. >> she looked like she's out on an ordinary saturday. >> she

children who [speaker not understood] all their life if we don't try to send a clear message to the aba. and i think [inaudible]. >> thank you for your comment. thank you for your time. okay. we're going to try to get through this quickly. i know it's been a long day. so, we've got -- let's go ahead and move dr. jeff [speaker not understood] and loty titus [speaker not understood]. good afternoon, good to see you. >>> good afternoon, thanks for your persistence and the crowd here, too. i was head of cardiology at kaiser richmond for most of my career and then i was on the richmond city council and i led the richmond soda tax effort. and i just want to really commend you. you can make history here. it's not that often you can do that, and you can make history here in a very special way by improving the health of your most vulnerable population. that's something that the public health community is trying to do all over the world right now. wonderful presentation. and i really commend you for stressing the oral health because that gets forgotten a lot. but these sugary beverages also now,

. >> the aba, they are licensing people that are simply sucking blood out of the system. >> someone has stepped forward, which is why they came forward and saying that we're going to have to sue this demonstration for continuous violation of the law. >> it's going to take 2.5 years to go through the process anyway. >> what happened to the expedited hearings? >> as kids are being removed to arizona, they are being transported. lou: some of them. oklahoma and california. warty to other sites as well. and so in other words this president ken do what the heck he pleases and there's nothing we can do about it. >> hopefully this administration will be long gone by then. lou: another 250,000 children larding across the border said that point. thank you so much. great to see you. welcome to crisis on our southern border effects places as far north as new york where the federal government is looking at my facilities to set up temporary housing for some of the tens of thousands of children entering this country illegally. because of the worsening crisis, there is an increasing number of lawmakers

. >> the russians are still sometimes using the aba can cuss -- baba cuss. >> you are outdated. the penetration of cards right now is 83%. >> let's get back to issues that you as a legislator you're concerned. in the this is going to create it of the executive ranch and on about runs of power. do you see they are demonstrating that? what would be the solutions? i really agree with what he just said. indeed, it was undemocratic. undemocraticd in circumstances. on the public referendum, in 1993, even the official numbers were part of that. this is the fundamental problem for russian political and social economic systems. the problem is that it was from the france -- french constitution. given more power than to the french. then this was above all three branches. the checks and balances are ruined. that was balanced by personality. even with those ideas, they were very far from that. he was the leader of the communist party. i very much believe in the idea that at that time, he would be allowed to coin the jury. the for be very help the political system. that would create an exampl

in the north-east of aba, we had un -- asia, we had unsettled weather. it doesn't look that impressive. when we look at the pictures to the far east of russia. there it goes. impressive. >>> brilliant pictures. coming up in the programme - we are in the democratic republic of congo. a young boy... >> because they have no food. teaching them i try to make them forget they are hungry >>> he becomes a teacher in a makeshift classroom. >>> in sport could martin camer stay in front of the main pack. we'll have all the action from the third round coming up. >>> welcome back. we are at the al jazeera headquarters in doha. the top stories - volunteers are joining the iraqi army trying to put down a rebellion by sunni muslim fighters. iraqi soldiers appear to hold back a rebel jans north of baghdad. israel's prime minister is accusing hamas of kidnapping three teenagers in the west bank. hamas members are among 80 palestinianian members arrested by israeli troops. >>> air strikes killed for than 50 foreign fighters in pakistan. u.s. beck fighters that claim respo

however, the aba does warn lawyers against actively following or friending jurors. >>> three big automakers are recalling millions of vehicles due to faulty airbags. honda, nissan and mazda are recalling the cars to fix possibly bad airbags. they could explode. it impacts more than 1 million hon daz, 228,000 nissans and 15,000 mazda models sold in the u.s. these later call backs come nearly two weeks after toyota issued a similar action to fix airbags in its vehicles. >>> breaking news for you from sky force 10 over the scene of cherry hill west high school where there is a fire. we see fire trucks and a ladder up to the roof there where firefighters seem to be concentrating their efforts. a fire broken out at cherry hill west high school. we understand that there are some evacuations under way. about 1,500 students go to this school. we have no word on any possible injuries or what might have sparked this fire or where it is concentrated. we are looking at pictures live from sky force 10 over cherry hill, new jersey. this is on chapel avenue west where, as you see, firefighters working on

. >>> the capture of amu aba katalla, what he could be telling investigators who are 94 interrogating him on a u.s. neafer -- navy ship in the mediterranean sea. despite soiption from many republicans who feel he should go directly to guantanamo and face a military tribunal. took the lives of four americans and left ten others injuries in benghazi. fret burton vic fred burton, and samuel katz, fred and sam are the authors of under fire, the untold story of the attack on benghazi. fred i will start with you. we learned more about the mission to get katala, he was lured to the location after delta force received intelligence from locals. special forces captured him, no shots fired, he wasn't guarded. it is curious, the timing, i know the suspect was identified early after the attack and he certainly was accessible to a range of reporters from various international media outlets who interviewed him inside benghazi. so what do you mean by curious timing? a lot of people are puzzled as to why it took so long. >> well as sam and i figured out for our book, "under fire," the suspects connect

however, aba is warning lawyers not to invade those private internet areas of jurors. >>> a friend of one of the boston marathon bombers heads to court tomorrow, for a detention hearing. he plans to ask the judge to release him on bail. while's weights trial on charges of impending investigation. now, the the 23 year-old is accused of deleting computer files and lying to investigators in the wake of the tsarnaev brothers whom investigators say planted those bombs. >>> watching live television on line without a tv? is it legal? it is just one of the many cases that the high court is expected to rule on this week. fox's sharon bream, looks at a few more. >> reporter: with # first one cases still outstanding it will be a busy week. from religious freedom to the use of presidential power, nine justices have a number of key decision toss release between now and the term's even on june 30th. one of the most prominent cases involving hobby robbery, its owners are christian families who abducted the, mandate, stemming from obama care. the regulation requires employers to provide health insura

even that phony thing that lois lerner did at the very beginning when she planted that question aba sort of the beat the treasury ig report. i mean, that was so bizarre. that was so deliberate. but, yet, the media doesn't seem all whooped up about this. >> you can bet, greta, if this was a republican white house and targeting liberal groups this would be on the front page of every newspaper. this would be beating the drums. the effect of a lot of the media not taking this as seriously is it puts republicans in the position of questionnaires. it furthers the idea that it's a partisan issue as opposeto a real issue. >> excuse the "new york times" gave. interesting discussion about why they hadn't put this on the front page or given it more attention. and the argument the editors made was this is a big partisan issue. so we are treading carefully. >> well, what about the solid facts involving the issue? why aren't those making it to the front page? sure, there is a lot of partisan back and forth here, that doesn't take away from the fact that the irs lost two years worth of emails and there

people and appears the target was the convoy of the top security was the lebanese security chief, abass unharmed. u.s. president obama is considering targeted military action in iraq, advisor to the prime minister maliki says the government is not relying on u.s. and claiming victories. at least 31 bodies removed from a mass grave in vera cruz and the number could rise. the region has seen fierce fighting between drug gangs. do do is ready to take targeted action in iraq if the situation requires it but the effective response to the crisis would involve partnerships where iraqis take the lead and danielle is a professor at the school of international studies and has a reason why president obama is cautious about committing troops to iraq. >> i think the president lacks complete cough dense in malaki and wants to see the outlines of a political settlement before he fully commits on the military side. widespread of views on capitol hill in both the democratic and republican parties with some in both parties saying, no, this is a slippery slope and don't want to go back there again and sa

time --r as the waiting they contacted somebody, contact was made, there was a conversation between aba--ividual and the patient how long would they have to wait for an appointment? >> the expectation is that we would explain to them how long we would have to wait for care -- they would have to wait for care in v.a. if they did not find it acceptable, we would provide cure the community. >> you have any information to give me so far. any results as far as, let's say they had to wait -- how long would they have to wait to get aba appointment -- ava appointment? >> the expectation would be, if we cannot see that within 30 days, we would offer them care within the community. >> where did the 30 day expectation come from? >> at the moment, there is not science behind it. there is evidence that, in the patients are waiting anywhere from 15-30 days or longer. i believe we chose that as a reasonable number. >> who chose that? >> v.a. chose that. depends on the patient. if the patient needs care immediately, we will provide that. if there is urgency, we will provide it within 30 days. to dr. cl

. >> reporter: the unity government is under a-month-old but already israel is demanding president abasership with hamas and blames hamas for disappearance for settlers in the occupied west bank and arrested hundreds of palestinians in the search for the young men. israel is accused the u.n. special envoy for the middle east peace process and funneling $20 million to hamas to cutter and it's an accusation they deny. >> effort to block the transfer of the money. so the political situation in my opinion poison the deal with regard to finding an acceptable solution to the hamas employees in gaza. >> reporter: it's not just medical workers like these who are hangry. thousands of people in the health and education sectors, as well as members of the security forces also have not been paid. and kareem continues without salary to treat on people who depend on him for their lives and seems pressure is also mounting on the new palestinian government to survive. i'm charles with al jazeera in gaza. >>> the trial has begun in south korea for 15 crew members of a ferry that sunk in april claiming mo

what you see is a pattern of behavior that goes back to the original problem, which is she leaks in an aba conference ig investigation, tries to push blame on to cincinnati, eventually in spite of the white house, we're able to show that in fact it isn't cincinnati but it's her and her unit in washington. >> so you're one piece of proof -- first, let me ask you, is any of this connected directly to the white house? >> we never looked for the white house other than the white house is not cooperating and it continues to not cooperate. >> but no evidence linking any of this to the white house. >> but candy, i don't play the game of no evidence. that's what the commissioner played. we follow the facts. as we get to the facts, we then follow additional facts. the facts show that william taylor's client, lois lerner, is, in fact, pivotal to this unfairly treatment of conservative groups. we want to get that done and close it up. all this other information is part of what in washington becomes interesting cover-up and diversion. the fact is the irs -- we should all be scared, candy, that the irs

the aba says information gathered can be considered ethnical research. . warns lawyers from actively following or friending jurors just in order to see the posts. >> interesting. i suppose it makes sense. >> i guess, they can see and know what you're posting out there. >>> was i the only one that was worried expect. >> anybody can get their fingers where they want to these days. go in with the assumption that somebody will be able toe see what you put online my friends. that's especially going out to the all the kids out thereto, going out to the kids. temperatures mostly in the 50s. we've got plenty of mid to upper 50s out there. good morning to oakland. if you're an a's fan, you're outside, they have a game today. forecast is coming up. right now san francisco a little foggy overhead. we have some low clouds out there developing. your wind direction's kind of all over the place. we had an area of low pressure come through over the weekend and that's what brought in the clouds and dropped our temperatures. as we head throughout the next couple days. winds

aba official testified before the committee on the house side this week and pushed back on this idea of the seeker waiting list. he said that those documents were not able to provide the documentation of wait times, because he said they were intermediate work documents. they were not kept. they did not keep all of those records. the question of whether they kept records of debate, where they are, whether those we made public, is an audit situation he for the end of the summer. host: we will try to get in as many calls as we can before the end of this segment. we're talking about eric shinseki's resignation, announced yesterday. let's go to johnny waiting in georgia. caller: good morning. it seems to me that it is ridiculous. removing general shinseki -- mccain is a senator from arizona. he is closer to the situation. he should have been able to solve that. i am sure someone could call him and tell him what was going on. should be fired. thank you. host: chris carroll of stars and stripes, have you heard some of these complaints before? that member should have been more on top of thes

this is the first time the aba has a draft of the attorneys and their consultants and fro for informationrs. a google employee will be getting a week off to work- off of work and to spend with his daughter thanks to this letter she wrote in a crayon to his boss. this is the letter that's not what viral 3 here's what she wrote. " there google worker, can you please make sure when daddy goes to where he gives one day off. like he can get a day off on wednesday. because that only gives a day off on saturday. " the little growth we didn't stop there. " ps its daddies' birthday. she wrote. p.p.s. is someone you know. " --it is summer, you know. >>george: averages and the load of 53 of the bay area. 55 in concord 358 there. 50s for the livermore valley. this afternoon will one of the south bay of the upper seventies to low 80s and will even get into the mid 80s 387 for all some invalid. the warmest part of the bay this afternoon with seven years in the delta getting near the 90 degree mark. 88 to 89 degrees there. about mid 80s for the san ramon valley and the livermore valley 3 ft. along the e

>> as far as my position is concerned, again, the aba has not taken on position on that. i think we have to look again at the individual involved and the individual crime. so for example, we've had cases, and domestic violence is something that's certainly on my radar screen personally and my office. something just like child abuse that we take very seriously. when we have a domestic violence case i think we have to look, is that person an owner of guns? or does that person use a gun? i think those are the distinctions that have to be made. i think a broad -- simply designation of someone who owns a gun should never be able to own a gun again i think has to be looked at very seriously. as opposed to using a gun in domestic violence. and i have no problem with that person not being allowed to own a gun. >> so do you think the current law which applies to misdemeanors as well as felonies is a good law? >> depending on the circumstance. >> okay. >> depending on the circumstance. >> so it shouldn't be -- >> i'd have to look -- >> it shouldn't be across the board? >> i don't t

i think aba is probably a little concerned to get the support of the united states. i think probably is probably the player that can pull back here. there needs to be negotiations and talks. maybe obama needs to consider -- visiting china again. he's only been there once in 2009. >> are you going to butt focus n chuck hagel saying that what china's actions are in the south china's sea is destablizing. we saw some very heated sponts from china. so if the u.s. and japan are in this together, do you think the united states needs to pull back then? >> yes, indeed. i think the united states is trying to reassure its asian allies and reassure vietnam. china is testing it. that seems quite clear. there has to be a cooler l -- cooler discussions. there should be a dialogue stead of shouting matches or monologues. so i think this needs to be behind closed doors. the temperature needs to be turned down. china has a lot of risk as well on these issues because it is doing well out of the status quo. i think it needs to realize if it upsets the status quo and gets seen as a natio

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this this an issue that's going to aba setback issue for those who support it among republicans? >> it is in the short term, but in the long term, gloria's absolutely correct that attrition is going to knock off the republican party. if the gop doesn't expand the tent, we know what these demographic numbers say in terms of the move afoot in the country and how we look as a nation by 2050. if the republican party can't grow the tent in that direction, it will only be a party that wins primaries and never national general elections. >> look, the spirit of dave brat is growing the tent mothan the spirit of mitt romney. more of a chance to grow the tent from the tea party pop u lift spirit than the republican establishment patronizing latino voters. >> why can't you combine a reforming republican, with a bigger -- with a bigger tent. >> i'm for that. >> wheres that candidate? >> all learning more about that candidate -- >> 2016, don't worry about it. >> learning more about the winner in this congressional race, david brat, shortly. robert costa, you've gone excellent reporting for "t

repress conference and reebok the those who are joining us via vice president of those relations here at aba meet twice a year the presentation reduce the from yesterday's plea is not our meeting is completely off the record today's presentation so silly represents the opinion of this committee should not be interpreted what the fed they believe. almost all members were able to stay today and after the event you can ask questions. the members in attendance today are scott anderson bank of the west, robert west, robert, america bank, bank of america merrill lynch, pnc, deutsche bank, suntrust, huntington bank, regions financial corporation, state street street, and northern trust. after today's forecast we will have a question and answer session repassed you please state your name in the name of your publication. salome introduced the chair and chief economist to get things started. chris? >> good morning and thank you for being here. i know it can be tricky to a get away from the desk on a friday so we appreciate that you are here. i think if you picked one word to describe the mood in the r

. >> do you know of any initiatives by the aba or any state bar association to address that particular issue? either one of you? collateralproject of restrictions did not. it was all the collateral consequences which as a monumental task. the particular issue you are talking about, i do not know of any. >> thank you. how did collateral consequences disproportionally impact communities of color and the poor? >> i think that just like we far, a disproportionate as as imprisonment is concerned. that goes along with it. collateral sanctions are attached to a conviction. i think that once you see the effect it has on the incarceration and imprisonment, you are going to see it on collateral sanctions. they have to do as it relates to employment and as a relates to having an income and housing really have an effect in that regard. >> the answer is profoundly. there are studies that show that african-american man who have never been never had any trouble with the law at all or less likely to get a job in a similar situation with a white men with a similar conviction. african-american men are s

. >> the russians are still sometimes using the aba can cuss -- baba cuss. >> you are outdated. the penetration of cards right now is 83%. > let's issues that you are concerned with. in the legislative process. bringing back the issue of ukraine, do you think the russian legislative system, the russian system of government, that according to my opinion that i wrote about and published as one of the first things i have done here at the hert tajh foundation in 19 2 -- 1993, i said the draft that later became the russian constitution are extremely centralizing. thing that will backfire. it will create too much centralization of the executive branch and not enough balance of power of legislative and of the judiciary. do you see ukraine demonstrating that? if yes, what would be the solution? i really agree with what you have just said. i think indeed our problems have started from the constitution of 1993. it was undemocratic. it was adopted in undemocratic strks. the majority of russians did not vote for that constitution and on the public referendum that took part in december 19 3,

. >> in egypt aba landslide victory or al sisi, the countries former military head. he won nearly 97% of the votes in presidential polls there. he led the overthrow of egypt's first democratically elected president, mohamed morsi last officer. president obama plans to speak with the new leader in the coming days. >> it's been 25 years since the bloody tienanmen square protests in china. hundreds of demonstrators lost their lives during a two day bloody military crackdown. 10,000 people were arrested and security has been beefed up around beijing this week. political protests are still a crime there. >> coming up in 20 minutes, we'll go to beijing for more on the 25th anniversary of the pro tests. we'll talk about where the country stands after that violent crackdown. >> baking and other foreign products. >> record pork prices. >> my mom is the only thing i have. >> the straight a student trying to make a beeline off the streets in search of a better life for her and her family. >> mother nature showing her fury as a severe storm sets its sights on one midwestern town

doctors outside the system if they have experienced long wait times or live more than 40 miles from abafacility. it would also make it easier to fire officials for misconduct, similar to legislation passed in the house last month. dealical rights that the also approves construction of 26 new v.a. medical facilities and funds to00 million in hire additional doctors and nurses. in a few moments, and intelligence committee reviewed how the nsa gathers and reviews data. and about three hours, a look at the history of presidential signing statements and legal issues involved in the u.s. talo swap. taliban later, we will re-air the news conference with president obama and british prime minister david cameron. >> the reason we are trying to focus on the speaker is because the full speaker, with majesty and weight of his position who yesterday made certain allegations which at this point at least he has not yet answered to. yield to mr.o right, but i will yield to you. >> you have an audience. you do not normally have been in the 26 hours you have presented this case to the public, but the inte

you did google earth and put the ruler on, if you drew it out to fallujah or the base north of back abare talking 30 to 40 miles. if you're talking to an isis cell that's already in baghdad, that's building suicide bombs like the one that went off in a cafe full of shia workers on sunday morning here, killed 17, wounded 14, those kind of cells are in and armed the city. they could be within a couple miles of the embassy. look, nothing -- i would never say anything is ever utterly impenetrab impenetrable. i guess we would stay away from that language. but the reality is, the green zone is super secure, and the embassy is behind many, many layers of security in that zone. let's say the isis tried to lob a mortar or artillery round or something that flew over the city and landed in there. yes, that's a possibility. and you don't want additional staff in that area when that's a possibility. and there are indications isis wants to get around this city and get within shelling range of it. >> we talk about isis, and it's certainly not news these militant groups have cameras, take footage of ho

. >> the cbo director before this committee member months ago was the aba has disincentives. you also mentioned he felt it was imperative that we reinvigorate moore. i wonder if you spend a few minutes on how you perceive on the science to reinvigorate a program that's worked in the past. >> is a look at statistics across the country and what i see coming for the federal government, i sense an ambulance from occurring in illustration about the welfare reform and work requirements of welfare reform. when you work at the level jason and i work that is significant. how often are they in their office? off a disaster where ask you why your statistics are getting their? in some programs, shot enforcement, cms and dedicated, food stamps, there was a significant involvement in new york city and i have not seen that in the tanf good attitude of chart to the extent to which states that any penalty status as a result of failing to meet and i do think any state has been in penalty status in the united states in five years, which just shows there may be less evident to csm about the work