. >>> el capitán landon donovan, para el compañero, fue un defensa que rechaza, segundo cabezazo, la 4 a 1 perdió ante el real salt lake. >>> javi morales fue el jguador de la semana 2. >>> landon donovan, que quita a 1, 2, y el tercero tapa la opción, timmy chandler el centro, la pelota se cierra, y para evitar mayores problemas la defensa tira la pelota para fuera. >>> no solo donovan, también chandler demuestra por qué quiere ganarse un puesto en la selección, este joven que apenas cumple el segundo partido en la selección. >>> la tiene jonathan bornstein, ahora jones, ahora altidore, mareco, aparece michael bradley, nuevamente jermain, no puedo dejar de pensar en los jackson five cada vez que menciono a jermain. >>> jones actualmente en el blackburn rovers, se tiene que ganar su puesto aún jermaine jones. >>> bien la pelota de juan agudelo, pero no lo suficiente para quedarse con la pelota, y desps para paulo da silva, la busca chelo, pero primero carlos bocanegra, para tim ream, cuando quiso salir timmy chandler, lo cortaron, pero es timmy chandler con el saque de manos. >>> car

darren began by asking donovan if the housing market is facing a double dip. >> there's though question that we've had some discurrenting numbness the last couple weeks on sales. i think a couple things we should remember here. first of all, the most important thing we can do to get housing in a full recovery is to get the economy back on track and to create jobs. so all that we've done to focus on jobs, to create new jobs, the million and a half new jobs that have been created over the last year is critical as a foundation. beyond that, we have to get the number of foreclosures down. we actually have made significant progress there. foreclosures, people entering foreclosures are down 30 to 40% over where they were a year ago. and one of the things we believe strongly is that we have to clear the uncertainty in the housing market, and that's why the discussions that we've been having to try to settle all of the problems that we saw with the servicers, so-called robo signing, false affidavits, but deeper problems that we saw have to be cleared up. >> those talks are taking place just a f

estados unidos, que no podía vulnerar la meta rival. >>> después otra vez, l apelota para landon donovan, el poste salva a estados unidos, el balón rebotaba en el verticañ. >>> en el minuto 40, michael bradley, el hijo del director técnico, la mejor atajada del partido, sensacional justo villar, para poder enviar la pelota fuera. >>> después en el último minuto jermaine jones con el empate, pero el arquero, 1 a 0 gana paraguay, tenemos las reacciones. >>> creo que hicimos un gran partido, en este partido pusimos carácter, concentración. >>> el g cae en la primera mitad, y saben manejar el resto del partido. >>> sí, el director técnico adeams hizo los cambios para poder manejar el partido . >> estados unidos un buen equipo, un equipo organizado, nosotros nos paramos muy bien-. >>> no, yo creo que los jugadoresue juegan, juegan bien, pero esto es fútbol y ya, ya perdimos. >>> ecuador, enfrentó a perú, aquí está el saludo de los capitanes. >>> montaño y ramos mete la mano, la pena máxima y es expulsado ramos, avovi patea, pero le atajan el disparo, al final 0 a 0. >>> el sábado borghi debut

chairman. >> thanks again to secretary geithner and secretary donovan for being here today. it is set the essential to have an affordable housing market for american families. white paperration's is a good starting point to do that. i look forward to continuing these discussions as we further explore the options presented today. this hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> that was treasury secretary to tim geithner and housing secretary shaun donovan testifying about changes to the mortgage finance system. the house will debate eliminating the federal mortgage program. we will hear more about that in a moment. steven chu will be on capitol hill, joined by the chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission. they will be asked by -- about u.s. nuclear safety following last week's earthquake in japan. that is from a joint house- senate subcommittee hearing. that is on c-span3 and c-span radio. >> the c-span networks -- providing coverage of politics, public affairs, nonfiction book

donovan or sebastian or something, it will draw a nice crowd, and there are some decent promoters, so i in we need to not be so paranoid of the word "promoters." commissioner meko: you are not suggesting that any of the commissioner sitting up here are paranoid, are you? >> we have para no. right now. commissioner meko: -- we are all paranoid right now. commissioner meko: in the event that this restaurant does not succeed, you will still have a place of entertainment permit, and that permit is in no way tied to your being an eating establishment. that is between you and the abc, so we, i do not think, are going to venture into that territory. we do not enforce the percentage of food that you are serving or anything like that. we simply give you the permit to allow you to have a live music, deejays, whatever. in the event that the current business model does not succeed, there is the possibility note that you could then change your business monaco to promote the entertainment aspect of the business more. that is what i did ask about the promoters. i would also be interested to know if

donovan had suggested going with shaw -- we were approached by shaw. commissioner: so there is no security plan? >> yes, we have a security plan. >> i wrote that for them. commission: do i have that in my book? vice chair joseph: it says rendezvoused -- rendezvous tap as. commissioner: 1 security god for every 50, instead of the normal one for every 100, and i was just curious as to why that security -- one security guard for every 50. >> we will want one inside. commissioner: i guess my last comment is that there is not a police officer in san francisco who does not know immediately where 2080 van ness. i cannot imagine your opening a business at an address that would bring you more scrutiny, from businesses, the neighbors, white miso. i just want you to be aware of that. i hope you do a great job here. i hope you are successful. i hope there are no problems whatsoever. i am not hugely confident of that right now, note but i have no means to officially object. i have nothing further. vice chair joseph: would you are saying is that you did production a

and, we talk about the future of home mortgages with housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan. >> reporter: i'm erika miller. also tomorrow, a look at why adjustable-rate home loans are growing in popularity, again, and whether you should consider one. >> suzanne: the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today in a mammoth gender discrimination case against walmart. the justices seemed sympathetic to the giant retailer in considering whether a small group of women can represent a huge nationwide class. walmart is accused of discriminating against female employees by denying promotions and paying them less than men. today, the court questioned whether the alleged treatment was part of a corporate policy. >> tom: the third largest u.s. stock exchange, called bats global markets, wants to compete with its bigger rivals. bats plans to launch a new listings service for u.s. stocks by the end of this year. the move opens the door for u.s. companies to take their shares public somewhere other than the new york stock exchange or nasdaq. bats is based in kansas city and already competes

this is a rare instance of clinton going up against secretary gates and tom donovan. the bottom line for the president was not to do what george w. bush did which was to lead a muslim nation. also very importantly that susan rice was able to engineer a broader u.n. resolution this week, one with real muscle. goes well beyond the no-fly zone. and that was the bottom line and the biggest factor. >> andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom. thank you very much. there's a lot more to come on "nbc nightly news" this saturday. the other major story of the day the disaster in japan. news of possible progress in the nuclear reactors, but also new worries about radiation in the food supply. we'll be back. news of possible progress but also new worries of radiation in the food supply. we will be back. back. grams of protein, boost plus also has fourn and twenty-six essential vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to help maintain bone health. get complete nutrition for an active, healthy lifestyle. try boost plus today. this has been medifacts for boost plus. a

coming quarter of an hour from the ends lehi's long through eventually finding the dangerous london donovan left for the last it's the wrong side of the post part of. this quest for her first title of the year remains on track in miami the russian overcoming alexander to offer a mammoth quarterfinal session it's been a tough couple of years for sure up and meanly ju to injury but the former world number one showed she's fighting fit in florida every person gets to take a three and a half hour counts. three six seven six seven six up next for her in the last force andree of course which. is the church itself upsetting me all day again with victory over another former world's best willingly yankovic's the german who knocked out top secret and was in the last round seeing off yankovic's two six six two six. top rank over a field and made a smooth progression in the men's side of the draw the spaniard facing next to no resistance from ukrainian alexander all of in the last sixteen stage the world over want to six one six two but his opponent does have an excuse to pull off only finishing his th

coming a quarter of an hour from the end lehi's long through one eventual finding the dangerous london donovan he's left for the last it's the wrong side of the post so one no for a while then. a little further so i thought we go we're brazilian football fans will know half the rare chance to see one of their international stars week in week out it's louis fabiano joining up with us from our club sao paulo then of thousands of trick or police that found turning up in the room in the stadium to welcome the thirty year old fabiano returning home after seven years playing in europe a striker scoring twenty eight dollars in forty three matches for brazil so far on one hundred sixty five and a half years with sylvia the club he has now left moving for ranchman in europe on a first with your deal. football to tennis where maria shriver's quest for her first title of the year remains on track in miami the russian overcoming aleksandr dual grew offer a quarter final session and it's a tough couple of years for shriver. to entry but the former world number one showed she's fighting fit in florida recov

mike come around to score, one of two first inning runs for san francisco to slim donovan cal, he goes into third with the triple. he had two hits and scored two runs. he hits one to left center with the bases loaded. runners all take off, not a text book slide by torres but he comes all the way around from first, hunter gave up seven runs in three and a third innings. they broke out the long ball in the 6th. hope that two hits, two rbis. he hopes not to be the road man out when it comes to final roster cuts. ryan goes four strong as the giants are a major league best 14-4 after the 11-8 win. >>> he was there for the most bleak moment and then for the revival. mitchell paige died yesterday. he was second to eddie murray for rookie of the year in 1977. he was just 59. the cause of death not given. >>> houston street now of colorado, no question about the landing point of this drive. that's his first home run of a slow spring. this in the third to give the a's a 4-2 lead. that was the start of a three inning power surge for elk oakland. barton. this was his first homer of the spring and

estados unidos el partido fue una oportunidad de demostrar el progreso de su selecciÓn dijo landon donovan de África me habÍa confesado que era sÚper fanÁtico de shakira. >> te sigue gustando tanto shakira ahora que estÁ saliendo con otro futbolista?. >> quÉ lÁstima que esta con piquÉ, pero puede pasar, es una gran estrella y gran figura y es, siempre en serio. >> por cierto esta chaqueta con la que vieron a landon donovan es parte del nuevo uniforme con la que verÁn a la selecciÓn estadounidense que la estrenaron en este partido del sÁbado. >> ahora de vuelta con ustedes. >> muchas gracias. >> gracias birmania. >> landon lamentÁndose que shakira estÁ con piquÉ. >> te gusta shakira?. >> me encanta shakira. >> es la mejor cantante del mundo. >> si Él lo dice. >> mueve muy bien las caderas. >> sÍ, si, (risas). >> oye pero yo me pregunto por quÉ messi no mete goles cuando juega con argentina y sÍ con el real madrid?. >> todo el mundo se pregunta eso. >> pero a la hora que le toca jugar con la selecciÓn de argentina, por alguna razÓn messi no mete goles. >> es impresionante. >> quÉ cosa ¿no?,

thanks again to secretary geithner and secretary donovan for being here today. it is set the essential to have an affordable housing market for american families. i look forward to continuing these discussions as we further explore the options presented today. this hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> ishmeal reed is on "in debt think you his written over 25 books, including "airing dirty laundry," and "barack obama and jim crow media." this is sunday april 3 on c- span2. like previous programs at our website where you can also find the entire weekend schedule. "washingtonow's journal," we will look it u.s. preparedness for natural or man- made disasters. we will talk to loretta sanchez and then republican congressman steve king on the current budget debate and a temporary spending measure passed by the house. later, sharon squassoni will give an update on the nuclear plants of japan. each morning at 7 eastern. later in the morning on c-span3, nuclear safety will

secretary, the honorable john donovan. -- sean donovan. we welcome you back to the committee.ou could proceed secretary to fight their -- tim geithner. >> last month will release the report to congress outlining our proposals for the finance market. it is designed to create a system in which the government's role is limited to consumer protection, targeted assistance for low-income renters, and carefully designed support for market stability and crisis response. private markets and investor protection would be the primary source of mortgage credit and bear the burden for losses. banks and other systems will be required to hold more capital to withstand future recessions or declined in house prices and to adhere to more conservative underwriting standards. homeowners will hold more equity in their homes and the security markets will play a major role in housing finance subject to risk retention and other reforms and requirements. we propose a three part plan. we want to wind down fannie and freddie and helping private capital back to the market. private capital has retreated an

>> secretary donovan, i am quoting your words. "the administration is fully committed to exploring other measures to make sure the secondary market participants are providing the capital to all communities." then secretary geithner said, "government-supported incentives for housing distorted the market." on one hand you say the administration is fully committed to exploring government's incentives. what are some of the ways that the administration is considering meeting these contradictory goals? are you considering government mandated lending quotas, and how do you achieve without facilitating lending decisions? >> senator, i believe we have talked about the risks of the political is asian of many things. >> there are big -- of the politicalization of these issues. i would go back to what you said earlier in the meeting. it could be a big tool in ensuring these markets work effectively. we have seen transparency through the home mortgage transparency active. we have seen that transparency be a powerful force to ensure that where

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just being around all those people, the "new york times" was so inspiring and i worked for carey donovanlegendary, supportive and visionary, and also aujous. and she had a similar background. >> rose: is the whole question of fashion journalism changing? >> i think. i think people want more fashion journalism. i think they want more h1n1 qiry into what goes on and is it good? i think there's a lot more proposing in journalism. i think the days where qeerp all sitting in ball room expharz clapping are over. >> rose: weren't you at five minutes for vogue? >> i was, for five years. >> rose: how was that? you loved that, too. >> it was an adventure. what i learned there was the emphasis on visual and excellence and visuals and then -- >> design. >> to go to the "times" and learn journalism and combine those two things was fun. >> rose: alex lieberman really understood design. and that means what? >> so many things that go into it that you don't realize. "allure" was the last magazine launched that alec worked on so i was the lucky recipient to sort of listen to him and go back and forth with

that committee includes shaun donovan from h.u.d., ben bernanke of the federal reserve, edward demarco, acting director of the federal housing finance agency, john walsh, the acting comptroller of the currency, mary shapiro, the head of the s.e.c., the honorable sheila bair the head of the fdic. that is a very august group. they are in the process of promulgating the rules to carry out the intent of dodd-frank with regard to residential mortgages. and the rumors that are coming out of those negotiations -- and i say rumors because i can't verify them because i'm not in -- but i do know the articles i've read in the papers the last couple days send a very troubling signal to me. and just for a few minutes i want to make the point that i think are so critical. number one, it's my understanding that to consider memorializing 80% as the maximum amount of loan-to-value for a loan that would fall as a qualified residential mortgage and do not address private mortgage insurance for coverage above 80%. without getting technical, what that would mean is the only qualified residential mortgages

what i would do, i would ask unanimous consent be the hearing that starts at 2:00, the secretary donovan hearing, that those members in the room on both sides who did not get a chance to get a question will go first at that hearing. hearing no objections, mr. scott's recognized. he'll be the last -- >> thank you very much. >> and i apologize to the other members. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and i'm glad i got squeezed in. [laughter] because, mr. secretary, i'm very worried. i'm very worried about unintended consequences here. and, granted, there's a lot wrong with fannie and freddie. we certainly need to reform this situation. but there is a role for government here, and i think we need to be very clear on this. and we're examining this issue at a time of great volatility, of record, record numbers of people who are losing their homes large through no fault of their own, but because of our problem up here in washington. and i'm concerned about this rush to judgment here and the tendency to be throwing the baby out with the bath. we had fannie and from eddie -- freddie for a ver

we have the secretary of the treasury we have shaun donovan.ou may proceed. >> thank you for giving us a chance to come. last month, they released a report outlining the proposed reforms for the finance market. our plan was to create a system in which the government's role is limited to robust oversize in consumer protection. it is carefully designed for market stability in crisis response. private markets would be the primary source of mortgage credit and bear the borden -- burden for losses. they will be required to hold more capital to withstand future recessions end to adhere to more conservative underwriting standards. homeowners will hold more equity in their homes. the security markets will play a major role in housing finance the subjects to risk retention. we propose a three part plan. we propose to wind it down fannie mae and freddie. as you know, private capital retreated and is not yet returned, leaving the government to lead nine out of 10 new mortgages today. that has been essential in helping bring the measures to the housing mar

both secretary donovan and i endorse the importance of this joint effort. the hud vouchers are our only option at the moment for housing veterans with families or women veterans with children. that's our only option and that's why it's critically important. let me touch on the claims backlog. 29, -- 2009, we produced 279,000 claims decisions, it was a record for us. but we took in a million claims in return. in 2010, for the first time, we bruised a -- produced a million claims decisions going out the door but took in 1.2 million. this year we are programmed to receive between 1.4 and 1.5 million claims. the growth is tied, in part, to the economic downturn. the numbers are large and merely hiring more claims processors won't give us that added capability to dominate this kind of growth pattern. we'll get incrementally better, but it doesn't allow us to handle the numbers coming in as well as take down the back log. we must automate, we must automate and we must do that quickly. 2012 budget for v.b.a. is $2 billion, an increase of $330 million, or 19.5% ove

and housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan will join one other person as they are askedut the plan for fannie mae and freddie mac. news out of japan this morning, after a third explosion yesterday at the nuclear power facility. all eyes are on the situation there. we will keep you updated as we go along this morning. we begin with your thoughts on whether military retirees should pay more for health care? secretary gates is expected to make another push to require retirees to pay more in fees. congressional debates on the issue begins wednesday. we have a special line for retirees and active members. all others, you can see the lines they are separated by democrats and republicans and independents. let's take a look at an article about this on this morning. defense secretary gates finds himself pitted against retired service members, one of washington's powerful and most beloved constituencies. date is back with a far more modest proposal to raise premiums. we want to get your thoughts on this this morning. what do you think? a little bit more from the "washington post."

and i have a tremendous working relationship with secretary donovan in hud. he has been a great partner in a host of areas doing some creative things and i absolutely promise to work with him on this specific issue. >> appreciate it. yield back. >> thank you very much. mr. andrews, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome back and thank you for your continuing accessibility and openness to ideas. it is very much appreciated. i share mr. chairman klein's opinion there is a better way to get to our common goal of gainful employment of assuring taxpayers and students we're getting value for the dollar and urge you to continue working with us on those you have. i am appreciative of that. i want to ask some questions about no child left behind and what i hope is an equally collaborative effort to improve that law. are you in favor of instituting a growth model for measuring ayp? >> absolutely. so i'm to be -- we have to focus on growth and gain. and i'm happy to go into some depth about why that's important. but that is critically important to moving

and i have a tremendous working relationship with secretary donovan in hud. he has been a great partner in a host of areas doing some creative things and i absolutely promise to work with him on this specific issue. >> appreciate it. yield back. >> thank you very much. mr. andrews, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome back and thank you for your continuing accessibility and openness to ideas. it is very much appreciated. i share mr. chairman klein's opinion there is a better way to get to our common goal of gainful employment of assuring taxpayers and students we're getting value for the dollar and urge you to continue working with us on those you have. i am appreciative of that. i want to ask some questions about no child left behind and what i hope is an equally collaborative effort to improve that law. are you in favor of instituting a growth model for measuring ayp? >> absolutely. so i'm to be -- we have to focus on growth and gain. and i'm happy to go into some depth about why that's important. but that is critically important to moving

you have a subsequent -- >> i would ask unanimous consent if the hearing starts at 2:00 secretary donovan that those members in the room on both sides that did not get a chance to get the question will go first. hearing note ejections, mr. scott is recognized and he will be the last. >> thank you very much, mr. chair, and i'm glad i got squeezed in because mr. secretary, jury worried. i'm very worried about unintended consequences here. and granted there is a lot wrong with fannie and freddie, we certainly need to reform the situation. but there is a role for government here and i think we need to be very clear on this and we are examining this issue in a time of great volatility of record numbers of people who are losing their homes largely through no fault of their own, but because of our problem up here in washington. and i am concerned about this rush to judgment and the tendency to be throwing the baby out with the bath. we had fannie and freddie for a very serious purpose, and granted there are some problems with them but they provided a very useful tool to put us in the position wh