mr. dean taylor. mr. taylor's company has admitted dealings with a notorious serb war criminal who is indicted for and i quote willfully causing great suffering, cruty but, murder, willful killing, rape, and other inhuman acts. will the prime minister stop posting mr. taylor at downing stre and give the money back? >> first of all let me thank the honorable john up about what he says, very terminal efforts to make sure that rape and sexual funds are no longersed as weapons of war and conflict. the government is putting a huge impetus behind this in terms of the g8. i have to say i think so we regret what he tries to play some sort of political guard in the rest of what he said. >> does the prime minister agree with me that helping people who want to work hard is the right thing to do? making work pay is the right thing to do and not insulting them as some politicians have done it by calling them trash? >> i think my honorable friend is right. it is this government that is on the side of hard-working famili

mr. dean taylor. mr. taylor's company has admitted dealings with a notorious serb war criminal who is indicted for and i quote willfully causing great suffering, cruelty but, murder, willful killing, rape, and other inhuman acts. will the prime minister stop posting mr. taylor at downing street and give the money back? >> first of all let me thank the honorable john up about what he says, very terminal efforts to make sure that rape and sexual funds are no longer used as weapons of war and conflict. the government is putting a huge impetus behind this in terms of the g8. i have to say i think so we regret what he tries to play some sort of political guard in the rest of what he said. >> does the prime minister agree with me that helping people who want to work hard is the right thing to do? making work pay is the right thing to do and not insulting them as some politicians have done it by calling them trash? >> i think my honorable friend is right. it is this government that is on the side of hard-working

mr. ian taylor. mr. taylor's company vitol has admitted dealings with the notorious serb war criminal arkan who is indicted for, and i quote, willfully causing great suffering, cruel treatment, murder, willful killing, rape and other inhuman acts. will the prime minister stop hosting mr. taylor at downing street and give the money back? >> first of all, let me thank the honorable gentleman for what he says my right honor friend, the foreign secretary, efforts to make sure that rape and sexual violence are no longer used as weapons of war and conflict. the government is putting a huge impetus behind that through the g-8. it's regrettable he tries to play a political card in the rest of what he says. >> mr. speaker, does the prime minister agree with me helping people who want to work hard is the right thing to do, take them out of tax altogether is the right thing to do, and making work pay is the right thing to do and not insulting them as some politicians have done by calling them trash? >> i think my ho

mr. taylor, a former trader at goldman sachs. in a written statement mr. tronic exchange. an $8 billion plus position in s&p 500 futures. this against the risk guidelines sent by goldman sachs. he entered counter trades, basically manually. however, when he was questioned about this, he also said he made false statements. what this resulted in was a loss of about $118 million for goldman sachs. taylor saying he was truly sorry. now sentencing is scheduled now for july 26th, and it will be interesting to see what the judge decides. this does carry a maximum sentence of 20 years, but during the hearing, the judge was very critical of the government, saying within the plea agreement that was reached between the government and mr. taylor's lawyers the government wasn't aggressive enough. suggesting, of course, that the judge could sentence mr. taylor to either a sentence that is greater. and in large part, he said, the judge because this tould have risked the safety and soundness of a financial institution? a statement released to the press, mr. taylor said he

mr. taylor entered his guilty plea, goldman sachs said they were very disappointed in the unauthorized. he cost goldman $118 million. >> now to a big pay cut for jc penney's embattled ron johnson. the man at the top is paying for it. this is quite a slash in pay. >> this is the way that a lot of people think that it should work. directly tied to the company's success as the market defines it, the ceo should prosper or flounder right along with the shareholders. 2012 was a rough year for jcp. he received no stock awards like he did in 2011. 2011 compensation totalled 53.3 million. done partially to compensate him for the $50 million of apple stock that he would have vested. >> very interesting. going get $52 million in stock from jcp. restricted shares. i wonder if that stock is worth anywhere near 52 million? >> almost nothing near. he can't exercise at a strike price of 30 for like 14 and change. that's pretty much worth nothing now, too. >> sue? >> we're going to talk carnival. the shares are not sinking. this comes after the engine room fire. and it's only been a little over a year s

mr. taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence. he has come forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own bid. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one on one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. um. listen, gary. i bought the last one. nice try. says right here you can get one for $199 a mont

mr. taylor pleading guilty today to one count of wire fraud. we are very disappointed by mr. he posted a bond. his sentencing hearing set for july 26. paypal is expanding. they have already tested the program sellers in the uk. see a ride on wall street after disappointing reports on the u.s. economy. take a look at the dow. that is the latest from the boxes network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ ashley: in today's medical dollars report, the bird flu has already caused $20 billion in economic damage over the last 20 years. scientists are racing to see if it raises a pandemic risk. doctor manny alvarez is joining us right now. >> not a panic, but, again, one of these days we will have a panic. these bird flu have infected humans. the mode of transmission is bird to human. just like you said, it is a very low type of bird flu. people who have gotten it have gotten critically ill. three people have died beard we have to be very careful and monitor any further outbreaks. tracy: is there a vaccine? >> i am sure that the federal vdc level, they have to be prepared to develo

mr. taylor.s don't like to implement austerity because it's actually a medicine that may work. if it's implied properly, do you believe the central theme that an economy saddled with debt over a period of time will underperform it's own bogey? do you agree tw the original premise of that paper, sir? >> do i agree with the premise that too much debt is dangerous and our projections were going to go a lot more. i mean, it's much more than 90% if we don't make a correction. the sensible thing would be to reduce spending gradually. try to get the budget in balance gradually. we're talking about to getting back to where we were before the mess began in 2007. i think that mess is important to talk a spread sheet error trivializes the whole thing. >> well, my final question. we're almost out of time. if you raise rates and look at capital as a commodity, there's many businesses and savers and businesses where if capital was more in tune with risk there would be more activity, not less. is there any trut

mr. taylor, louis taylor, convicted in the first place? >> he was there at the fire that night. good evening. he was there at the fire that night, december, 1970. he told us today he was going there to attend some parties, maybe get some free food and drinks. he was kind of a juvenile delinquent in the area and known to police. the fire starts and he ends up helping people out of the hotel but as police are looking for suspects he made some odd statements, he couldn't quite explain what he was doing at the hotel, they found matches on him and pice tk him in fo several hours of questioning and arrested him. >> woodruff: and what was the new evidence that ultimately caused the law enforcement system to give him this chance to get out? >> it's not so much newly discovered evidence but a new way of looking at the evidence. the science of fire has changed so much since 1970. one fire expert told me this week that the old way of determining arson was pretty much guess work but science had determined ways of finding out when there's a flashover fire and things that might have looked li

taylor. >> president and mrs. obama, governor and mrs. patrick, mayor and mrs. menino, all of us in this space and well beyond are grateful for your constant and inspired leadership. your compassionate presence is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quindland wrote, "grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamber within. the landscapes of all our lives

mr. taylor's unauthorized conduct and betrayal of the firm trust in him.g is set for july 26th. david: most people think that electric vehicles are a modern innovation but almost 100 years ago they were among the most common vehicles on the road. with a company named detroit electric leading the way in sales. now the company eventually went bankrupt but after 70 years it has been revived. and tonight, the company unveil as new electrical vehicle, electric vehicle. they say it is the first electric sports car. with us, albert lamb. detroit electric chairman and ceo. john grun stat, is north american operations ceo. great to see you both. we've got pictures. that is not the whole car but we can show you a little bit of what it is like. albert, first of all i thought the fisker had the first sports electric vehicle. you say no? >> no. i say no because fisker is a hybrid vehicle. it is not a pure electric vehicle. david: i see. >> what we have today is a pure electric sports car. and, but that, sorry. david: no, go ahead. >> no. the day's, we're very excited a

i read that mrs. taylor was a devout episcopalian and she promised got to give up the pleasures of society if her husband returned safely from work. >> i have read that as well. in several different publications. i don't think she realized that when her husband came back from the war, she was going to end up being fi >> bethany johnson went to -- has two questions about margaret taylor. did she play any instruments that we know of, and how old was she when she died? >> she was born in 1788, so that makes her about 65. >> she died by many accounts from a broken heart. she was convinced that zachary taylor was poisoned. >> that is right. >> that was a story that stayed with that retailer for many years. our le, w eors bo no poison. >> when fillmore becomes pr people sinthat tlor was poisoned. americans or all conspiracy eorists. >>e are obably notlo in that. let'ncolumbus, ohio. on t air. >> i was wondering if it is true that when margaret taylor prayed for her husband's defeat for the esency, she was that muc

i read that mrs. taylor was a devout episcopalian and she promised got to give up the -- romised god to give up the pleasures of society if her husband returned safely from work. >> i have read that as well. in several different publications. i don't think she realized that when her husband came back from the war, she was going to end up being first lady. so hard to say, but -- >> bethany johnson went todid she play any instruments that we know of, and how old was she when she died? >> she was born in 1788, so that makes her about 65. when she dies. >> she died by many accounts from a broken heart. she was show -- so shocked. she was convinced that zachary taylor was poisoned. >> that is right. >> that was a story that stayed with that retailer for many years. in our lifetime, zachary taylor's body was exhumed. determine he was not poisoned. >> to determine the cherries and the milk. >> no poison. >> when fillmore becomes president, he gets letters from people saying that taylor was poisoned. --ricans or all

taylor. >> president and mrs. obama, governor and mrs. patrick, mayor and mrs.f us in this space and well beyond are grateful for your constant and inspired leadership. your compassionate presence is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quindland wrote, "grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamber within. the landscapes of all our lives become as full of craters as the surface of the moon." we would wish our prayers this morning to hold not only the city and its souls in our embrace, but to extend our reach to kindred spirits in newtown and now, sadly, in west, texas. our message to them is that our arms are wide enough to hold you in our hearts as well. a rabbi once said -- [ speaking in foreign language ] the entire world is a narrow bridge, but the important principle is -- [ speaking in foreign language ] -- the important principle is to transcend somehow your fear. as we share our grief for those who have lost life or limb, and for the

will keep neither house or butter. ,> we will look at sarah polk and also her successors abigail taylor and mrsfillmore. first ladies, live on monday night on c-span and c-span three. pan 3. washington journal continues. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. we will talk about same-sex marriage and congress returning this week. let's begin with the president 's budget. we will get more details this week. it has not only been criticized by the speaker of the house and also by the afl-cio. guest: the president is showing leadership. the budget is a message document. the president does not have a vote in the congress. it is an extremely important statement of values. what you are seeing yet again his leadership. that he's vision going to propose on wednesday, a compromise budget. he has taken speaker boehner and other republicans at their word and will reportedly be including some tinkering with medicare and social security, entitlement reform, which is allegedly the third rail on the left, but for me, it is about leadership and vision. i am excited to see it. it looks like it is going to be a r

mr. white hat -- >> all right. >> he's the guy on the lord & taylor video probably placing that bomb that's in the backpack where you see it covered with the white right next to the trash dbag that you've seen on "nightly news." so white hat is seen -- the fbi said we had him on video placing the device. he's placing the device. they don't have blue hat placing the device. so what they do -- >> but blue hat has a nap sack as well? >> blue hat has a nap sack. they walk back their video to as soon as they can and find anybody that white hat's talking to or interacting with. >> okay. >> every day at the bomb scene when we run these at the bomb scene and command post, we have the bomb team come in and brief the detectives and agents and saying we're finding remnants of a black backpack. it's got white markings on it. they are piecing it together and then they are sharing that with everybody that is running the video surveillance and they are going back and finding that white hat is talking to blue pack and he has a backpack that is similar to what is being picked up with bomb debris. remember, there's nothing else o

mr. rifkin you have acknowledged -- back in december we were given five options for where they could be extracted one of them was clear down on columbus and taylor streets which is totally unrealistic -- and among the five is the chinatown option and now we're told that other circumstances have neg ated -- therefore we're having to have our own community meeting inviting you and experts that you referred to but we've never seen any reports as to why chinatown has become infeasible so it's going to disrupt us for years and years and i want you to think about that thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please? >> john horn followed by ron collins and mark gruber. >> i wrote 2 letters to chris, hiaschi i was very surprised how mr. -- conducted the session. the process was so narrow and ridged. he lost track of a half hour during the whole session and tried to make it up but didn't do a good job of it. there were at least 4 drivers in my group who were clearly not native english speakers and i was wondering if the focus group took that into consideration they didn't seem to be listening at all any way the focus group is flawed and there's very little

the chair now recognizes lieutenant governor taylor for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify this afternoon regarding ohio's experience with high-risk pool program under the affordable care act. my name is mary taylor and i'm ohio's lieutenant governor, and also the director of the department of insurance. states have regular insurance based on specific needs of their population, economies and insurance markets. under the leadership of different administrations, democrat and republican, over the past 60 years our department has managed and regulate a competitive insurance market for consumers and job creators. because of our regulatory environment, ohio has a very competitive health insurance market with 60 companies writing health insurance business from which ohio's consumers can choose. in order to determine the impact of the aca on ohio's vibrant market, my department commissioned a report conducted by testing in 20 oh the biggest report projected premiums would increase in indiv

mrs. earp. know. no. i may need somebody to click for me. clicker. i actually heard that in the early days of television. bill taylorhave someone come and visit him, and he said he needed to change the channel, and someone said what, don't have a remote control? he said sure i do, george. and george came and changed the channel. so could you teach me, george? so what am i doing wrong wax can you get it? good, it's not just me. i'm usually pretty good with technology. so i will just keep going. and i'm going to start telling you a little bit about her family in the united states. so josephine's parents emigrated from prussia around 1850, and this is a pretty familiar story of jewish immigration. but for the rest of her life josephine would say that a family was german, not prussian. and that's a very important distinction. project is now poland pashtun prussia is now fully. and didn't really matter? it didn't really matter except that the german tended to be more affluent, better educated, less religious. the prussian, i.e., the eastern european, were much more religious and less affluent and spoke gibberish rather t

taylor swift album. >>> a few good lines. joining me with reaction and author a of of a book out this week, "is college worth it." mr.ennett is with us. i'm proud to announce i have never been to a white house washington correspondence dinner. both tom brokaw and barbara walters are critical recently of it. i don't mind the joking part, i don't care that they get together, but it seems that there's a nexus here, where the president, the media, hollywood converge. and i don't think we are -- they are getting anything done on behalf of the american people. it seems too close to me. >> it's very close. it's very close, sean. you are absolutely right. it's kind of the liberal establishment, all dressed up. i can't claim what you claimed. elaine and i have been to several white house correspondence dinners but we aren't going any more. we fell the air was a little close. you know where we were that night? we were at the catholic charities dinner. we think that was a better event. >> well, we are going to be hated, bill. let's be honest here. >> of course. you know what, when paul ryan came on the screen with his greetings

mr. cavanaugh. i want to ask secretary ridge, governor ridge, to this point, the video that we saw, the surveillance video from the lord and taylorera and other cameras were two very nonchalant young men walking by. it could have been a lot easier to be a suicide bomber at that point than to place the bombs and saunter off. there was a cold-blooded quality to that, but also survivalist quality but what james cavanaugh is just saying is that this has been transformed by the series of events and by the psychology of the perpetrators. >> i think that's right. one of the things that i think we all noticed as they walked through was their assimilation. hat on backward, backpack, given the cosmopolitan nature of boston, massachusetts, it could have been any graduate student, undergraduate student, high school student, we don't notice them. but obviously they were well prepared if in fact their home is trapped, he's go the an ied strapped to him. they engaged in a gun fight with law enforcement. so their motives weren't simply, it doesn't seem like the motive was to cause death and destruction at that site. they had obviously no plans o

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taylor store across the street from fr where the second bomb blast went off. as we reported yesterday, there were three surveillance cameras that the boston athletic association was use to ing to mrrowds. the company that supplied those cameras said it was cooperating with authorities and providing that video. and then there is cell phone video and every other bit of video and evidence that the authorities had been appealing to the public for and they said that they got a tremendous response. in addition to that, they have been from almost the outset collecting physical evidence and we saw a great deal of that even today with a lot of technicians and investigators combing the street from the ground all the way to the rooftops. we know now that they have recovered fragments of the bombs and displayed some of those including pieces of the pressure cooker, pieces of the duffle bag or the backpack that they were in and the wire and the battery. and the batteries are reportedly used oftentimes in toys. which suggests that some of this was readily available household products used to create great devastate. again, all of the effort and one of the things that may have set the news confe

taylor, minister, old south church. and the senior rabbi at temple israel in boston. >> president and mrs. obama, governor and mrs.enino, we're all grateful for your constant and inspired leadership, your compassion. it is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quindlen wrote "grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamor within. the landscapes of all our lives become as full of creatures as the surface of the mind." we would wish and our prayers this morning to hold not only this city and its souls in our embrace, but to extend our reach to kindred spirits in and west, texas. our arms are wide enough to you as well. as a rabbi once said -- [speaking in hebrew] the entire world is a narrow bridge, but the important principle is to transcend somehow your fear. as we share our grief with those who have lost life or limb and for the constellations of families and friends who surround them, we turn to these words taken from psalm 147, verse 3 -- [speaking in hebrew] god, healer of the brokenhearted, a

taylor surveillance camera, police had been looking at some of that tape and where the second bomb went off. republican congressman michael mccall of texas is chairman of the house homeland security commit. mr. chairman, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> megyn: i want to start with that information that had you said some of the forensic information should come back today and they may have some of the signatures from the equipment. can you clarify what that means? >> well possibly as early as today it's down at quantico being examined for forensics. there are tracers in the gunpowder, the pellets themselves, the ball bearings can be traced to the manufacturer and then the device itself actually would have a serial number that they can trace back to the manufacturer. from there they can determine where it came from possibly who purchased it and execute search warrants from there which would hopefully turn up the terrorists. i would say at this point the explosive device itself is probably the best evidence that we have had who did it, yeah. there was much confusion among the news outlets and others whether an arrest had been made or not where do you believe in term

taylor, minister, old south church. and the senior rabbi at temple israel in boston. obama,idenmr governor and mrs., mayor nino, we're all leadership, your constant and compassion that presents, it is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos, of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quindlan wrote grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clamor within, the landscapes of all our lives become as full of creatures as the surface of the mid. prayers wish and our this morning to hold not only this city and its souls in our embrace, but to extend our reach kindredick s-- spirits in newtown and west texas -- our arms are wide enough to hold you as well. as a rabbi once said, -- [speaking in hebrew] the entire world is a narrow bridge, bute torace w yo fear. as we share our grief with those who have lost life or limb and for the constellations of families and friends who surround them, we turn to these words taken from psalm 147, verse 3. [speaking in hebrew] god, healer of the broken hearted, and binder of their wounds, grant consola

taylor. senior minister of the old south church in boston. and now we have rabbi freedman to the pulpit. >>> president and mrs. obama, governor and mrs.ond are grateful for your constant and inspired leadership, your compassionate presence is a signal of the triumph of order over chaos. of love over hatred. the gifted columnist anna quinns land wrote grief remains one of the few things that has the power to silence us. it is a whisper in the world and a clammer within. the landscaped of all our lives become as full of craters as the surface of the moon. we would wish our prayers this morning to hold not only this city and its souls, in our embrace, but to extend our reach to kindred spirits in newtown and now, sadly, in west, texas. our message to them is that our arms are wide fluff to hold you in our hearts as well. the ha siddic sage once said, the entire world is a narrow bridge, but the important principal is not the important principal is to transcend somehow your fear. as we share our grief with those who have lost life or limb, and for the constellations of families and friends who surround them, we turn to these words taken f