now, julius did a lot of reforms that have been good, and i know he's leaving, and he and i had a good relationship. we didn't always agree, as you know, but, you know, he did some good things to the reform processes, but he also pushed pretty hard on an agenda that he had, and i'd like to see them get back to being the expert tactical agency and not a policy-making body that really goes beyond what congress is. we're the policy-making body. they should be the expert agency. >> so let's talk about the future of fcc process reform. you know, you guys tried pretty hard last year to advance that legislation. >> guest: passed the house. >> didn't get through the senate. there was a lot of angst. where do we go next if. >> guest: we're going to go right back at it. look, there are those who opposed our effort who think process reform means allowing the sunshine act to go forward which is ironically named, inappropriately named, because it allows commissioners to meet in private and conduct business. public officials have to do their business in public. this sunshine act says you get to do i

. - my name is julius and that's caesar. - julius caesar. - wow, you guys make a good pair. julius caesar, in the house! wow. hector, how's it feel to be holding your grandson? - great. - i have to say, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. you guys look-- they look alike. they sure do. what a beautiful family. dee, are you encouraged? - yes. - you are? what are some of the things these families-- this family needs to work on when they get home? i mean it seems like grandpa is willing to kind of take some responsibility. - yeah. and i give hector sr. a lot of respect. hector sr's stepping up. he is being a great example of when a parent understands a child's needs and does the changes they need to do in order to take care of the children. i think hector jr. is really going to appreciate-- - there is still work to be done, though. this is just the first step. as far as other families, at what point does that child need to walk away from that family? when is toxic too toxic? - there are three steps. first thing you want to do is evaluate. you want to find out whether or no

julius will attest to julius hase benefited frequently from tom's advice. i want to thank mignon clyburn, who has been an incredible asset to the fcc the last three years. [applause] mignon is going to be acting chair until tom is confirmed. and together they have an important mission -- giving businesses and workers the tools they need to compete in the 21st-century economy and making sure that we're that we're staying at the cutting edge of an industry that again and again we have revolutionized here in america. and as technology continues to shape the way we do business and communicate and transform the world, we want to make sure that is american ingenuity, american innovation, and that we are setting up legal structures and regular story structures to facilitate this continued growth and expansion that can create good jobs and continue to grow our economy. julius and his family, his wonderful wife, rachel, and their entire family for their extraordinary service. i want to thank mel, i want to thank tom, and their families for agreeing to step into thes

be doing in the digital age that's what publishers do and by the way after the bradley man who the julius story broke the new york times said we're going to set one up and i think the wall street journal set one up to now songes saying i mean obama is saying i want to go to sun but isn't this just like the new yorker the wall street journal the new york times you might as well go and get the new york times through and that's what i'm here to say i'm scared about during his national speech on thursday president obama actually did say that it's troubled by the possibility that the department of justice investigations into leaks make chill the type of journalism that holds government accountable as a result he announced that he's calling on congress to. pass a media shield law to guard against government overreach do you think that will help do you think that will do anything or do you think that's just rhetoric well president is using. i think probably both what he said was i want chuck schumer who is our senator from new york to put the bill in so show me gets up and says look i'm going to

and he is living in an abandoned orange julius feeding off the hair from the local super cuts. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. now here comes a pile of hot garbage. >> a forest wheel. what is wrong with me? should matters of tax silence their bat? will the irs -- the irs scandal claimed more victims. the agency's softball team canceled the game against republican senator john cornin's office. that's him in front of the flag. they didn't bother to resaidule. yes, it is worse. they ripped the irs comparing the actions to those of, quote, corrupt dictators. the team called the cheetahs by the way was tight lipped about how they skipped. speaking of yellow on wednesday the philadelphia eagle player evan mathis took a wiz on on the sign in dc. i envy that sign. this is disgusting. finally more bad news. hearings taking place on friday and irs officials can expect to be grilled much like this dog. >> do you wanna go see your friend fritzy? do you wanna go for -- do you want to do some training? do you like doing your training? do you wanna go for a run? do you wanna go for a run o

>> so, did you ever -- i grew up drinking orange julius.yeah. so, i hung out at the mall a lot. i wanted to make a drink using this bombay sapphire east. [ scattered cheers ] it's infused with black peppercorn and lemongrass. i want to make a gin and juice, but i wanted to make it taste like an orange julius. >> jimmy: that's why we love you, bro! that's why you're winning the award. >> i froze -- i froze -- i froze coconut water cubes. so, like, you can rehydrate before you dehydrate. and a little bit of -- a little bit of orange juice cubes as well. and i'm just going to pour this in here. we'll stir it up. >> jimmy: and then just put it in the blender and blend it out. >> yeah, and then i just add this. then we'll stir it up. >> jimmy: you're a genius. [ laughter ] super genius. that is awesome. that's phenomenal. all right. what are we cooking here, my friend? >> so we're going to do a thrice-cooked bacon dish. you ready to cook? >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right, cool. >> jimmy: thrice-cooked? >> so, this is my rip on, like, a -- >> jimmy:

he would replace julius janikowski and also expected to top melvin watt to head the agency which oversees fannie mae and freddie mac. private sector payrolls ahead of friday's jobs report. also manufacturing and construction spending. back to you. >> hoping for good numbers there. thank you, kayla. >>> the past lthree years have been sell away and go away. but this way stocks in your retirement accounted said good-bye to april on a high note. with all three major u.s. indices up double digits. if the fed continues to ease money policies today, the streak could continue, we hope. >>> tuesday apple holding a record $17 billion bond auction that helps finance $100 billion pay out to shareholders. >>> dreamworks is said to be close to a deal to acquire awe amness tv. >>> the blackstone group has joined the push to put hundreds of thousands of vets back to work. yahoo!'s president will double maternity leave. giving four months of paid leave to new moms and two months to new dads. "consumer reports" claims more than half of hundreds of ground turkey samples tested contained fecal bacteria whil

called the color guard queuing to treat banner is commanded by senior lieutenant constantine rybak of julius origin intimately. you know sergei i'm happy how many of these parades have you seen in your life. i was in the army for for twenty one years and. these how do you how do you feel when you see this participated in one in the city myself and what does what what does it feel like to be able to take part in such precision and a procession like this such an important historical day of course it is. a great honor and pride for those officers and soldiers who are participating in that and it takes a lot of training maybe three months of every day training and actually we had some of these small pieces of steel attached to the high boots and everything we'll have to replace them on the sole of your feet of course yeah what does this mean to russian families when they watch this parade explain to them. this is a great victory day of course but it's also a great sorrow because of those. losses we our nation suffered more than twenty seven million people died in this battle so it is joy and tea

i try to make changes to julius and others that you did reforms, but when you're gone as chair, you're going have another chairman chairman come in with a different part of persuasion that has a whole different management style, and your forms are gone. when we codify them so they go forward. as we saw, a pretty dysfunctional fcc develop. >> you want of a bill or hearing? >> i'm not going to tell you. we have had a lot on our plate. it is on our agenda for this year. we did the cyber hearings. a priorityu know for me to get the process. lex why do you feel like is the friendly candy company? -- it is just, he has been broadcasting all of his life. he always called it the friendly candy company. howink i had to deal with you use words for letters. fcc is the from the candy company. >> you spoke about the satellite television localization it. what would you like to see done? >> you know it is interesting. we have people in the market place to say you don't i -- you do not need to do anything. then there are a whole collection of folks who say i have something that is going to be a must p

that would replace julius janikowski.e is expected to tap melvin watt to head the house oversees agency. >>> and investors will look for reports on private sector payrolls ahead of friday's jobs report. as well as manufacturing and construction spending. busy day ahead. >> we'll keep an eye on all of it. >>> turning, now, to wall street. the past three years have seen investors sell in may and go away. this year, stocks ended april on a high note, with all three indexes up, double-digits for the year. if the fed promises to continue easy money policies today, the streak could continue. >>> tuesday, appled held a bond auction for its share holders. >>> dreamworks is said to be close to a deal to acquire the youtube network "awesomeness tv." >>> the blackstone group has joined a plan to put vets to work. >>> and moms have four months of paid leave and two months for new dads. >>> "consumer reports" claimed that half of turkey samps contained fecal bacteria. the national turkey medication calls the study alarmist. >>> ray la

julius baer, one of the banks that could be affected.stanley writing a note yesterday that julius baer could be paying a fine of around 2dz 00 million, even if it were to pay $750 million and wouldn't have to pay new capital. credit suisse has set aside swiss francs in anticipation of this. ubs is exempt because it struck the agreement with the u.s. authorities four years ago and paid $785 monthly and handed over more than 4,450 client names, louisa. >> that's a lot, carolin. >>> swiss gdp has come in some 6%. >> zero percent for the fist quarter, versus a forecast of only 2.2%. and on top of that, we sea this upward revision for growth in the first quarter 0 to 0. %. this accounts for some 670% of the economy and that was a very important factor. on top of that, we saw investment and construction very strong and export growth slightly positive. one of the few drags on growth was defense spending, but that was to be expected. wa does it mean for the s&b? not a lot according to a couple of economists i talked to this morning. they say it

. >> there is a nomination by president mazzucco to nominate julius truman as vice president and seconded by commissioner king king. a vote now president mazzucco. >> aye. >> commissioner loftus. >> aye. >> commissioner chan. >> for the same reasons i gave as to why i couldn't vote yes even though i sincerely and appreciate president mazzucco's service i'm going to vote no because we need to wait for a seventh commissioner. >> vice president marshall. >> aye. >> commissioner king ly. >> aye. >> commissioner truman. >> aye. >> motion passes 5-1. >>i want to thank you for your confidence and additional years as president. i want to be clear this is the last year as president. i don't think the public understands just the work that goes into being a commissioner and the wednesday nights. i want to thank my commissioners for the work on wednesday nights, the monthly community meetings, the emails that we get regarding incidents, the press conferences or town and other things and attending the medal of valor ceremonies and attending other ceremonies and the president's job is a full time job a

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christian is joining us, julius bay and martin nightingale is our guest host and staying with us today much conversation about the timing. but you think right now is the time to remain invested in equities. tell us why. >> yes. first of all, because there's not much out there and second because the valuations are quite decent and the trend is your friend. so we see a lot of talks about a currency rerating and still note that excessively high valuation levels. so we stick to this. there will be laggers and they will remain laggers, but the winners are pulling this market off. >> this is a market that has not performed evenly, though. we're seeing some all-time highs on the german market, some okay gains for the benchmark. so which market are you interested in playing right now? >> well, suddenly, if you talk about picking the winners, we have to stick to them. we have lots of concerns with especially private clients who think that all-time highs are basically bearish. so all the markets that i've actually turned in all-time highs, you have to stick to them, the s&p 500 and even if you t

doing in the digital age that's what publishers do and by the way after the bradley men who were the julius story broke the new york times said we're going to set one up and i think the wall street journal set one up to now songes saying i mean obama saying i want to get a son but isn't this just like the new yorker the wall street journal the new york times you might as well go and get the new york times too and that's what i'm here of to say i'm scared about during his national speech on thursday president obama actually did say that it's troubled by the possibility that the department of justice investigations into leaks make chill the type of journalism that holds government accountable as a result he announced that he's calling on congress to. a media shield law to guard against government overreach do you think that will help do you think that will do anything or do you think that's just rhetoric well president is using. i think probably both what he said was i want chuck schumer who was our senator from new york to put the bill in so show me gets up and says look i'm going to put it

wasn't out there yelling about the integrity of the press the moment when julius entres being taken down when we can leaks was being taken down when you know bringing bradley manning into it might be a bit of a stretch he's more in the whistleblower category than the press category but there have been any number of small and independent media outlets over the years that have broken stories that have just been squashed like a bug or or investigated and the a.p. never got on their high horse about it now they are yeah i mean it shows the exclusivity of the major media outlets today and if you. if you go to these press briefings they're the ones you get to ask all the questions to an interesting way you know as far as the difference between wiki leaks and a.p. as far as the department of justice is concerned there doesn't seem to be much of a difference at this point they've taken a very aggressive stance going after a.p. i mean this is a fairly unprecedented collection of data here you know effects hundred reporters twenty offices. everything like that and if they find out where a.p. got t

he told about napoleon and alexander the great and frederick the great and julius caesar. before i finished the chief stood up and said but wait, you haven't told us about the greatest role of them all. we want to hear about that man who spoke with a voice of thunder, the laughed like a sunrise. who came from the place called america that is so far from here that if the young men should trouble there he would be an old man when he arrived. tell us of abraham lincoln. tolstoy was done to know that link and then had reached this remote corner so we told him everything he knew about lincoln. then they said what made him so great and he said he wasn't such a great general perhaps, not as great as napoleon, not as great as frederick the great but his greatness consisted in the moral fiber of his being. so that dream to be remembered which is empowered to link all his life had indeed been realized. the dream that carried him through his dismal childhood, his string of political failures and the darkest day of the war, his story would be told. for most of us today we may not have

charles barkley and smith and julius erving of its indiana. they said they had the big size. indiana. >> like they are the better all-around team? no one stands a chance against lebron and the heat. >> they have the home court advantage. it was a little surprising. i say every time but you better believe that the nba office in new york, the rating will cut in half with san antonio. >> up baseball, we have the a's, they won again. and just look at this, they got school. i know this is too old, he looks like buddy holly. >> they can showing his mother and father in the front row. he got old thing. hopefully, his turn will come up again if they give him another turn on sunday. it will be interesting to see if they send him back down. if they don't hits him, they will send him back to fresno. he looked like something, he was a big strapping guy and the a's are on fire. >> they are on fire, i don't want to lose a headline. aides are doing great. when they play today in sampras's go, to me is on the mound. >> i the way, thank you for worrying about the headlines. >> they are on fir

and i just want to also comment that right now julius genachowski, the chair of the fcc, the federalcc commissioner is also stepping down. that leafs two -- leaves two of the five seats open. this is a very critical time for fcc policy. we know what happened about ten years ago. you know, i had talked about koh lib powell being -- colin powell being secretary of state and making that push for war at the u.n. february 5, 2003. his son, michael powell, was the chair of the fcc, the federal communications commission. you know, it used to be people didn't even know what the fcc was, this arcane agency in the u.s. government. but their sure figured it out fast when, um, michael powell started to try to deregulate the media. which meant, you know, a lot of people across the political spectrum are deeply concerned about one media mow dull owning the newspaper, radio, television in a town. and when you relax the regulations, that's what happens. and it is very dangerous when you only have, um, you know, one media mogul towns and cities. it is a very serious issuement we need to open up the d