here in oconee county in the far northwest, they work with sheriff mike crenshaw, who says part of the problem is a culture of silence. >> with being in the deep south, traditionally when you think of domestic violence, it was for so many years, it's been a topic that no body wanted to discuss. you don't need to talk about this with your pastor, or if you did you were told to go back home. ya'll need to work this out. we've got to change this culture. it's not going to be overnight. >> back to back murder-suicides over the 4th of july weekend in 2012 were a turning point for this quiet, rural community. >> it's this brick home right here... >> this one? >> yes, this is the incident location where marge, the victim, in the summer of 2012 was murdered by her husband, and then he committed suicide inside the home. marge putnam was shot by her husband of 38 years after she decided to leave him. >> i think she probably thought she had reached the point where she was strong enough to stand up to him. years, earlier years, i think she did whatever he wanted her to do. >> marge's family says t

how do you go from crenshaw high school to basketball?> it's my family being there giving me confidence to go through the down times. picking me up. >> reporter: from one of america's toughest neighborhoods to a full basketball scholar ship at one of the nation's top college programs, the university of connecticut. from there his years in basketball seemed behind him. a journey man in the nba, no one wanted him. >> when all the circumstances are going against you're just like this win is coming god is going to shift the win in your favor. >> reporter: they describe him as humble. after the team lost badly, he put his boys on the bus and drove to dallas and said, boys, take a look, we're going to win this thing. he talked less about the game and more about his family. his mother who endured breast cancer surgery two weeks ago, his wife who buried her father four months ago. >> just a courageous woman. i'm glad she chose me. that's my number one recruit right there. >> humble. those old and new to the kevin ollie band wagon can now add cham

i just want to make sure i understood you, chairman crenshaw, when you talked that the s.e.c.'s budget has increased 220% since 2001 and i believe 2/3 -- 66% in the last decade. the reason i wanted to just repeat what you said is because i think only in d.c. is a 220% increase or -- since 2001 is considered a cut. i just thought that was illustrative what we do in washington i think the american people would have to differ whether that is a cut or not and i don't think it is. madam chair woman, thank you for being here. let me throw out a couple ings in regards to the municipal provisions of dodd-frank which not many banks -- and i'm really particularly concerned about community banks. they're having some difficulty determining whether they need to or not register with the s.e.c. as municipal advisors. it's no secret that community banks have long provided financial services to local ew piss palts -- municipalities and few previously registered with the s.e.c. and they are setting up to help banks determining whether registration is necessary. now, the deadline for that evaluat

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with that context in mind i will do my best to respond to any have.ons you may so chairman crenshaw and ranking again serrano, thank you for inviting us to testify, i look forward to working with you in the days to come. much.nk you very we're going to observe what we five-minute rule. members ingnize order of seniority. if they were here when the meeting started. comers will be recognized in order of their late coming. forth fromo back and side to side. start by just reiterating the commissioner pai said. you'll have a perspective, so if want to ask him or chairman wheeler about budget that. feel free to do i'd like to start by just saying chairman, you came out of the private sector, you had a lot of experience and probably bring a fresh approach to a lot of the issues that will come commission. and you and i talked a little balancew you regulation, both from inside and outside. you have become somewhat famous your famous see saw. so maybe you could tell the yourmmittee a little about view of that sea saw as it relates to regulation. mr. chairman. yes. and you got the movement down ri

but trust me, kevin ollie went the long way. >> how do you go from crenshaw high school in los angelesof america's toughest neighborhoods to full basketball scholarship at one of the nation's top college programs, university of connecticut. from there, his best years of basketball seem to be behind him. journeyman of the nba. 15 teams in 13 seasons. no one really wanted him. >> when circumstances think they are going against you. just like the wind is coming, god will put the win in your favor. >> people who know ollie know him as humble yet bold. after a team lost badly in houston, he put his boys on the bus, drove to dallas, and said, boys, take a look. we're going to win this thing. in fact, ollie talked less about the game and more about his family. his mother who endured breast cancer surgery two weeks ago. his wife who buried her father four months ago. >> just a courageous woman. i'm glad she chose me. that's my number one recruit right there. >> humble yet bold. those old and new to the bandwagon can now add champion. byron pitts, abc news, windsor locks, connecticut. >> he mad

. >> chairman crenshaw amok ranking member, members of this committee.my name is michael botticelli, the director of national drug control policies and am pleased to appear before you today to discuss the fiscal year 2015 budget request. part of the executive office of the president. omdcp was created in 1998 and marked its 20th anniversary. it establishes policies, priorities, and objectives for the nations drug control programs and the goals are to coordinate the federal government's efforts to reduce illicit drug use and consequences including drug manufacturing and trafficking, as well as drug-related crime, violence, and health consequences. to achieve these goals are part of the national drug control strategy. including budget spending supports this strategy. the administration strategy first released in 2010 is based upon input from public health and safety professionals across the country and decades of research from the nation's top scientist that illustrate the addiction is a brain disease, one that can be prevented and treated and from which o

listen to two-time champion ben crenshaw describing why being here is just so special. >> and you seeeens are just amazing. in themselves. the fascination of playing that course is that it tempts you like no other course. and -- when you see them, to have that coat ready for you, it's -- it's pretty magical. >> coming up on this special, you'll not only hear from crenshaw but also get a feel of the course from arnold palmer, tom watton. it's going to be a lot of fun, and also you're going to hear about the landmark around here that a sitting u.s. president tried to get removed. we've got that story as well. >> gosh! can't wait to hear about that. i've been there. a beautiful course. this is the best time of year, all azalea, in bloom. a spectacular experience all the way around. so now how about today? or this weekend? you've got no tiger, no phil there. none of those regulars, but bubba is at the top of the leaderboard. like we said, anything can change. this is an exciting time for him, too. isn't it? >> absolutely. remember, he won this tournament a couple years ago. we know he can

the ledger, i would be absolutely remiss if i did not if i did not echo the sentiments of chairman crenshaw and others in calling for some leadership from this administration, and your department, specifically. on the problem of mandatory spending. that squeezing aside everything else. today, mandatory spending as you know accounts for two-thirds of federal spending. but i came to congress, 1980, '81. we appropriated two-thirds and now it's just the reverse. and it's zooming. we've managed to control discretionary. we've reduced discretionary over the last two, three years. but in the meantime the mandatories are zooming skyward and crowding out everything that you and we want to do on the discretionary side. and i see no leadership out of the administration, particularly treasury about trying to wrestle the mandatory growth to the ground, mr. secretary, unless we do something, it's going to completely eat us alive along with the interest on the dealt. from transportation projects, medical research, housing assistance, criminal justice, everything else, including military, are going to be s

the ledger, i would be absolutely remiss if i did not if i did not echo the sentiments of chairman crenshaw and others in calling for some leadership from this administration, and your department, specifically. on the problem of mandatory spending. that squeezing aside everything else. today, mandatory spending as you know accounts for two-thirds of federal spending. but i came to congress, 1980, '81. we appropriated two-thirds and now it's just the reverse. and it's zooming. we've managed to control discretionary. we've reduced discretionary over the last two, three years. but in the meantime the mandatories are zooming skyward and crowding out everything that you and we want to do on the discretionary side. and i see no leadership out of the administration, particularly treasury about trying to wrestle the mandatory growth to the ground, mr. secretary, unless we do something, it's going to completely eat us alive along with the interest on the dealt. from transportation projects, medical research, housing assistance, criminal justice, everything else, including military, are going to be s