♪ he'll fry in hades if it's up to the ladies ♪ ♪ waistmakers union local 25 ♪ unfair! unfair!of closed factories and picket lines, in mid-february of 1910, a compromise. the strike was settled. the workers won 12% to 15% raises, a closed shop, a 52-hour week, and a role in setting their own wages and conditions. how could new york garment manufacturers afford the better wages and conditions? the larger inside shops could afford larger wage increases because they produced year round. most of the times, they weren't affected by the seasonality. they had a standardized relationship with the textile firms providing raw materials. all these factors allowed them to give wage increases. also, wage increases would be immediately reflected in the price increases in the garments. the waistmakers had made their point. one worker asking for a raise could always be replaced with someone else. but workers bargaining together and, if necessary, striking, could win a share of the fruits of their labor. the unions had made them strong. we asked economic analyst richard gill how the ilg used de

when i reach hades, could i have gazed with these eyes on my father or my mother? i have offended against them both. i deserve worst than death. could i joy in the sight of children born as mine were born? never with these eyes. the city, the walls, the holy images of the gods, no. in my misery, i, the noblest man in thebes deprived myself of those when i condemned the offender, the one the gods had shown to be polluted. could i, when i had witnessed to my own uncleanness have looked these people in the eyes? never. if there was some way to block up the spring of hearing, i would have made this wretched body an impenetrable prison: blind, hearing nothing. there's happiness when our thinking is isolated from evil. oh, cithaeron, why did you shelter me? why did you not kill me on the spot? i should not pay every leave my birth to all men. oh, polybus, oh, corinth, my ancient ancestral home, as i thought, you brought me up to glorious promise and festering corruption. i am revealed a sinner, born of sinners. oh, crossroads, sheltered land, oak tree, narrow junction of

but as things stand, polybus has swept up these oracles and taken them with him to hades. they're worthless. i told you all that long ago. you did. fear pulled me the wrong way. so don't take them to heart anymore. but surely i must fear my mother's bed. why should a man be afraid? chance rules his life. he has no clear foreknowledge. better to do what's in your power and take life as it comes. and don't be afraid of marrying your mother. many men in the past have slept with their mothers in dreams. it's the man that ignores such things who has the easiest life. fine words, all of them. but my mother's alive. and while she's alive, i can't help being anxious no matter what you say. but your father's death is a great shaft of light. yes, that's true. but the woman's alive. and i'm afraid... who is the woman who stirs you to such fear? merope, oh graybeard, polybus' partner. what is it about her to cause you fear? a terrifying divine oracle, sir. can you reveal it or is it unlawful for others to know? certainly. apollo once told me that i was doomed to marry with my own moth

you might have he haded it. >> no i didn't. he doesn't need much he had iting. >> you read the column how basically they're tapering by essentially buying more long-dated treasurys and mortgage-backed securities which has impact of actually infusing the market with cash as much as the buy back? did i characterize it right? >> the point, talk about a taper but the government is still buying lots of securities. 85% of the mortgage-backed securities. so this is still a lot of money-printing. >> what malone is saying because they're buying more long-dated securities, without getting too much into the weeds, that has impact infusing economy with cash as much as stimulus. >> still a lot of stimulus. >> massively stimulant. >> what we need a fed chairman who understands the limits of her power. the government has done all it can. the central bank has printed all the money the economy needs. melissa: what if she doesn't? it seems like they have done as much as they possibly can. we are where they are? no signs this is going to stop. >>

. >> but then all hades would be breaking out. happened on hillary clinton's watch. what's very interesting is for most of hillary's term as secretary of state, there was no state department up specter general, meaning she wasn't watching taxpayer money as it was being spent to her department, and she had no inspector general, no i.g., to do it for her. >> but there was an inspector general prior to her arrival? >> yes. >> so you could make the argument she's trying to keep the world at peace and all this. too busy doing big stuff like that. you say -- >> this is all part of her job. of course, she was the top diplomat with big things on her plate, but when you were the head of a department and you have a huge budget, all of which is made up by taxpayer money, you have a responsibility to those taxpayers. >> understood, but how did they discover we can't account for this? >> an inspector general audited the books and said $6 billion now has been lost. a lot of this is contracting fees in afghanistan and so on. but like ben za zee,

have hade investors their fill of the newly issued companies and are completely satiated.ig question, what does this icad file asaba? early as this week. started ipo. >> when is the ipo? may. fantastic. >> all right. you believe in the american dream gekko >> i do. the only problem is it can get really expensive. talk about buying a home. the decision to buy a home or investing in stock sort anywhere else to put your money. we will talk about that right here on bloomberg "surveillance." streaming bloomberg.com on your tablet and phone. we are everywhere. we will be right back. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i am tom keene. adam johnson and cristina alesci with us. >> antigovernment protesters and national guard soldiers battled on the streets in venezuela. thousands of protesters marched peacefully and then groups began hurling rocks at security forces, churchgoing -- triggering the battles. violence between the two sides has rocked the country since february leaving 24 people that. property taxes rising at the fastest pace of the property market crash. nashville, san jose a

we had continuing threats from all kinds of corners around the -- hade had to do what, to deal with,s a perilous time. me was i have to deal with the economic crisis. i want you to go out and represent us around the world. it was a good division of labor. we needed to make it clear to the rest of the world we were going to get our house in order. we were going to get back to positive growth and work with , so i thinkpartners we did that. the solidroud of leadership the administration leadsed that i think now us to deal with problems like ukraine, because we are not so worried about the massive collapse in europe and china trying to figure out what to do with their bond holdings and all .he problems i think we restored american leadership in the best sense. american people began to look at us as setting the standards. i am finishing my book, so you will be able to read all about it. >> i think you raise the predicate for the iran negotiations. it's something people don't see. >> i write a whole chapter about this. this is the kind of warring things max weber talks -- boring thing max

my apology -- >> you sat in front of our committee in november of 20123 an2012and you wouldn't have hade here today if you said what you knee at the time. >> i don't believe that at all, sir. i would be here anyway. the only thing i would be able to say at the time was mr. chairman, i do not know who removed al qaeda from the talking point but what i can tell you, mr. chairman, is that i myself played a role in those talking points. that was the only thing i could have said at the time. >> i know my time expired, mr. chairman. >> mr. chair, thank you. mr. morell, on september 11th, we know that there's a fair amount of activity that was going on at the compound that day in benghazi. chris steeps was active, the turkish ambassador came to visit at the compound that day. we know from eyewitness testimony on the ground, from the rso who was there, that the turkish ambassador, when he was there and all through the day, there were no sightings, no indication in any way of any gathering of the any protesters around the cop pound, aroundses benghazi. there was february 17t february 17th brigade

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since you have previously speculated publicly on these hades, and since you have time since that meeting back on january 29, 2014, to refresh your memory regarding the specific nature of that legal analysis, could you now please describe the specific nature of that legal analysis on the affordable care act? >> i would say this, i have looked at -- senator goodlatte sent me a letter that contained within it my colloquy with senator lee. it seemed to me that that was a conversation that was more general than the one you have discussed. and department does not disclose the content of theidential legal advice to president or other governmental decision-makers. the treasuryt of has explained to congress with the legal basis was for the decision to delay enforcement of the employer mandate. i think i would refer you to that document. 115 members of this committee send you a request based on the legal analysis of something, don't you think we deserve a response? >> i apologize if there has not been a response to that inquiry, but i think it is certainly worthy of a response. >> thank you. let m

serbia and it is a very all doubtless affair with attack helicopters and attack planes flying over hadesand these agencies these military vehicles have been deployed. prove it is the city of slavyansk which is fortified which is effectively in a state of siege at the moment. i was part of that military operation the city of hama tourist was the first to come under attack government soldiers stormed a military airport there and reports suggest up to eleven people could have been killed in the attack other cities in the region have been preparing to stand up to the offensive now that development unleashed a storm of misguided reports across mainstream news they have our key social media team has been plowing through the confusion reports emerged from kramatorsk this morning that the ukrainian armored column had defected and produced a russian flag while locals cheered their decision to speak out foreign editor tweeted a pic from the scene as the column then departed for slovyansk this development was ignored by news agencies including al-arabiya and sky who rang invasion alarm bells by rep