if young was anything in this world was a devoted follower of joseph smith. ply traumatized by smith's death. from that point forward young resolve to do anything in his power to protect himself and the church from the events and forces that led to smith's death. he concluded that dissent within the church opposed a mortal threat to its leader. he concluded mormons could no longer tolerate living under the political authority of the non mormons. so after that point young becomes a very different man, more fearful, coarser, very concerned about preserving his own safety. so within a few years you see a man who is concerned that he establishes his soul power within the church. joseph smith once described himself as a rough stone rolling down a hill. brigham young was more like a jagged boulder crashing into his opponents and bruising a few friends along the way. still, latter-day saints to this day revere him for good reason. he stabilized and perhaps saved his church after joseph smith's death. he preserved the rich will introduced by smith that still distingui

along this plane- joseph smith raised up a christian doctrine that was way outside the boundaries of what was deemed mainstream. he stepped way outside of that, but there was enough country and a lack of communication and transportation that jones was able to- well, not jones but joseph smith, of course, died in carthage, but brigham young finally, after so much suffering and turmoil and violence, was able to take his different doctrinal teaching way out in the country and allow enough time for it to grow. even the pilgrims coming here from the old country came to a place and had at least enough freedom to put the roots down. jones could get away with nothing. i think someone asked on the break how long they were even in guyana. i don't think it could have even been two years before immediately the, you know, he's got a congressman coming down, they've got lawsuits, people were running into the jungle to hassle him- and did that push him over the edge? so it's a difficult thing with who's inside and who's outside, but nevertheless, it's one of the important functions of doctrine. sur

and she thousand and ten the president nominated joseph smith the north carolina commissioner of banks for the position but his confirmation failed that the republicans questions miss independence from the white house since the agency's creation in two thousand and eight and has yet to have a senate confirmed director and the post was nomination and contacts and confirmed he will take the helm from edward demarco the interim director since two thousand and nine. thousand courage to many groups to demand his removal because he has resisted efforts to help lower mortgage principal payments for bar workers and response demarco has cited his responsibility to return as much money as possible to the taxpayers for the bailout of fannie and freddie he eventually became so controversial that top white house officials made a promise during last year's presidential campaign to oust de marco and to make good on that promise obama has now announced. as his nominee so who is mel watt what was first elected. the house of representatives into one thousand nine hundred ninety two he has spent the past

put in 339 violations, well, we looked at a report from the monitor of the settlement joseph a. smiththe former north carolina banking commissioner, he did a report in february, showing 5,700 consumer complaints about all the same issues that the new york a.g. is talking about. these banks will have a lot to answer for, joseph smith is putting out another report in june independen june. >> i think the -- the attorney general himself is known as a crusader. a lot of people are understandably critical. they wonder if he's gone to the elliott spits are school of advancement, and when he doesn't necessarily know the facts of the case, that he's presented in the press release, it makes you wonder if he's just using them as some kind of pawn in order to advance himself. >> yeah, i think that's exactly the point. michelle, diana, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> all right. let's send it over for josh. >> we are watching radia here, near the radian saying the inventory the mortgage delinquencies fell from article 85,000 to some 81,000. some analysts are still skeptical. they point out

former north carolina banking commissioner joseph smith in his latest report out in february, he notede since may about half of which related to problems with loan modifications or customer servic services. this is a, quote, significant increase since his previous report. we've got plenty more details, of course, online. realtycheck.cnbc.com. >> it sounds like we're going to have some personal stories from victims? >> absolutely. >> is there any significance to it being new york's attorney general versus the other 49 attorney generals around the country? >> well, he was actually the holdout. you remember that these negotiations over the settlement went on for many, many months. new york was the long holdout for quite a while. also, you have to remember new york has an enormous backlog of delynch quent loans. it's called a judicial state. that is it requires a judge in the foreclosure process. and there are thousands of loans that are still being held up by that. so obviously a lot of frustration in new york especially. >> we'll be watching for that this afternoon, diana. thank you very

ay christopher steven, shawn joseph smith, ty woods, g. fadino and joseph fred salve range.he past year has been one of heavy loss for the foreign ervice family. chris, shawn, ty, and glen in enghazi, libya, all in terrorist attacks and we mourn them palm as the common ration of the war of the 50th anniversary began last year their names were brought to our attention by their loved ones. we're honored to include them here and to do justice to their service and sacrifice. i warmly welcome the families and friends of those memorialized on the plaque here. at the eign affairs day plaque established jointly together with the associates of the foreign service worldwide located on the other side of this lobby. to recognize the sacrifices made by family members who accompany their spouses or parents overseas. i want to draw your attention to the plaque around the corner honoring fallen employees from the u.s. information agency as well as the one to our right honoring our locally employed staff who play such an important role killed in the line of duty. today, we proudly honor all

when joseph smith first taught the doctrine of plural marriage he hesitated. he knew it would change possibly destroyed his marriage. and it also imperil the church but once he committed to something he pursued it wholeheartedly. so as it was with his conversion to mormon is some and polygamy. once he was a and he was all in. he married for additional lives over the next few years then another 35 or so before leaving illinois for the west his wives ranged in age from 15 through 65 and 1872 and he was sealed to the 55th and final life. the introduction of carol marriage was one factor that led to the adjusted -- joseph smith demise and it can build a great amount of dissent and the dissidents began to publish a newspapersmir they order the destruction of the printing press for which he was arrested and the anti-mormon mob stormed the jail cell to fatally shoot him and it was the turning point* of his life so if young was anything in this world that was a devoted follower he was streep -- deeply traumatized him from that point* for word he resolved everything in