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mr. roberts. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and ranking member miller for calling this hearing. i want to thank all of the panel members who have participated in this. and thank you so much on behalf of the coal miners of the united states for congress's concern about the health and safety of coal miners in the united states. i want to also very much thank you for remembering the families and the lost miners. many of these people were my friends. i grew up with some of these people who lost their lives. and if i don't know the miners themselves, i knew someone in their families. this morning i would like to remember in particular the davis family. linda davis and charles davis lost a son, and two grandsons in this tragedy. the past two years have been very difficult for that family, and unfortunately, on friday, the funeral of linda davis took place. and i wanted to say to you she was a wonderful lady. one of the things that i would recommend people have been asking what can we do, one of the first things i would suggest that should be bipartisan here is that these families get

mr. robert cooke is director of the division of trading and markets for the u.s. securities and exchange commission. mr. richard ketchum is chairman he is chairman and ceo of the financial industry regulatory authority. he is an executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i would like to ask witnesses to keep remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the areaing record. you may begin your testimony. chairman johnson, ranking member shelby and members of the committee. i take seriously a trustee of mf global links. i would like to provide a copy and of course input from regulators a lack of supervision and inattention to maintaining segregation of customer accounts caused the shortfall of customer funds. this is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors when there is a regulatory shortfall. consideration should also be given to requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior officers, including the ceo and cfo to certify compliance with commodity segregation requirements on a much more frequ

mr. robert standstill and 4 supervisor olague 4 lawrence bill richardson. president chiu: is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business for today. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel cold and electronic? >> the imagery will change. there will be four different sets. it is a two dimensional image. it is stretched out into three dimensions. the device is part of the experience. you cannot experience the image without the device as being part of what you are seeing. whereas with the tv you end up ignoring it. i make gallery work more self and budget and public art work where i have to drop this of indulgence and think about how people will respond. and one of the things i was interested in the work and also a little fearful of, it is not until you get to the first and secon

mr. robert cook speche is direc trading and markets for u.s. securities and exchange commission. mr. richard ketchum is chairman and ceo of the financial industry regulatory authority. mr. charles a. duffy is executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you, again, for being here today. i would look to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. mr. gins, you may begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shelby and members of xhet. thank y -- committee. thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as trustee of mf global inc., to treat themic w equitably. i would look to present studies. a lack of supervision and inattention to maintaining segregation of customer accounts caused short fall of customer funds. the possible remedy is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors where there is a regulatory short fall. consideration should also be given to requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior officers in

mr. robert standstill and 4 supervisor olague 4 lawrence bill richardson. president chiu: is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business for today. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, these wi

mr. robert shepherd and mr. neely for private inroom parties. i've canceled most travel through the end of the fiscal year agency wide and centralizing budget authority and vin already trawlized procurement oversight for regional offices to make them more directly accountable. i look forwarded to working in partnership with this committee to ensure there's full accountability for these activities so that we can beginton restore the trust of the american people. i hope that in so doing, gsa can refocus on its core mission saving taxpayers money by efficiently procuring supplies, services and real estate and effectively disposing of unneeded government property. we believe that there is seldom been a time of greater need for these services and the savings they bring to the government and the taxpayer. there is a powerful value proposition to a single agency dedicate odd this work, especially in these austere fiscal times. we need to insure we get back to the basics, conduct this work better than ever. at gsa, our commitment is our service, our dut

mr. robert peck, former buildings -- former public buildings services commissioner. mr. neeley, as chairman mica already said, mr. neeley through his attorney refused to appear this morning. and miss lisa daniels, the event planner for public building service. if you'd join us at the table up front. i ask unanimous consent that our witnesses' full statement be included in the record without objection. so ordered. since your written testimony has been made part of the record, the subcommittee would request that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. and as far as this committee today, we will be going by the strict five-minute rule. we have a lot of questions. this is going to be a very long hearing. we want to make sure we have as many opportunities to go through members' requests as possible. mr. miller, you may proceed. >> good morning, chairman denham. chairman mica. ranking member norton. thank you for inviting me here this morning. to testify about our report. i think everyone is familiar with the facts of our report. okay. and so i would simply ask that my

mr. robert cook is the director of the securities and exchange commission's division. mr. richard ketchum is the chairman and ceo of the financial industry regulatory authority. mr. terrence duffy is an executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you for being here today. i would like to ask witnesses to please keep their remarks to five minutes. your fault written statements will be included into the record. mr. giddens, begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shall be, and members of the committee, off thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as the trustee of mf global inc to treat customers equitably. i would like to provide some proposals that may merit further study and of course input from regulators, experts, and the public. the possible remedy is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors when there is a regulatory shortfall. consideration should also be given for requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior officers, including the ceo and cfo. requiring compliance

mr. gehry is theater artist robert wilson. mr. wilson has shaped the look of theater and opera through his signature use of light and classical rigor of the scenic and furniture design, he articulates the force and originality of his vision. he attended the university of texas and moved to new york and attended pratt institute in brooklyn. he became a leader of manhattan downtown art scene and turned his attention to large-scale opera. with philip glass he created the monumental einstein on the beach in 1976 which won worldwide acclaim. he worked increasingly with major european theaters and opera houses and collaborated with internationally renowned writers and performers, and he's won numerous honors for his work around the world. in my previous life as director of the new york public library, i was proud to be responsible for the robert wilson audio and visual collection at the library for the performing arts in new york, so it's nice to be working with robert wilson again. so, please welcome frank gehry and robert wilson to th

mr. robert passed and put on line to the effect that it was expected to review news corp. bid is for the sky which would be of concern to you or mr. michele is saying jeremy hunt is not aware and thinks it is not credible at all. he is checking now. mr michele is finding out to mr. hunt or his specialist adviser watch mr. hunt's view about this blogger. are we agreed? >> it seems he is trying to find out where mr. heston's information is credible. it is important to put in context during this time i was repeatedly seeking an official meeting with mr. cable so that i could make the legal case and give the business rationale and we were not able to have that meeting so we had very limited meetings communicated. >> the way you did communicate was through your cheerleader mr. hunt to find out what is happening around the state. >> that is unfair. mr michele is a diligent public affairs executive communicating with many people across the political spectrum as is evident in this exhibit. >> he picked that mr. paston, and seven minutes later was reporting to they cms -- dcairmass.

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mr. robert strasbourg or vice president of vehicle safety for the alliance of automobile manufacturers. since joining the alliance in 2000 he has directed the industry standards to enhance motor vehicle safety. mr. strasbourg are also oversees the alliance safety research which includes developing new crash test dummies and conducting crash investigations and fundamental injury causation studies. mr. strasbourg or i welcome your remarks. >> thank you dr. brews, chairman hersman other members of the panel. thank you for the opportunity of being here today. digital technology -- digital technology has created a connected culture that has forever changed our society. managing these technologies and the driving environment is an important component in any comprehensive strategy to address distracted driving concerned. that is why the alliance developed its driver focus guidelines over a decade ago. the guidelines are now in their third iteration and they help promote an environment in which drivers can better keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel. we have heard a lot today about

robert ballard. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. ballard, thanks so much for coming back, good to see you. you were on here once before but there's a special anniversary coming up. >> absolutely. >> stephen: what is the actual anniversary of the sinking of the "titanic". >> it would be april 15. >> stephen: tax day. >> 2012 at 2:20 a.m. newfoundland time. >> stephen: some people may already know this but you found the "titanic". >> i did. >> stephen: how did you find it? >> well, i looked for it. >> stephen: you don't stumble across... >> no, i was looking for something else at the time. the "titanic" as you know was a cover for a series of military operations i was doing. >> stephen: so you were actually trying to find something that the military had lost? >> two submarines on either side of the "titanic". the scorpion and the thresher. we didn't want the soviets to know we were going there so we needed a cover. and the "titanic" became... but the military wanted me to find the thresher and scorpion. in particular the scorpion had nuclear weapons on it. >> stephen: and it sunk? >> it sunk

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mr. robert shepherd and mr. neely for private inroom parties.nceled most travel through the end of the fiscal year agency wide and centralizing budget authority and vin already trawlized procurement oversight for regional offices to make them more directly accountable. i look forwarded to working in partnership with this committee to ensure there's full accountability for these activities so that we can beginton restore the trust of the american people. i hope that in so doing, gsa can refocus on its core mission saving taxpayers money by efficiently procuring supplies, services and real estate and effectively disposing of unneeded government property. we believe that there is seldom been a time of greater need for these services and the savings they bring to the government and the taxpayer. there is a powerful value proposition to a single agency dedicate odd this work, especially in these austere fiscal times. we need to insure we get back to the basics, conduct this work better than ever. at gsa, our commitment is our service, our duty and ou

mr. robert cook is the director of the securities and exchange commission's division. mr. richard ketchum is the chairman and ceo of the financial industry regulatory authority. mr. terrence duffy is an executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you for being here today. i would like to ask witnesses to please keep their remarks to five minutes. your fault written statements will be included into the record. mr. giddens, begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shall be, and members of the committee, off thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as the trustee of mf global inc to treat customers equitably. i would like to provide some proposals that may merit further study and of course input from regolith -- regular is, experts, and the public. -- regulators, experts, and the public. the possible remedy is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors when there is a regulatory shortfall. consideration should also be given for requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior offic

mr. cecil roberts who was the president of the united mine workers of america. you're basically saying the coal industry could suffer the same fate as bin laden by which i i guess you mean the epa's going to put the coal industry out of business. is that fair? >> i think that's exactly what i've been saying. we've had three rules, two of which have been implemented. all of which are very troubling for the coal industry. and where we found ourselves today, i doubt if it's possible to build another coal-fire facility in the united states. >> well, that's what some of the environmental people are saying that there'll never be another new coal-fired plant. isn't the united states the saudi arabia of coal? aren't we a gigantic coal power? >> we have more coal in the united states than any country on earth and absolutely we're the saudi arabia of coal here in the united states and instead of trying to do away with this energy source, we ought to be tapping into it. >> as i understand it from your radio appearance yesterday, you're very annoyed at the obama administrat

information regarding his tendency and references an attorney who is representing him at this time, robert peterson. mr. hanson is now on his third attorney. while i understand that mr. hanson may be disappointed about the fact that he is residing in an unwarranted unit, my clients are new owners, trying to do the right thing and remove what is not permissible.

mr. robert shepherd and mr. neely for private inroom parties.canceled most travel through the end of the fiscal year agency wide and centralizing budget authority and vin already trawlized procurement oversight for regional offices to make them more directly accountable. i look forwarded to working in partnership with this committee to ensure there's full accountability for these activities so that we can beginton restore the trust of the american people. i hope that in so doing, gsa can refocus on its core mission saving taxpayers money by efficiently procuring supplies, services and real estate and effectively disposing of unneeded government property. we believe that there is seldom been a time of greater need for these services and the savings they bring to the government and the taxpayer. there is a powerful value proposition to a single agency dedicate odd this work, especially in these austere fiscal times. we need to insure we get back to the basics, conduct this work better than ever. at gsa, our commitment is our service, our duty and

mrs. kennedy and the attorney general robert kennedy approached the casket to view the president. >> mrs.issors and then you heard something, correct? >> she asked me to get some scissors and i knew what she was going to be doing and i could hear the clip, clip, clip of the scissors. i knew she was cutting a lock of his hair and that when they were finished viewing and the casket was closed she handed me the scissors which i took back to the office and noticed on the tip of one of the blades of the scissors was chestnut-colored hair. >> you were in personal situations with the kennedys, good times and bad with the first lady. would you consider yourself to be a friend and a confidant as well as a secret service agent? >> i was with her because she and i were together a lot, just the two of us, and she confided in me in a lot of situations, and i confided in her, too. she held my secrets as well as i hers, and we became very good friends. we were very professional and very good friends and she always called me mr. hill, and i called her mrs. kennedy and we were quite knowledgeable about ea

mr. robert papp former building, former public building services commissioner, chairman already said the attorney refused to appear this morning and ms. lisa daniels the planner for the public building services join us at the table up front. >> i ask unanimous consent that our witnesses statement be included in the record. without objection, so ordered. since you're written testimony has been made a part of the record of the subcommittee would request you limit your testimony to five - and as far as this committee today, we will be going by the strict five minute rule. we have a lot of questions. it's going to be a long hearing. we want to make sure that we have as many opportunities to go through the member's request as possible. mr. miller, you may proceed. >> good morning, german, german mica, ranking member norton. thank you for inviting me here this morning to testify about the report. i think everyone is familiar with the facts of the report. i would simply ask that my written statement and the report itself be included in the record. i would be happy to answer any questions. thank

mr. roberts previously served president obama as the legislative council in the senate and served as a personal adviser to the president. it begs the question, are we really to believe that the chief of staff to the gsa administrator and the right-hand man that did not know anything about this for all of this time? and if he did not, should he not have? did he communicate the seriousness of this situation to the white house, and if so, when? why was jeff a regional public building service commissioner who was the chief organizer of the 2010 las vegas conference, given a bonus approved by the agency's most senior officials even though they know and were discussing sensational details of what had happened at the conference? the question here from the guy is has to be all of the good work, all of the assertions of a good job, -- from the dais has to be all of the good work. and, finally, while we are determined to uncover the full truth about what went wrong and why it is equally important to look to the future, i want to thank the gsa new acting administrator, dan -- i am going to get it right, f

mr. robert draper.here. >> brian: the title comes from a phrase that began with the house, correct? >> yes. came from one of the first congressmen. he was in the first federal congress. he authored the first amendment, in fact. he left after four terms. already tired of partisan division in the house and he wrote a friend and said, do not ask what good you can do, that is not a fair question. >> steve: he was like one of the original tea party patriots. >> he really was, yeah. >> steve: fast forward to today, a lot of people on the left say look, the tea party that's really messing up the political process because they're so extreme! >> well, you can't say that the 87 freshman have no belief system. they definitely do. >> steve: that's refreshing, by the way. they stand for something. >> they certainly do. you're going to hear president obama in the campaign trail call them the do nothing congress. i don't think he can say that either. it's not that they didn't do anything. it's that they staked out a p

mrs. kennedy one other time before she passed away. it was at the funeral of robert f. kennedy. the book is called "mrs. kennedy and me," and we'll have more of our conversation on "nightly news" tomorrow night. >>> up next, the grandmother with the right stuff. you'll hear the dramatic tapes as she lands a plane under the worst possible circumstances. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> we told you earlier this week about the 80-year-old grandmother who mustered the courage and the skill to land a small plane after her husband died at the controls. tonight, the minute by minute cockpit tape of that drama in the sky has been released. here is nbc's kevin tibbles. >> it wasn't a perfect landing, but considering 80-year-old helen collins isn't a pilot, it was perfect enough. helen and husband john were returning to wisco

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mr. robert cook is the director of the division of trading and markets for the u.s. securities and exchange commission. mr. richard -- is chairman and ceo of the financial regulatory industry authority. mr. terence a. duffy is the executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you, again, for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to, please, keep your remarks to five minutes, your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. mr. giddens, you may begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shelby and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as the trustee of mf global inc., to treat commodities securities customers and general creditors equitably. i would like to provide some proposals that may merit further study and, of course, input from regulators, industry experts and the public. a lack of supervision and inattention to maintaining segregation of customer accounts caused the shortfall of customer funds. thus, a possible remedy is imposing personal

mr. miller, chairman deputy administrator, chief financial officer, robert pack -- peck, mr. neely through his attorney refused to appear this morning, and miss lisa daniels the event planner. join us at the table up front. i ask unanimous consent that our witnesses full statement be included into the record without objection, so ordered. since your written testimony has been made part of this record, the committee would request that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. as far as this committee today, we'll be joined by the strict five minute rule. we have a lot of questions. it is going to be a very long hearing. i want to make sure we have as many opportunities to cut members' requests as possible. mr. miller, you may proceed. -- to get through members' requests as possible. >> good morning. thank you for inviting me here this morning. to testify about our report. think everyone is familiar with the facts of our report. bouquet. i would simply ask bridget ok. i would simply ask -- ok. i would simply ask that my written report be in the record. thank you. >> good m

robert gulley, mr. o, if you are really fair, please tell obama how to beat romney. after all, you gave the governor advice. are you kidding me? every night. every night i suggest to the president things he might do to turn things around, robert. cut spending as the simpson-bowles commission suggested, champinnel legislati to make it harder for speculators to drive up oil prices. come on, man. what else do i have to do? every night i'm doing this. rochelle hughes, mr. o'reilly, my husband and i really enjoyed your show here last friday night. next time you come down, please bring miller. careful what you wish for, rochelle. my last solo show of the spring will be at the state theater in eastern pennsylvania saturday night. it will be a blast. also, miller and i are going to be here in new york city on may 12th, indianapolis on june 22nd. chicago june 23rd and there are special tickets available where you get to meet miller and me. very frightening. all right? but we have e.m.s. standing by. information on billo'reilly.com. finally tonight, pinheads and patriots, ashl

robert gulley, mr. o, if you are really fair, please tell obama how to beat romney. the governor advice. are you kidding me? every night. every night i suggest to the president things he might do to turn things around, robert. cut spending as the simpson-bowles commission suggested, champinnel legislati to make it harder for speculators to drive up oil prices. come on, man. what else do i have to do? every night i'm doing this. rochelle hughes, mr. o'reilly, my husband and i really enjoyed your show here last friday night. next time you come down, please bring miller. careful what you wish for, rochelle. my last solo show of the spring will be at the state theater in eastern pennsylvania saturday night. it will be a blast. also, miller and i are going to be here in new york city on may 12th, indianapolis on june 22nd. chicago june 23rd and there are special tickets available where you get to meet miller and me. very frightening. all right? but we have e.m.s. standing by. information on billo'reilly.com. finally tonight, pinheads and patriots, ashley judd in a new abc

>> take this one, robert. >> mr. reich, your turn. how did it get this way and what can we do?not the most efficient institutions, but part of the problem is fees and tuitions have not been offset by state legislatures. the government used to provide and the government helped provide a lot of student aid and that has been drying up. so the college loan market keeps on growing, and i think in the future, over the future we are going to see more attempts online education, more ways at getting students good higher education without necessarily all of the expenses and frills that go with attending a four-year college. we also in this country have got to develop a good system of technical education. it's absurd that every young person has got to go to a four-year college in order to get a good education for preparing for the job of the future. >> there's 3 million jobs that can't be filled. i talk to ceos every day and the science program and they can't find people to fill these jobs in this country because of the types of degrees that most american students are pursuing and one of

mr. kneelly rs it stops now. the hearings pick up today, robert peck is set to testify on the misuse of taxpayer's money. >>> george huguely will learn his fate in late august. he is the former uva lacrosse player who is convicted of killing yeardly love. the murder happened two years ago. a jury convicted huguely in february, they recommended a 26- year prison sentence. the judge will announce his decision august 30th. >>> two boys charged with setting fire to a church last week , the 12 and 13 year old found the gasoline and lighter in side a unlocked shed. investigators say one of the boys poured the gasoline and the other set the fire. this maybe connected now to a fire at the calvary church that destroyed two buses. the boys may not be connected to that at all. >>> howard county man accused of of killing his brother will not be tried again. the jury couldn't reach a verdict. prosecutors said they aren't going to try him again. >>> a brands new poll is pitting mitt romney in a head to head matchup with president barack obama. survey shows 52% say the president is their choice for reelection compared to 43% to m

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