cummings: mr. speaker, i first want to just dedicate a oment to our fellow citizens up in boston who are going through some very traumatic times right now. the fact that bombs have gone off in boston, that sadly there have been fatalities and sadly many people have been injured. our prayers go out to our fellow citizens, to the first responders and we pray that matter will be resolved in a way that brings anybody who brings harm to anyone to justice. and with that, mr. speaker, i want to -- on the subject of the bill, i want to thank you and i rise today in strong support of this bill and i yield myself such time as i may consume and i want to society myself with the words of -- associate myself with the words of our chairman, mr. issa. this is truly indeed a bipartisan bill. and as to the content of the bill, g.a.o. assists congress in identifying waste, fraud and abuse in federal programs and recommending ways to make government work better. because of its vital role, g.a.o. needs unfettered acce

cummings, you know the business. it looks like the senate is not going to vote on anything on gun safety. it takes 60 votes. that means the house and boehner can hide like groundhogs. they don't have to come out above the ground. they can hide down there and say the senate didn't vote, why should we? >> i think that would be a damn shame. as i said today at a press conference, we've got a situation. if we cannot act now, chris, when we have 20 young children murdered, i mean, the question is, i think this needs to be a wake-up call. sandy hook should have been a wake-up call for all of us. for our society. we're going to allow this to happen. the thing that bothers me most is i know sandy hook presented to us what should have been a transformative moment. and if we fail, chris, it can only get worse. i hate to see what the new norm is with regard to gun safety. >> i agree. your gun trafficking provision was one that seemed like a given a month ago. now it's in peril. the "washington post" reported today "another prov

alan cumming, thank you so much for joining me. the play is macbeth.ight ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

cummings. mine was e.e. cummings. >> okay. well, you know, you have to work on it. >> colbert: what worries me about this is that, a, i don't have room in my head for anything anymore because it's all full of passwords i need for online. >> that's true. colbert: completely filled up. >> poetry can be your password colbert: actually i have a poem that helps me remember my password. two roads diverge in a yellow wood and then three roads diverge and then seven roads and then two roads again. and that has made all the pin code. >> that's good. now you're going to have make a new one now that you told everyone >> colbert: can i talk about homer with you for a second >> sure colbert: you know who homer was, right? >> okay colbert: before there were books this is why i don't understand why you would sell a book that encourages people to memorize things because before there were books there was the oral tradition. we didn't need books >> no. now we have them >> colbert: homer would come over to your house for like 24 hours to recite

alan cumming, thank you so much for joining me. the play is macbeth.ye,x o$,v1 ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org frank: you got to be careful of the wire, charlie. charlie: i'm not going to pinch the wire. - i know what i'm doing. - 'cause then the brake's lights don't work. - i know what i'm doing here! - okay, make sure it's on tight. it's on as tight as it's going to get, dude! it's on good and tight. hey, dennis, i think we should get, like, a gps system 'cause these maps are from, like, the '70s. gps system? oh, hell no. that's going to ruin the road trip experience. we got to go do this old-school, baby: maps, fresh cigarettes, fresh coffee.

alan cumming. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and, alan cumming, i went to see his show. >> alan cumming, everyone- can i say it here? it's a scottish play. yes, i can, right? you know, actors think it superstitious if you say "macbeth" in a theater. but, we'll call this a studio. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a studio. >> you can never say the word "macbeth" when you're backstage in the theater. >> jimmy: is that right? >> you have to say -- you call it "the scottish play." oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. >> see, you learn something new everyday. >> jimmy: i love this. >> isn't this exciting? >> jimmy: i'll never -- not like i would ever slip and say that. >> but, yeah. it's truly an amazing experience. >> jimmy: there it is. what's the "rock of ages?" -- this plays like "macbeth" -- [ laughter ] >> it is, but -- >> jimmy: apparently his "macbeth," i heard it's nuts. >> it's nuts. and i actually went with trepidation the first time i saw. it played this summer at lincoln center just for four runs, because shakespeare can be daunting. a one-man shakespeare show, you can't even get distracted by new

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dan cummings, bank of america merrill lynch. kate. >> u.s. prosecutors have charged sac capital michael steinberg with insider trading. he's the most senior employee of steve cohen's hedge fund to be indecid indi indicted. it alleges he used inside information related to dell and nvidia to generate $1.4 million in illegal profits during 2008 and 2009. after being arrested by the fbi agents, steinberg pleaded not guilty to charges of securities fraud and conspiracy to commit securities fraud. >> you know, you're an expert on this and you know these guys. there's a couple of quick things that come to mind. one is they have gains smaller than i thought they would be. but the $600 million fine that sac was levied with that hasn't paid yet, are they done? that's what everyone is asking. is steven cohen still lible for more here? >> the short answer is yes. and the tricky thing about this story, brian, legally speaking it's a bit like whack a mole. the sac settles on civil stocks ared to other trades. >> right. and you're seeing pictures of steinbu

congressman elijah conga -- congressman elijah cummings. >> thank you, very much. to be here this morning. honoralways a tremendous to be in the presence of my wife, i want to thank you for being here today. today, i want to talk about an issue that is extremely personal for me and my family. that is the issue of gun violence. 2011, i lost my nephew. to a senseless act of gun violence. christopher was just 20 years old. he was a student at old dominion university in norfolk, virginia. like the beautiful children who lost their lives at sandy hook, he was an amazing young man. his entire life ahead of him. it is a painful thing to see your nephew, your son, or your daughter, to see their blood splattered over walls and couches, however they may have been killed. like countless others, i live the unimaginable suffering of losing a want -- loved one due to gun violence. the pain i still feel in my heart today, even two years later. last week, during the press conference urging the country not to forget the massacre in newtown, the president was joined by 21 mothers wh

cummings: it gives me great pleasure, mr. speaker, to yield three minutes to a gentleman who has worked very hard on this issue, night and day and has been at the forefront of his efforts, mr. connolly of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr. connolly: thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank the distinguished ranking member, my friend from maryland, and i also thank the distinguished chairman of the oversight and government reform committee. i proudly join them in co-sponsoring this legislation and rising in strong support of h.r. 1163, the federal information security amendments act of 2013. the chairman and ranking member of the full committee have worked in a bipartisan fashion to advance this bill to the floor today, and they deserve great credit. h.r. 1163 is desperately needed to address a looming and critical threat to our nation's economic and national security. the u.s. government accountability office testified before our committee in its 2013 high-risk repor

theave a portion of what logic cummings had to say. -- had to say.ngjah cumming reduce gun violence. fully tell you, i understand their passion. i fully understand their pain. i also fully understand their purpose. because when you lose a family member like that, you just do not mourn them at their funeral. you mourn them every single day of your life. you mourn for the person they could have been. for children murdered at five years old, six years old, as they were at sandy hook, you mourn every missed a birthday, every graduation, every christmas, and that is right, every easter. every milestone list is a reminder of the life they could have led had they not been so cruelly and violently stashed away. ,ot only are we morning w lost but remembering what could have been. this loss leads to great passio to it just does not lead great passion in family members. it leads to great passion in those who hear about these incidents. those who were the neighbors and friends of these children. those who went to church with them. the passion is deep and powerful. i am thoroughly convinced that

among the home cummings, one stood out. a -- homecomings one stood out. a group was carrying a large crucifix nearly 4 feet all the. they spent months on it. using radio wire for a crown of thorns. it was a tribute to their friend, their chaplain, their fellow prisoner, who had touched their souls and saved their lives. ather emil kapaun. this is an amazing story. ather kapaun has been called a shepherd in combat boots. his fellow soldiers called him a saint, a blessing from god. today we bestow another title on him resip yent of our nation's highest military decoration, the medal of honorer. after more than six decades of working to make this medal a eality, i know one of father kapaun's com raids spoke for a lot of people when he said it's about time. the father was 35 years old when in that n that hellish prison camp. we are extremely proud to welcome members of the kapaun family, his nephews, his niece, two of whom serve in this country's national guard and we're very proud of them. we're also joined by the members of the kansas congressional delegati

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we will bring in elijah cummings, cosponsor of gun trafficking prevention act.the gun laws on the books, but as you saw in jake's report. it's really, really difficulty. in los angeles, people they knew had guns illegally, and it took forever for law enforcement officials to get a hold of them. >> yeah, there are a lot of people who are disobeying the law. when i think about something like sandy hook, where 20 beautiful children, our children, were murdered, i think the time is worth it. we've got to get a hold of this situation. and congress cannot be afraid to take a vote on these difficult issues. we cannot allow sandy hook to happen. we cannot allow what's happening in baltimore and other cities. where young people literally being spotted every day with these guns, we have the aurora situation in colorado without doing something. and what i'm afraid of right now is that we will have a lot of motion, commotion, emotion, but no results. and hopefully we'll move past that. >> congressman, i want to ask you about that. jay carney, in the white house daily briefi

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representative elijah cummings. the center includes 15 classrooms, a 32,000-square-foot library, and a 300-square-foot mock courtroom. the shooting death of florida -- the shooting death of a florida teenager trayvon martin is back in the headlines. i keep hearing is being held today for george zimmerman, who was -- i key hearing is being held today for george zimmerman, who was accused of second-degree murder in the case. >> george zimmerman was accused of second-degree murder in the telling of trayvon martin. at issue, can he claim the controversial standard ground youruring trial -- stand ground law during trial? he waved the right prior to trial. >> is it your decision not to have a pretrial immunity hearing? >> after consultation with my counsel, yes, your honor. >> has anyone promised you anything to make this decision? >> no. >> has anyone threatened you? >> no, your honor. >> george zimmerman's attorneys say that they reserve the right to use a standard ground during the trial, a trial that is set to begin i

. >> the searching for employment can head out for congressmen elijah cummings's a job fair featuring nearly 60 employers from diverse industries with job openings for all levels including ex offenders and those seeking advancement in their careers. in addition, attendees can but dissipate in workshops to better equip them for a better job search. the event ends up to o'clock p.m. 00.ends at 2: recalling more downpours 2000 comeafter the zipper can off. they're sold under the brands baby b'gosh, child of mine, and just 1 you. sizes from newborn to 9 months sold in december and january. the rise and making changes to upgrade contracts. totomers will have to wait earn a subsidized font upgrade. the largest cell phone carrier will save money, but on the website they say it matches with the length of a typical phone contract. it will start with contracts expiring next january. stammers often target seniors, as you know. when one elderly florida man heard the sigh, he was able to stop them from getting personal information. we a more on how he managed to protect himself and tips on keep yo

ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ...

she is summa cum laude from princeton. she is here with her first collection, "fighting for progress in the age of obama." i do not always agree with her personally when it comes to politics. we are here to find out from katrina how we're going to save the world with barack obama. let's start there. [laughter] >> i do not know how you learned by worked at national lampoon. saving the world. let me begin by saying how low they must be to go that low in new orleans. i would not put in the same sentence president obama and saving the world. it is very much about movements and the power in our history to bring about a fundamental change. you do need people inside, political leaders inside. it captures the imagination of the nation. through the turbulent history, it has been movement and the power of movements. franklin roosevelt was moved by later movements. lyndon johnson had the civil rights movement. i think we begin with that. this book comes out at a moment when the country sees the power and possibility of occupy, 99%, a

this move cummings just days after the letters were intercepted in mail sorting facilities for the white house, capitol hill. nbc's tracie potts has the details. >> reporter: richard what led them to mississippi, was the setting on not just two, but three letters wents too a mississippi judge, signing those letters to become a silent partner i am kevin curtis and i approve this message. that suspect called kevin curtis has been arrested in his home in tupelo, mississippi. the authorities were led there as a result of the investigation. three letters positive for the potentially dangerous and deadly substance ricin. wicker, president obama and the judge's all postmarked april 8th from memphis, according to authorities. what they don't know is why he did. there's little information, little evidence on what his motive could have been, what we do know, it's had a huge impact here on capitol hill. other offices including senator richard shelby checked after reports of suspicious packages. both here on capitol hill and back in local districts. nothing else found. but there's a heightened conce

ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >>> i'm maria, executive director of the transit joint powers authority. i can't tell you how excited i am to be here on this special occasion. congratulations, everyone, we did it. before i jump to remarks i wanted to recognize senator boxer along with senator feinstein and pelosi has been extremely helpful to helping us where we are today. also from railroad association and secretary los angeles -- we received grants that has the project under construction today. thank you for all of your sup

after that, representative elijah cummings. a new report commissioned by the national rifle association says schoolteacher should be allowed to carry firearms if they receive proper training. asa hutchinson says his group working independently of an array did not consider the potential impacts of expanding background checks. this is 45 minutes. >> good morning. i am asa hutchinson and i welcome you to this important presentation to increase school safety. i received a call last december from the nra. they asked if i would be interested in leading an effort on school safety. we arrived at an agreement which is my mandate. we will not have any predetermined outcomes. we would have the full support to employ the experts to develop a review of our national efforts on school safety and make the recommendations as appropriate. the nra has fulfilled their side of the bargain. they have given us the support needed to reach their product that we are presenting today. there is no guarantee the nra will accept these recommendations. these

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. >>> pull out your resume congressman elijah cummings is hosting the annual john fair today. it runs from 9 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon on division street in baltimore. along with dozens of recruiters and employers, you will be able to take part in job search workshops. >>> a great day for more than 600 oriole fans and business community leaders because they can have a lunch with the bird. fans at the luncheon will get to welcome back the manager and coaches and players and get autographs as well. >>> today is jackie robinson day and today baseball teams and management will honor the legendary hall of famer by wearing the number 42 today. on this day back 23419-- back in 1947 he was the first african american to play a make league-- major league baseball game breaking the color barrier in his sport which was segregated for more than 50 years. >>> spending of baseball, we will talk about-- speaking of baseball, we will talk about the orioles. they are off before beginning a home series against the rays. they are coming off a tough loss in the bronx and couldn't see

ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with t

. >>> for more, we bring in democratic congressman elijah cummings of maryland now.d afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> let me start by playing you a piece of sound from one of the newtown fathers who was on "60 minutes" last night. listen to this, sir. >> it's going to happen again. it is going to happen again. and every time, you know, it's somebody else's school, it's somebody else's town, it's somebody else's community. until one day you wake up and it's not. >> congressman, nobody is suggesting that the law should only be defined and developed by the victims of crime. but this is now something that 90% of americans strongly support. so are these senators simply too fr frightened of the nra to do the people's bidding? >> i tell you, martin, it's incredible to me that you can see a father like that in so much pain and even have the knowledge of 20 beautiful children being killed in their own classroom and then try to stop the debate. i mean, that -- martin, i -- i'm wondering where -- what is that about? even senator mccain said that there's something wrong wit

elijah cummings will kick off the annual job fair.ozens of employers will be there with workshop topics with career centers and federal employment. those are going to be head at the fair. it starts at 9 and runs until 2 in the afternoon. >>> five things to know before you head out this morning. former president george w. bush is now a grandpa. his daughter jenna gave birth to a baby girl over the weekend. the baby's name is margaret laura hager and will be called laura. they are elated to be grandparents. >>> you are looking at what is probably the most expensive phone in the world. this is the black diamond iphone 5 estimated price, 15 million bucks. the phone has diamond and golden crusted handset including a hidden 26 carat black diamond. some phone. >>> more than 20,000 runners from around the world will take to the streets of boston to take part in the 26.2 mile 117th aual boston marathon including mobility and wheelchair and hand cycle edition. >>> the crimson tide will be at the white house. the national champs were invited to

it's hosted every year by elijah cummings. >>> anthony brown is going to be at a senior apartment complex to announce funding for the anne arundel health enterprise zone. it's the atv and it's part of a four year pilot program to help underserved areas to get better access to health care. >>> president obama welcomes the university of alabam crimson tide. they won the national championship and the president is going to recognize thecrimson tide's communityests. >>> -- community efforts. >>> and adam scott is the first australian to win the masters. on the second hole of the playoff on sunday it was the second year in a row the masters went into a sudden death playoff. >>> when you watch baseball today you will notice players wearing the number 42 on their jersey and it's all in honor of jackie robinson. he was the first african american to play in major league baseball 66 years ago and put on a jersey and the legacy is remembered at major league parks across the country where games will be played. the dodgers are also unveiling a statue in his honor. >>> disturbing details are expected ou

sergeant brad cummings is with the hopkins county sheriff's office. how and when did the men escape? >> officers were advised this morning about 8:20 that we did have two males later identified as tucker and king that apparently they were on the recreation yard and they were able to manipulate the fencing area and slip through a part of the fence. and they took off east of the sheriff's office. >> well, you know, that's quite detailed in how you believe it happened. but one has to wonder, how could something like that happen in a place that is known to have high security? >> that's correct. you know, that's one thing that goes through all our minds and i'm sure there will be some sort of internal investigation to figure out where -- what happened, what kind of security breach might have occurred. >> and we mentioned that one of the men, brian tucker, was being held for capital murder. what level of risk is it believed that he and the other inmate pose? >> they're both considered extremely dangerous. matter of fact, tucker is looking at the death penal

elijah cummings is hosting a job fair later today.ll join us live in the studio with all the details. >> plus the latest weather and traffic. >> there's a problem out there. southbound >> 95 at 195. southbound 95 at 195. delays in coming out of white marsh. this is what the west side looks like. very heavy pace. weekend. a wonderful >> scattered light rain showers this morning. high temperature of 66. best chance for rain will be friday night. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> >>> good morning. new overnight, secretary of state john kerry talks to us about the escalating tensions in north korea as he wraps up his asian tour. >>> gun fight, a handful of republicans signaling they will support new background checks for gun buyers, with a crucial vote now looming. >>> and first grandchild, former president george w. bush and his wife, laura, beaming with their

allies are violating fundamental human rights of the iranian people by trying to wreck the iranian cum economy and by trying to make ordinary iranians suffer ok how would you like to reply to that in washington. sure thank you peter i think mohamed i disagree with a number of the things you said first of all it's quite clear from the director general amano and the rest of the international atomic energy agency board of governors reports that iran remains in noncompliance with the binding mandates they've imposed on it through u.n. security council resolutions you can call those western conspiracies but i think that in the main we see lots of military dimensions to iran's nominally supposedly peaceful civilian nuclear program so i think the west is given several options here one is dialogue and one is sanctions and of course there are other options that can be entertained it was certainly not good news this week that iran had decided to install as revealed by the i.a.e.a. more advanced centrifuges that could be used of course to make more highly enriched uranium upwards above twenty per

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but we have a lot of people on the hill like representative maxine waters representative elijah cummings who would like to push the o.c.c. harder and say is this the right number because one of the things i talked about in my report is the o.c.c. told the media that the error rate per bank was about four point two percent meaning and only about four point two percent of cases where there are errors and that was a law they made that up this was something that they just pulled out of state air that was something senator elizabeth warren push really hard on in the hearing today and they will continue to push hard on and so i don't know if the case is closed or not but i certainly think that the o.c.c. is trying to sweep this under the rug and it's up to us to make a bunch of noise about it absolutely alexis goldstein former v.p. of merrill lynch and deutsche bank she's also a contributor to the nation thank you so much for giving us your insight thanks for . having me well ever since the american public began to understand the scope of u.s. drone operations abroad we've begun questioning ho

the law and i wasn't guarding and i'm glad you brought this up because today congressman emanuel cummings came out and he pushed for a law that would stop straw purchases basically when folks go away and it's already illegal or legal he would make it a felony and he would put already of reality he would have stricter penalties for going in and making a straw purchase for somebody who has a gun right right so you agree that we should increase the penalties on felons for increase the penalties for people who do straw purchases i don't have a problem with somebody who willfully performs a straw purchase act like for instance you know the fast and furious thing i think all of those people involved a fast and furious should have been jailed. in the festive period where they draw an operation run by the obama supplier i was guarded by the bush administration for the right no it was just it was stop and it was hard it was started by the bush stopped and all of the arizona that pretty much forbid any of the a.t.f. agents from confiscating any weapons that even though they know they're going acros