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by the c.c. in the c.f. t.c. who's now doing some maybe shady operations overseas we're going to look at how that money we're talking millions lost a lot some millions how that money is funding his alternate sex life ok so the title of the piece is so when you came in and it goes by the symbol swing it's on my film if people want to help us appreciate it crass lending your piece so get into some of the particulars here it sounds pretty sexy. let's just say when i tell anyone about this story they just want to hear more of this story first started though when mitch vance closed the new canaan trade or when and turned in his personal assistant his go friday for stealing one hundred seventy thousand dollars from him. she was arrested two she's currently charged on some felony charges when she got caught she told the new canaan police that you know he was actually paying her to have sex with him and his live in girlfriend piano. pamela's the sister of pain inside trader who's now in jail daniela chassis so we first s

talk over these tacos previews show me real nacho cheese three days in a c.c. none of which were anywhere near home this year so job is friends with you to sixty five. well instead of having to drive to get tacos what about having them delivered a silicon valley start up thinks that is the way of the future they want to develop a taco copter tacos delivered by drone you submit an order on your smartphone and it just drops that's hawke oh right now unfortunately the law is being blocked by the us government because according to f.a.a. regulations you're not allowed to fly drones for commercial purposes so is this regulation getting in the way of american innovation their book i agree with you right getting in the way but this is sort of the bigger problem see the regulations the government has a regular problem that it creates all too as a result of corn subsidies ok if you didn't record something you would have all these obese people body tacos flown into their mouths all right that's we would need these crazy helicopters to actually feed. so this boils down to

honestly took about six hours to do a check in broker check to the c f t c that says regulator and the c.c. to find out this man has a history of breaking the law and i just i just found that kind of odd and questioned his story that he was telling the local new canaan police. we also weren't sure about this alleged say i'm actually not even sure if they're really engaged they do live together in a seven million dollar house in new canaan and i looked into you know who are these two people alleging this crime of their assistant you know and and what are they doing. so i wrote a short post it to reveal dot com didn't think it was going to get any attention and it did. seem to see contributing writer john carney picked up the story broadcasted. i don't know on the site for about five days i think we had fifty thousand viewers within the first two days reading the story and from there it snowballed yet fairly did survive and carry it it's no fault in a way that affected you or brought you in to the story we had the n.b.c. post if we didn't throw it out that you're talking about because you an

regulators in my opinion are doing a better job than the government regulators if you look at how this c.c for instance has handled this and there are some documents that the f.c.c. apparently withheld at the behest of mr corazon critical rist documents before floating a three hundred million dollars bond offering it's all documented i gave everything to congress they have it where's the investigation i can't speak the finra as much as i can speak to the national futures association i'm from the commodity industry that's where i come from the n f a they may be the self regulatory body but by and large they get their funding off of every transaction that occurs and i've found them to be very independent as my friend i would say in the commodities industry for the most part there's a fear and a respect of the regulator that's not what i'm seeing at all with the c c i quite frankly see a larger picture of regulatory capture and i think is damaging the integrity of the u.s. financial system oh yeah well how unusual was it that within one minute of requesting it a transfer of hundreds of millio

regulations work out and police overreach might not have to be contested in federal courts thanks to the c.c. are these new powers granted this development isn't exactly earth shattering for one the p.c. rb awaits the funds to properly staff its new prosecution unit secondly police department officials will still serve as judges on the cases and finally commissioner ray kelly will still keep the also ready to veto the c.r.-v. decision but this new oversight does have powers or significant kelly is going to have to explain in writing his reasons for vetoing decisions the board itself and the board can appeal sillies veto and these changes might not cause the department has done misbehaving overnight but it's a bring court associate justice we've louis brandeis once said sunlight is said to be the best disinfectant electric light the most efficient policeman and this new found transparency should help new yorkers more effectively police abuse of cops so in that ray of sunlight there is a glimmer of hope. now this week a bit over the affordable care act has taken center stage here in washington

sheet there's a settlement in principle and what the banks are saying overall is on their on their c.c. documents is what the settlement in principle does x.y.z. and the attorneys generals and the d.o.j. and shaun donovan of hud they're all talking about the settlement but that's actually a lie there is no settlement there is no set of documents that have been finalized so while well sean donovan can get up and say well bank of america will have to do this or that of the other thing we don't actually know what these banks are going to have to do and what we're giving up to get them to do that until we see the documents i think it's absolutely outrageous that we are the documents are hidden from the public even as they have announced well actually we don't know if they exist but they have announced a settlement but it's not clear there is a settlement yet it's crazy i'm sorry it's there's really no other way to put it now don't apologize it makes perfect sense to me to do it it sounds outrageous to me there but then we have what excuse is there a legal reasoning or patient offer for tha

bryce harper not having so much fun facing c.c. sabathia. change-up for strike three.ck-to-back games against the yankees, harper finished 1 for 7 with four strikeouts. the yankees beat the nats, 4-3 in 10 innings today. the redskins signed quarterback cedric griffin today. according to mike jones at "the washington post" the contract is a one-year deal worth $2.5 million. griffin played the last six seasons in minnesota. also today fred davis signed his franchise tag contract and his salary will be based on the top five highest paid tight ends. the redskins not done yet. still a lot of work to do. >> a lot of wheeling and dealing going on. >> yes. tonight in winnipeg, the caps, a big game. >>> still ahead the glee club that broke the silence in a d.c. library. and for all your news be sure to follow news 4 online. just search nbc washington on facebook and twitter. ♪ ♪ >> wasn't that lovely? the sound of music filling the halls of the martin luther king library in northwest today. that is the moorehouse college glee club and quartet performing for free as part of thei

doctor thomas frieden is the director of the c.c., which produced the latest report.nd doctor susan hyman is the chair of the autism subcommittee of the american academy of pediatrics. she's with the university of rochester medical center. dr. frieden, start with you. one big question here is to what extent these numbers represent a major increase or more result of better and increased diagnosis of autism? what do you read from this study? >> there are a few things that we know for certain and there are some things that we don't know. we always want to be uront aut wat w do and dot know. we know for certain that doctors are getting better at diagnosising autism. we also know for certain that communities are getting better providing services to children with autism. and that at c.d.c. we've gotten better at tracking all of the children in the community who may have been diagnosed or identified with autism. so we know that some of the increase is certainly because we're detecting more cases of autism. whether that's all of the increase or not we simply don't know. but w

c.c., do you want a party that basically wants to punish business, those that are creating jobs? or do you want a party that wants to encourage business? we're in the midst of a great recession. until we understand this fundamental fact, we're not going to recover as a nation. thank you, mr. president. i yield back the remainder of my time. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mrs. murray: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the senate stands in recess subject to the c they will take the official senate photograph today and they're expected to gavel back in at about 2:25 eastern when they return they will continue working on a bill rolling back tax breaks for the five largest oil companies. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. >>> a live picture now of the supreme court where justices today heard day 2 of oral argument in a series of cases about the health care law. today a look at the constitutionality of the individual