i'm john pryor with politico. what rule did a possible government shutdown this year play in your decision to delay the rate hike? and what would you say to lawmakers who are pursuing this strategy yet again? >> well, it played absolutely no role in our decision. i believe it's the responsibility of congress to pass a budget, to fund the government, to deal with the debt ceiling so that america pays its bills. we have a good recovery in place that's really making progress, and to see congress take actions that would endanger that progress, i think that would be more than unfortunate. so to me, that's congress' job. congress charged us with forming an economic outlook that is focused on the medium term and taking appropriate policy actions based on that outlook, and that's what we have done in the past and will continue to do going forward. >> okay, steve? [inaudible] >> madam chair, steve becker in of mni. you said in your opening statement that the fed's policy of maintaining a large balance sheet by not starting

my richard pryor help cover is on the other.esting photo of tom brady's locker surfaced. there were no pictures of giselle in a burqa. look at that, a donald trump presidential campaign hat. this is not a surprise to donald. >> tom brady is a good friend of mine. he is a great guy. kennedy: and a finea fine american. he has confirmed as much during a radio interview on the morning show. >> i have known them for a long time. he always calls me on different types of motivational speeches at different times. now that he is running for president he sent me a hat. it found its way to my locker. kennedy: he just got himself the sweet ambassadorship to narnia. also a supporter. >> our best president since winston churchill. kennedy: ♪ you think tom brady could get a position? >> i hate tom brady. this made me hate him more. going to ruin his chances for the white house. >> after all of this. >> at least the hat is not as stupid as the stocking he wore at the press conference and lied about the stupid balls. >> acting so vindicated. vin

>> the yam brought it out of richard pryor manipulated bill clinton with desires 24/7, 365 days times two, i was contemplatin' gettin' on stage just to go back to the hood, see my enemy and say where you when i was walkin'? now i run the game got the whole world talkin', >> everybody wanna cut the legs off him, >> black man taking no losses, oh yeah >> where you when i was walkin'? now i run the game, everybody wanna cut the legs off him you goat-mouth a couple rappers everybody's suicidal, they ain't even need my help this is elementary, i'll probably go to jail if i shoot at your identity and bounce to the left stuck a flag in my city, i should probably run for mayor when i'm done, to be honest and i put that on my mama and my baby boo too twenty million walkin' out the court buildin', woo woo! i place blame on you still, place shame on you still feel like you ain't feel like you don't feel confidence in yourself, breakin' on marble floors watchin' anonymous strangers, tellin' me that i'm yours but you ain't i'm convinced your tolerance nothin' special what can i blame you for, i ca

>> ♪ the yam brought it out of richard pryor ♪ manipulated bill clinton with desires ♪ 24/7, 365 days ♪ black man taking no losses, oh yeah >> ♪ where you when i was walkin'? now i run the game, ♪ got the whole world talkin', ♪ everybody wanna cut the legs off him ♪ you goat-mouth i was gonna kill ♪ a couple rappers but they did it to themselves ♪ everybody's suicidal, they ain't even need my help ♪ this is elementary, i'll probably go to jail ♪ if i shoot at your identity and bounce to the left ♪ stuck a flag in my city, everybody's screamin' "compton!" ♪ i should probably run for mayor when i'm done, ♪ to be honest and i put that on my mama ♪ and my baby boo too twenty million walkin' out the ♪ court buildin', woo woo! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i place blame on you still, place shame on you still ♪ feel like you ain't feel like you don't feel ♪ confidence in yourself, breakin' on marble floors ♪ watchin' anonymous strangers, tellin' me that i'm yours ♪ but you ain't i'm convinced your tolerance ♪ nothin' special what can i blame you for, ♪ i can name several situations, i'll start with your ♪ littl

sera pryor would send people virginia hams and she sent the recipe that said unless you toilet overnight champagne as they do in orland's this is the recipe. but i found hardly anything written at all about her. the newspaper when she died the newspaper referred to her as the popular ipod. she was personage. but for most of the others a lot of them are unpublished papers. i would like to know what she had to say. everybody else likes her and they said she's really smart and she's wonderful and she is the son she is. every so often after douglas died and the whole world was moving her because she was considered a great beauty she did tell francis blair that she did not want to settle. she did eventually remarry an officer and had six children. >> can you hear me? i just wanted to ask how did you find out these letters? did you have to write across the country? >> modern technology is a wonderful thing. i found -- the founding mothers came out in 2000 or so i start working on that around 2001 and then you really did have to go places. but now you can see where the guy's papers are and mrs.

policy on issues coordinating domestic efforts end with the federal agencies so pryor's this the attorneyadviser to serve the freedom of the reformation act responsible for the agencies to resolve and agency compliance. the deputy chief customer officer at the general services administration in helping the agency to read data driven decisions of technology and says a senior advisor to the gsa administrator from performance manage risk strategies in before that a financial manager in analyst in the office of travel murder vehicle and park service's. finally of a fiscal assistant secretary of u.s. treasury to develop policies to oversee the operation and the first commissioner establish with the consolidation of the bureau of public debt. also serving as acting director for the day to day operations. we have a panel that has great perspectives among is happening across the government to make them available for public use to of lot value for society. please join me to welcome them. [applause] spirit really hear from the white house office of -- science and technology. >> good morning. there

. >> richard pryor's daughter is name rain. >> she was lovely several months ago. >> not that long agong together. >> we to. >> improvement today even though there are still some clouds around this morning, that aren't anymore rain in the forecast. >> thank goodness. >> for today. >> but it is the weekend. >> well, that is a different story. >> yeah. >> eight out of ten in your weather by the numbers. improvement today. bus stop buddy, in more umbrella, still cloudy and damp. most of our temperatures in the 60's or enclose to 07 degrees. 81 percent relative humidity and 8-mile an hour breeze out of the north. in more rain as it all moves away. so for rest of the morning mostly cloudy, little bit of sunshine 68, 69 degrees. 79 degrees by lunchtime mix of sun and cloud. nice northerly breezes and mild afternoon with a high temperature of 84 degrees. that takes care of friday. we will at least weather-wise call this a fantastic friday but weekend as we mentioned is a different weather story. we will tell you that story in awe few minutes, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. tgif. we ar

stephen pryor was a guest on "the supreme -- the late show with stephen colbert."iggest benefit is you take every minute of it very seriously. it calls for you to put forth your best every single minute. he said when he is deciding a case, he is deciding -- 315 315 million million people were not in the court. betty: a billionaire has the --t viable contemporary art valuable contemporary art collections. he is opening up a museum. robert wolf joins us to talk about his meeting with vice president joe biden. betty: virgin galactic is trying to expand its business. we will tell you what the richard branson space company will bring. pimm: confidence is high and volatility is low. this time, it's different. thes&p has tumbled 10% and x is well above 17, that is the average level win interest rates are tightened. -- when interest rates are tightened. here with some insight is a partner. great joe, that is a fact. we are seeing some volatility. why would the fed tighten now? joe: i am not going to prognosticate on the fed. i gave that up years ago. it is calling volatili