but treasury secretary jack lew tells cnbc.. there's a lot of work to do". lew says the economy has been growing since the bailouts and reforms on wall street. but improvements are still needed for americans on main street. the treasury secretary believes jobs training and infrustructure programs will stimulate the economy. lew will be part of an international monetary fund meeting this week in washington dc. in our cover story, there's a new rush of recalls in the auto industry. and some say it was triggered in part, by the government's scrutiny of general motors for manufacturing flaws linked to 13-deaths in more than 30-accidents. this week, toyota announced five recalls, affecting roughly 6.4-million vehicles around the globe. two-point-three million of them in north america. in north america, defects in 27-toyota models from 2004- through 2013 including it's most popular vehicles, camry, carolla, rav4 and tacoma pickup, include problems with cables that could disable air bags...seats that could slide forward in a crash. in asia, toyota starter motors co

we'll talk with treasury secretary lew later.'t think the bond market is sort of the purveyor of truth. you look at, i have been watching the ten year in spain and italy, it's like a referendum, they will get through the euro, the risk is done. they're convergeing, they shouldn't have been apart all those yields on those currencys in the different countries, it's the same risk. the euro is breaking apart. so now you have the spanish and ten 84 trading where the u.s. ten years are getting close. i think it is a funny year. i mean, you had christmas roll around. we're very active in the housing market t. housing market has been boy yavenlt it's the most -- been buoyant. everybody should have spent a lot of money at christmas, they didn't. >> why? >> i have been asking myself the enormous pockets of strength. you clearly see the 1% doing better, the others have disposable income lower than 1.7. they didn't foe whether their health care would be cancelled or what. they didn't understand the aoption, people played cautious. with the w

again i want to thank you, secretary lew for being here today. i'd like to turn to ranking member mr. serrano for his comments. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to join you in welcoming secretary lew before the subcommittee for the second time. you lead a department with a variety of missions important to our economy, our government, and our nation as a whole. the treasury department plays a central role in promoting economic growth, and opportunity through programs like the cvf-5 fund, ensuring financial stability through dodd-frank, enforcing our tax laws fairly and managing our nation's finances. your budget request for fiscal year 2015 promotes all of these things, most of the agency is held to pretty austere budget levels. but there are significant requests in investments at the irs, which is the largest part of your budget. and those requests and increases are much-needed. as i said at our hearing on the irs a few weeks ago, almost $1 billion has been cut from their budget over past -- the past four fiscal years. and we should not be --

again i want to thank you, secretary lew for being here today. i'd like to turn to ranking member mr. serrano for his comments. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to join you in welcoming secretary lew before the subcommittee for the second time. you lead a department with a variety of missions important to our economy, our government, and our nation as a whole. the treasury department plays a central role in promoting economic growth, and opportunity through programs like the cvf-5 fund, ensuring financial stability through dodd-frank, enforcing our tax laws fairly and managing our nation's finances. your budget request for fiscal year 2015 promotes all of these things, most of the agency is held to pretty austere budget levels. but there are significant requests in investments at the irs, which is the largest part of your budget. and those requests and increases are much-needed. as i said at our hearing on the irs a few weeks ago, almost $1 billion has been cut from their budget over past -- the past four fiscal years. and we should not be --

lew said the u.s. is prepared to take additional steps if russia doesn't change its ways. it comes a day after i sat down and talked about the sanctions and criticism of them. >> some of the biggest industrialists in russia, people who are close to the president, some are the core economic interest of the country from oil and gas to banking and to military equipment. these are very important sanctions and sanctions that will get their attention. i think that our goal is to move in a system attic way and careful way and way that gives them a chance to change policy and take a different course. our goal here is not to hurt the russian people, it's to get them to change their policy. and the goal will i think be realized if we continue to work at it step by step working with our allies to make sure that the pressure is not just from the united states but it's from the world community. >> with all due respect, critics in both democratic and republican circles in the senate, for instance, have said this isn't enough, that in fact it hasn't had an impact on putin and on his deci

secretary lew, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. ukrainian delegation is very honored and pleased to be in this historical building at this historic event. we viewed today's documents and today's signing as a sign of , unconditional support, from the united states of america, and he aspirations of the ukrainian people to freedom, democracy, and european values. theiewed today's signing as third step toward broad financial assistance to our nation. finished theically --ks with the imf and expect in the future before it meets on ukrainian issues. [indiscernible] these days in washington, we have held fruitful negotiations with other partners. a have practically agreed on program of cooperation of ukraine with imf. we have finished the work with the european union who is also ready to support ukraine. ukrainianse few days delegations have held dozens of meetings, and we are very grateful to all of our counterparts and those who in theed the ukraine world. the world is admiring ukraine, it's courage from and dedication of our people. th

jack lew treasury secretary saying they are discussing new sanction tougher. the markets hate.t going in on a friday and 33 minutes away from that. it's not good. that's why you see so much red on the screen. dow laggard visa, by the way, putin said about mastercard and visa, they'll lose market share because they are refusing to go through with some of the deals with some of the transactions, they blocked them in russia because of the sanctions. so they're getting hammered too. >>> most celebrity chefs serve up mouth watering dishes that put on the pounds and line the arteries, one chef is promising to keep it tasty but easy on waistline, joining me rocco dispirito, celebrity chef and author of the pound a day diet. the book is number one on the "new york times" best seller. >> yep, number one. liz: not only are you a successful businessman, you are a diet writer as well. >> i spent the last ten years researching eating healthy choices and this book is the collection of the wisdom i've gained in that time. like you, i do triathlons, you need a lot of food, i want my food to be

. >> that was treasury secretary jack lew talking about earlier on "squawk."lso out of europe jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon tells the french newspaper european banks lag behind their u.s. counter parts and say profits may still vary for different kinds of reasons but if you look at the equity outstanding loans, debt capacity you would see the u.s. banking system is sound, it can do its growth, financing growth and employment, europe is not at that same stage. lew had tough words for china, exchange rates, good interview. >> it was real good. a lot of things wrong right now. you can understand why interest rates are where they are, understand that the world is not that robust. klaus cline feld mentioned almost everything positive. what's the negative, nonresidential construction in europe. barry talked about moving aggressively into spain, italy, uk, his boots on the ground, i actually trust a little more than what policymakers say. >> interesting story in the times detailing what is a high rate of unemployment in the likes of a greece or spain or italy at 13% and

treasury secretary, jack lew.hat exclusive kicks off from 8:15 eastern. >>> also still to come on this program, the new prime minister of france has survived his first big test but his focus moves from confidence votes to economic policies. can manuel valls really succeed? we'll have the latest from paris. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggag

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to the band budget director and not treasury secretary jacqueline -- and now treasury secretary jack lew the administration is emphasizing that she brings management chops to the position and is someone who gets things done. >> julianna goldman joining us from washington, thank you. jpmorgan kicked off earnings season not with a bang, but with a whimper. it is falling down other financial shares. julie hyman, does this set a tone for other earnings this quarter? >> expectations going into earnings season are relatively low. 42% drop in mortgage revenue, 21% slide in fixed income trading, which was telegraphed by the banks. nonetheless, these declines are deeper than had been anticipated. we are seeing as jpmorgan shares selloff by about the most in a year. you have that is sort of the big marquee bank, the first member of the dow jones industrial average to report setting at tone. you have wells fargo and that bank beat estimates with the gain in revenue. it's all lower loan losses for the bank. that was the positive outweighing a little bit the negative. if you look at what is going on

[speaking in native tongue] >> translator: secretary lew, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. ukrainian delegation is very honored and pleased to be in this historical building at this historic event. we view today's documents and today's signing as a sign of, as a sign of support, unconditional support from the united states of america, of the aspirations of the ukrainian people to freedom, democracy and european values. we view today's signing as the first step toward broad financial assistance to our nation. we've practically finished the talks with imf and expecting in the near future the board meeting on the ukrainian issue. through these several days in washington, we held fruitful negotiations with other partners. we have practically agreed on a broad program of cooperation of ukraine with imf. we have finished the work with the european union who is also ready to support ukraine. during the few days the ukraine administration had dozens of meetings, and we are very grateful to all our counterparts and those who supported ukraine in them. the world is admiring ukraine,

u-c police say, they spotted lew olive. trying to take the girl from her father, at the intersection of bancroft way and barrow lane in berkeley on saturday. detectives say, olive was able to lift the girl off the ground from her father. before they captured him. the girl was not hurt. olive is charged with felony annoying and molesting a child. testimony began today. for the sonoma county supervisor. accused of peeking into a woman's apartment. efren carrillo is accused of prowling outside a neighbor's home in santa rosa. he was initially arrested on suspicion of the attempted burglary of a woman's apartment back in july. police say he was wearing only socks and underwear at the time. in the east bay. growing concerns about whooping cough. after health officials confirm a case of the disease. at an elementary school in martinez. contra costa health services says, a 9-year-old student was recently diagnosed with the highly contagious disease. last friday, morello elementary school parents. received notice from martinez unif

she worked for jack lew.t is interesting that when they are talking about her and what she brings to the table, it is that she is a proven manager. a management implementor. she gets things done. the timing is really important. the confirmation hearing -- they will dig up all sorts of dirt. the white house wants to get this out of the way now before you get into that. >> i cannot think of anyone who is more capable than sylvia burwell. she's a good manager, but she is more than that. she's incredibly smart. she has an easy charm. she was a rhodes scholar. >> when a rhodes scholar was elected to the legislature, they said, let's put him on a committee. we will come back to that. let me turn to you. tax day. it is here. one of the great inevitabilities. will there be sticker shock? >> absolutely. tax returns for the top percent of americans will include increases that came with the fiscal cliff last year. dust off your memories of 2012. the top margin goes up to 39%. capital gains are up. there are obamacare ta

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at the same time, you heard jack lew just saying our goal is a change in russian policy. so what is the practical reality here? >> well, the practical reality is the united states is trying to stay close to europe on this. they want to make sure there's no crack in the unity they're presenting against russia, and if that means that the obama administration doesn't go quite as far or quite as fast as some of its critics would like it to go, they're willing to make that sacrifice in order to present in united front against russia. >> but there has been some consternation even inside the white house, critics obviously outside, who have questioned whether this approach isn't slowing things down and is as effective as it could be if this administration would choose to go unilaterally. >> there is a line of argument inside the administration as well as out that it takes the united states to lead and europe tends to follow. if the united states waits for a 28-member european union to get agreement among all the those different members, that's just a recipe for inaction. it's not

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not long ago jacob lew pope. >> if in cancertivthere was brog unity increasing the sanctions and costs in response to escalating action from russia. >> the u.s. low guaranteed apart of a $18 billion aid reform program from the imf. >>> a bombing at a bus station killing 71 and injuring many in nigeria, an armed ratcal group is being blamed for that attack. >> nigeria has shown up in large numbers to cordon off the scene. as you can see just beyond the cordoned area, the area where it's expected that the car bomb may have detonated. trying to piece together any evidence they can find. in the foreground there are buses getting ready to take off the capitol which is an eight-kilometer ride. if you come over here you can see the impact of the explosion. the impact that it had on the cars parked full of people getting ready to drive into city center for work. it's not clear how many people may have been killed by the impact of these explosions. it's believed that there could have been more than one explosion. that's what we're hearing. some people are saying more than 35. officially the sec

speaking to cnbc's steve liesman exclusively, jack lew outlined the action he would like to see taken>> the risk of low demand and the risk of deflation is something that they need to be very alert to and they need to take a little more, not a little less. >> so those are the views of jack lew. but what is the view of yens wideman? >> actually it sounds a little bit different, what mr. wideman, the president of germany's central bank, the bundesbank, had to say. he was saying in the interview, he's seeing deflationary risks as pretty limited. also he was actually not going to travel to washington. he was telling me to sort of be on one page with the u.s., also the imf, because he thinks the bundesbank thinks, that the economic recovery in the eurozone is actually stronger than those voices or those people are thinking. and that by the economic recovery picking up here in the eurozone, also inflation will pick up in the eurozone, at least in the medium term horizon, he was reiterating inflation will be closer to 2% after three years from now. so that doesn't really -- that doesn't real

. >> treasury secretary jacob lew, says the u.s. will continue to hold russia accountable for its action he in the country. >> we are fully prepared to impose additional sanction he on russia, including apparently through support through a concerted campaign by armed militants in east ukraine. during the g-7 meetings that took place there was broad and strong unity on increasing there sanctions and cost in response to escalating action from russia. >> that u.s. loan guarantee will be part of an $18 billion aid package from the u.n. monetary fund. the pentagon calling action he made by russian action he over the weekend provocative. a fighter jet buzzing a navy ship. aircraft was unarmed and never posed a threat but called those action he unprofessional. >>> a deadly bombing during the morning rush hour in nigeria. happened at a bus station there. at least 70 people are dead, 124 injured. all happened on the outsecurities of abuja. yvonne ndege reports. >>> large numbers cordoned off the scene. if you look beyond the cordon, if i mov

secretary treasury jack lew said this in addition to sanctions will show russia must be held accountableor its actions. >> the united states will continue to impose costs on russia for its illegal and illegitimate occupation of crimea and moreover they were fully prepared to impose additional significant sanctions on russia as it continues to escalate in ukraine. >> ukraine is severely in debt. the government said it needs $35 billion to pay its bills in the next two years. plus russian leader vladimir putin said you crane now owes his country $17 billion in gas bills after it's national provider canceled it's previous discounts. >> what is the current number one problem? it is that russia can't carry this burden single-handedly. what is the current number one problem? it is that russia can't carry this burden single-handedly. it is for this reason we have suggested to our european partners and friends that all of us meet as soon as possible and map out methods of support for the ukrainian can economy, that is if you truly care about the well-being of ukraine and truly love the ukrainian

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a special feeling some of the professors are still here it is the wonderful feeling for me going to lew chapel hill which is also a wonderful. >> professor ariely has written two books the first one is completely irrational but his most recent is this one. "the (honest) truth about dishonesty" how we lie to everyone - especilly ourselves" how do you define dishonesty? >> there are lots of ways. but for the purpose of the experiment we give people a a task we give them a sheets of paper and say go ahead you have five minutes to solve as many as you can and i will pay $1 per question. at the end of the five minutes please stop put your pencils down and count how many you got correct now take a sheet of paper go to the back of their room and a shred it. then come to the front and we will pay you. if they say six problems be paid $6 per cohousing but we played with the shredder it shreds the science but the main body is in tact so it vibrates handshakes you feel it is shredded but it is not. we can find out how many questions they've really a user they said for but the switch is due to a to

treasury secretary jack lew is going to be meeting with the finance minister later today.hey're going to be discussing the aid that u.s. has already promised to ukraine. meanwhile, if you look at what's happening this morning in ukraine, it's extremely tense there. there has been more violence today as more pro-russian separatists try to take over various towns in the eastern part of ukraine and ukrainiaukr government is sending in troops to address that problem. something the u.s. is watching very closely. in fact, it was this similar kind of violence over the weekend that prompted that emergency u.n. security council meeting. the obama administration is accusing russia of insighting much of this violence and now the administration is looking at additional sanctions. could be things on specific sectors like energy, also banking and mining. and some people are saying even more needs to be done. john mccain has said that the u.s. should look to send and that's something that could be on the table now that this tension keeps on escalating and things do not look good in ukrai

custody after trying to grab a girl from her parents near uc berkeley, two officers saw the 55-year-old lew olive attack the girl on saturday. they say he tried to pull the girl from her father. the officers fought with olive to rescue the girl and he is held in dublin on charges of attempted kidnapping, battery on an officer, resisting arrest and molesting a child. >> the san jose landing commission holds the first of throw meeting to create new rules for medical marijuana businesses. officials are preparing rules to regulate where pot clubs can rate. the commission will be presented with the land use component of the proposal tomorrow. a community meeting is held open saturday to get input. may 13 the city council will take up the final proposal. >> what do you say we warm things up after year, mike? >> we will do it after the cooler morning. with the hack of a breeze, it will feel warmer in that capacity. because of the winds during the early part of the overnight hour the atmosphere is mixed and we do not see real fog. from the east bay hills, cross the port of oakland to san francisco

you abouto ask something secretary lew said before heartbleed.e said the need for the administration to do a better job of information sharing. he even spoke about granting more security clearances to people in the industry who need to know about that kind of thing. how is the government doing on that score? >> somewhat better. we appreciate the attention to the matter. there are additional steps. ug reminds usd b that we are interconnected in so many of our economy in activities are dependent upon the internet and it is exposed. and often unknown ways. this was essentially unknown until it was discovered recently. it is being patched as we speak. a grim reminder what could've happened if it was exposed by more nefarious forces. on the public policy site, we need a number of things. we need companies have security clearances so as problems arise or they are able to access information and act upon it. f your ceo happens to travel, it is good to have them have a security clearance and be able eigh into the information sharing. best to weigh in. wei

jack lew is preing paring to ta about aid later today. sanctions have been hurting russia's stocks. but senator john mccain says the u.s. must go further. >> we ought to at least, for god's sake, give them some weapons, weapons with which to defend themselves. >> reporter: that's now under consideration as experts worry you cr ukraine could be getting dangerously close to a regional war. obama administration is threatening more sanctions on russia on energy, banking and mining. frances. >> danielle lee from washington, d.c., thank you. >>> now to the deadly wildfires in chile that have devastated the pacific coast city of valparaiso. firefighters are battling lingerering hot spots from the blaze that erupted saturday afternoon. flames leaped from hill top to hill top in the city, killing at least 12 people and destroying more than 2,000 homes. more than 10,000 people were forced to evacuate. now makeshift shelters in santiago, the capital city, are taking in the newly homelessment on sunday, firefighters took to the air, dropping water from planes and helicopters to contain the blaz

lew lewis. that's a real onesy coming up later. >>> we begin with a new report that raises more questions about the tactics used by the cia they mislead the federal government about the interrogation report. the sweeping report said they exaggerated the significance of information gained from prisoners through cohearsive metho methods. the 6300-page document saying it did not lead to bin laden's death in 2011. it includes damning new disclosure about the secret black sites. they are expected to make a declassified report public. >>> it was a rocky road to the finish line. the dolt sign up under the aca has come and gone. the program is on track to meet the initial 7 million enrollment benchmark. involve yumt on the system exploded over the weekend. the site was down sunday night. remained unstable through the morning. at noon a second computer bug prevented some from logging on. and others from creating new accounts. those who attempted to enroll will have another two weeks to complete the proce

treasury secretary jack lew says there's a potential for a bigger construction boom in the housing sector. >> we have seen housing values return in a fairly decent way. we haven't seen as much progress in new starts and in construction. that's a potential for another boost to the economy. >> as the rebound in springtime construction moves into high gear, the hope is more jobs leads to more wages and a rebound in consumer spending. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> let's turn to diane for his outlook for the u.s. economy. she's chief economist. hi, diane. i'd like to start talking to you about the job market. we got a survey from the federal reserve this week saying that a lot of people feel their chances of getting a job are a lot better. are we going to see spring hiring? >> we are going to see spring hiring. we are also going to see a catch-up to winter slowdowns that we saw. many parts of the country that suffered the worse is we saw people hibernate. we also saw people migrate. vacations have surged and in the federal reserve report this last week w

lew lewis, you'll have other stories. we'll work our way into mrs.btfire. >> normally we like to stay away from publicity stunts but this was too cool not to show you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> who doesn't love jenga. it's starve caterpillar build ford campaign. fyi, each block weighs 600 pounds. >> did they write on the bottom, drink one or drink two? >> i don't know. it doesn't look like they did. that was essential when you play that game. throwback there. >> conan was actually somewhat of a presidential historian. >> last week, president george w. bush's paintings went on display at the george w. bush presidential library. critics are divided about how good they are. here's bush's portrait of vladimir putin next to a photo of him. here's the portrait of harr mid karzai. here's his portrait of german chancellor angela merkel. not bad. you know, president bill clinton's also been painting. he has a contrasting style to bush. here's clinton's painting of angela merkel. i thought it was interesting. here's clinton's portrait of nancy pelosi. finally, here's president

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we should respond promptly. >> you talked to secretary lew and he made the same promise. i don't know why people say they will answer if they won't. anyway, let's go on to the second question. just last week, i wrote to you concerning the nonprofit hospital reforms i authored and were enacted in 2010. imposed and new requirements on nonprofit hospitals to hold them accountable for their tax exempt status. key legal guidance does not appear to be got all iced -- finalized. what has been the delay in finalizing the regulations? >> a series of proposals have been drafted. in december, january, we provided -- treasury provided, with the irs jointly, guidance to hospitals that they could rely on the existing proposed regulations. we expect the final regulations will be issued before the summer is out. the hospitals have already been advised a can rely on the earlier regulations that are out there. >> the 2010 nonprofit hospital irs andlso required the the department of health and human services to collect information on nonprofit hospitals and report to congress. a report shou

jack lew is signing off on a $1 billion loan guarantee to ukraine. he did not shy away from more russian sanctions. >> i made it clear to them, including the russian finance minister, that the united states will continue its assault on russia for its illegitimate intervention and occupation of crimea. >> money is only part of the problem. if you listen to john mccain, he wants to give guns to ukraine. >> we ought to at least give some weapons with which to defend themselves. so far, this administration has not only not done that, but they will not share their intelligence with the ukrainian government. i can tell you from my conversations with people in the government that they feel abandoned by us, and rightfully so. this is shameful. >> right move, wrong move? former white house security advisor, what do you think about senator mccain's position? >> he is wrong in this case. it is a very appealing position, but if you are not ready to go the distance and alter the military balance in a significant way, you are throwing fuel on the fire. that is not

lew said the united states is prepared to slap more sanctions on russia over the incursion into ukraineetary lu signed a $1 billion debt guarantee agreement with the ukraine. >> we're fully impaired -- prepared to impose significant sanctions as they prepare to escalate the situation in the ukraine, including apparently through support through a campaign through the militants in eastern ukraine. >> ukraine central bank raised the discount race to nine point five percent. it was 6.5%. thefirst change in benchmark since august. check in the other top stories we're following for you at this hour. search crews sent a robotic submarine into the indian ocean to begin scouring the seabed for the missing malaysia an airline. the move comes after no signals from the black foxes have been dissected for six days. officials were investigating an oil slick three miles from the area where the last underwater sounds were it. timothy geithner will not be the only person on stage for the upcoming book to work -- tour. predecessor and his will be among those appearing with timothy geithner as he promotes

. >> treasury secretary jack lew said there's unity within the g7.to increase sanctions against russia for its actions in ukraine. his comments came as he signed a inbillion loan agreement conjunction with the i.m.f. to help you crane. followed a meeting with ukraine's finance minister at the treasury department. >> good morning, it's a pleasure to be here today. over the last several months the people have demonstrated tremendous courage as they charted an incourse for their country and demanded a government that reflects the people.the in spring meetings i made it my counterparts -- excuse me. their strength and it commitment an inspiration to us all, through the difficult period the united states has been at the forefront of building international support for ukraine and holding russia accountable for its destablizing actions. that's why at the recently concluded i.m.f. world bank meetings i made it clear to my counterparts including the russian finance minister that continued states will to impose costs on russia for its violation of ukrainian it

coming up later, live remarks from jack lew.e will be holding a news conference following a meeting with g 20 finance ministers here in washington. we will have that for you live at 6:00 eastern. tonight, paul ryan headlined the iowa republican dinner in cedar rapids. he is one of a number of acres. that is naked under way at 8:00 eastern. we will have live coverage here on c-span. we would like to hear what you think. you can use our facebook page or twitter. assembled today in federal hall we are reminded of the ones who served before us and those who served first. it is a humbling experience to stand on the site where the thet congress met, where first president was sworn, where the bill of rights was introduced. every member of the house and senate and member of this country can draw a straight line from the event in federal hall to the life we all know today. here,ongress convenes america was a nation of 4 million souls. -- the tallest was trinity church. included signers of the declaration of independence and men who had m