kind of thing -- seizure kind of thing. >> reporter: police say a serious car accident took away maloney's use of his arms and legs a few years ago. test results show that someone gave him enough pain killers to take his life. >> the medical examiner ruled it was a homicide and caused by an overdose of oxycodone. this victim was cared for by various nurses and family members. they're still trying to determine who may have caused it. >> reporter: neighbors say the family had lived in the home about a year at the time of maloney's death. they made it difficult for the wife to leave his side. >> she sent stuff over but said she couldn't leave the house because she didn't have one to watch him. >> reporter: the widow's attorney said we've been deprived of the autopsy report. it's been consistently refused since his death. for the police to come out with a statement without the autopsy being released is inappropriate. more than eight months after he was layed to rest in this unmarked grave, investigators are determined to find out who put him here. jeff hager, abc2 news. >> police say maloney h

maloney. please come forward and please pull ahair up. mr. smith and mr. scott, mr. johnson, do you wish to testify? please take the chair up and we'll -- we're asking you to join this nel. so please pull your chair forward to the table. you can pull your chair right up to the table. does that cover everyone? let's begin with mr. nadler, then ms. jackson-lee, then mr. hastings, mr. johnson and ms. maloney. . nadler, let me say i s a beautifully prepared statement. >> with considerable changes. >> i know since you made the changes, i'd like to say without objection that entire statement is going to appear in the statement and we'd welcome your summary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll oe i'll omit the first part of the statement which basically describes why the bill is a terrible bill. but let me just address the p t part -- the amendment. with respect to guns, the concerns of more urbanized states like new york are different from like more rural states like alaska. within reason there are str

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welcome back to the kaiser report i'm nice guys are not a go to study last night maloney gold silver and protect in survived. well be speaking next week in london mike welcome of the cars report how are you doing there max fantastic not only across europe member nations are being urged to use their gold reserves to collateralize euro bonds what are your thoughts on what role gold will play in the final resolution of our global that crisis the all that gold was originally owned by the people that was the people's goal the central banks got it all and now it's going to get transferred out of this. central banks to some where gold is the fact that currencies why is it now being used in repayment of debt i think is the worst thing that could possibly happen next i think that you know every thirty or forty years the world has a new monetary system and before world war one. for most countries they had a certain amount of gold in the treasury and the issued a quick an equivalent amount of notes in circulation a certain amount of units of currency that matched the number of units of gold the

maloney, crafted in the subcommittee. we worked -- my staff as well as financial service committee republican staff worked diligently with the democrat staff on the financial service committee as well as mrs. maloney's staff and came up with a three-page amendment which was adopted on a bipartisan basis. i preeblet my colleague from new york offering that. it has improved the bill. i'd be happy to yield. mr. miller: did the gentleman not get a letter saying what you just said ain't right. mr. mchenry: i did not receive that letter. my two democrat colleagues from north carolina did in fact get that letter. my colleague, mel watt, fantastic member, submitted it for the record in the financial services committee. i've had neither a law nor a call from my secretary of state raising considers about that. with that, i'd be happy to yield such time as he may consume to my colleague from new jersey, the chair of the subcommittee on capital markets and financial services, mr. garrett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is rec

maloney. mr. nadler, let me say i see a beautifully prepared statement. >> with considerable changes. >> i know since you made the changes, i'd like to say without objection that entire statement is going to appear in the statement and we'd welcome your summary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll oe i'll omit the first part of the statement which basically describes why the bill is a terrible bill. but let me just address the p t part -- the amendment. with respect to guns, the concerns of more urbanized states like new york are different from like more rural states like alaska. within reason there are strong reasons to allow each state to tailor its own gun laws. that has been our general policy for hundreds of years. anyone who talks about states' rights ought to adhere to that. under this bill that would all change. anyone with a permit to carry a concealed handgun could bring their gun into a state of which they're not a resident regardless of whether or not they would even be allowed to possess

carolyn maloney was passed over one or time.nd a lot of financial interests there. and given occupy and all the rest, it may not be the best time the democrats might think to have somebody from new york city heading the democratic side of the banking committee. but that said, she would be next up in line behind maxine waters. this could be a rather ugly dispute with maxine waters having a lot of support from congressional black caucus. >> the fights are always nasty and the congressional black caucus aggressively lobbies leadership to make sure their members are represented at high committees. the congressional black caucus represents a large number of democrats in the house. so, that's also an issue. and to be fair, she is next, maxine waters, and she hasn't been convicted of any ethics violations yes. this process isn't done. that's an argument she'll make. >> jake sherman from politico, thanks so much, jake. >>> newt gingrich doubles down on immigration in south carolina today. will his gamble pay off in a state that's about

this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest mike maloney he's on twitter that mike underscore moloney you can follow me on twitter and please follow me on twitter i'm trying to get a stay ahead of stacey heard on twitter and you can send me an e-mail right here at kaiser report at r t t v are you until next time this is nice guys are saying bye oh. you know sometimes you see the story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't. charge is a big.

it's when we had a president who could sign the bill and that's what we passed with carolyn maloney. there was no interest in the part of president bush to sign such a bill, but the fact is your basic premise is a false one and it's no use of spending any more. >> to participate in the ipo there was a house bill very unfavorable to the credit card companies. >> i will hold my record in terms of fighting the credit card companies and the speaker of the house or as a member of congress against any one. the credit card holder bill of rights i don't know what you're point is treated you like one bill better than another built. no, this was a powerful bill and in fact we were able to achieve both once we were able to have a democratic president that's really all i'm going to say. >> if you decide that you are going to elaborate on a false premise it is not true, and that's that. i would act upon an investment. >> it's been one year since the midterm election. i suppose every day for last year he fought to regain the majority, when do you think the democrats are doing? >> i'm a temple mark

in court, prosecutor john maloney described it as a ghastly, violent attack on two innocent people. >> a possible motive, jane mcquain's honda crv. they say lopez promised his girlfriend in north carolina a new car. before the murder, before the murder, he sent pictures of miss mcquain's honda to his girlfriend in north carolina. >> we now know from witness interviews that the defendant was texting paragraphs of the vehicle in advance of mrs. mcquain going missing. we know that after her death, he texted photographs of the car to his girlfriend saying here is your car. we're on our way. >> reporter: curtis lopez charged in the murder of 51-year-old jane mcquain. she was found dead in the bedroom of her germantown condo. her skull crushed with a 30 pound weight. she had been stabbed in the back. it's believed that happened sometime on the night of september 30th. on that night, the prosecutor says her 11-year-old son, william, was at a sleepover at a friend's house. on the morning of october 1, the prosecutor says lopez picked up william at the friend's house and took him to jane mcqua

in court, prosecutor john maloney described it as a ghastly, violent attack on two innocent people. a possible motive, jane mcquain's honda crv. they say lopez promised his girlfriend in north carolina a new car. before the murder, before the murder, he sent pictures of miss mcquain's honda to his girlfriend in north carolina. >> we now know from witness interviews that the defendant was texting photographs of the vehicle in advance of mrs. mcquain going missing. we know after we believed her death, he texted photographs of the car to his girlfriend who was found in possession of the car saying here's your car, we're on our way. >> reporter: curtis lopez charged in the murder of his estranged wife, 51-year-old jane mcquain. she was found dead in the bedroom of her germantown condo. her skull crushed with a 30 pound weight. she had been stabbed in the back. it's believed it happened sometime on the night of september 30th. on that night, the prosecutor says her 11-year-old son, william, was at a sleepover at a friend's house. on the morning of october 1st, the prosecutor says lopez p

i talked to car ren maloney who is trying to bring attention to the issue of gender gap in pay. >> let's of the gap. how much of a gap are we talking about between men and women with a high school degree or less? >> what this report looked at is low paying jobs and unskilled workers, yet many of the women had college degrees and it showed a consistent pay gap anywhere between 79 cents to 86 cents to the male dollar. this low income group was defined as making less than $11 an hour. this is among a series of study that's initiated with the general accounting office on the gender gap so we can understand it and address it and hopefully correct it. >> to what do we attribute this gap? >> well, the researchers would factor in all kinds of conditions that may explain it, such as the birth of a child, part-time work, taking time off to take care of an elderly parent, occupation, age and still there was always a consistent unexplained wage gap. but it did show that over the past three decades women are gaining an education. they are becoming better educated at a level of higher and faster than

senator bob casey of pennsylvania and congress woman caroline maloney of new york will highlight a new report which shows, on average, women with a high school degree or less earned lower hourly wages than men with the same degree. in addition, among those less educated workers, women tended to work in industries with lower wages than men. 40 degrees at 5:12 here on tv hill. coming up -- really remarkable story of a handicapped teen fulfilling his high school dream by scoring a touchdown. >> plus, an investigation into fake ipads this morning, where they were discovered and what you need to know before purchasing the apple product. >> and we're taking a look at the area roads this morning. week give you a live view of the j.f.x. and check on the major roads. major roads. that's coming up. everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. major roads. that's coming up. and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for beautiful vacation, nothing beats alabama. ok, we'll never agree on who's best. but we can all agree on one

maloney: thank you. mr. speaker, last year when i was chair of the joint economic committee we held a hearing on the pivotal role of government investment in basic research. we found that basic research spurs exactly the kind of innovations that business leaders, academics and policymakers have all identified as critical for our nation's economic growth. but we also found that the private sector tends to underfund basic research because it is undertaken with no specific commercial applications in mind. businesses understandably concentrate their research and development spending on the development of products and processes that may have direct commercial value. a report produced by the joint economic committee shows that the federal government funds 60% of the basic research in the u.s. and highlighted a study that estimated that actual expenditures in the united states may be less than half of what the optimal levels would be. we are now engaged in an important national debate about how much and where to cu

maloney. as you noted, my staff has been working with, with you and your staff to better understand this emerging issue and its implications including its risks for fannie and freddie. and as you noted, we've provided one set of responses. um, with regard to the more recent development that you reported to, i will confess that i'm not up to speed on that and, um, if you would indulge me, i would be happy to get a more fulsome response and to get back to you and your office regarding this latest development and to make sure that we provide a full answer to your question. >> well, thank you. your agency's letter said you were waiting to see what epa determines about whether fracking is environmentally dangerous. and i believe that that determination is irrelevant. something does not have to be environmentally dangerous for it to negative negatively impact property values or violate mortgage rules. just take the example of land have fill. it is not considered dangerous, but it definitely lowers t

maloney. mr. nadler, let me say i see a beautifully prepared statement. >> with considerable changes. >> i know since you made the changes, i'd like to say without objection that entire statement is going to appear in the statement and we'd welcome your summary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll oe i'll omit the first part of the statement which basically describes why the bill is a terrible bill. but let me just address the p t part -- the amendment. with respect to guns, the concerns of more urbanized states like new york are different from like more rural states like alaska. within reason there are strong reasons to allow each state to tailor its own gun laws. that has been our general policy for hundreds of years. anyone who talks about states' rights ought to adhere to that. under this bill that would all change. anyone with a permit to carry a concealed handgun could bring their gun into a state of which they're not a resident regardless of whether or not they would even be allowed to possess

and that's when we passed what carolyn maloney had. there was no interest on the part of president bush to sign such a bill. but the fact is your basic premise is a false one and it's no use spending more time on it. >> you participated in the i.p.o. >> hi many investments. >> there was a bill very unfavorable to the credit card companies. >> i uphold my record in terms of fighting the credit cart companies and as speaker of the house or member of congress. up against anyone. we had passed the credit card holder bill of rights. i don't know what your point is. you like one bill than another bill. no, this was the big powerful bill and in fact we were able to achieve both once we were able to have a democratic president. that's really all i'm saying. it only has the appearance if you decide you are going to have a -- elaborate on a false permission to address the house for one minute -- it's not true. >> what's not true? >> that i would act upon an investment. >> it's now been one year since -- >> party of nancy pelosi's briefing this m

maloney from new york is recognized -- miss maloney from new york is recognized for five minutes. >> i would like to continue on this line and ask about the bizarre situation with bonuses. when things are going well with the company, bonuses are awarded for positive performance. but when things are going poorly, if we hear the argument today the bonuses are necessary for recruitment and retention. in other words, it always seemed like a good time for an executive bonus. when you announce these new compensation packages in 2009, you issued a press release defending the high salaries, even though fannie and freddie were going into conservatorship after major losses. and they have continued to lose money. they have been bailed out to the tune of $169 billion in taxpayer money. i am told that fannie has asked for additional $8 billion and freddie for additional $6 billion. i agree with my friend on the other side of the aisle that the compensation plan here that i have looked at in both fannie and freddie -- and i would like to put it in the record? -- in the record -- stands at $6 milli

. >> reporter: bob maloney is in charge. what do you most worry about going into the thanksgiving and christmas travel season? >> mostly weather w thunderstorm and/or snowstorms, particularly in the northeast that could really slow us down. >> reporter: and today, weather is indeed the wild card. >> there's only one chance, only one thanksgiving dinner, we have to be really sharp around thanksgiving and all the holidays. >> reporter: traveler also fly between today and monday morning, the average fare $212, about $40 higher than a year ago. a change to the controversial full body scanners at the tsa checkpoints. >> we've converted over half of our machines to have a privacy filter. >> the kickoff to winter and one of the biggest travel periods of the year now in full gear. so al talked about the airports to watch. if you go to fly.faa.gov, get a free update on what every airport in the country is doing. at this moment, minimal delays but as al suggested it's going to be a rough day throughout the country. back to you. >> tom

maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for two minutes. mrs. maloney: i thank the gentleman for his leadership, not only on the committee but in so many ways in this congress and for yielding me time. madam speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 674 and the president's veterans jobs bill. the 3% withholding repeal is very important on its own. this was an important bill that would help small business contractors that would have experienced significant cash flow problems for day-to-day operations had the withholding tax gone into effect. it also provides important tax credits to encourage more employers to hire our veterans who are out of work. well over 12% of our returning veterans are out of work. this bill provides additional education and job training for veterans to gain additional skills, to be successful and increasingly competitive job market. and it takes important steps to help ease the transition between military service and the civilian work force. i am pleased that we are working together to repeal this tax burden and help our v

maloney purposes of making an open statement. i think that chairlady capito, chairman -- chairman garrett, and i welcome all the witnesses and look forward to your testimony. i understand that small institutions are concerned about regulatory burden and their ability to comply with regulations while still being able to provide their customers with a wide range of services, most importantly lending. we know how important small bank lending is to small communities, for any community, to businesses, and to helping businesses go -- grow and create jobs. if there are some things in this bill if i could support. for example, the bill strikes annual privacy notices and what require them only when a bank shares consumer information. i think that is something that would reduce paperwork burdens, we can all agree, on small banks. many provisions are provisions that were enacted in the wake of financial accounting scandals, such as enron, and in the wake of certainly the worst economic crisis in my lifetime. provisions such as the sarbanes

maloney, just for advocation for the gentleman from california, the gentleman raised a good question with regard to the complication issues and what needs to be done about that. the gentleman is remiened we had hr1221 #, the company sages act sponsored by the full chairman of this committee which would try to address that and suspend the current compensation packages for employees of fannie and freddie and establish a compensation system consistent with the executive schedule which i guess is a lot less than what's out there. that passed the committee 27-6, but i believe, however, the gentleman from california voted no on that piece of legislation, so just to set the record. we are trying to address that situation. with that, i yield to the gentlelady from new york. >> thank you. welcome, mr. demarco, and we appreciate your comments on what is the 15th proposal this subcommittee has reviewed in the area of secondary mortgage markets this year. i know that this question is not exactly on point with what we're reviewing today, but because you are here, i wanted to follow-up on somethin

pictures of carolyn maloney, the second and line in seniority, after representative maxine waters, belower. who would take over after he retires? maxine waters facing an ethics question around some of her conduct. some expecting that to be a contentious battle. let's go to arizona and ,ken is an independent. caller: i think herman cain has so much common sense, i do not think he would spend the time and money to run for president if these things would come up in his past. it does not make sense to me. i think the man is qualified. he has never been a big politician. we need someone with more common sense in the white house. host: so you do not believe it and if it were true, would it matter to you? caller: look at bill clinton. he had those women in arkansas. then the democrats twisted the loss to squeeze out of it. anyway, like i say, he has so much common sense that he would not spend the time and money to run a deep thought something would come up about his past. host: a democrat in new york, your thoughts. caller: i think herman cain and rick perry are just up to hot air. they are no

maloney from new york is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. and i'd like to continue on this line and ask about the bizarre situation with bonuses. when things are going well for a company, bonuses are awarded for positive performance. but when things are going poorly, we hear the argument today that bonuses are necessary for recruitment and retention. in other words, it always seems like a good time for an executive bonus. and when you announced, mr. demarco, these new compensation packages in 2009, you issued a press release defending the high salaries even though fannie and fredty were going into conservatorship after major losses. and they have continued to lose money. they've been bailed out to the tune of $169 billion in taxpayers' money, and i'm told that fannie's asked for an additional 7.8 billion and freddie for an additional $6 billion, and the compensation plan that i looked at -- i agree with my friend on the other side of the aisle -- but the compensation plan here that i've looked at in both fannie and freddie and i'd like to pu

. >> thank you, chairman, ranking member maloney, chairman baucus, a ranking member frank and members of the subcommittee for inviting me today. i am eager to testify about the consumer financial protection bureau. my name again is speed and i serve as the special with pfizer to the secretary of the treasury for the consumer financial protection bureau, where our mission is to help the consumer financial markets work by making rules more effective, but consistently and fairly and forcing those rules and by in powering the consumers to take more control over their economic lives. before the dodd-frank act, the responsibility for administering and enforcing the various federal consumer financial laws was scattered across seven different federal agencies. but not one of those agencies was solely focused on the consumer financial protection. the cfpb is the first agency whose mission is making sure that consumer financial markets work for american families. in our first 100 days we've been hard work to promote the financial market where consumers know what they are getting into. where the

maloney, for the purpose of making an opening statement. >> thank you so much. today i applaud the cfpb for a remarkable string of achievements in its first 100 days of existence. it has already formed the two special offices to help that size and educate segments of the market's that have been especially vulnerable to predatory practices. the bureau is already helping seniors through the office of older americans, headed by skip humphrey a former minnesota state ag and state chair of the aarp. the bureau is already looking out for members of the military service to the office of service affairs headed by mr. petraeus that we are honored to have with us today. thank you, holley, for working and responding so swiftly to complaints that mortgage servicers were illegally for closing on the homes of service members while they were deployed. she reached out to the ceo of 25 companies and got them to stop these abusive practices. the bureau is already working to help students. it drafted a new financial aid form last week that breaks down the real cost of student loan

maloney. are there any questions of the witness wies here? if not, thank you all for being here. >> can i enter this article in the paper? >> yes he. the article will be included in the record. that will conclude the hearing for consideration hr-822. and the chair will be in receipt of a motion. excuse us, if our clerk could get to the desk here, mr. nadler, ms. jackson lee. thank you both for being here. >> mr. chairman, i move the committee report a structure rule for hr-822, the national right to carry reciprocity act of 2011. rule provides that the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the company shall be considered as original text with the purpose of amendment and shall be considered as read. rule waives all points against committee's amendment -- the rule in the rulz committee report. each such amendment may only be offered in the order printed and the report may only be offered by a member des naited in the report and shall be considered as read. shall be debatable if in the time specified, opponent shall not be subj