taylor lawyer mark taylor who works with the grieving mothers pro bono many of them did not subsequently have children so they have children who are buried out on the island and for them looking back in their life it's something that has meaning and importance to them access to the graves is it is impossible because the graves are not marked we've lost records lost great story in our own records out there under shoddy conditions the department of corrections has not done a great job of maintaining this island as you know the new york culture urges jurors is a viable part of the prison system after a battle that's lasted for years eight mothers including elaine have recently been informed that they will be able to visit specific grave sites still under strict regulations but until the island stops being ran by those who run prisons this place holding almost one million people will continue to treat those fighting for closure like inmates people don't throw their families away and. we'll have more news for you. and about half an hour from now about to stay where the art scene for a look at

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taylor swift? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) well, steve, mark, thank you so much for joining me. steve fainaru and mark fainaru-wada. the book is "league of denial." we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) 5j'j'jÍ+ xa8yd=# ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back. nation, you know, i got to say, i think something's going to happen because i kind of thought i knew everything i needed to know, but i have learned absolutely so much about football this week. for instance, in football, dribbling is called fumbling, and gets you fired from sports. but i've also learned that the superb owl is about seattle and denver, the northwest versus the west. grunge versus country. plaid versus other plaid. ( laughter ) and more importantly, these are the big cities in america's two legal pot states. ( cheers and applause ). so, whether-- whether you're from the mile high city or the absolutely baked city, you want to win this game like it's a box of little debbie swiss cake rolls. and who better to represent these two cities than the people who represent these two cities, their mayo

taylor holds a phd from stanford in economics. dr. mark clayber has spent six years on the senate banking committee. regrettably again, not as prestigious as the house financial services committee. he holds a phd from george mason. before joining aei she was the director of research for the financial services round table and did a tour of duty on the hill on the other side of the capitol. last but not least, dr. codonal kohn has previously served as the vice chair as the fed's board of governor's from 2006 to 2010. we are beginning to wonder if all former chairman and vice-chairman of the fed end up at brookings. without objection each of your written state manies will be made part of the record after your oral remarks. each of you have testified before us and are familiar with the process. you know about the green and yellow lighting system. dr. taylor you are now recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you for inviting me to this hearing. i would like to use my opening remarks to refer back to my set of questions that have to do wit

mark was actually correct. our understanding of the economy is rudimentary. people like dr. taylor keep pushing back the frontier, but it's a long way to go. >> let me go to another line of questioning. i apologize for cutting you off. about the dual mandate. one of the things i heard from chair yellen was her support for the domain it. i think that that was different that what we heard out of her predecessor. i had a chance to ask them about the dual mandate through a four times in the last several years and while he played lipservice to it, every single time i asked him about it he also said, but i acknowledge that in the long run monetary policy cannot influence the long term unemployment rate. so i guess my question is, dr. kohn, if that is economic orthodoxy right now, why are you in ms. yellen saying such, putting such a dramatic faith in the dual mandate? if it is orthodoxy that we cannot influence the labor market in the long run with monetary policy. >> so i agree about the long run. that is influenced by the structure labor market competitive conditions and labor market,

marks where the camera was. north 87 shows the build. southbound better news, peggy gave you that live report. one lane at taylor is open but there is a lot of flooding, be careful. watch the surface streets, watch the blue areas. we'll be back after this break. >>> right now a microclimate alert as we give you a live look outside. san jose, dublin and san francisco. early this morning, a powerful storm started to push through the area starting with the south bay where it's packing a wet and windy punch. now we're seeing severe flooding. and water rescues including this driver stranded earlier this morning in san jose. it's a tough start to the friday morning. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. here's what we're talking about. new video shot overnight in san jose. you have wind blowing, whipping flags around, rain soaking the streets but as the morning has gone on, things have gotten worse. they have gotten dangerous. this's waist high water on 87 in san jose. tow trucks are working overtime trying to handle this. we have live coverage on all of these. o

mark barton. >> and i am anna edwards. we're getting some breaking numbers coming through from various businesses. nothing from taylorirst off, net fees up by 1% to 363.4 million pounds. we have heard a lot about this business in recent weeks in the last time we talked to paul venable, the geographical differences between the australian business sought suffer a little more. he was positive about the u.k. business in the last time we spoke to him. it was the first time in six years they have been seeing a tick up in permanent employees in recent years. there was a big increase in candidate confidence and that was the backdrop to be strong performance they were reporting. let's get more details on the numbers. net fees up 2% and the operating profit is coming in at 67 -- 66.7 million pounds. the yearst half of they delivered 60.3 million pounds. they are proposing a dividend of 0.83 pence per share. last time we spoke to paul venable he gave a upbeat assessment of the u.k. economy saying that all sectors were doing pretty well. they were saying strong signals from all of them. he was talking about strength in the eurog

halls have adopted four of those kids-- christian, quincy, and the twins mark s on the cover of christie's catalogues. >> jeff taylor: yes, yes. >> simon: that's pretty good, isn't it? >> taylor: it is really good, it is really good. >> simon: jeff taylor teaches arts management at purchase college. he says, though there is no shortage of gifted forgers, beltracchi holds the title. he has made more money than any other art forger ever. >> taylor: he combined all the nefarious techniques of everybody who came before him, and made very important innovations in exactly what is essential. >> simon: you have called him an evil genius? >> taylor: yes. >> simon: so aside from being a very talented painter, he was also a very accomplished con man? >> taylor: absolutely one of the best. >> simon: he started making a few bucks in the game when he was quite young, but his career really took off when he married helene, a perfect co- conspirator, in 1993. nearly all the experts we have met, we met, they were serious, really serious. their only problem was that i was too good for them. yes, that was their problem, that's all. >>