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if an olsen twin is wearing it. a year from now we well all be wearing it.re we letting the olsen twins what to wear. we can't tell them apart. we don't know. it's interesting, when they lack of style becomes style. in fact, this socks and sandals thing has given me a great idea for a clothing store of my own. kids, teens, fashionistas, looking for the hottest styles and trends but don't want to pay expensive prices. head to dad's. dad's has fashionable trend that are ironically hip. sandals and socks, patent leather shoes with shorts. big white sneakers. high waisted chinos. and dad has the dungarees. weird hats. oversized golf shirts. braided belts. hawaiian shirts tucked into the perfect pleated pants. you are too old to let mom dress you. so let dad. dad's -- where fashion goes to die. [ applause ] >> i don't know if you heard about this. but some very sad news here in hollywood this weekend. oscar, emmy golden globe winning actor, mickey rooney passed away on sunday at the ripe old age of 93. a show business legend. for almost his entire life. a child s

according to court documents, guglielmelli asked a friend to kill olsen.ded their conversation and went to police. >> when the jury hears the tapes, they'll understand that he was manipulated by somebody who was trying to help himself. >> reporter: guglielmelli's defense attorney says his client was set up in the midst of a bitter divorce battle. olsen declined to comment but is reportedly focussed on rebuilding a once glamorous life, hoping to save her home and business. guglielmelli is now in jail on $10 million bail, expected to remain there at least until his trial is complete. that's expected to begin next month. his company and all its assets have already been sold at auction. dan, bianna? >> thanks to you. >>> lot of other stories developing over night. for that let's go to ron. hey, ron. >> bianna, dan, sara haines. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with a dramatic rescue in the high seas. the california national guard boarded military planes to reach a 1-year-old american baby girl who needed immediate medical help. the baby developed what look

george's funnel said we've got to olsen lee. he's the one (clapping) and then we've got one forestall worth sport she goes to the mayor to get it fixed and that's ann (clapping) okay. so. those are all our award he's open the stage but there's 52 names on the back of the program and if your name is there your special and we have something for you. we have a table in the back and a groundbreaking award that says thank you for stand by us we wouldn't have made it without all of you standing by us there are 2 hundred and 50 more but we picked 50 to say thank you and show our appreciation and dr. davis said you thank people and feed people so don't worry about we've got 2 one hundred people more. i have to say i don't do all the things myself i have a fabulous staff that carries dr. davis legacy and help out so thank you very much today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows w

i'm ted olsen the third-generation person i speak both as a long-term resident and as secretary the swedish society of the issues of the swedish adjacent hall. i also have the letter from the president of the swedish society on behalf of the board and all members. i ask you to grant the conditional used variance to our long-term naibdz neighbors the property owners. i'm well aware of the developments along market street from van ness to castro we need the gray star units to provide the additional housing as affordable housing and others. it was initialed during the several years the associates relationship with the wong family extends over decades and we've had our corporation and we're working together. the close cooperation by victor and others has resulted in gray star donating that for trash recircle. i've informed the association about the suggestions and that has incorporated many of the suggestions here. 3 of the 6 pie wenld corners at this intersection of market street and sanchez will provide 2 hundred housing units at intersection alone. and there's more to be developed out of the

partners and the san francisco foundation and welcome back our brother fred blackwell and director olsen lee. and also want to recognize the executive director of the housing authority barbara taylor smith. thank you barbara i know you've had quite a year and at least i want to thank the hunter's view residents thank you so much for being patient. and recognize the hunter tenants association and as we help our people with walk it's a new organization that's been be born out of the entire process. to our housing authority and commissioners thank you very much for your services and mothers against crime we wouldn't be her without you and uplift our educational macomb x institution and we wouldn't be here for the leadership of then mayor gavin newsom and my predecessor between the two of them i also want to welcome the secretary back to san francisco thank you for being here. and thank you, everyone (clapping.) as we've heard so far take the village i was to invite our next village person secretary thank you. now we'll do the ymca. so good morning to you all. thank you congresswoman and sup

. >> dear commissioner president wu and commissioner fong and commissioners and director i'm ted olsen a neighbor of the region i'm here to compliment you and to ask you grant this request we we met with them that xhofdz the development on market and 15th street they've met about other associations and innovative retail space with the agriculture parking and a large bicycle garage to help. the rooftop and enclosed rooftop is another benefit their exploring benefits not maybe restaurant bar but other multiple vendor their latest concept stations in their retail space already approved for restaurants and bars continues to innovation it allows others to get a foot hold. and this will allow 2 or more alcoholic vendors to share the space that's proven successful in accountability areas it's inclusion her open upper market street it needs a new rental along the district. because at the intersection alone we're gaining 2 hundred residential units and this could provide more nutritious food. in conclusion i've observed all aspects of the construction and daily complimented the crew. they've be

one of the things about the budget i want to talk about olsen lee is in the budget on the oversight board you guys have 50 thousands the record shows they've missed more meeting in city hall how can you give them 50 thousands. you guys talked about your transferring property over to the state. well dog o gone it we're losing population so i'm telling you you all lawyers i'm talking about some piece i'm going to present that doesn't look good in the western edition the numbers don't match. and also you're talking about money you're going to be getting how are you going to be getting money from a failed project in bankruptcy. according to the paperwork this is a bunch it didn't make sense at all because if you look at bottom line it's a failed project that very development had spent millions of dollars you guys gave those people millions of dollars and hadn't been collecting the fbi needs to knock on the doors of redevelopment agrees of what they've done in our community to feel no more. it's impossible that i speak up her in two minutes i feel sick inside but the bottom line is there have

olsen, you are now a junior copywrighter. >> reporter: still always looking at success from the otherr me to move on. >> come on. >> i'm serious. >> she is compartmentalized her life to the point where she is very focused on her work. she had all these missteps in her love life. >> oh, my god, oh, my god! >> jesus! >> she believes in love. i think she is optimistic about it. >> every place else i ever worked. what are they really like? what is that person really like? and here i feel like they come up and they're like -- i'm peggy. i'm joan. that was me. >> does allen ever say i'm any pete? >> i do. >> you don't care about the company. you are already rich. >> the actor, this is how he looks in real life. but shaves back his hairline to seem goercolder, predatory. >> i guess i hope they notice his loyalty. and some times his bravery. >> john slattery, playing roger sterling. >> this is a very dirty business. >> a lot of funny things i get to say. >> i love when you whisper like that. >> i don't want that to be the knee-jerk reaction. >> reporter: but the beating heart of the prephoto

for seven seasons our next guest has played plucky and plaid-clad advertising copywriter peggy olsenal season sunday nights 10:00 on amc. please welcome elisabeth moss. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm very good. and very happy to be here. thank you. >> jimmy: i want to tell you something a little bit weird. i think about your mother at least once a week. >> that is weird. >> jimmy: because -- the reason why is you talked about your mom always playing harmonica in the car. i always play harmonica in my car. >> i know. >> jimmy: and so when i'm fishing my harmonica out of the wheel well or whatever, i think about your mother doing that too. >> she will be flattered. >> jimmy: will she? okay, good. >> i'm disappointed that's the only way you think about her. >> jimmy: do you play musical instruments? >> i do not. i play nothing. my only musical talent is i can sing jay-z's songs sometimes. >> jimmy: oh, jay-z's -- you're a rapper. >> i know all the words to one song. >> jimmy: that's a very limited scope of talent. >> i like to think of it as specific. >> jimmy: which song i

workforce development has rejected in the conversation and with huge contributions like architects like olsen perking kins and others who have contributed money in time and design and building your subcontractors you're going to hear about them as well along with the support we're still going to be asking companies that aor he moving 0 n here we want them to pay attention to the tenderloin when you do that you'll see startling recoveries we have not seen before you've seen that along tooeshg street and again led with the arts. other buildings piano fights moving into the original joe site ace the arts foundation the movement and support of them along mid-market we've invigorated performances that are going onto the theatre working with us to actually bring the arts and now with an uptown tenderloin museum that is part of the arts and also part of talking the history of that great city and part of the city. i want to congratulate randy he's figure out so hard and what everyone says gnawing i'm not that interested well, it's happening before our icing and happening deliberating. i can't wait to

and fetching a treat as the belt on what's the country's national day of remembering his wife kate olsen pay acts to the pool and the ten events marking the end of that three week tour of australia and new zealand with that baby son prince george. no i. i don't miss the first eu president of the base covering the critical issues. economicyt defense and conflict affecting eu integrity and eu enlargement climate change and immigration. all candidates face your questions. join us at the itu presidential debate. usa posted questions that tiki eu debate two thousand and fourteen. lied on monday the twenty eight seven o'clock of me and you are new forty years off to the carnation revolution free to portugal from dictation many portuguese on a different sort of straight jacket today. austerity measures imposed without portugal to qualify for an economic bailout program going to close next month i want to direct participants in the revolution are especially that of the group one of its leaders to music on those of the most as the ground humanist principles of the revolution active and smashed th

it's expected olsen will have to come together to tok his assessment to pray she's clean up trumps. us officials maintain the right to contest his drug offences. even if they have been specifically charged for the offense. she is known as the domestic auto adds up to one of the books and has a decent cook and i drifted on to it. she snorts battalions or more times and its pledge cannabis in front of the children the confession came during the trial of my jennifer and her ex husband tells the people magnets could face charges of defrauding the company of six hundred and ninety five thousand pounds a media storm when she killed by stories of twenty in drug use and not extending the trial came at the end of a sudden you fools in the divorce advertising local stocks the last july of two for two dropped my eyes with his hands or on spain had neck of the mountain restaurant. they were once one of the highest rates of jewish couples in britain during the ten year marriage eye. mm mm. the jewish national fund's recent major conference in brussels the new directions program sought to stress

according to court documents, guglielmelli asked a friend to kill olsen.riend recorded their conversation and went to police. >> when the jury hears the tapes, they're going to understand he was manipulated by somebody who was trying to help himself. >> reporter: guglielmelli's defense attorney says his client was set up by a former friend in the midst of a bitter divorce battle. but that could be hard to prove. alan dershowitz, renowned lawyer, professor and the author of "taking the stand: my life in the law," says the case will come down to what guglielmelli is heard saying on those tapes. >> the final recording, which was done by the government, is the crucial recording. >> reporter: monica olsen has not commented. but according to her spokesperson, she is working very hard on getting her life back on track and is in the planning stages to relaunch her skin care line. and this time, her spokesperson says, she is doing it solo. for "good morning america," bazi kanani, abc news, los angeles. >> i'll bet she is. >> i bet you you're right about that, georg

items off the bedroom walls with being conducted when we see germany as a pivotal point and is an olsen on new recruits to managed about a year ago. with reference to the drone attacks in somalia the somalia and being coordinated through stuttgart which is us africa command and at the time the german foreign minister of the time and indeed the best of emma took up the master with his american counterpart don't carry this and it showed him that said that america was not doing anything illegal but didn't give any details so even if the government would take up the semester again then we heard from a darkened space today that the government intends to two to address this the master with washington. it is very unlikely to be a nice concrete details coming on full tilt and other details why didn't the german government actually know what topics. we'll win of germany enjoys nature and in nineteen fifty five intend to adopt. pros call with a teenager troops to shoot and dad that you really meant a kind of surrendering to some extent off of a certain aspects of sovereignty in germany the german

exceeded eight hundred million dollars and this figure is growing every year without the region residents olsen and achievement of catholics than in foreign trade. the governor to set the region noted that the plants are parents in the direction that was contested region the neighboring country has already started the reconstruction of the highway own eyes the school at all easy and cute in the northwestern part of spain in the main unit being the town of cargo ship collided with a fishing vessel as reporting with a marine rescue service of the country. three sailors are dead and two men i'm missing as is often the collision that fishing vessel has found five members of its crew are seeing a fat for its sailors who were on the card with this bill were not injured. the reason the commission is still undetermined afghan military law enforcement services strengthen security measures in connection the upcoming event the country afghanistan's presidential election is expected to be held in april to the existing radical movement on and on stated that it intends to disrupt of those team and recently s

was livid she's battling injury to bring job might be a tough week of the fighting gold is a strong olsen side in us weekly has coached showman cookies all seen the inside bitten by the injury but the kid in class the chances of striking duo of kin should look at her feet yet both have not traveled to china for this encounter. we know the strength of wage on her last meeting also found some of our key players with the absence management of costs and is seen as a way to set a boundary but we'll see if that is true you will but did not perform well in our last chinese super league match. so this is the crew and farm team. i think a better deal on it the better we play. expected performance from his mansion. the any other group h that you'll be japan's kallis on keeping on the western sydney wanderers hours on the bottom your screen to talk to our group f with the aging why not give a care group leader on the one to take that australia's central coast mariners one three as fc seoul poster shiva of japan. things are extremely tight in beijing's group one on is on top but the visiting them in

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it's expected olsen will have to um to get it all just assessment to pray she's clean and trucks us officials maintain the right time to test the drug offenses even if they have been specifically charged for the offense. she is known as the domestic dog beds off to one of the books and has a decent cook and i drifted on to it. she snorted decaying several times and its players cannabis in front of the children the confession of pain killing a trial by janice and her ex husband's tell such people magnets could face charges of defrauding the company of six hundred and ninety five thousand pounds and made it through the chute killed by stories of clean drug use and not extending the trial came at the end of that i wouldn't be a fool since the divorce advertising course auction last july offered to cross my eyes with his hands or on spain have neck of the mountain restaurant. they will wants one of the highest profile jewish couples in britain during the ten year marriage i have. what began with the small cultural events in the outskirts of when the site is about the lives of famous women in this

seed for alison thompson hall whose today she's the one order of the meantime the syrians an old lady olsen in russian which tries to reclaim alaskan from the united states. don't go to people to ask obama would rescue him from drowning failed but that the crisis in eastern ukraine phallic it that authentic russian viewers and the world wants to know out. the cdm with the mission the other intrusions annual question and answer show has become a trademark of his terms in office. and with the broadcast coinciding with talks in geneva last week it was clear that ukraine would be a major topic only. putin denied that russia was stoking the conflict and said kiev should've done more to seek dialogue with the russian speakers in eastern ukraine. two certificate and then fielded a question from former nsa employee edwards snowden who asked about russian surveillance program. if putin told snowden who was granted asylum in russia that they had something in common use it. we will shake me and you are a foaming agents and in the past i have something to do was to have a chance the leisurely will tilt

jessica and ashlee simpson or mary-kate and ashley olsen?ct answer, mary-kate and ashley. >> they hosted "snl" in 2004, and they joked in their monologue they missed the prom because of that. they later went to nyu. but they dropped out because they are so rich. they don't need college. >> that's so cute. >> happy birthday, sweetheart. let's see if i can find the right card. in "star wars," who is luke and leia's father? darth vader? obi-wan kenobi? yoeda or orlando. >> darth vader. >> darth vader. excellent. >> his real name is anakin skywalker, during a light saber dooushlgs as you do, he reveals that he's luke's father. luke is like no and he chops off his hand. >> back across the street. >> she is from minnesota and has ten siblings and your mom is here, too, right? god bless you. which of the following celebrities does not have a twin brother or sister? kiefer sutherland? kate hudson? vin diesel? or gisele bundchen? >> there can't be two gisele bundchens. >> there apparently are. i know. excuse me? >> the correct answer is kate hudson.

any students who were injured are asked to contact the lawyer who helped occupy protesters scott olsen reach $4.5 million settlement with the stiff oakland after being hit in the head with a police dean bag. >> fast food workers are listening to protest against what they call illegal wage theft in the industry protesting in front of mcdonald's on jackson street in oakland and it starts around 4:00. this week, a survey was released for the low pay is not okay campaign an effort to raise the minimum wage for fast food workers to $15 an hour. 89 percent of fast food workers claim they have been forced to work off the clock denied breaks or refused overtime. mike? >> it is dry. some parts of the country have angry weather and tornado and sirens and waking up to folks in st. louis as a tornado ripped through university city while people were sleeping the we have flight arrival delays in chicago and more severe weather is possible from dallas and memphis and to jackson, mississippi, with most hundreds spared this afternoon. at home, we will talk about bart getting around, temperatures in the

personal stories, you got intrigued, you tell me, by just the characters involved in this fight, ted olsenoies, having argued for bush v. gore and helping win that supreme court case that elected george bush. >> i had written a story in "the new york times" about this. they were doing a very controversial, really at the time bringing this cause to the supreme court was a very controversial move. there was only two states that allowed it. public opinion was really against it. but part of it was the controversy around it too that made me want to follow it and to find out what would happen with this kind of group that would come together. >> chad grif fin, i knew chad in little rock before he had come out, when he was just a young man, very young man working for the '92 clinton campaign, come from hope, arkansas then comes to the white house and evolution of chad griffin into a major figure. >> when this first started they were a group of outsiders bringing this case against the better judgment of the entire lgbt legal movement. it's not they didn't share the goal. they did but they were worr

ted olsen here in austin celebrating 50th anniversary of the civil rights bill.arted the day with a panel on gay marriage. this really is the last frontier of civil rights. that was appropriate. president johnson's daughters today endorsed gay marriage as well. things are moving more dramatically on any politicaler to in my lifetime. it is not a curve. a hockey stick. you know we have 60% of, of young republicans who support the issue. 2/3 of evangelical voters support it. as senator simpson said. the core philosophy of the republican party is more freedom, less government, and strong families. so, in order to be idea logically consistent, republicans should support this issue. good news is increasingly they are. >> it is becoming one of the only issues of the day that is getting any kind of bipartisan elements around it. there is this other great ad now running in utah. let avenue take a look at this one. >> marge and i met when heap were serving as missionaries. >> we have five children. 18 grandkids. >> when brad told us he was gay, both us of put our arms aro

in march something internet is only now preparing to olsen go through a long if you will protest against gives nationalism we are for social justice the creation of a republic means drastic changes in the way our territories organize forty quality of languages we are against the oppression of the majority by the nationalist minority and against threatening ethnic russians we don't consider naziism to be normal ten years ago that's a privilege this planet sounds about four hundred seventy million dollars to keep and less than one hundred and fifty million returns all the mines and enterprises in the nets are prosperous who knows intimately and in the region strangely she doesn't mind that he can be declared little influence he is within the next month newly born titian's will have to decide what questions to next cogent president will have to answer at the referendum before ukraine's presidential election has a name for him and want to decide what's country they want to meet. you know if national team on don't ask rain. footage from eastern ukraine shows how serious kiev threats could be

kremlin the flowing of the ukrainian s based untouched must go to convene a summit with u s troops olsen and even if doing am going to make two minutes the training exercises with american soldiers already stationed in poland and latvia. the un what is. the kids. guy. new one. he leaned toward one outskirts of ukraine's capital kiev has been turned into temporary housing dozens of families from crimea were seeking refuge after russian annexed the black sea peninsula among those looking to start a new life in new and ukraine are osman and sometimes kearney and todd terry school and their historical homeland as he began to fear for the safety of the children osman is that dr bike trail allies also worked in the field of healthcare. they had come to light in the crimean city of kiev at taree on the black sea. no they share a single room with the children. it's not quite like home but it's okay jen's residents have welcomed a flood of refugees second inning when the clothing and hygiene supplies to help those with little financial and social support wiseman has begun offering medical service

it's expected olsen will have to come together to tok his assessment to pray she's clean and trunks. us officials maintain the right time. this is the drug offenses even if they have been specifically charged for the offense. she is known as the domestic gold is up to one of the books and has a decent cook and i drifted on to others. she snorted attendance there were times in its place cannabis in front of the children the confession of pain killing because of my genesis and her ex husband's house auctions cool magnets could face charges of defrauding the company of six hundred and ninety five thousand pounds a media storm when she killed by stories of twenty and drug abuse and thus extending the trial came at the end of it i wouldn't get the most unthinkable advertising microsoft's the last july of two ft across my eyes with his hands or on the head neck of the london restaurant. they were once one of the highest profile jewish couples in britain during the ten new knowledge. animals abandoned his due. the state house to keep ringing present the geometry which could face starvation

thank you for taking that -- >> is it mika or mary kate olsen?ed. >> we'll be live from wrigley field celebrating 100 years of baseball in chicago on wednesday, april 23rd. very excited about that. stop doing that, mika. >> i'm mary kate olsen. >> all right. so mika you got these where? >> in baltimore at a vintage antique store. all french. >> definitely vintage. >> i heard there are a lot of french people in baltimore, just so you know. >> i hope you can get your money back. what's coming up next? >> up next does avoiding darkness get us to enlightenment? don't go away. back with more "morning joe" after this. ♪ aflac. ♪ aflac, aflac, aflac! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got paid in 4 days. wow. that's awesome. is that legal? big fat no. [ male announcer ] find out how fast aflac can pay you at aflac.com. [ female announcer ] f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many h

congressman olsen, if you are still with us, this guy is calling the governor of texas a terrorist.to that? >> real simple. moving their headquarters to texas for one reason to maximize their investment in full-time pickup charts in 2006. they spent $2 billion building manufacturing plants, more money to move to their headquarters in texas. to see rick perry is some sort of terrorist is akin to saying john kerry is saying israel was apartheid. just a cheap stunt. stuart: when you are on the energy and commerce committee and there are three votes coming gupta day. one could have serious implications for the export of liquefied natural gas. first of all tell us what that is about and secondly i think it will pass in the house but the president will do nothing with it so explain it first and tell us where you think it is going to go. >> that bill passed committee 15 minutes ago and i probably voted for that but it gets rid of all restrictions on export and sets a specific time line to get the oil and gas flowing across the world. much of this makes sure he knows that america is going t

matt olsen was and is the director of the national counter terrorism center. jake sullivan was then the head of policy planning at state department and is now the vice president's national security adviser. mark guilano was head of the f.b.i.'s national security division. lisa monaco was head of the department of justice's national security division and ben rhodes was the spokesperson for the national security council staff. >> so during any of those conversations with anyone on that list no one including the spokesperson for the national security council indicated that they needed to be changes for any other -- for any reason whatsoever? >> so i never spoke to any of these people. we only sent them an e-mail. the changes that were suggested by the national security staff was at that point -- at that point they had made two suggestions earlier in the process before i was even aware that the talking points existed. but at that point in the process the only change that the national security staff suggested was a change that was suggested by ben rhodes to change

the size of ukraine, we'll go back to our conversation with sherry olsen, we apologize with more thann market. but we'll pick up on some of these points. there's been a lot of buyers taking off in the market as you have seen keys returned in this crisis, but there's a point that boomerang buyers, those who traditionally hand over those coming back to the market. there's somewhere between 5 to 8 million of these people. in the u.s., there's a mandatory waiting period if you leave your home for a short walk foreclosure. that means from two to four they want to get back to housing. for example, we have a relatively new program called the back to work program that will allow folks back to home opener ship in as little as a year. and like i said, they may be looking into the market crash and now they are trying to get back to a progress with the asset growing. >> we are seeing more injury advocated by pricing under $300. when you look at the decrease of sales, that's where we are seeing the businessest hit because of tight credit. in the price range of under $100,000, sales are down by ove

on november 15th, 2012, when you appeared before this committee with director clapper and director olsentacks i asked at that time why the talking points had been changed to remove any references to al qaeda. mr. clapper answered for the panel that he did not know. i was curious you were sitting on the sail panel. certainly heard the question but you didn't say anything. can you tell me why? >> first of all at that time i did not know who removed the reference to al qaeda. and i had a similar exchange with senator burr on the senate intelligence committee on this issue. so at the time i did not know. but to be fair and in retrospect what i wish i would have done was to say to you, chairman, i do not know who took al qaeda out of the talking points but you should know that myself made a number of changes to the points. that's what i should have said. i didn't. >> and, so you just said earlier there was no coordination with you and the white house what those talking points would look like, is that correct? >> so the talking points were sent to the white house. the white house, the national

it appears to be from matt olsen to a micha michael m -- is that you? >> yes, that is me >> these are the points that were sent yesterday afternoon based on the request which would have been on the 14th. what point in time did the talking points come? >> i understand and i, too, amcon -- i am confused by this as well. i didn't know there were two sets of talking points. you would know better than i do if there are two sets >> so the reference is the nt sunset >> yes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i yeld -- yield -- back. >> i want to thank you for testifying today and thank you for your 33 years of service to our country. you have always put the country first and done your duty in my opinion and been forthcoming in your testimony before the committee whenever you appeared before me since i have been on the committee. and fact you are here on our own reinforces you seriously you believe in the truth. we can all agree benghazi was a terrible tragedy. it is important to remember that we lost four brave americans that day and we must make sure we never let so

one, on the issue of the prison reform, the committee has the committee who commissioned the chuck olsen bill, can you tell us the status of that? the quicks that moves we have appear opportunity to bring all sides together and because of your support i think there is an opportunity. so can you give us an update on where that is and how quickly we can get it moving? >> i think the effort in the initiative makes a great deal of sense. it is one that we certainly support and it is an important part of your efforts to improve the federal correction system. there is a task force that will have a benign bipartisan panel that is made up of individuals with correctional reform and justice. we will focus on practical data dri driven ways in which we can increase public safety. we anticipate this is something we will be able to put in this relatively soon. it enjoys my support and the support of the people in the department to the extent we can work with you to make sure we keep the work of the task force on course and respond in a timely way. this is consistent with what we are trying to do with

second what does this mean olsen, national taxpayer advocate of the irs. thank you both for coming. your prepared statement of going to automatically be made a part of the record. why did you start, commissioner? >> thank you. chairman wyden ranking member hatch, members of the committee, thank you to discuss iraq's regulation of paid returned prepares. the tax return preparer community is a key ally in the efforts to fulfill our dual mission of tax payer service and tax compliance. each year that prepares are called upon to complete about 89 returns as noted earlier but 56% of the individual income tax returns filed. prepares make the irs job easier by helping their clients proper report their taxes and pay what they owe. at the same time the level of oversight of paid returned prepares has traditionally been uneven at best. while attorneys and agents and cpas must meet mandated professional competency requirements they make up only about 40% of the universe of paid tax return prepared. that is left another 60% preparing returns with little or no federal oversight. although a few s

the olsen wince weren't there.esn't it? >> it has two meanings. >> this is why i wasn't qualified to write this book. they really are like family to me. doesn't happen a lot. people don't do sitcoms and we don't have to see each other for a couple of years. i saw mary kate the other night. >> you can just pick up where you left off? >> as it is with any friend. >> are you calling in for candice on "dancing with the stars"? >> i have a few lines, as any good father would. >> you lost your mom recently. this is a dedication you've made to her as well? >> yeah. it's dedicated to my daughters who i call beautiful and understanding and at the end i was able to go in after the book was published, they allowed me to go in and put a bit of an epitaph for her. it's an about the author section. and author's note. and she was amazing. her name was dolly. at the end of her life weeks called her the dalai lama. she was amazing and sweet and kind of controlling for me. if she had not done what she did for me, i'd probably be a d

with us now on set is hans olsen, cio for the wealth and investment management division of barclays inricas and darryl kronk is an original coo at wells fargo private bank. we talked to you recently. hans, i said to becky this morning, this housing news might mean we don't do 3%. still think we'll do 3% for the overall year. >> i think there's a pretty good chance of that. >> i though housing was half of what we're counting on. >> the other portion of the economy has you fire, is the durable goods, capital expend tours. th that has been running on where companies spend a percentage of their profits on capex. if that comes online, that's the piston that will get us to that 3% that's durable at that point. >> that takes ceos and corporations ramping up because of demand from consumers, though. why would that happen? >> it's not only demand from consumers but the capital stock ages, right, when you don't replace it. if you, for example, if you look at trucking in the united states, the rolling stock of trucking in this country is, i think, on average above eight years, you get above eight

jimmy olsen says job-training did not work in obama's case.ou can share your thoughts on facebook.com/cspan. unfortunately, current policymakers are intent on creating prosperity overseas through disasters trade deals. attention torn our the situation in ukraine. here's a portion of an interview from cbs news. [video clip] russia takes these kinds of steps that are designed to destabilize ukraine and violate their sovereignty, they are are going to be consequences. you have seen the russian economy weaker, capital fleeing out of russia. host: he made his comments yesterday with our cbs white house correspondent. is andrew live kramer. the headline is ukraine push against rebels grinding to a halt. and you for being with us on this thursday. you for being with us on this thursday. what will they do on the situation on ukraine? what have you been seeing from your vantage point? what i have seen over the weekend, the russian -- -- inssian militants have ukraine, particularly the region north of donetsk. the first real evidence of an [indiscernibl

tracy olsen puts a mike in his face, what do you think about -- you know.kay, we're going to be okay because it's the same thing -- >> she asked the question, what was the problem with this particular player, coach cal says, he's 18. which leads me to ask you, you have a team of almost all freshmen. clearly, when you went to recruit them, they are gods at whatever school they're playing at juniors and seniors in high school. then they come and forced into a team unit. what's the degree of difficulty gets the greatest player of whatever the high school to buy into the team? >> it starts with recruiting. i tell them, you're not taking 30 shots if you come here because you're going to have other players that are just as good as you. the most a player takes, 13, 14, shots. you've seen that from my teams over the years, massachusetts or memphis. i've started 30 freshmen in my time. now it's like four or five a year. but it starts with recruiting. the other one is, you walk in the room you put their names up you get their averages from high school, you add them u