mr. bell demands an apology. it will take months for mr. bell to recover from the physical and emotional pain. he has hired a lawyer to go after the dog owners and get help paying medical bills. i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> a car crashed into four parked vehicles tonight. this is the aftermath at 11th and pennsylvania southeast. two people inside the car were taken to the hospital. witnesses tell news4 that officers were pursuing that car when the accident happened. capital police have not returned our calls. >>> homophobia was a motive for the stabbing of a teen near the howard theater. three suspects shouted slurs at the victim last night and allegedly held the teen down while they stabbed him. the victim was able to escape after using pepper spray. the officers arrested the suspects a short time later. >> it's not often we see something this heinous. but i'm glad that the officers made an apprehension in the case and get the suspects into court. >> reporter: the judge denied the suspects bond today. they will remain in jail. >>> the sear

mr. bell of course was taken to the hospital where he is in critical condition. you might think neighbors would be absolutely shocked by what happened here this morning but really they're not. they say this was really just a matter of time before something like this happened. about three months ago they say a homeless man was also attacked by the same two dogs. no word, no explanation from the owners as to why they let their dogs roam around like this in the neighborhood, but neighbors say they certainly feel very lucky today that their kids weren't roaming out, walking to the school bus because if this had happened just 20 minutes later, there would have been a bunch of kids waiting for a school dogs when the -- for a school bus when the dogs were roaming, attacking this man. >>> the list of applicants eligible to open a medical marijuana dispensary in the district has been released. they include two centers in northwest and one on capitol hill. the director says a six-member panel of experts reviewed the applications. politic cants must still apply -- applicant

mr. bell demands an apology. to recover from the physical and emotional pain. he's hired a lawyer to get help paying medical bills. in northeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> now, at 5:00, breaking news in a neighborhood where parents are already too afraid to let their children play outdoors. >>> it's a decision that affects every american. we have full coverage tonight of what today's supreme court ruling means for your health insurance. >>> and it is moving in. the heat wave has landed. get ready for record temperatures. >>> officers find themselves on the other side of the law after a bar fight. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. we begin with breaking news. two people shot in southeast d.c. not far from where the children were shot just a few days ago. news4's pat collins joins us live from savannah street. pat? >> reporter: it's happened again. another burst of gunfire in broad daylight on savannah street. now, it happened over there, but look, right across the street, a

. >> that is where mr. bell got a little emotional. as far as the possibility of a lawsuit in this case, we spoke with both of his attorneys. they are going to city council and the mayor to ask for tougher laws on who they call a responsible dog owners. reporting live, jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> a man is in custody after a deadly shooting led to a standoff in southeast washington. it started a round 2:00 this morning. a man identified as the ron brown was shot in the chest. surely after words he barricaded himself inside of an apartment. the man eventually surrendered and was arrested. >> major developments in the jury sandusky trial. the former penn state coach did not take the stand. now the defense has rested. scott thuman with what this means. >> the only man that could truly refused to these claims did not take the opportunity. this could be a smart move because this way he does not go across cross-examination but it is a gamble. >> the big question tonight -- why did jerry sandusky not testify? was it his choice? >> i canno

host: mr. bell will talk to us about jobs and the economy and what will happen if the sequestration goes into effect at the end of the year. this town gets wrapped around big words and we act like everyone understands them. define what it means. guest: across-the-board cuts. they decided they did not like what was happening. they said, we need to have some process. that is the first time i heard the word sequestration as across-the-board cuts. we did have across-the-board cuts. it was signed into law by president reagan. but as the first and only sequestration. for 25 years, it has been dormant. host: is a useful to study what happened to the economy after the first round of cuts? guest: probably not. we are in the middle of a recovery. also, the u.s. west and unraveled superpower. this situation is different. host: i am guessing that most people watch congress closely. sequestration is being discussed because of what series of events? walk us through this. guest: in 2011, the new congress came in a

mr. pill -- bell? to a certain extent i am supportive, but i am not sure i want to do this until i know where we land on russian hill. for me, russian hill determines what is his west and in the one, two and five zones as opposed to two and three. chairman mcdonnell: have we conclude thad russian hill is the only off set? >> no, but i think that is where i am. >> i believe there is a second possible chance. i am willing to with draw my amendment. we take a look at russian hill and the second possibility. chairman mcdonnell: ok, let's go to russian hill. if my math is correct. we need somewhere around 1,300 to off set this. if we could look at the remainder of three blocks of jones street >> that is a population of 593 people for district people. that would bring the deviation to 3.38% and the deviation for district three to 4.01%. >> and then the second idea, move over to cathedral hill. and bring back -- i believe we have it at sutter, and bring it back down to geary. >> correct. it's at sutter right

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host: mr. bell has worked in the private and public sector.lso worked on capitol hill in the budget committee, and during the reagan administration he was a member of the federal thrift savings board. guest: what we did was set up the brand new retirement program for federal workers, going from a defined benefit program to defined contributions, where you put in a certain amount of money and choose the fund. it is called the thrift savings plan. host: not to take as to much of course, but there are a lot of stories after wisconsin about public sector employees pensions being targeted. guest: wisconsin is interesting, but the most interesting is have jose, california, one of the richest cities in the united states, a democratic state by registration and they voted for restrictions on pensions in the future. we talked about government being necessary, but there are times where the government gets much too generous and the money comes from taxpayers. what we see now is simple. many states and corporations have pension funds that are not fully fun

toby keith or kristin bell? >> mr. president, do you have a decision?his is one of the toughest decisions i've had to make since i've been in office. but i think i've decided. i want them both. >> i thought the presidential election was a tough race. but it's nothing compared to the politics at the cmt music awards. i think i have a solution, though. i propose toby and kristin co-host the show. see? i just put two people back to work. you're welcome, america. >> there you go. the president and mitt romney together at the cmt awards. sort of. and they did co-host so it all worked out for everybody. >>> the wisconsin recall election got the treatment on the colbert report. scott walker's big victory marked a big loss for unions in the state of wisconsin who rallied in protest against the governor's plan to eliminate most collective bargaining rights for public workers in the state. as a result, colbert celebrated what he said is the end of the unions. >> i think this is a repudiation of big, big unions, number one. big labor. >> the unions knew they were

mr. bell, thank you for being here. guest: i very much enjoyed it. >> tonight the president boss news conference -- the president's news conference. see his comments tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. like coverage of the congressional correspondents dinner. live coverage will start at 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight. this past week, michelle obama and ann romney were on the campaign trail as they spoke to events on the campaign trail. we will start with and o'clock eastern with a campaign rally in virginia where she talked about women's issues. you can see but events tonight on c-span2. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> sunday night, mark the 25th anniversary of reagan's 198 87 speech at the byrd gate. this sunday at 7:30 pm. james blaine, this weekend on c- span3. >> b-52 -- everyone think back to vietnam, they think linebacker operations. they think the cold war. a different kind of power associated with the be-52. >> human and confederates who fought against each other, and here they are at age 100, talking about

mr. bell, thank you for being here. guest: a very much enjoyed it. host: for our viewers, thank you. we'll be back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. now, to the house of representa. another day. quicken our spirits so that we will know the blessings of living together in unity and peace. we have our personal aspirations and ideas of what is best. grant that we might know the satisfaction from sharing our common concerns and experiencing the joy of mutual accomplishment. to all efforts, to work toward common solutions to the issues facing our nation, solutions which coming week, may the american people be able to communicate their hopes for the efforts of their congress men and women. may they understand as well that a unified nation is equally the work of each of us where we live. may all that is done this day be fore your greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. mr. barrow:

mr. cap bell. >> thank you, mr. chairman, dr. elmendorf. just in, refering to something the ranking member mentioned about tax rates or tax revenues as a percent of gdp. in 2007 i believe under the current tax rates, revenues were 18.5% of gdp and they are down now under the same tax rates. so my question, or point of this is, that, the amount of revenue as a percent of gdp is affected not just by rates but by economic conditions? >> absolutely, congressman. >> okay. so if we had a better economy today, you would have a larger share of revenue even under the existing tax rates? >> yes. >> and 18.5% is fairly close to historic average since world war ii, isn't not?. >> when cbo talks about averages we generally use the last 40 years. >> okay. >> the last 40 years, revenues averaged 17.9% of gp. >> right, under existing tax rates in good economy in 2007 we had a larger revenues as share of the economy, were actually larger than the average over the previous 40 years? >> yes, that's right. >> thank you. next question, relative to what we chari

mr. king. but you were cut off by the bell and not given a chance to complete your statement on that. can you complete it now, please? >> i'll be honest with you, i don't remember. >> it had to do with the south carolina challenge of your department to they voter i.d. laws. >> all i can say is with regard to the south carolina law, we looked at the evidence that was provided to us by south carolina. did not feel that the evidence about voter fraud was substantial enough to overcome the disproportionate impact that the changes in their voting procedures had on minorities, older people, young people. it was on that basis and under section five of the voting rights act that we decided to file suit. >> so basically you were stating or you've stated that the reason that south carolina gave for making it tougher to vote through voter i.d. requirements, the reason that they did that which is to get at voter fraud did not hold any water. in other words, there was insufficient evidence of voter fraud and so therefore there must have been some other intention behind their legislation to make it

kristin bell or toby keith. >> mr. president, do you have a decision?one of the toughest decisions i have to make since i have been in office. but i think i decided -- i want them both. >> boy, i thought the presidential election was a tough race, but it is nothing compare to the politics at the music awards. but i think i have a solution, i propose they co-host the show. see, i just put two people back to work. >> for being good sports, mr. obama and mr. romney are patriots. a quick reminder, because father's day is just around the corner, go to bill o'reilly.com for lots of great gifts for mad. you get a large usa map and you can get a free pen. and dad would like a personalized copy of "killing lincoln." and tickets are available at bolder fresher show, june 23 in chicago. more info, on bill o'reilly.com. and hilarious paperbook edition of my best sellerrings the i zing. and join up with laura 365 membership. you can listen to my radio show any time you want, day or not. plus, you can read my blog postings and find a list of the radio stations that a

the country music television music awards in a sketch on whether toby keith or kristen bell should host the show. >> mr. president, do you have a decision? >> this is one of the toughest decisions i've had to make since in office. i want them both. >> oh, i thought the presidential election was a tough race, but it's nothing compared to the politics at the cmt music awards. i think i have a solution though. i propose toby and kristen co-host the host. see, i just put two people back to work. you're welcome, america. >> see, there's something they can agree on. today, the obama campaign dispatched vice president joe biden to north carolina to talk jobs. >> four million new jobs. four million new jobs. [ applause ] private sector jobs. not enough. not enough. not enough. and it's up and it's down. but it's been constantly forward, but not enough. we have to do more. we have to keep fighting through this period of transition and this god awful recession we inherited. >> this was mitt romney's jobs message today. >> the president spokesman said, you know, mitt romney was in business, but he was trying to e

mr. creed, thank you and good luck with the new initiative cantina bell. did i get the name right? t. thank you. >> mr. creed, thank you. let's head to dan with some thoughts here. so, do you like chipotle or yum? >> you know, i like both of them. but if i had to choose, i'd choose chipotle. first of all, you can get a beer there. but that's for another day. also, if you look at the chart, we've got a chart comparing both of them. yum, the yellow line, this is reverting to the mean which is another word for saying the rubber band is snapping back and starting to move higher. chipotle on the other hand has just kind of been pulling back a little bit. it's the leader in the space. it's about twice as expensive, but you pay up for growth. so when you're going to be picking between the two, go with the leader. and that's chipotle. okay. back to you, sue. >> cheers on that note, i guess, dan. have a cerveca. up next on "power lunch," we have a strong rally of 220 points. a lot of confirmation out there. before you jump in, why you need to be ware of these types of rip-your-face-off ralli

ashley bell. [ applause ] >> you just changed parties recently right? >> okay. ruth c jones city manager riviera beach, florida. mrs. jones serves for a city that is 70% african-american. ms. jones served as deputy county manager for fulton county government in atlanta. she played a key role in the development of the county's overall budget which totalled nearly $1 billion. she is convinces that riviera beach is nearly the right place at the right time. ruth c jones. emily w murphy senior council small business committee. u.s. house of representatives. specializing and contracting in worth forworkforce issues. she has focused on federal procurement issues spending four year s chief council in a start-up communications company. she has served as the associate administrator at the u.s. small business administration. the gsa. miss murphy is a graduate of smith college and virginia school of law. darrell jordan communications director. he has been a communications director since february of 2011. before that he was the communications director for congressman alderhalt of alabama. prior to his time on capitol hill he wo

. >> and then after the bell, i hope you'll join me for the interview with mr.l clinton. >> three years from now, five years from now, we need to bring this deficit down when the economy grows because then you'll have the private markets needing capital and if the government is taken so much of it to finance the debt, interest rates will go through the roof. so the trick is to promote growth now while they are literally zero. >> announcer: but, first, before we go to break, "the dividend." which tech stock is this year's outperformer? intel, microsoft, oracle? the dividend pays off after the break break a passionate belief and the foundation on which merrill lynch has been built. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. >> announcer: just before the break we asked you which tech stock is this year's outperformer. now the

. >> bell glad to take your questions. >> steve liesman, cnbc. mr. the last four years of fed policy, i think it's probably fair to say it's been bold and yet halting. you did qe1 and stopped and did qe2, operation twist and said it would end in june and now extended it. how would you respond if several years from now a young mit graduate student said, you know what the problem was the policy is too incremental and that the reason why the economy underperformed is because of that incrementalism? what do you think the dangers are right now that today's action is also too incremental? >> well, of course, you know, we cut the federal funds rate in a continuous fashion until december of 2008. and since then we have been operating with nonstandard nontear tools, including asset purchases and extension of maturities. these tend to be lumpy. we haven't done them in a continuous way. but our view of the affect of the programs on the economy is that the total stock of outstanding securities in our portfolio is what determines the level of accommodation. that

mr. mirkarimi, because it seems as if the mayor is played by his own rules, and you are facilitating him playing by -- [bell] [applause] >> my name is barbara. i was struck by an unknown source that took a survey showing 62% support mayor edwin lee. i question the integrity of the ongoing source and question the integrity of the survey. for example, who were members of the sampling, and who conducted the survey? we want to know the name and who took part in it -- part in the survey. for example, was it a small group, or was it spread out over a mixture of san franciscans? no one is perfect, and that includes mayor lee. how many of you have as much as used a curse word to someone you are involved with, and the pain of the heart was so harmful because the kurds were used came from someone you loved? -- because the curse word used came from someone you loved? no physical pain was inflicted, just a curse word. you should not in person or by satellite have the wife of sheriff mirkarimi, the was voted by san franciscans at a higher percentage than mayor lee. i presume you reviewed the tape recording of the wife w

bell labs today other than what doe and sematech can do. those are our current idea factories. >> senator murkowski? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i suggested in my opening that the united states was doing relatively well in this raie ra. mr. scissors, you are ahead. i guess the question to you would be whether or not it's -- it is constructive to even talk about this being a race for the clean energy title. is it fair? is it constructive to say that we are in a race? and then if it is so, if it is appropriate to refer to this as some kind of a competition, which everyone has used that word and we all recognize that words matter here. if this is a competition, what's the metric that we use? how do we judge who is winning and who is losing? is it a question of how much money has been deployed? is it the generating capacity that is then put in place? is it a calculation of a reduction in emissions? how do we even measure this to know what is up, who is down? and i throw this out to all of you. because i think it is an important part to this discussion is it all about how much money is spent or is it the outcome at the end? mr. wol

mr. chairman. appreciate it very much. >> thank you very much. thank you for all you do here. >> my name is steve bell. i'm senior director of economic policy here. our moderator for the next portion of this is going to be kristin roberts, the national journal's managing editor for budgeting and economy. before she joined the national journal, she worked as reuters' washington-based news editor. she joined reuters in 1998 and she has had the opportunity in 2006 to spend a lot of time doing pentagon coverage, including her trips with robert gates, donald rumsfeld and war policy visits herself. so it's with great pleasure i introduce kristin roberts. >> thank you very much. so i've got an excellent panel here that truly deserves no introduction but i'm going to give you an introduction anyway. dr. alice rivlin, cochair of the bipartisan policy center's tax reduction tax force, widely recognized as one of the most foremost experts on the issues we're talking about today. senator bob packwood, chairman of senate finance committee, he was one of the architects of the 1986 reform. congressman bill thomas, an

could have been a bell to get down to practical measures for arms reduction a long time ago in a would have done nothing to debate it because both mr putin in his first presidential term and then use presidents george w. bush have declared the cold war over and said we are strategic partners not i think you just keep what you are what we're really practical steps to back this up. so i'd like to ask for size thirty if only i'd there was genuine confidence backed by practical measures the world would be in a much safer place. and that's why the we is exports the way. so i think you thank you thank you very much for the with this is good on the show and just a reminder that my guess was its last count and that's it for now from all of us here spotlight we'll be back with more comments on what's going on in and outside pressure until then stay on and take care. u.n. monitors investigating reports of a massacre in your home on syria find evidence of human remains in burned homes this is pressure builds on both sides in the conflict to lay down their arms with anti-violence rallies across the country and rising proclamation from a broad.

could have been a bell to get down to practical measures for arms reduction a long time ago in would have done nothing to debate it because both mr portnoy in his first presidential turn and then use presidents george w. bush have declared by the cold war over and said we are strategic partners not i think you just keep what you are what we're of the practical steps to back this up previously so i'd like to laugh a size thirty if only i'd there was genuine confidence backed by practical measures their world would be in a much safer place. but that's why the we is that sports should be the way. listen thank you thank you thank you very much for being with us get on this show and just to remind you of that and i guess they it's count and that's it for now from all of us here spotlight will be back with more comments on a lot of the light on and outside pressure until then stay on and take care. well. science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. u.n. observers reach the side of the latest massacre in syria but struggle to make sense of what happened while international efforts to sol

. >> my name is andrew bell, and i'd like to know if you would speak about mr. rustin as a spiritual being. you mentioned his incarcerations, being beaten, colleagues betraying him, colleagues being assassinated. is there any point in his letters where he mentioned his diet? does he stretch, is he a bible reader? what did he do throughout his life to maintain the spiritual center and the nonviolent stance? >> thanks for that question. shortly after he went to jail bayard wrote a letter to his grandmother julia and asked her to read a particular psalm at 1:00 in the afternoon on his birthday. and so heal said that he would do the same thing -- he also said that he would do the same thing so that they could be together in spirit on his birthday. so at 1:00 on march 17, 1944, bayard sits in jail, and julia rustin sits in her home in westchester, and together they reed a psalm that -- they read a psalm that reads something like this: dear lord, be with me, my enemies trample me. but this i know, that god is with me. what can a mere mortal do to me? throughout his im

states the world could have been a bell to get down to practical measures for arms reduction a long time ago in a would have done nothing to debate it because both mr putin in his first presidential term and then use presidents george w. bush have declared by the cold war over and said we are strategic partners not i think you just keep what you are but we're of the practical steps to back this up. so i'd like to emphasize that if only i'd there was genuine confidence backed by practical measures their world would be in a much safer place. and that's why you will see is that sports should be the way. listen thank you thank you thank you very much for the get on the show and just reminded that and i guess. it's kind of and that's it for now from all of us here spotlight will be back with more comments on what's going on in and outside pressure until then stay on and take care i see. three. things. if you're followed up on my bill and your old one of the. names are sort of a throwback and i can't part of our long. and it goes back to a time when people would write down their forces in the wild and become these huge and it's important to mention the s

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bell? let's take a listen. >> mr. president, do you have a decision?of the toughest decisions i've had to make since i've been in office, but i think i just made it. i want them both. >> well, i thought the presidential election was a tough race. but it's nothing compared to the politics at the cmt music awards. i think i have a solution, though. i propose toby and kristin co-host the show. see? i just put two people back to work. you're welcome, america. >>> there you go. so our question of the day, and this is just a question for viewers to answer, who looks more out of place at the cmt awards? president obama or mitt romney? >> i think both. >> you make the call. >> man. >> they play a lot of country music at mitt romney events. >> they do? >> yeah. >> that doesn't mean he could even tell you who hank williams is. >> does he listen to country music? >> and eats pork rinds. i don't know. >> at his $12 million la jolla estate. >> there he goes again. parroting "the new york times." unbelievable. >> willie is getting a stream of emails as is halperin t

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, a little bell could go off and maybe it's a perfectly plain safe vanilla trade and maybe it's not but wouldn't ask you to get involved in every little thing the banks doing. i'll first go mr. tarullo, mr. curry and anybody else. >> first off, obviously, the risk management of the firm as overseen by the supervisors which should include and generally does include things like position limits nap should be a first early warning. secondly, senator, we do already within our supervisory process look at market indicators including aggregated market information to try to identify trends that might be relevant to the particular institution. but that, our ability to do that obviously depends on the relative gran larpty or specificity of the information and i think in this case, for example, i believe there were products which lon they could be a big part of the market, jpmorgan could be a big part of a market, for the overall financial markets we're still relatively small. unless there's reporting on more specific products like that, our normal look at market information wouldn't have -- wouldn't have revealed this. so it has to come internally. >> yeah. and what about after dodd-f

[bell rings] >> caller: i think they were creeped out by mr. romney.anie: look at almost any pictures of romney event, it is almost hostage crisis video. you can see the looks on people's faces. they're genuinely thrilled to see him. >> when can we leave? >> stephanie: like this kid. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] did you see the kid he gave an absentee note? >> this is adorable. >> stephanie: cute as bugsie. lucky fifth grader in minnesota is coming back to school today with a very special absentee note after his dad let him skip class friday to meet the president. he visit adhahnnywell factory near minneapolis where tyler sullivan's dad is one of the new employees. the presidential seal. mr. ackerman please excuse tyler. he was with me. president obama. let's not hope that he's some tea party -- >> you were with that kenyan socialist nazi liberal. >> stephanie: kid will end up in gitmo. if i should be late thursday, i'll have to see if i can have the president write me a note or pink. >> not if she's still in the hospital. >> stephanie: listen, sister

mr. steven spielberg. >> never heard of him. doesn't ring a bell. >> me neither! >> probably not going to go anywhere.nd being a tv star now. you got some tough choices because hollywood is calling your name. >> sure. >> thanks, guys. we'll go get this and the good news is i got this one for free unless gretchen wrestles it from me. straight ahead, governor walker's job isn't the only one up for recall. wisconsin lieutenant governor rebecca kleefisch is here live. does she have any regrets going into tomorrow? high school seniors facing some pretty tough penalties for harmless pranks being seniors or are they so harmless? because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. of single mile credirds. battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] or too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card, you'll earn doubleiles on every purchase, every day! [ visigoths cheer ] hawaii, here we come. [ alec ] so si

mr. romney took time-out to weigh in on the critical question of who should host last night's country music television awards. toby keith or christian bell? >> this is one of the toughest decisions i've had to make since i've been in office. i want them both. >> i pr pose toby and christian co-host the show. see? i just put two people back to work. you're welcome, america. >> sorry. that was the blues brothers. willard and barry did get a slightly better reception. not as good at dancing. i guess that's more the purview of the surrogates like one jeb bush who sound just a bit miffed that mitt is the candidate this time around and not him. >> have you made the decision that you do not want to be president? >> i've not made that decision although i think there's a window of opportunity in life for all sorts of reasons, and this was probably my time. >> yeah. i bet a lot of people feel that way, jeb. let's bring in our panel in a special new york appearance, political analyst david corn. the author of the best seller showdown. in not sfra, msnbc political analyst joan walsh, and in washington, jonathan capehart, an opinion writer for the "w

mr. president. oh, my job has not been offshored -- >> oh i see. >> that's better then in that i don't have it -- [ bellly start producing the documents they know they could produce to us that are not going to be protected by executive privilege, this could be delayed or prevented. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> i would like to see him interviewed by my friends fred schultz because he is a fisherman. >> yeah, look shiny lure -- oh i have a hook in my mouth! >> that's what he sounds like to you. [ laughter ] >> i'm calling speaker boehner to come forward and show the strong leadership they know he will, and sit down with the attorney general to resolve this matter. >> yeah, that will happen. >> that could happen. >> yeah. >> don't hold your breath. >> joe mccarthy also on obamacare. >> yeah. >> there will be a bipartisan need for a group of us, particularly on ways and means to say what is it we can cobble together from what we do agree on. >> not so many of those scary pages. >> just knock off the age requirement. >> bill richardson. >> i think there will be a real uproar against a politicized supreme

mr. roker is -- >> over here! >> right there. louisiana girl. what's your name? >> kennedy. >> and where in louisiana do you live? >> bellheck with mom first, right? you got it right. let's see what we've got for you. our pick city today, seattle, washington. showers developing, temperature about 74 degrees. we've got a lot of heat in the mid section of the country unfortunately. we're going to be looking at sunshine here in the east. look for showers moving into the pacific northwest. record highs stretching from the southwest into the upper ohio river valley. cincinnati today will get to 101, as will detroit, as will chicago. earliest hundred degree readings >> good morning. it will turn a little hotter today but the humidity will be in the comfortable range. high temperature near 93. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. when we come back, matthew mcconaughey is here. he's talking about life as a newlywed and his brand new movie. we'll get to that right after these messages. [ female announcer ] introducing a match made in skin heaven. new venus & olay. olay moisture bars help lock in mo