however, catherine archuleta stuck with the 4 million figure. and the chairman came out and was asked about it. he said i'm not going to comment, but i will say this, it is climbing. >> john terrett. thank you. >>> there were reports that cyber theft has come to major league baseball. federal officials are investigating the st. louis cardinals. the hacking of houston astros would be the first known case of cooperate spying in professional sports. >> it they have reportedly uncovered evidence that the employees of st. louis cardinals hacked into the database of the houston astros, giving access to closely guarded team secrets. what they got is unclear. corporate espionage is nothing new, but it would be the first known attack against a rival team. the st. louis cardinals are at the top of their game. they have the best record in baseball and were crowned world champions in 2011 winning their 11th title second only to the new york yankees. so why spy on the astros? according to "the new york times," bad blood over this man jeff luno. >> we're goin

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also tomorrow, testimony from catherine archuleta on data security and spending after security was breached at the office of personnel management that could affect the records of millions of federal employees and others that work for companies with government contracts. she was speaking for a senate subcommittee and you can see it live at 10:30 a.m. on c-span3. next, the white house briefing with press secretary josh earnest. he spent most of the briefing talking about the president's use of the n-word during a podcast interview. this portion is a half hour. secretary earnest: good morning. happy father's day. you want to get us started with questions? jim: josh, i wanted to ask you about the president's podcast. his use of the n-word has created stir in social media which was part of the broader and deeper discussion of racism, but i'm wondering if his use of that was intended to be provocative, and given the reaction does he in any way rate -- regret using it? secretary earnest: he does not have the press -- he does not. the reason he used the word could not be more evident. the president

catherine archuleta will appear before a senate appropriations subcommittee. watch live tomorrow morning at 10:30 eastern on our companion network, c-span3. next, a discussion about avoiding another global financial crisis. it was held at the national press club. this is about an hour. >> lee's make sure your cell phones are turned off and any other vibrating or noisemaking devices. good morning and welcome to the national press club. i'm hosting this morning's newsmakers news conference featuring greg medcraft:. he has been at the forefront of global initiatives to head off another financial crisis like the one that devastated markets and economies not so long ago. millions of people were thrust into unemployment. the economic recovery, such as it is, has been a long time coming. since the meltdown, national and international regulators have focused a great deal of attention and effort to change the way financial institutions are regulated in an effort to guarantee to the greatest extent possible global financial security and stability. thus was born the noti