through congress unanimously during his campaign to stop the build to help nine eleven responders isis said during a house subcommittee hearing that it's very simple i can't vote for additional money for new york if i can't see why it would be appropriate to do this every single time a similar situation happens which quite frankly includes any urban terrorist it doesn't have to be somebody from al qaeda it could be somebody who decides they don't like animal testing at one of our pharmaceutical facilities. voting against health care for sick and dying nine eleven first responders i say went on to suggest that the attacks of the world trade center were actually just plane crashes . and there all the carnage was the result of quote his words simply was an aircraft residue of the aircraft and residue of the materials used to build this building and quote essentially he said that nine eleven was nothing special and neither were the first responders no big deal screw the cops the fireman of the volunteers let him die without a doctor. back in two thousand and seven i say hit another one of

name isy be that our the small business administration. people look at the application essay i do not have a business. people who have rental properties can apply. it applies as a renter. that is the big think. we want people to know it. they do not have to make that decision. they'll have plenty of time to do that. they can see if we can help them. >> we will show some of the commencement speeches from around the country. we begin with for present apollo ryan. ryan.resentative paul and then nancy pelosi. , we were speeches from elizabeth warren. a&m.flores at texas wisconsin representative paul ryan gave the 2030 commencement address and benedictine college. it is about 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. president, alex, where are you, alex? thank you for rekindling that feeling i had at the republican national convention after i followed condoleezza rice. thanks a lot. i appreciate that. [laughter] before i want to get into the commencement, i have heard so many good things about benedictine college. my friend, who spoke las

>> it isis an intrusion.re millions of investigations but as they g along, thegovernment is careful toarrow them because they don't want to have massive investigationsns they get the press mad at them. for some reason that did not happen. it is typical prosecutors want these things but usually somebody at a higher level says wait a second, let's tone it down. that did not happen. i do not know why but it is puzzling. i will sayay it seems like a bad leak. therere is evidence it was harmful. >> you are in journalism but you have been part of the security apparatus. >> i have conducted vestigations. i remember interviewing an official suspected of leaking. there was nothing else we c coud do. the idea of going after the press never occurred to us. this is bad for a number of reasons. we have a security aaratus that tries to prevent penetration of people that --who information. this did not come from the enemy. wantings done fohubris. to boast about what they had done against this operation in yemen. it was noth

. >> it isis 4:28. >> into the newsroom. we have learned a man in his early 20s was killed after being struck by a driver. that pedestrian was trying to cross highway 301 and he was indeed at fault. the driver did stay on the scene and the roads right now are open. >> a dc jury will begin it's first full day in the case of the man beaten in a dc market. she says her husband may never fully recover after six surgeries and rehab. branch is one of three men charged in this case. >> we want to play you a recording from the interrogation of a dc man convicted of killing a teenaged mother. prosecutors say he killed the 18-year-old in 2010. they beat her, tied her up and left her in the closet of apartment. >> it was like man, yeah, up she ain't breathing. it was like what you mean she ain't breathing? and then the girls they were hitting her and i blacked out. and she wasn't breathing. it was like i think she dead. >> sweet is the second person convicted in this case. five others already plead gui y guilty. he faces up to

>> the most important thing isis this, too, shall pass.robably more than a dash more of a speed bump ththan a watergate -- m more of a speed bump and a watergate problem unless we found out sosomeone in the white house pushed the button andade thisis happen. this has been pushed d by what happened with the associated press records being subpoenaed by the justice department because it hit t press itselelf could the press then went -- itself. thpress thewent into overdrive. th sense that we have th scdals,, is a bit overblown, but t they need to pay attentio. >> you think the media is guilty of t trumping up a story? takinges no gambling place in this casino. there is an interesting story you wrote about why carpooling is going down in the washington area. you give four reasons. one is federal transit subsidies, and you also id there is better expanded transit overall so that people can n use metro and busses, and workk schedules have anged that the idea of the nine -- 9:00 till 5:00 t today is gone andnd the final reason is telecommuting. >

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administration that was very hands on, detail oriented to hands off and saying i know nothing, and so after one isis after another, the only defense is ignorance. the only defense is i was out of the loop. that alone raises questions on so many different scandals that the best defense you have is that you didn't know what was going on? i think that falls into this idea off competence in the white house and competence in our leadership, and that will get to be an exacting problem. >> investors should beappy in the sense, and i do thin charlie, this iedes the president's agenda if not for now. >> neil: you would welcome that. >> the market welcomes it, too. it's certainly a speed bump. to your point, steven miller could tell you it wasoor planning, it was nonpartisan, and by the way, we were trying to be more efficient making it a heroic action. he couldn't remember anything else. >> why isn't anybody scared to death about the fact that this scandal is in the irs? we're increasingly at the mercy of this police force. it has greater and greater power. >> the system works, dagen. >> we've got a whole i

. >> translator: this isy first visit here as prime minister in six years. i'm glad to see you again. >> he proposed the dialogue between the two countries. the crown prince agreed. protecting sea lands is an issue. he thanked the uae for the oil supply. >>> traders and brokers are starting their day scanning through the latest data from the u.s. reserve. good morning. >> very good morning. >> what are they hoping to find? >> investors are looking for clues to tell them when policy makers fight change the directions of the bank's monetary policy. they will keep their current monetary easing measures. the policy makers concluded their two-day meeting on wednesday. they say the central bank will continue buying $85 billion a month. they want to pump more money into the financial markets. they also said the fed is ready to adjust the pace of those purchases in response to economic activity. the policymakers said the u.s. unemployment rate is over 7%. the government's automatic budget cuts have put pressure on the economy. they will keep the interest rate near z

. >>> the ongoing feud between sergio garcia a isis anything but.hi it started a couple of weeks, and at a european tour eventt was asked if he would be inviting woods to dinner duringu next month's u.s. open. he responded we will have him hm round every night and we will wl serve him fried chicken. garcia said he was joking. joki tiger not finding it very funny as most wouldn't.wo tiger tweeted, that was wrongwrg not silly, he followed that upup i'm confident that there's ther regret that the comment was made. tiger was right and here is sergio apologizing today. >> most importantly i want to apologize to tiger and anybody that i could have offended byd y the comment i made, and you know, i just say that you know,, i will think about it, and i'm so sorry, and you know, hope that you know, we can kind of settle things down, and hopefully move on. >> sergio's sponsors tailor-made and addida a daze adida is areg the matter. >>> pry an, tonight at 10, we know that the slogan is open opn metro stores, but sheri ly found a metro,. >>> his name is oj richardson. he is a station manager and

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isis a muslim and yang cheng a buddhist but operate the businesses opposite peacefully for years.hey are friends but worried they will get caught up and violence of it comes to their town. >> i am worried about violence affecting this area. the violence might happen here unless there is a provocation by outsiders. to go there is a large muslim presence. many businesses are muslims. if the violence reaches here, it could spark a much wider religious conflict. the attacks have left many people dead and communities destroyed. monks travel the country making anti-islamic speeches. some are fighting back for their friends. incitingmonks are haters. they're not following the moral code of conduct. the speeches are completely contradictory to the teachings of buddha. take a the government and security forces have been criticized for not doing enough to bring the situation under control. in the largest city muslim men are trying to look after their own, taking turns to guard their communities. of what appears to be vote rigging and pakistan has been released one woman stuffing stacks of p

the town isy, turning on obama. all of the ingredients are in place for a good old-fashioned pile on. i know it is christmas time for republicans. how bad is it for the president? >> it is a test. theagenda is put on hold, stories are negative, and the question is, can he take control of it? and he owned it and be the authority figure and demand answers, realistic answers people are going to accept? >> can the president get from under this one? >> can he owned his own government? he is a buy standard. i read about it in the newspaper. the attorney general asked about the ap story, the dragnet of the phone calls. i have no idea. i can't remember when i recused myself. i was having lunch of the time. these guys want to get elected, they pretend the government is something out there and they just arrived on the scene like a bystandard. >> you were born in this town. on a scale of 1-10, where is this one? >> 5. if you take them one by one, let's go back to the irs, there is no evidence that what ,appened to the irs sanc

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it would catch in my own very early through the day and you know get in the way down as any of the isis life that they have. she's right no enemies down here i've been in the museum basement with my friends for years they're not set foot in this place they can sense danger from all four. volunteers. could you help. me felicitas i think we need to fix this here. you don't need scissors and i'll show you. ok. so this is how we put our volunteers to work when there are no attacks on a becomes a volunteer will be miss arias decision. came to the home of his one day to offer his own help her through this in petersburg three hundred verse three was approaching and i didn't want to be just an onlooker in two thousand and two i came to the hermitage to offer to organize a group of state hermitage volunteers our task was to find one hundred fifty people and select the most active ones who would be able to act in any unexpected situation you have to remember that on the night of may twenty seventh when the hermitage was open all night it had the highest number of visitors there were many many pre

isis unknown whether anyone in the white house was told of the federal investigation. republican congressman aaron schock serves on the house ways and means committee, which sversees the i.r.s. >> we don't have any reason to .s.ieve at this point that it son anybody outside the i.r.s. directing them to do this. obviously, there's been claims that the white house might have been involved and other groups. i don't have any reason to believe that. e thaporter: he says the i.r.s.' behavior was criminal, claiming or hurt the ability of conservative groups to fundraise, and that limited their influence. >> until we know who was wasonsible for the activities, we need to continue to investigate. >> reporter: a six-month-long investigation by the inspector lederal failed to pinpoint exactly who made the decision to subject some applications to tora scrutiny. marcus owens ran the tax exempt division at the i.r.s. for ten tars. is it that hard to figure out who is doing what at the i.r.s.? hawell, no, it isn't, but i think the issue here is, it was ell,one person. it was a number

and russia spirit of trust while the scandal isi american agent at the mercy of the world's media with a steady flow of jokes and puns i mean his clumsy skills. are pinned down his page one point three billion euros towards rebuilding money at a major conference in brussels even as the eurozone economy shrinks for the six quarter in a run. security over sanctity the u.s. government turns up for mass surveillance operation targeting journalists with the white house trumpeting national security as the be all and end all. and also forcing the club of the nation's eager to cash in on riches is getting bigger china and india.

not critical my colleague to balance a spoke to our guest on barton he says such emergencies at the isis are quite common this spacewalk is going to take place the leak going back till thursday that's when it was first noticed his command chris hadfield talking with the ground stablish what exactly was going on as i think we can hear now a very steady stream of. got out of the common carrier and i wrote it in towards the florida. trust rotating service later i think there are we getting it out of the jam so to crew members going out outside the international space station to try and identify first of all exactly where this ammonia leak. from the cooling system is coming from and perhaps if they can to try and fix it even if they really they have to shut off one of the power sections the power channels that come from those solar panels there's eight of them they can still operate on seven without many problems is that what spokesman say at the moment it is as they characterize it a serious problem but more of an annoyance rather than anything particularly dangerous they also say that thre

seekers so what has happened is that the numbers of people have started to build up with apparently the isis or school scotland's biggest city is the first in the u.k. openly condemned the government's treatment failed asylum seekers we want to treat people with compassion in school and they get in government and the star where well it's not known exactly how many destitute solem seekers there are drifting about the state because of the home office projects a case they slip through the net or disappear from the view of authorities so they're left with no support no way of working in a city that's just behind the post in the u.k. the shell volunteers provide a hot meal for a few hours at least men and women can experience a safe environment i think it must be really difficult to be in a city. you don't know anyone. you might be called speak the language you don't know what the law is you don't know your rights. you don't know what you're going to do you got no money. it must be a frightening less frightening experience lee to be that lost at seven fifteen it's time to wake up. and face anothe

brings the city face isis group home safe and sound wrapping up their five month mission in orbit. and you saw in russia and around the world this is our see with me your leisure paula hello and welcome to the program the u.s. justice department has admitted to spying on associated press reporters a.p. condemned the sweeping phone surveillance as an invasion of privacy and a threat to the freedom of press again that account has more now on the story and its implications. the u.s. justice department secretly obtained two months of telephone records targeting a.p. reporters and editors work and personal phone numbers a few believes more than one hundred of its journalists may have been caught up in this surveillance week the boss called it a massive and unprecedented intrusion into how news organizations operate the justice department acknowledged having spied on a.p. journalists but would not say why it sought the records they cited an ongoing investigation a peace process and said the government stalked and obtained information far beyond anything that could be justified by any spe

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it's a rule developed by the isi group and it says add in the inflation rate. almost always 20. if this combined goes over 20, it means markets are overpriced. the stock market as a whole is underpriced. >> pe is starting to expand in the market. talk about the last five years we have seen lower than average returns. so we start to see some key expansion going on. inflation remains relatively low. that's driving a lot of money towards the bond market. morning star had a report out there. this is the most bong manders investing. there is a mass if amount of cash. this has been a reluctant market. >> i will just push back a little bit. if we change the earnings expectation or maybe raise inflation expectations. it is going to be positive for the market. most important, inflation, look at the gold market. gold is telling you that inflation is not a big market. inflation given the slack in the market does seem to be a major factor at this point. >> talking of gold, is this a gold market right now? >> if you take the other side of that, one of the reasons we have such low inflation r

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here, see whether or not we clock in for the s&p 500, but the two names doing particularly well, and isiing on lowe's and talking about productivity in that improving, and seeing that margins could go to 10% up from 7%, so assuming that sales stay normal, they say the retailer can support the share price, move in, do buy backs and diff depped hikes and everybody loves dividend hike. the stocks of dividends are hot and people love them. we're seeing them as winners. lowe's, but the first name in the space is still home depot. >> people love dividends so much that new ipos immediately give dividends. amazing, an ipo giving a dividend. thank you, ch. one ipo was not ready to give a dividend and still isn't is groupon, but they are up ready to report the first set of earningings sincefiring the founder and former ceo, andrew mason. the company's stock has been slightly higher since the firing and today. is there a turn around? who is a believer in this? jeffrey analyst joining us now on the phone. you got a price target of $7 where five and change now, overweight this stock. you've been arou

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brian marshall, isi group, giving us instant reaction from the conference call.uidance seemed cautious what did you make of the quarter? >> quarter pretty solid, melissa. the company saw growth across basically every major product category and every questionographery, moving in the right direction, and we have a slow, steady anemic recovery going on, but at the end of the day, the gross margins solid in the quarter and guidance decent. >> taking market share from others or the pie is growing, i.t. spend is growing? >> i don't think they are necessarily taking share. they grew revenues 5% year over year in the quarter. on a $50 billion revenue base, not bad. but it's indicative of the fact that maybe things are starting to bottom out from an order standpoint and i think that speaks volumes to the potential recovery that we'll see with i.t. spend, and budgets have been pretty anemic in the last couple of quarters, about a year and a half. and the cisco is a projection on the bottom, and very positive for others in the space as well. like emc for example. >> brian,

she san kay i did nothing iminal and let the court syem decide that to say there was noing wrong, isy that was outrageous. melissa: noah, where do we go from here? >> we have to get through this thing. two alternatives, right. either competence and mismanagement, this happened by chance and what have y, or it was a targeted thi and we need to figure out which one of those it was and pple need to be held accountable for it. melissa: yeah. >> i come back to the issue of tax reform. we needd to sort of move beyond this and get to the core issue for consumers and business own years maybe that could be the good comi out of all this. i heard other people sa this really stalls tax reform but i think it maybe spurs it. it brings to light how disasterous the system and that would be good for our money, for corporate america. >> tt's righ melissa: if we could see real reform here. thanks to both of you. >> thank you. melissa: so it is our money qution of the day, given what is going on with the irs scandals should you have to pay your taxes? a lot of you were really fired up over this one. i ha

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what should we tell everyone about "what isie knew"?, my very musical self. it's about -- it's actually a sad story about these parents who were in a custody battle for a little girl. it's told through the little girl's perspective. the amazing onata aprile, this little 6-year-old girl. steve coogan, he's -- >> jimmy: oh, he's hilarious. >> fantastic. he is my ex-husband. and, so, we figha lot. and we pass the girl back and forth. and, anyway, it's kind of a cool movie. >> jimmy: well, i have a clip here of you rocking out, so we can see how hard julianne moore rocks out. >> oh, no. >> jimmy: here's julianne moore in "what maisie knew." watch this. this is good. ♪ with your hook and line i still blow away with your hook and line i still blow away ♪ ♪ with your hook and line i still blow away with your hook and line i still blow away ♪ ♪ with your hook and line i still blow away with your hook and line i still blow away ♪ ♪ with your hook and line i still blow away with your hook and line i still blow away ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> ji

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isi don't think the year most significant. i think the path we are on is most significant. ,> for my 11 and seven-year-old when can they expect the federal government to balance the budget? >> i think the test is are we building an economy for the future, are we running our fiscal policy so that we have a deficit and a debt that is sustainable and are we addressing it in a fair and balanced way. the president has put together a budget proposal to do that -- >> are you suggesting we raise taxes to balance the budget? of spendingx reductions and loophole closings that would give us the ability in a fair and balanced way be on a long-term path to fiscal sustainability. >> we have already raised taxes that i want to talk about what really i think is holding up the economy, and that is the health care law. as i talk to folks around northeast indiana, they consistently say i don't have any certainty. i don't know what is going on. it lays right back into irs issue because of the irs -- it is going to be one of the main agencies of a

. >> do you believe that the seizure of phone records from "associated press" journali isi this week or was in overreach. and do you have confidence still in your attorney general? should we accompany in a media shield law as a response to that? more broadly, how do you feel about comparisons by some of your critics of this week's scandals to those that happened in the nixon administration? >> well, i'll let you guys engage in those comparisons. and you can go ahead and read the history, i think, and draw your own conclusions. my concern is making sure that if there's a problem in the government, that we fix it. that's my responsibility. and that's what we're going to do. that's true with respect to the irs and making sure that they apply the laws the way they were intended. that's true with respect to the security of our diplomats, which is why we're going to need to work with congress to make sure that there's adequate funding for what's necessary out there. now, with respect to the department of justice, i'm not going to comment on a specific impending case. but i can talk broadly

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work that good darrell isis's committee has done. it focuses like a laser beam.ght now it will be looking at tomorrow the i.r.s. issue. hen i think they will be looking at other issues. host: health care. guest: health care. need to focus. when families come in to see me yesterday want to know what happened. they don't know what happened. they can't find out. blowers are calling and people are saying we have a story to tell what happened. i think that you build on the good work the others have done select g together a committee staff from each of day committees and 90 -- segment get an outside staff director to coordinate it or one provide that and have public hearings whereby the lastly, people can -- it must be bipartisan. if you do this to look like it s one party, it will not be successful. host: john boehner was asked bout this idea of a select committ committee. [video clip] >> i have confidence in our five doing the that are investigation. they understand very clearly me that we have a very serious and solemn obligation to of what e truth happened. i have