mr. date as you know the georgia makes have been hit very hard for failures most the banks would not be directly supervised by the cftc but what still have to comply with cfpb rules and regulations. recently a banker gave me a ten page document of forms that had to be paid out if somebody was trying to purchase a home, and madame chair, i would like to ask unanimous consent that these be submitted for the record. >> without objection to the islamic they must be selling houses to first graders with all the different things that have to be given to the purchaser. i know the cfpb is committed to producing paper work for the bar was however it is to reduce the paperwork of the cfpb must be mindful not to increase regulatory burdens on community banks and credit unions. the cfpb must make sure that both consumers and businesses to get the benefits of streamline disclosures. finally, i have serious concerns that the cfpb will use its unchecked authority to create a back door plain vanilla product. c

and i look forward hearing from mr. date. and i thank madam chair for holding this important hearing. >> that concludes our opening statement. i would like to introduce our witness for the purpose of giving a five minute opening statement. mr. raj date, the special adviser for the consumer financial protection bureau. welcome, mr. date. >> thank you. >> pull it close to you. i know how fast you talk >> get ready. thank you. chairman bachus, ranking member frank. i am eager to testify about the consumer federal protection bureau. i serve as the special advisor to the secretary of the treasury. we're our mission is to help consumer financial markets work by making rules were affected, by consistently and fairly and forcing those rules and by empowering consumers to take more control over their economic lives. before the dodd-frank act responsibility for administering and enforcing the various federal laws was scattered across seven agencies. but not one of those agencies was solely focused on consumer financial protection. the c

we look forward to hearing from mr. date about the operations of cfpb and i think and also for his visit to my office and to the designated transfer date. i know members will have many questions for him and i will save my time for further questions of the statements. in the case the numbers do not enough sufficient time for questions and but encourage them to submit them in writing. there are many important issues to discuss and we may not have enough time to cover them all today. i would like to stay on the issue of the consumer protection and that republicans and democrats agree that consumer protection is an extremely important aspect as we make sure that our fellow americans have access to credit, have fair and transparent disclosures when signing agreements and securing credit and the the oversight of the consumer product is extremely important aspect. i would like to speak to mr. date for appearing before the subcommittee and will yield to the ranking member of the subcommittee, the gentle lady from new york, ms. malon

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mr. cain denied the allegations to date and will hold a news conference expected later for this afternoon. >>> and president obama is telling financial supporters changing the culture of washing it is -- washington is probably the biggest part of his agenda that remains unfinished e said "the fever has not broken." tickets started at $18,000 per person and about 45 people attended the dinner. >>> news time 4:50. and to stay up-to-date on everything democracy 2012 and hear more from herman cain's accuser head to our website. >>> around the nation, it begins in new york where here's something you don't see that often. a one-man protest that didn't go as planned. this is video of the rescue and you can see the man jumping thein the water near the rescue boat e tried to swim away but was pulled aboard according to reports, he was fired and protesting that decision. >>> and a strange -- a man he's strained wife says he she left her son in the car and was out of gas and now the father of the boy is asking questions. he met about his son sky and says he hasn't seen the child in a year because of

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careful has immigration policy to be you've been a success one of the aims of libya mr gadhafi was to make a sort of a date for immigration to europe through ritually and putting pressure on the european union and getting billions of. of euro in return but of course here again our immigration policy is not yet really a common immigration policy there are lots of problems there's a flow of people from africa from northern africa in particular and we've not been able to deal with that yet we have proclaimed a common immigration policy ten years ago and still it doesn't work so a lot of people that's a lot of people are illegal. and lots of people get a chance to get integrated in your view. so i think it's something we have to work on and this is one of the of of the of the focus points of the courts the european union should do rather than spend its time when all the spec you project these are policy areas we have to last in a very short period of time. a pink member of the european parliament thank you for speaking with out the. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images. fro

. >> at the suggestion of her boyfriend, a pediatrician she had dated for four years, she reached out to mr. cain for help in finding another job. instead of receiving the help that she had hoped for, mr. cain, instead, decide today provide her with his idea of a stimulus package. >> and now herman cain in the court of public opinion has to respond not to admissible eviden evidence. he has to respond to hearsay, he has to respond to rumors and speculation. he's not afforded the opportunity for me to cross examine his accusers. he's not afforded the safeguards that are part of our system of justice. >> first came the sexual harassment accusations in herman cain's past and now the lawyers are grabbing media attention to steer the story the way they would like to see it go. and a high profile attorney known for taking on a lot of clients who have been unfairly accused, people like, well, richard jewel, the olympic park first accused bomber, turned out he was a hero. parents of jon benet ramsey and high profile folks, i guess he defended the woman who had accused kobe bryant of raping her. what

mr. president. [laughter] supervisor chiu: sure, not much going on that date. supervisor cohen: moved it to november 1. supervisor chiu: i would also support that. i look forward to working and reconvening parties to finding common ground. that being said, can we do this same house, call? without objection, this motion to continue passes to november 1. madam clerk, 14 and 15. >> item 14 is an ordinance except in irrevocable offer of public infrastructure improvements associated with the assembly -- mission bay south blocks 41 thru 43, phase two. item 15 is an ordinance dedicating city property and portions of state trust parcels four and five, known as mission bay park blocked p16. supervisor chiu: can we take the same house, call? without objection, these ordinances are passed. why don't we skip over our special order. i think we all know we will be presenting for restaurant month. let's go to roll call. >> supervisor mar, you are first on a roll call for introductions. supervisor mar: thank you. i wanted to applaud the schools and pta's for their creativity a

mr. grant, a date in transcript of the tape recorder? >> yes. that are boring bits left out of it, but i put inches all the juicy bits. -- i put in all the juicy bits. spent we have all read it. i'm not going to go over all of it, you understand. i have been asked to go over in particular, i wasn't in any event intended to do so, the very bottom of the first page -- >> yeah. >> you are chipping in, and dot dot dot it wasn't just the "news of the world." it was, and then it continues. and first of all, can you remember what goes in the dot dot dot? >> no. that would be one of the boring bits. but i mean, it's nothing sinister. or it could be that the jukebox was too loud at that point. a tape recording is quite hard to hear, and i was only able to transcribe it, you know, having just had the meeting. >> i say, is it necessary? we're not going to do it now, but we could listen to it, if you agreed, do you have a problem with that? >> i do have a problem with that. i feel like i did my revenge number on paula mullen, and for me, that's the issue cl

. >> terri schofield had been dating stephen months before jody scharf's death. >> did mr.ll you whether or not he was married? >> actually he said he was not married. >> and she remembered something strange stephen said to her on the beach over that labor day weekend. >> he was under a lot of stress and the stress would be resolved by the end of september. >> two weeks later, jody scharf was dead. terri now sees that cryptic statement in a dreadful light. >> i was, like, oh, no, the end of september. then the light bulb went off immediately. >> it also went off for marion. in perhaps the most chilling testimony of the prosecution's case, she told the jury that when she heard her friend was gone, she immediately remembered something jody said just weeks earlier. >> she said that during this conversation i have with him, if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. you'll know it was him. >> the prosecutor's position was clear. a husband with a motive, the perfect setting, the violent intent to kill his wife. or was there another way of looking at that couple perched h

mr. cain ib stead decided to provide her with his idea of a stimulus package, which she will describe. we have obtained written statements under oath from the doctor that ms. bialek was datinge time and from a businessman in the chicago area who has known ms. bialek for 30 years. she told each of them separately, shortly after mr. cain's sexual harassment, that mr. cain had engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior with her and that she was upset and surprised by his behavior. she told the businessman that mr. cain had been aggressive with her. our client is very brave to have come forward. she will explain why she has decided to do so in her own words. she could have attempted to sell her story but chose not to do so. she knows that by stepping out into the light that she will face public scrutiny. we applaud her for her courage. if all of these allegations by all of the women who have been reported to have made them are true, then i, for one, am disgusted at mr. cain's serial sexual harassment of women. because there cain, while running for president, is actively lying to americans, showing disdain for our comm commonsense and intellect and showing that he could care les

date. this morning i googled kim kardashian, and it was like, "do you mean mrs. kardashian?" id, "no." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] it's out of date. the thing is out of date, man. >> steve: not up-to-date. >> jimmy: got to get up-to-date. >> steve: nope. current. >> jimmy: some more tech news, a new study found that a growing number of people think the internet is just as important as food, water and shelter. [ light laughter ] explains why today a guy in the subway was like, "spare a facebook friend?" [ laughter ] "spare a facebook friend? twitter followers? twitter followers?" [ light laughter ] you guys hear about this? swarms of rare mosquitoes from the sewer are invading neighborhoods here in new york. [ light laughter ] it's getting crazy. when the mosquitoes ran into the bedbugs, it was like -- ♪ [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] gang violence. [ cheers and applause ] i don't like gang fights. >> steve: crazy. >> jimmy: gang violence. this is insane. this is a true story. this is crazy. an 83-year-old man in iowa was just arrested for pr

date. this morning i googled kim kardashian, and it was like, "do you mean mrs. kardashian?" said, "no." [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] it's out of date. the thing is out of date, man. >> steve: not up-to-date. >> jimmy: got to get up-to-date. >> steve: nope. current. >> jimmy: some more tech news, a new study found that a growing number of people think the internet is just as important as food, water and shelter. [ light laughter ] explains why today a guy in the subway was like, "spare a facebook friend?" [ laughter ] "spare a facebook friend? twitter followers? twitter follower?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is insane. this is a true story. this is crazy. an 83-year-old man in iowa was just arrested for prostituting himself out to women. [ laughter ] yeah. he said it would be $100 to have sex. $200 to not have sex. [ laughter ] yeah, an 83-year-old male prostitute. it's a little weird. instead of asking clients for cash, he asked that they pay him in war bonds. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey -- ho! >> jimmy: i don't know what to make of this. a man called the police this we

mr. grant, a date in transcript of the tape recorder? >> yes.that are boring bits left out of it, but i put inches all the juicy bits. -- i put in all the juicy bits. spent we have all read it. i'm not going to go over all of it, you understand. i have been asked to go over in particular, i wasn't in any event intended to do so, the very bottom of the first page -- >> yeah. >> you are chipping in, and dot dot dot it wasn't just the "news of the world." it was, and then it continues. and first of all, can you remember what goes in the dot dot dot? >> no. that would be one of the boring bits. but i mean, it's nothing sinister. or it could be that the jukebox was too loud at that point. a tape recording is quite hard to hear, and i was only able to transcribe it, you know, having just had the meeting. >> i say, is it necessary? we're not going to do it now, but we could listen to it, if you agreed, do you have a problem with that? >> i do have a problem with that. i feel like i did my revenge number on paula mullen, and for me, that's the issue clo

mr. sharpe, i assume that from what you said and what was just dated by mr. hillman -- just stated by mr. hillman, you said i believe 40% i believe of the part you saw in the marketplace our estimate to be counterfeit or. we've notified the chinese basically of a. they have done nothing. is that your indication that the chinese government is complicit in this? >> i would have to say that the local businessmen who accompanied me, i am working off of what he said as far as the percentages go. i've heard also disinformation flowed around from other folks as well, that is as good as my information gets with regard to that, as far as just with a accurate percentage number is. regarding the chinese government knowing about this, it would be basically impossible for them not to know what is taking place in this marketplace, and also in the nearby area. it cannot be missed. >> mr. hillman, your report was focused on the defense industry, and all of you have spoken with reference to the. i assume this is prevalent every other agency in the federal, just as well? >> ye

date. on march 29, mr. humphrey agreed to speak at i school. the speech was scheduled for three weeks later. on sunday, march 31 is when johnson made his speech. i always wondered since that event whether he had a clue on that friday because he scheduled some other speeches later in april on the same date that johnson was going to step down or he was simply anticipating that the possibility may exist. because of that speech, i was able to sit in the front row of his announcement speech on april 27 at the hotel along with the other students that helped invite him. i was also at the capitol the day the civil rights act was passed in 1964. the i feel like i will always have somewhat of a privilege from a front-row seat in parts of his life. finally, i would like to make a comment that most of the progress of legislation and programs that evolved during the 1950's, 1960's, and 1970's were a result of hubert humphrey's forward agenda. it seemed at that point when he ran for president in 1968, those who he supported with legislation turned on him and

. >> at the suggestion of her boyfriend, a pediatrician, whom she had dated for four years she reached out to mr. cain for help in finding another job. instead of receiving the help she had hoped for mr. cain instead decided to provide her with his idea of a stimulus package. >> jimmy: could i get a rim shot for that? she's hilarious. say what you want. she's very -- i'm actually suing her for that joke. bialek said she met with cain in 1997 after she was fired from the national restaurant association of which cain was the president at that time and worked for an education program based in chicago and then she said she called herman asked him for help finding a new job and he told her to come to washington, d.c. so they could meet. then she said when she got to her hotel, the room she'd booked was upgraded to a palatial suite and she said he did that then he took her to dinner and after indinner said he would show her around the headquarters of the restaurant association which must have been a fun tour. and, well, i'll let her take it from there. >> i thought that we were going to go into the of

. >> at the suggestion of her boyfriend, a pediatrician, whom she had dated for four years, she reached out to mr for help in finding another job. instead of receiving the help that she had hoped for, mr. cain instead decided to provide her with his idea of a stimulus package. which she will describe. >> a little bit of laughter in the room there. but i would call that a public relations miss tea gloria allred's part. if you're trying to make a case glens cain, why try to be cute? >> yes, gloria allred has been on tv a lot and i don't think it does anything to damage the credibility of the accusation that she has made. in fact, herman cain's people talking about gloria allred as if she's the story. she's been the story here. the story is this woman who has made this accusation and seemed to do so pretty creditably to me. >> and you spoke to your client today. she has decided not to come forward publicly. does this woman's decision, some would say courageous decision, the campaign campaign would disagree, of course. but does this affect your clinlt's calculation? >> my client has not advised me of

mr. rupert murdoch, which i think was probably about the 12th at the 13th of july. the date isn't going to matter. presumably that was a difficult meeting for both of you, is that right? >> when i say both of you, i mean both of you and for mr. murdoch's? >> yes, it was a very tense meeting. >> he made it clear that what had happened was totally unacceptable, didn't he? >> he did, yes. yes, he was very sincere. you referred to a letter from the then ceo of the company and a meeting with prime minister, which i don't think it's necessary to go into unless you would like to. can i ask you though, both of you, about the section of your statement which deals with the future. you touched on this a little bit mr. fowler. this inquiry is here to consider press culture, which looks back in time, at the future. is also here to make some recommendations. this is your chance. is there anything that you would like to suggest to lord justice leveson for him to think about at this stage? >> i think when we went to see the three party leaders and the prime minister, we were asked that ques

mr. strawn with all of the open notices of violation in the city. i started in bayview because i wanted to know how many buildings were on there. these dated back to the year 2000. i was surprised about that, because i thought open notice of violation, you get a notice, and you take care of it. and you have 30-60 days or the penalties start to kick in. to compare it to the bayview numbers, i asked for a number for all of the city to see how we stood, and i was surprised to see that there were nearly 5800 open notices of violation in the city, some dating back to 1994. you have to wonder what the process and how can we fix this? what i would like to also ask is to have this as an agenda item. i think there is enough going on than it needs to be looked at. thank you. >> any further public comment? item number four, discussion and possible action to approve and swear in members of the board of examiners. reappointment or appointments recommended by denominations sub-committee are michael casheion, high-rise sprinkler- building owner. commissioner lee, would you like to give a review? commissioner lee: we met last week, and we reviewed the app

the testimony given here today, and i think them for the honor of letting me be a part of this date as today. mr. chairman, for me to be here today to provide my personal views on whether the chief of the national guard bureau should be a member of the joint chiefs of staff, i'm sitting here be leaving now in the 21st century after three years in the job is the chief of the national guard bureau, and 11 total years serving in the pentagon that it is now in the best interest of the american people for the chief of the national guard to be made a full member of the joint chiefs of staff. while the 2008 national defense authorization act and resulting dod initiatives made important fundamental changes in the role of the chief of the national guard bureau, and the bureau only full joint chiefs of staff membership were the chief of the national guard bureau will ensure that their responsibilities and capabilities of the non-federalist national guard are considered in a planned and deliberate manner that is not based upon l. hoch or personal relationships, but is instead, firmly rooted in block and th

mr. obama may win out against the republican field. but that's where the good news ends for the president. the poll finding his approval ratings unchanged dating back to august with 51% of americans disapproving of the way he's conducting his job as president. 44% with that number still holding steady and actually not such a bad number givie given te economy we're in. the poll shows 73% of americans still think we're on the wrong track as a country. in his first fund-raiser in two weeks, president obama attend add private resepgsz last night in washington. dnc officials estimate the night would bring in $800,000. that followed an afternoon announcement where the president unveiled executive actions targeting the nation's servicemen and women. the programs which include customized job search assistant and online job bank, aimed at pressuring republicans to pass the next part of the americans jobs act which provides tax credits to businesses hiring veterans. the president once again urged congress to move forward on his jobs proposals. >> we ask our men and women in uniform to leave their families and their jobs and risk their lives to fight for

mr. bowles, thank you for recognizing that actions of the kind already taken to date, including passage of the budget control act, which is already achieve significant savings of close to a trillion dollars in discretionary funds, which is not far from the target that all of you set in your work. the major difference being it actually had a higher part of that coming from defense cuts, is that not the case? >> we actually divided hours -- ours between security and on security. -- security and non-security. >> half of that is $600 billion. i think the figures will show that your proposal to of more -- your proposal took more than has been taken to date from the defense side of the equation. many of us view your approach here is balanced approach is, balanced remarks. i want to put the discretionary pieces side, because we have a -- we have come close to achieving your target. in simpson-bowles, as you mentioned, you had about $500 billion gross cuts in medicare and medicaid. you actually took some savings out of that. net it was around four hundred billion dollars. on the revenue, i just wa

mr. chernoff, would you like to be heard? >> you are asking about sentencing? >> dr. marie -- murray has a statutory right to sentencing within 20 days after this court date. i do not believe we have a probation report. i have not reviewed any documentation and do not think we do. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we're developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. let's go. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet los angeles.

date for the annual renewal of certain business licenses. and required departments to post a current business license fees on their web sites. supervisor chu: we have mrtax collector's office. >> good morning, supervisors. i have a presentation today to give you an update on the overall business consolidation and give you a context that will be affecting the debates and clarify the penalty structure for some of the licenses in this city. overall, we are doing consolidation of those collected by the tax collector's office. there are regulatory departments throughout the city as far as department of public health that will issue permits the allow the business or the individual to conduct a business to do some sort of activity or of an item in the city. the license is the annual renewal of the permit and paying those fees. it is based on information gathered from the regulatory departments. we administer some of the annual license renewals, a number are to individuals rather than businesses. we have four different headlines throughout the year for businesses and individuals. so we have four different male cycles where we might start in the february for t