meeks. >> thank you, madame chair. and in my estimation there's a number of issues that are concerning to me. first, we've gone historically from red lining where african-americans would deny loans period to the point where they were given loans, no dock loans or these adjustable rate loans which was devastating in the financial crisis. some were able to pay the mortgages for that first year. after that first year when rates went up they could no longer pay their mortgages. the fact that those who qualified for prime loans were steered away from them into another loan that was much more expensive. and quite -- and you know, what happens unfortunately in this society sometimes, individuals who are the poorest and need that helping hand are the ones taken advantage of. and it seems as though -- not seems. it was a fact that that's what took place in the financial crisis that we are recovering from. on the other hand you have individuals, like my parents, who struggled to own a home. it was their dream. i don't know today

meeks is being investigated for receiving a forty thousand dollars a low interest loan in two thousand and seven and two thousand and twelve an investigation was launched into his organization for an explicitly misappropriating thousands of dollars intended for victims of hurricane katrina in fact meeks has been named one of the most corrupt members of congress by citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington three separate times what a guy when it comes to favors and dollars of kentucky congressman how rogers who takes the cake mr rogers is under investigation by the inspector general of the u.s. army why is the earmark millions of taxpayer dollars toward a corporation who's the lobbyists have donated thousands to his campaign this seventeen term congressman is also the chairman of the house appropriations committee you know those folks who oversee the our location of our taxpayer dollars and you've got to see that the public purse is in good hands i don't want to leave our friends in the senate though who are. leading a race to the bottom and approval rating heading in that pa

my friend from new york, will meeks -- mr. meeks s co-sponsor of that. it's a bipartisan bill. we also have been working with senator vitter and senator manchin. there's a senate companion to that, 949 and 1577. based on a survey conducted by the real estate settlement providers council, the inclusion of title charges causes 60%, 60% of loans under $60,000 to fail as qualified mortgages. these loans actually become high cost, as we were discussing early, these hopa loans because of points and fees exceed 5% of the loan amount. survey also found 45% of affiliated loans between 60 and $125,000 failed to qualify as qualified mortgages. in fact, 97% of the loans that failed as qms were under $200,000 simply due to the inclusion of title insurance on that. and if title is excluded, only 3%, 3% of those same loans would fail as qm. now, the statements by and large regulate most of, and as i have been working with people in the industry, i've had some conversations with colleagues across the, across the capitol, some who may or may not -- not to name names -- may or may not have been

did you buy the passive, meek sort of don knotts character? all around me these people were so political. >> i don't think that was his approach at all. i have no clue what is going on, woe is me. look, there is within those executive wings that space of deniability that the staff often provides the chief executive. i think that's part of what happened here to some degree. and there is probably stuff that he did not know that was revealed to him. >> in the actual facts, none of which he gave us, the bergen record gave us all the fax. he didn't give us one new fact. >> right. and i don't know if that should be his place. >> as being the person who could be his enforcer. when she sends the little e-mail time for traffic problems in ft. lee, answered in seconds practically. so everybody in the port authority said she is the one talking for governor. today in his extraordinary press conference today we all watched, governor christie delineated his line of defense, beginning with an unambiguous apology which wasn't clear what he was apologizing for

jason pride, director of invement strategy at glenn meeks. jason, let's get right to it. you've got a couple of stocks to tell us about. at the to be of your list is abbott labs abt. tell us why this fits your investment theme. >> well, first for the overall picture, when you're taking and we're recommending taking a little bit more risk in the international markets, a little bit more risk by underweighting fixed income and broad portfolios. to offset that one of the best things to do is provide stability within the u.s. equity market universe where valuations are a little bit above fair value and there are inexpensive, high-quality, stable opportunities that are able to deliver good long-term growth. abbott labs fits well into this camp a very reasonable 18 times earnings sort of valuation. a stable growth story where if there are any unknowns unknowns that come about in the coming year, they're going to be less subject to the volatility surrounding that. and the growth very generally has been a good one recently. a good number of product deliveries in the right directio

it's all working honestly so he's talking about and everybody in town has been talking about james meeks piece in the london review of books called where will we live because right now at the moment there are about two hundred fifty thousand households being formed per year in the united kingdom and yet only about one hundred thousand private properties being built that's included from the private sector prices are soaring and yet for some reason no private contractors want to come in and build homes well it's the economics of extension so they're not building homes for british people and as they become extinct through austerity measures that starve them to death their remaining housing stock goes up in value just like the japanese fishermen who fish big bluefin tuna to extinction that turned it in their refrigerator is worth more because there's less of them so they're applying this mentality of let's commit economic genocide in britain to force the remaining houses up in value and then we can use those collateral to get more loans to go down to. monte carlo and blow our of our asset ex

so you're tell meek tha tellingl does exist. >> i think you'll find the answer in the bottle of brandy under your desk. >> stephen: there's a bottle of brandy under my desk. >> not anymore, ha ha ha. >> stephen: brandy thief. >> while we're at it colbert, is this your car. >> stephen: i never picked a card. >> pick a card. oh my god. it is. [applause] >> you see stephen what you failed is a study disproved time travel may have done the opposite. >> stephen: are you suggesting we may all be time travelers, that the present is in fact just a future of people riding the time stream from the past? >> uh, yes, yes. maybe i don't know. i'm getting a little confused about whose from the future and whose not. what year is it? >> stephen: 2014. >> thank god, i just wrote 2013 on a check this morning. i must travel to the future and call my bank. poof. [laughter] [applause] >> stephen: where did he go. the time t t ñÑ >> stephen: welcome back everybody. [cheers and applause] please welcome john sei dwvment- thanks for coming on. you anchor the mb nbc weekend nightly news for nine years or someth

congressman meeks sits on the house foreign affairs committee and also founder of the russia caucus. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> the video we understand the details behind it appears to come from a militant group in central asia and caucasus, they want to embarrass russia as we've been told by richard engel, our foreign correspondent. it mocks the olympics and says violence is coming. when you look at this and all of these videos and information that you've been getting, how has the russia caucus been talking about this? >> we want to make sure there's dialogue between our countries and make sure there's cooperation between our countries. that's important. we want to get along with the members of the parliamentarians of russia. when you talk about the olympics in particular, we know it is important for russia to make sure there's no incidences that take place. and that there's some cooperation -- >> have you had conversations about concerns based on the reports. we've had explosions in volgograd, for instance. >> to make sure there is security and covert operations ta

gregory meeks, a member of the foreign affairs committee, welcome. glad to have you here in studio.lity the success of talks? >> from all signs, things are moving progressively. from -- it's been indicated by the iranian spokesperson and listening to some of our allies in the p5 plus 1, things are moving forward. for me, you take it day by day, step by step, you, you know, trust and verify, move forward and see where we go and where we are a few months from now. so far, so good, i think. >> the talk of sanctions, let's look at the number count. the ap reports 59 senators are backing new sanctions eight away from the needed. the house has the necessary votes. where do you come down on new sanctions? >> i'm concerned. clearly, i think that, you know, we have our problem with iran. iran has not lived up to some of its commitments in the past. but, this is a new development for me. we have five nations plus one that are negotiating and these are our allies. what's made it successful, forced iran to the table is the unified effort of our allies to force them to the table. i'm concerned m

if not physically then at least mentally composing this meek said. namely that the reason was that two month long protest without any of that to mom being matched by an incentive but the thing into the chill in the prison early jeremiah townhouse in putting pressure on the ukrainian opposition to agree on a single e death and wish him that the telly teach but he stopped us and as he was the one to pass the five o'clock shows but nothing really too well that was an unexpected twist in the evening when the case that he was going to see on it a bit and have a discussion with an audible more if we tok about the urine i can pay taxes opinion it is difficult to say if a secret scale as the definitive opposition media. i must watch some appeal to my counter attacks as the guys in college except that they recognize him as they leave to him how much of this prefect not to name anyone i dissolve into him the point that when you most need it. comforting than sixty of the sunset the way it on to tell police that cox was there any reaction from the ministry of th

now the meek actually did that tickles in the polls on wednesday. even after dipping to touch the floor to back japan policy meeting which didn't leave our rates and calls the un change. however market so perhaps want to see little bit further action which may actually come according to analysts said before that the consumption tax hike in april. and also at a news conference following the policy meeting of bank of japan the governor of heidi who rolled up. i actually expressed his confidence that that japan's economy which we stand that's a consumption tax hike. so a lot of focus that following the bank of japan done eating and done so far positively linked to the markets i've ever made after the boj meeting that was holding a move higher against the dollar and those levels i will be closely watched him sharon any further words from doj officials and politicians here. get deathly of course and bess is really concerned and done they of course need reassurance from the central bankers as well as government officials here in japan that's our growth pl

you report to the qualities say researchers from switzerland he's in the meekness of natural beach. really there the european continent maintain a steady in its gut what would be that hard can it. twenty ten three weeks left until america pushed the creation of the european financial stability facility to bail out collapsing economy is a gem and teenager then maya was crowned the new visions win. ironically it's the europe wide financial two or more which is now threatening to pull the assistance of the contests in twenty eleven when financial tomoro was already raging in europe you are that it's all a peek which a separation of forty three countries next year poland and armenia which drew from the contest in twenty thirteen there were joined by austria turkey slovakia and portugal. this time. qureshi as serbia bulgaria and cyprus have also jumped off the eurovision ship the list could expand as many simply cannot afford to take part in the circus that is eurovision like cyclists were roughly every fifth person is unemployed. the next longer on the region and pat white was happening

that must be one see the meek the same on the ship and you little honey saying what's on the big topics in phoenix on a new name. and i got it. i don't know. i may put it down. so does not have gotten that bhutto died. the army. it seemed that this time this might not want to get this out to judy you want foreigners don't cost a bio pic continent of time. they told salon that this thing rolling if you head to. the i love it. student ashley to die in this family he won the lifetime achievement on them. when andrew asked if he had received a stunning to watch e g money paid the money quote of the season of dance music the difference might be the last shot him. not succeed. high protein and joey into your soul will do the ribbing on it. apart from the dt team the expense of the media and tasty. well that's the way but it's outpatient this evening before going to the top so they swapped again. us things that even with all of our sunday gave us some of the fda's with ease. it does spell out what it is that that uses of addiction by living off of traffic. it's like a shadow of the songs so le

it's all working honestly so he's talking about and everybody in town has been talking about james meeks piece in the london review of books called where will we live because right now at the moment there are about two hundred fifty thousand households being formed per year in the united kingdom and yet only about one hundred thousand private properties being built that's included for the private sector prices are soaring and yet for some reason no private contractors want to come in and build homes well it's the economics of extinction so they're not building homes for british people and as they become extinct through austerity measures that starve them to death. their remaining hours and stock goes up in value just like the japanese fisherman who fish big bluefin tuna to extinction the tuna in their refrigerator is worth more because there's less of them so they're applying this mentality of let's commit economic genocide in britain to force the remaining houses up in value and then we can use those.

lot of people desperate for housing and not enough being built and here's a chart to show from james meek this is the housing market the housing build new built in one thousand forty seven to present the light grey areas the private market the dark rays the housing association the black areas local authorities as you see right after world war two there was a huge booming building and then today present there was a total utter collapse in any building right well the actual reagan period of economics in this country and the united states brought in this era of debt and. which is an economy based on debt now the debt in the u.k. has never been higher in a hundred years and as these housing bubbles boom and bust people are thrown out of their homes whether it's here in the u.k. or thrown out their bedrooms be the bedroom tax or in the u.s. they were summarily thrown out of their homes and now their homes are owned by wall street who have become slumlords so that was the plan that's by using debt as a way to bankrupt the society and enrich a few of the debt peddlers and the debt in the u.k. if

it's all working honestly so he's talking about and everybody in town has been talking about james meeks piece in the london review of books called where will we live because right now at the moment there are about two hundred fifty thousand households being formed per year in the united kingdom and yet only about one hundred thousand private properties being built that's included from the private sector prices are soaring and yet for some reason .

shall inherit the earth, but he sure didn't mean that the meek should suffer while the rich just get richer. thank you so much for this opportunity, i yield back the balance of my time. . mr. jeffries: i thank the gentleman from new york for his always eloquent observations. it's my honor and hi privilege, we have been -- and my privilege, we have been ginned by the representative from -- joined by the representative from texas who has been a fighter a voice for the voiceless, someone who is always on the front lines trying to deal with sose yo economic inequality wherever it might be found in america but certainly in her home district in houston, texas, let me now yield to representative sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished co-leader of the task force for presenting our case to the american people, the distinguished gentleman, and i say it with great affection and respect, new york, and his co-leader, mr. horsford, the distinguished gentleman from nevada. i know our chairman of the agriculture committee is poised for a moment, i'll continue until that momen

meek mikes that operates len hundred stores in north america.information may have been compromised. that is code for numbers and everything in the credit card. the chain said in a statement it roenly learned of fraudulent activity on cardses used in all of its stores. and the company is working with federal agents and hired outside investigators. >> the surprise court rowel nothing favor of a grouch catholic nuns fighting a rierpt for obama care. little sisters of poor received an injunction and gives them permission not it comply with the birth control coverage >> this injunction said the colorado organization said little sisters of the pordoesn't have to provide coverage and provide preventative care for women. the group can draft its own notice and proving the religious objections. this could impact other groups in the nation. >> this decision that the supreme court applies to little temporaries and also applies to 400 other catholic organizations that insured through the same insurer. i think this is going to have repercussions on all cases.

meek is having its strength under control. book "balancing it al: my story of juggling priorities and purpose," she writes "i am not a passive person but i choose to fall into a more submissive role in our relationship." and goes on to explain "don't think for a second that i get walked all over. i don't." >> obviously i will make my opinion very clear and clearly i have been married for 17 years and we have a very happy marriage and it works very well so i trust my husband. >> the submissive role can be a healthy choice as long as that is something that you're personally okay with. >> reporter: bure recently sat down with "gma" to talk about the challenges of achieving a healthy work/life balance in her marriage. >> how do i not lose myself in who i was created to be without neglecting being a role model and a wonderful mom and investing in my children and encouraging my husband? >> reporter: bure believes the word "submissive" should not be so controversial. >> i use that word but i feel like it's taken so strongly when i'm

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melissa: jonathan, you are so meek. never give your opinion. it worries me.ave to get more confidence and more opinion. thanks to both of you. >> i will work on that. melissa: have a great weekend. up next, all aboard the sick cruise? a royal caribbean boat that affected 700 passengers is back out at sea! just as 200 more fall ill? on a different ship. this is another story, a different ship is infected! boil those things! what are we going to do? it is disgusting! are you going on a cruise after this? i'm being forced to but that is another story. let me know what you think. >> these guys used make virtual cash cash from virtual potatoes and cows. things may be looking up for them. can you guess who it is? i'm not sure. "piles of money" coming right up. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a protion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] i

we have a surplus, almost a billion dollar surplus and we got there by meeking it easier for employers to create jobs, put more people to work, increase personal income, and do that by putting more money back in the hands of people and easing regulatory climate. >> you have a $900 million state budget surplus. very unusual amongst any of the states in america today. but the left is saying, why don't you put that money back into social investment, into the schools, build some infrastructure, put it to work for the people? that is what they say. but you're rejecting that. >> i am indeed. when i travel my state i don't hear people say to me, we spend too little money to our state capital. they don't say they're too low or just right. when i hear from one end of the state, people telling me if you want to coin to grow the economic recovery, continue to put more beam back to work, put the money and the surplus back in the hands of people as consumers and employers. we're putting half a million dollars into income and property tax relief and more than $300 million in changes in withholing so

being rubbed off by the meek and modest natives, the quiet natives. >> tolerance within the prison populationxtends to other groups as well. >> a high percentage of child molesters and sex offenders. in most states those people have to be segregated or they're basically attacked by people that can't stand them. we're forced to accept them. because we do -- if we don't, you can get in a fist fight. in alaska, you can go in the hole for a year. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you want to check this out? >> yes. >> the open atmosphere at spring creek helps inmates like sam green williams survive their time in prison. >> yeah, i'm a homosexual. and you know, i have made a long-standing ground of who i am. and you know, i'm not afraid to be me. you know. and i've fought to be me. and being in prison, to me it's nothing different, you know. it's just -- i'm in prison. >> green-williams is serving six years for his third case of felony drunk driving. like a diary, his tattoos record his rocky past. >> this one represents changes in myself, you know. this one has three faces that go down. if you

(players grunting) the meek will never inherit this turf...grunting) ...because every play is hand-to-hand and body-to-body combat. >> nfl films captures the essence of football itself, that tension between the violence and the beauty. >> in the pit, there is more violence per square foot than anywhere else in sport. (players grunting) >> the sense of football as something powerful and elemental and mythic and epic. >> when you talk about big hitting safeties, the eagles' brian dawkins always emerges. >> we're gonna dominate this thing. respect is not given, it is earned! >> what the nfl would do was they would market tapes-- crash course, moment of impact, search and destroy-- in the context of describing the brutal nature of the violence of the nfl. >> narrator: but away from thefr glamorized hits, there was a darker side. superagent leigh steinberg saw it firsthand. >> i watched athletes i represented play with collapsed lungs. i watched them completely fight with doctors at every time to get into the game. i watched players deceive coaches

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it taps into the choices the status quo with meekness i think we agreed that there's no such thing in time without any old shoes independence hall for unification. sure the heaters in the chamber where these figures it out. it's been so they'd have to realize that perhaps there's something more that needs to be done at home before they began to press. taiwan too hard on political talks in um the yield may be part of a political option b the question of how quickly time you know the mainland will will move towards democratization but i'm not very hopeful. we know that last march that was his well publicized in the media there was any instruction from the party. telling universities that they should not discuss civil liberties civil society. democracy two list of subjects the history of the communist party. i think that's not a good indication of the direction things are going and so the lighter note the taiwan is no democracy. i think that people appreciate that that flourished under it um i think they certainly want to keep a relationship with china economically but until the situatio

meekness is has been sold to us several times in the course of this debate. um you know these groups don't need these groups affiliated with al qaeda to certain extent but they don't make their pride affiliation the central team and central tenet of their sort of solace this identity i mean they are operating on the train their operating in the local context. and i think you know i i see quite a difference between what's happening in iraq as far as the silence the troubles there. and what's happening in syria there may be a common project ideologically behind in both countries are seeing a three way fight ball was even more than that in syria. i mean you're seeing here seeing factions momentarily ally in the local conflict. while the regime sits back and watches. i think with some delight in awe as these people tear themselves apart. if you're having your having these these momentary constellations of forces come together to attack this or that group. at any given time i see the situation in iraq differently and not as much of an expert has often been wronged

meek, would say wait another year when you when the super bowl but i do think that they are afraid ofd i'll give you this is something i could see him saying. hardball with it every once. caps agent will wahl with a little bit. wait >> not that not that not bad! >> race traitor? >> gary: when you do the real thing you get maybe 300 females are tweets attacks per day. racist ones that i received i am offended but this is stupid! >> this is the adrenalin of the game he was pumped up! >> gary: 1 to get mad at people get mad at people the to know personally. i have enough people that i know that i could get mad at them >> it was everyone watching the game, and their adrenaline. >> gary: it just seems like he has done more for people outside of his office hours been the regular if you want to hate someone haight your friends do not hate people you do not know haight to france when they have kron issue >> ok! >> it seems like he is more interested in break it seems like the brady is bart interested in his model wife >> gary: lay off of gm and his wife. >> >>> "the insider" with perspectives

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there's not much the the world can do other than urge the two sides to form, meek a cease fire, and so what you see, especially in the past couple decades, is what used to be very long, tougher brutal wars, and now are often very short, incursion. three or four days, couple weeks. i think that people of israel are tired of war. i know. i have family in israel. they are tired of war. if they thought they could get a deal, they'd trade land for peace, but the question is, can they get a deal? is there a responsible negotiator to deliver a deal on their behalf? as you raise the question, secretary of state john kerry is in israel today trying to get israeli palestine peace talks going again. he took on the mission. i give him a lot of credit for this. this is a tough, unrewarding job. nobody asked him to do it. he went and did it. as a result, this becomes one of three u.s. goals in the middle east. we used to have a lot of them. now we're down to three as the president said, stopping iran from getting iran, stopping the conflict in syria, and getting an israeli-middle east peace settleme

blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. >> narrator: about 15 years after mark, matthewote his gospel for a community caught up in the transformation of judaism after the fall of the temple. >> matthew's gospel is clearly written for a jewish-christian audience living within the immediate proximity of the homeland itself. matthew's is the most jewish of all the gospels. >> narrator: matthew's community lived in villages in the upper galilee, or lower syria. after the war, many who had been forced out of jerusalem moved north and settled in these villages. new leadership was evolving here with the pharisees, the rabbis who gave fresh interpretation to the ancient jewish traditions. matthew's community felt threatened by these changes. >> the followers of jesus were certainly very much on the fringe of the jewish community. obviously, the early preachers had hoped that they would convert the whole majority of their people. but they were bitterly disappointed to find that only a very few accepted their rather improbable stories. and they remained very much on the fringe of

he's raised money for kendrick meek, for example, an african-american congressman in miami that ran forh of a chance to win the senate race, bill clinton came down and did fundraising for him. i've seen them reward those that stood by him. in politic, you dance with the one that brung you to the dance even if you realize they're not going to be elected homecoming queen or king. >> can we talk about the dance in 2016? there's a piece by peter hamby, one of the greatest political analysts. it talks about iowa. peter went to iowa, talked to democratic activists there and found that people liked hillary clinton but not a lot of love. not a lot of passion there. you know, what does she need to do to stir up that passion, and is the lack of passion a problem for her as she heads to 2016? >> i read the piece. it's a terrific piece. i commend it to everybody. important read if you're as premature as i am and you are looking at the 2016 campaign. superficially he sites for the register showing hillary has a 89% favor among democrats. when peter goes out there, he finds he's right. this is the na