so a fair shot is what's needed here. a fair shot nor -- for everyone to afford college. last year we lowered the interest rate for people already in college, but what about the 40 million who are out of college and are saddled with high interest rates, people who got out of college before 2010. and let's not forget the effect this has on the rest of the economy. new homes, young people are not buying homes at the rate they used to, first-time home buyers. why? well, one of the reasons, we can't quantify how much yet but we will be doing that, is because they're saddled with so much student debt at high interest rates. it affects our entire economy because construction jobs are not up to what they should be. and a large part of that is because people aren't buying homes the way they used to. so the bottom line is it's very hard to resist the logic of the proposal that senators warren and franken have put together. here's some numbers from my state. 54% of long islanders between the ages of 25 and 29 live at home with their parents or relatives, more than one in two. amazi

earlier interviews on the russian presidential election and you described that vote as free but not fair i wonder how you would characterize progression because election wasn't free and fair i actually think that it was free and fair not just because of my own very if you like and like experience my microcosm experience of having been in a death and seen no malign manipulation of a vote but also because. all of the observers saw broadly speaking a very free honest. attempt at an election with some bureaucratic problems however i would contrast that with the local and mayoral elections in ukraine which were not free and fair and they were considerably dirty as well but mr nixon let me contrast that we have the russian presidential vote which again you describe as free but not fair and the reason you called it not fair because as you sat put in face no real opposition now with the west pressuring here crane to have those elections as early as possible and with a disruptive manner in which in a college left office that's left people in the southeast of the country no time no chance of culti

it doesn't afford the public fair use right. it doesn't apply to you and to you in ca protections and probably most importantly it doesn't afford those older legacy artists the opportunity to perhaps get their copyrights back or negotiate for a better deal once the term of copyright will expire so that their issue. our issue is not bad in and of itself it's not a rifle shot or an attempt to rectify a situation. our issue status seems to be once again a very narrowly tailored remedy that ends up creating more anomalies within the system. see the gentleman's time has expired. agility from texas for five minutes. >> mr. chairman and the ranking member like me first of all take a little bit of my time to say this is an anonymously important process. i have gone through this for maybe almost a decade and just the idea of an omnibus approach and fixing it finally were attempting to fi fix it finallys a crucial moment in our history in intellectual property and for all of us who have been employed over the years and this thing called m

fair in the marketplace. >> mr. miller? >> essentially it's two thinks, the underlying works is the words and the notes and then you have a sound recording. mr. israel would have to speak to the complications of that. >> a free market would answer that question, and the one place where there's a free market for copyrights which is the syncization right, it's generally split 50/50. >> we're agnostic as to what that split would be but we are inclined to move towards a system where we would only have to pay one person and others would define what the split is among their rights. >> i have song writers who are artists and song writers that are just song writers and they argue that often. i think the free market would ultimately determine it. >> if you can create a truly competitive market, that competitive market will determine the rates. >> i don't think you should compel a particular solution or percentage. i think you should allow the parties to reach an agreement, but if they cannot, there needs to be an alternate a

pleasant day for going to the fair. >> fair day. >> it is a fair day. >> thank you. >> all right.still ahead on abc7 news at 4:001 woman's self diagnosis. this may be the most-unusual use of a smart phone selfie video. plus... a day of making at the white house. bay area investors showed off works to the commander in chief today. >> i'm michael finney. how can your facebook page be reactivated if it was deleted? the answer next in my q and a session. >> world cup score update. . croatia scores again. two scores in this game now, a lead and visit abc news for a slide show showing why everybody is talking about the c heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> a canadian woman took matters into her own hands when her doctors didn't believe she had a stroke. >> i took a p

and the reason you called it not fair because as you sat putin faced no real opposition now with the west pressuring your crane to have those elections as early as possible and with a disruptive manner in which he in a college left office that's left people in the southeast of the country no time no chance of cultivating their own candidates how fair is that the fact is matter is that by contrast to russia then the leading candidates did receive a great deal of their time they were not harassed in any way there was no manipulation of the count but the observer could see and i think that distinguishes these particular. presidential elections from the russian ones because in the russian ones i'm a plea all of the time all of the momentum is with being cumberbatch and i think that is that i developed that is there was no incumbent in this particular election and that in and of itself made a free and fair election and mr nixon all that i want to dwell on the russian election too much but russian elections at least were however at a time of peace with people being able to go to the polls

>> at the san mateo county fair where the weather will be fair through sunday, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> for more on the san mateo county fair, just check out the "links and numbers" tab on our website, kpix.com. >>> guess who's back! paula deen's major comeback and how she is trying to capture a whole new audience off the airwaves. and let's take a live look at the big board on wall street today. michelle's doing great. >> hello. i'm doing fine. >> stock market is down in a big way. [ laughter ] >> down over 100. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? yeah, citi mobile. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. she plans to launch "the paa deen network" in september. >>> paula deen is looking to make a comeback. she plans to launch the paula deen network in september a subscription-based internet network that will offer her recipes and cooking tips. the cooking star saw her empire crumble last year after admitting she had used a racial epithet. she lost several

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. >>> the weather is perfect out here at alameda county fair grounds and the fair just opened and we will take you live out here with all kinds of food to show you. stay with us and that is next. >>> the competition that makes you the judge for the singers so you can download the rising star app that is available now, for free, on out >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> the alameda county fair is just opening for the start of the annual tradition. there are special deals today and a popular highlight is back this year. amy hollyfield is at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton enjoying a bunch of different foods. >> oh, my. you name it, they fry it. this is a pickle. this is a corn dog. can you believe it? they have spaghetti ice cream, macaroni and chief stuffed hamburgers 150 turkey legs are on the grill. the alameda county fair is open for business. >> where else but a county fair can you grab a fried pickle and watchmen flying through the air on motorcycles? the alameda county fair opens today. they have turned up the vol

we are simply asking for what is fair. fair market pay for all music creators across all platforms. a simple concept a single build a just framework for music licensing. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. portnow. mr. miller. pull that microphone closer to you mr. miller. see i am a writer not an artist. good morning. my name is lee thomas miller. i grew up on the small tobacco film in kentucky. i started playing piano by ear when i was 11. by the time i was 15 and was writing bad songs playing them with me even worse band that we were just kids of the people cheered if only out of pity. i went to college to study music theory and composition graduated with a bachelor's degree from eastern kentucky university. that simply meant i was overqualified to plan the honky-tonks gripe in singing. it was formally educated in classical music composition while writing country songs on the side and these are two very different things according to my professors. my parents were thrilled when i finish finished college and mortified when i save a thousand dollars and moved to nashville. for yea

the fair opened over an hour ago. it runs through july 6th. aside from the traditional carnival rides, livestock and trastcy treats -- tastecy treats -- tasty treats, the hours are 11:00 to 11:00 p.m. >>> in petaluma, the 75th sonoma marin fair kicked off this morning. unlike other county fairs, the price of admission includes unlimited carnival rides. the fair is known for the ugliest dog contest which takes place on friday. it runs through the weekend and ends on sunday. >>> residential streets, clogged up and police say it's because people are trying to cheat the system and avoid paying for parking in one bay area city. the new effort to crack down on a trend that's infuriating some neighborhoods. that's tonight on the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. >> the following program contains actual video of real animal emergencies and is suitable for family viewing. coming next, it's a unique place

that means it's county fair season. we all know what the food at the fair is like.r the most part, fried and on a stick. but the san mateo county fair is trying something different this year. as john sasaki reports, it's not all unhealthy anymore. ♪ >> reporter: the county fair winds down in san mateo this weekend. >> on your mark, get set, and go! >> reporter: so you'll have to race to get here. and save your appetite, because there's plenty of food for everyone. >> the fried gator? >> reporter: for the first time in the fair's 80-year history, the choices are not just your typical fried fare food. >> why would you want to miss out on the fair and be tempted by all this when you know, okay, i'm on a diet, i could go have something good. >> reporter: with a grant from the usda, the county requires all vendors who sell entrees to offer a healthy choice. they must meet certain standards, limiting calories, include fruits or vegetables and be prepared with low fat cooking methods. there's grilled chicken, pizza salad, and at the southern comfort kitchen, a healthy caju

but at that fair, there were over 200 individuals who attended that fair, and some who submitted applications with us. in addition to that, we are also committed not only to attracting and hiring new employees, who have disabilities but we are also very committed to retaining our employees that do develop disabilities, either industrial injury, or outside of work, develop some type of disability. and one process that we have for that is our reasonable accommodation process. so one of our employees does develop a disability, then we will work with that employee and the medical restrictions, we will review what the medical restrictions are and we will try to locate another job that is in compliance with the medical restrictions within their own department. if that is not possible, then they are sent to a city wide search. so we actually look in all of the city departments and our 60 city departments to try to find a position for that employee so that if we can continue the city employment and so this is for the retention of our disabled employees. in addition to that, we do have reasonable acco

fair share americans who can afford it should pay their fair share.air play and shared responsibility. americans who can't afford it should play their fair share. >> it is something that will get us in the right direction toward fairness. it is time for congress to s the our tax system fair. >> we have to make sure we have a tax system that reflects everybody doing their fair share. >> are we better off when everybody gets a fair shot? >> remember what joe biden said about women they are stuck in dead end jobs. who is going to pay for their health insurance. that would be you. remember this comment. >> this is about freedom. how many of you are single women with children in a dead end job, you are there because of your health insurance, you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next couple years with your child until they get -- if that was your choice until they get into primary school, you are now trapped in that job because if you leave you lose your health insurance? now you would be able to do, make an independent choice. >> take from th

fair share, americans who can afford it should pay their fair share. >> fair play and shared responsibilityi think that's a fair approach. americans who can't afford it should pay their fair share fair play and shared responsibility. that's what we're about. >> buffet rule will get us moving in the right direction towards fairness so it's time for congress to stand up for the middle class and make the tax system fayer. >> we got to make sure we got a tax system that reflects everybody doing their fair share. or are we better off when everybody gets a fair shot? >> remember what joe biden said about women? they are stuck in dead end jobs. who is going to pay for their health insurance? that would be you. >> this is about freedom. how many of you are single women with children in a dead end job. you're there because of your health insurance. you would rather have the opportunity to spend the next couple years with your child 'til they get, if that was your choice, until they get into primary school. you're now trapped into that job because if you leave you lose your health insurance. now you

and then from there we hope to have further discussions around the costs of fairs and festivals that the city imposes and bring that conversation that we start here back around with respect to the value number because i think that will move that conversation better. i put in my report an update on the appointment dates and the election of officials and we added the location of officers so i don't necessarily have to report on that i'll remind everyone that commissioner campagnolis term what we call seat 7 that puts numbers on that i can remember will be july 1st a she's agreed by mayor's office we're looking at a candidate being put forward from the mayor's office for that seat we've hoping there's not a 60 day hold period we don't believe this is your farewell meeting just yet hang in there. oh, commissioner lee also is up his term is up so that's a board appointment a little bit of a different process but we do know the announcement for that asset unnecessary is posted and is out there i have not heard from the board for formal candidates we'll keep you informed everything else is

. >>> the alameda county fair opens to the public next week but today fair organizers are making a big announcement. our very own steve paulson is live in pleasanton at the fair grounds and joins us live with the big news and then the weather. steve? >> reporter: absolutely, tori. thank you. out here at the alameda county fair. san mateo is going on right now. they close sunday, next wednesday, the alameda county fair will open. it is nice here. it's about 105 on monday. that's not the case today. it's nice about 78. there's a little bit of a breeze. but as tori touched on, there's been huge improves done not only to the fair but also to the horse racing. angel mere is joining me -- moore is joining me. oak tree hollywood closed, they needed somewhere to go. they approached you. >> they did come to us. >> reporter: what have they done to improve? >> they have helped us out. we're right in front of the remodeled beautiful -- >> reporter: it is nice. it is nice. >> it's beautiful. we've increased the size of our track side terrace, open air dining, it's a great place to bring your staff

this year, it's fair weather at the fair. it is currently 73 degrees right here in pleasanton. let's talk about other notable numbers in the area. san francisco at 62 degrees right now. santa rosa in the low 70s. let's go ahead and take a look at the eastern pacific satellite map because it shows an area of low pressure, it brushed up against northern california earlier this morning and actually produced some raindrops and .01" of rain was reported just enough to wet the gardens. now, we have high pressure building in. it's a very mild day today. tomorrow slightly warmer. as that area of high pressure builds, warming trend through the weekend. statewide numbers 80s and 90s across the central portion of the state of california. mid-60s in tahoe and monterey bay. meanwhile, your local numbers, anywhere from 62 degrees in pacifica to right around 60s across the bay. 70s around the peninsula into the santa clara valley and to the north bay, as well. warmest numbers will be east of the bay up to the low 80s in brentwood and antioch. let's go ahead and take a look at your sunset toni

we're simply asking for what is fair. fair market pay for all music creators across all platforms. a simple concept, a single bill, a just framework for music licensing. thank you very much. >> thank you. mr. miller? pull that mic closer to you, mr. miller. >> are we good? i'm a writer, not an artist. good morning. my name is lee thomas miller. i grew up on a small tobacco farm in kentucky. i started playing piano when i was 11. by the time i was 15 i was writing bad songs and playing them with my even worse band. but we were just kids, so the people cheered if only out of pity. i went to college to study music theory and composition and graduated with a bachelor's degree from eastern kentucky university. that simply meant i was now overqualified to play in the honky tonks. i was formally educated while writing country songs on the side. these are two very different things, according to my professors. my parents were thrilled when i finished college and mortified when i saved $1,000 and moved to nashville. for years i wrote songs, hundreds of songs. i played in bands and took tempo

he is also right about well fair reform. the point is to help people get back to work rather than just to cut budgets. we need to explain that we should be engaging in well fair reform to help get people back to work. >> thank you mr. speaker. on than side of the house we have a long term economic plan with education funding at its heart and both as a consequence which is seen in the enhanced 269 pounds that all students will get next april. does the prime minister agree with me that we need to continue that progress on ed indication funding. >> my honorable friend is absolutely right that the ed indication and better schools and skills are absolutely the heart of our long term economic plan. we're spending $8 million plan specifically on the esh u of a fair nags funding formula we have made some progress by allocating 350 million pounds to the least funded authorities that will make a real difference in the coming year. >> thank you mr. speaker. on monday morning before boarding the 9:00 train to london. i joined the packet

all of the things you find at a big time fair, and the alameda county fair is just that, and solidly in the black. >> generates income that was put back to the facility for the community. >> reporter: smaller fares were centered on ag and rural areas face a crisis. >> we do a couple of fares in fresno. without fairs, it would kind of be a moot point, some of the things that we do. >> the california fairs alliance, says smaller fairs are crumbling. county fairs received $32 million a year from the state. in 2011, that funding was cut to zero and has not been restored. the concern is smaller fares could close for a lack of funding. worrisome for those in the trade. >> that means the communities are going to be taking a hit. it's not the same without those small town pony county fairs for us to do our thing. >> reporter: county fair backers were seeking $20 million of a $32 million they lost. they say this crumbling infrastructure at the county fair ground is a matter of public safety. in pleasanton ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now, it runs from now until july 25

faires fuel the renaissance. first time, there is a maker faire on the white house lawn. and then inside, we're looking inside the white house where the president is about ready to speak about why he is holding this first ever maker faire. i watched on the website a little bit ago. the prom, just about 15 minutes ago -- the president, just about 15 minutes ago, headed out to the lawn to take a look at some of the basically cool technology is what a maker faire is. they bring together students, present nurs who are -- entrepreneurs who bring tools used for different things. we'll have more on the noon news. there was a maker faire recently in san mateo that included some 7th grade science class students. here we go. here is the president earlier automatic on the lawn. this is what's going -- out on the lawn. this is what's going on on the lawn this morning. earlier in the year in san mateo, science students went out, science teachers loved maker faires because students play and watch and they may not realize that

fourth and finally, fair rates. the willing buy/willing seller standard can have meeting only where marketplace transactions reflect the workings of an actual free market. there is no functioning free market in music licensing because of the unprecedented concentration in the music industry and the aggregation of power in the pros. congress should instead adopt the 801b rate-setting standard for a broad away of music licensing purposes. that standard provides the copyright royalty board with wide latitude to ensure that both copyright owners and users are treated fairly, including potential new users like terrestrial radio. the 801b standard is also a matter of simple fairness. congress adopted that standard in recognition that services subject to those standards founded their services at a time when there was no sound recording performance right at all. to change the standard now would fundamentally undercut the reliance interest of those services. so in summary, while the $15 billion am and fm radio industry pays

therefore, i think it's fair. it's been noted that ex-im bank is financing the sale of airplanes to airlines that could get credit from somewhere else. that is entirely true. every one of those airlines could get credit from the export credit agencies of germany and france. there's only one catch, they'd have to buy an airbus. so the question here is not whether the buyer could make the purchase. the question here is whether the buyer will purchase the u.s.-made product. and we're told that only 2% of american exports are at stake here. america is running the largest trade deficit in the history of the world. we can't afford to give up 2% of our exports. we can't afford to give up half a percent of our exports. we're told there's a scandal involving some officers of ex-im bank. there's also been a scandal involving officers of the united states navy, dealing with the repair of ships in the pacific. yet, no one is proposing that we de-authorize the united states navy. i look forward to working with the chairman, pe

fair market. i asked the last panel to do this and i'm asking you to do the same and get that to me in writing if you care to do so. i've been having meetings. my staff and i have been meeting with people have that a dog in this fight continually. we've been doing it for months. if someone has not been invited to a meeting contact my office. congressman tom or anybody the vice chair of this committee, let us know because i think we covered all the bases but there's many, many people involved in this. i'm trying to get a consensus. i don't want congress to sit down and have to sort this out and i'll show you why in a minute. this is very complex. i've been studying this for months and talking to many people and here's the reason i don't want congress to sit down if we can get a consensus among everyone who has skin in the game. i'll read you a list of those individuals and i probably missed one or two. these are the partys that we've come to the conclues that are involved in this, excludeing the pu

free market, fair market. i asked the last panel to do this and i'm asking you to do the same and get that to me in writing if you care to do so. i've been having meetings my staff and i have been meeting with people that have a dog in this fight continually. we've been doing it for months. if someone has not been invited to a meeting please contact my office. and let us know. because i think we've covered all the bases but there are many, many people involved in this. i'm trying to get a consensus. i don't want congress to sit down and have to sort this out and i'll show you why in a minute. this is very complex. i've been studying this for months and talking to many people and here's the reason why i do not want congress to sit down. if we can get a sclenssuss among everyone who has skin in the game. i'm going to read you a list of those individuals and i probably missed one or two. these are the parties that we've come to the conclusion that are involved in this. excludes fcluding the public. song writers,

. >> it is not fair to these horses that have been in the game since day one. this is the coward's way out. >> for california chrome's jockey, victor espinosa, today was a chance at triple crown redemption, in 2002, he rode war emblem to the derby but finished eighth in the belmont. it is hard, too, for the millions of fans pulling for this underdog. >> really sad about what happened today. we were looking forward to california chrome winning today. >> a tough day for racing fans and everyone on team california chrome. the horse came up on the wrong side of history. not racing royalty. karen travers, abc news, belmont park. >>> and more disappointment in california chrome's co-owner's hometown. hundreds turned out in downtown yuba city to watch the race but they had to leave disappointed when their hometown horse did not win. chrome's hometown track is los alamedas. abc news reporter nick smith has more. >> reporter: the faces tell the story. >> disappointed. but it was a good race. >> reporter: there is a reason only 11 horses have won the kentucky derby, prea

one of the alameda county fair in pleasanton. temperatures got close to 100 degrees and that had medics working overtime. they took 30 people to the yard to be treated for heat exhaustion. >> not drinking enough water or they haven't eaten enough. so we have had a number of people transported today. >> 30,000 people at the fair today, many of them using misters at the cooling stations to beat the heat. the fair is closed today and will finish its run tomorrow through sunday. >>> drivers for san francisco's muni system are voting on a new contract proposal. it's been worked out in the past several days. it's a three-year proposal but details have not been released. the old muni contract runs out at midnight. a move to have employees pay into their pensions was a key issue during the negotiations. >>> there are also some public transit changes hang on tuesday. ac transit will stop issuing paper transfers for bus fares. riders will now use plastic day passes. they will be $5 for adults, $2.50 for youth and valid all day. fares will

i see her running film and video from maker fair. it's like - it's a new-fangled fair. lisa mentioned something about nostalgia. this is what it's about. it's coming together. it's sharing. it's celebrating and it's having some fun. there's an optimism that comes from maker fair and making. you can't find that everywhere. so i know through tech shop or what you can make tore do things round to maker spaces. they are actually putting it into the classroom. >> all of you guys worked successfully. who are some of the makers, and what was behind the thinking? >> we like to say because the tools have gotten easy to use, we can run you through your own personal industrial revolution in 90 days, so take time off, come in, go to a maker space. literally it takes 90 days. >> i might show up. >> then we have over achievers, like patrick saying, "what classes do i need to take to make an ipod case out of bam boo. in 90 days he'd sold a million dollars worth. this was a computer numerically controlled cast. beautiful book binding material from a text tiles class. he did $35 million

i see her running film and video from maker fair. it's like - it's a new-fangled fair. lisa mentioned something about nostalgia. this is what it's about. it's coming together. it's sharing. it's celebrating and it's having some fun. there's an optimism that comes from maker fair and making. you can't find that everywhere. so i know through tech shop or what you can make tore do things round to maker spaces. they are actually putting it into the classroom. >> all of you guys worked successfully. who are some of the makers, and what was behind the thinking? >> we like to say because the tools have gotten easy to use, we can run you through your own personal industrial revolution in 90 days, so take time off, come in, go to a maker space. literally it takes 90 days. >> i might show up. >> then we have over achievers, like patrick saying, "what classes do i need to take to make an ipod case out of bam boo. in 90 days he'd sold a million dollars worth. this was a computer numerically controlled cast. beautiful book binding material from a text tiles class. he did $35 million

. >> fair season in the east bay and what is coming back to alameda fair. but, first, tech bytes. >> amazon is entering the phone wars. they are expected to launch the first senate phone today. it will likely take 3-d photos and have a shopping app. >> if you lose car keys, check the blue tooth that is hooks to the keys for, extraing. >> helpfully it will be built into all of our stuff but right now the devices is worth a try especially if you lose things in close proximity. >> 250 new imojis have been unveiled. they are available for download in apple and droid devices in july. >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a four-year-old boy is alive because of his neighbors. they spotted him face down at the bottom of a pool and reacted instantly. abc7 news reporter has the story from sunnyvale. >> the couple are loving and attentive so when she looked through the window and saw something strange in the swimming pool she reacted. >> i was scared. i took my pool keys and went in there. >> she saw a little boy, fa

how is that fair? now, ex-im tells us sending taxpayer money to foreign interest supports jobs for americans. but the government's chief auditor reported that programs like ex-im, quote, largely shift production among sectors within the economy rather than raise the overall level of employment in the economy, unquote. delta air lines, whose ceo will testify shortly, points out that ex-im's loans to foreign airlines have killed as many as 7,500 domestic airline jobs because the bank will subsidize delta's foreign competitors. caterpillar was a recent beneficiary of ex-im's taxpayer financing that went to an iron ore mining project controlled by australia's richest citizen. an american iron ore company called cliff's natural resources said it will no longer be able to effectively compete with its australian competitors due to the subsidy, and they are now having to cut employees' hours. another american competitor feeling the sting of ex-im is valero energy in my native texas. ex-im is lending $641 milli

fairs are very little about sex and a lot about desire.ffairs are... >> stephen: desire for... >> desire for attention, desire to experience a sense of aliveness, vibe si, vitality. >> stephen: in the groinal aerial. >> the groinallary is a very narrow view of where sex takes place. >> stephen: some are wider than others. [cheering and applause] please. go ahead. okay. >> , so you know... >> stephen: so happy people have fairs. >> yes. because sometimes we don't only leave a partner because we want to find somebody else, but sometimes we actually want to find another self. >> stephen: find another self? >> yes. there is something about affairs that allows people to reconnect with lost parts of themselves. >> stephen: oh, so, hon year, i wasn't pushing you away, i was just pulling me towards myself. i wasn't actually cheating on you, i was finding me. that's great line. >> i was doing both. you cheat and you find you. the strange thing, the painful thing about affairs is that it's a dual story. while one person is experiencing expansion and

rebranded it as the opportunity for every working family every working person to get ahead like a fair days pay for a fair day's work connecting ready to work people promoting gender equality in the workplace and insuring the developers have access to equal and safe opportunities secretary prez binges a commitment to service and prior to commission he sirtd as the attorney general for the justice department and should to restore and transform the conscious of the in addition to further fulfill the tutored vance equal opportunity and leveling the playing field he also served as deputy attorney general under janet reiskin with the task force. he was special council to the late senator edward kennedy as a civilize revoke and he served as secretary of labor licensing and regulations for the state of madagascar he resides with his wife and which were i was born in buffalo new york he graduated from brown university where on saturday, he delivered the com mention time speaking speech all of these make him an amazing secretary of labor a great boss we're sad at his dispatch from his old offic

fairness is a very subjective term. i understand that. >> right. >> but we seem to have a federal policy that says, you know, if you create a product, and you want to sell it to foreigners, if you want to sell it to the chinese, the federal government will step in and subsidize you. but if you want to sell your product to hard-working americans, then, no. no subsidies for you. and so, i'm thinking about, you know, small businesses, my own district, a nexus personnel business, services in mesquite. the owner said my mother and father opened up the business they used their 401(k), other resources to pay for rent. we had to go to auctions to buy office furniture. you know, small businesses like ours quote/unquote can't rely on the government. again, i guess by definition, you received the subsidy, you believe it's necessary to your business model, i accept that. but how is that fair to the other millions and millions of small businesses who sell to americans who don't get their products subsidized to the federal government

it's argued that -- the fair value accounting which is not the law. every time somebody wants to increase the national debt by a proposal, they say well, just change the accounting because i'm not increasing the national debt. i've heard this all the time. dynamic scoring. now it's fair value accountable. i want to make sure i understand this. fair value accounting would mean for pizza hut that we don't see whether they made lost or made money, we see whether they would have lost money if they had to pay as much to borrow money as the local petsizzeria which wou be a very strange thing. the investigators in pizza hut would be very surprised to say that they lost money. >> pizza hut is prohibited from using fair value accounting, thank god -- >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from south carolina mr. mulvaney. >> thank you mr. chairman. we've heard a lot of talk today in the last 5 1/2 hours about reforming and making a better bank. let's look at that a little bit. you were here a year ago. at that time, i asked you about the inspector general's

have a fair shot at pursuing their dreams. i urge you to help increase student aid, especially for those who need the most financial help. i urge you to help make student loans for more affordable including allowing refinancing of the loans. and i ask for you to look for way to make careers in public service like teaching more expandable. thank you for the opportunity to share my story today. >> thank you very much for coming and sharing that with us. >> chairman murray, senator johnson and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the potential impacts of student debt. you know, the financial crisis destroyed trillions in wealth for families preparing to send children to college. in addition to considering how to make college affordable for future students, we cannot ignore the impact of the $1.2 trillion already owed by more than 40 million americans. there has been growing consensus that today's $1.2 trillion can have repercussions that threaten the broader economy. the treasury secretar

observers saw broadly speaking a very free honest fair attempt.

today is the run of the alameda county fair.e is reason to celebrate because the officials announce they plan to bring back the fourth of july fireworks spectacular. today, attendees can enjoy dollar admission and dollar rides and leann rimes will perform. the fair is extending the hours, running from 11 o'clock arm >> dozens are homes are in danger in in contra costa >> lacking the cloud layer that we often see this time year, what does that mean for the temperatures? traffic and weather, together, next, as the morning news continues. >>> on this hump day, the alameda county fair in pleasanton, says 78 and sunshine at 11 o'clock, it will be warm on asphalt and 78 at 7:00 but grab the coat by 11 o'clock we are down to 62. up north we have the sonoma aren fair in petaluma at 1:00 o'clock, and 81 at 4 and accident at 7:00 and 59 by 11 o'clock. check out rain that moved through lake tahoe, it was dark. it will be warmer in the central valley, mid-90's and sun in los angeles and san diego. >> we will expect to see heavy delays at th