. >> my name is ryan givens. in 1992, my mother died at the age of 79. te, i found a lockbox in the her closet. jamie: ryan, this is box. >> this is the box she kept it in in her bedroom closet, and she kept it along with other things in this envelope right here. jamie: so it says "this is a changed date," and what else -- "not real"? >> "not the real one." jamie: changed date, not real. mel v.a.'s note reflected what she'd been told about the coin inside, that it's a clever fake of one of the rarest and most valuable coins ever minted, the 1913 liberty head 5-cent piece. coin expert and auction near paul montgomery wrote a book about the nickels. >> from 1883 to 1912, the liberty head nickel was the design that the u.s. was using for commerce. it was in 1912 that they made the decision to move on to the next design which was the buffalo nickel. at the end of 1912, they really should have stopped making liberty nickels. instead, somebody made five before the dyes were destroyed. jamie: the five nickels are legal tender, but the u.s. treasury has no record

ryan is a unifying figure. i think mccarthy stepping up, given the right leadership, he could make it work through the next election. one good thing for mccarthy is radio, cable talk news, these groups have not demonized him the way they have boehner. davis, that is where i wanted to go. you are a house page. then you went to amherst college. he moved on there with all of your experience in northern virginia. you is not the congress knew and not even the congress john boehner new five years ago. where is that republican institution going to be one year, three years, or five years from now? >> in the macro, i would have to say congress now is literally the lease powerful branch of government. they has seated their main power, the power of the purse, to the executive branch by doing away with their person just by doing away with your macs and just passing continuing resolutions. their inability to pass other relation has put other agencies in the courts. it has been denuded. onre it will be depends leadership and the ability of republicans to work together. right now, it is splintered. with the advent of cable radio

ryan: you gave your forecast four months ago. givenave seen in china over the last few months, are you concerned you might have been a bit too optimistic, that you may need to revisit them? joe: no, we think our forecasts are about right. we are seeing pretty strong employment growth, even in the wake of us not getting our economic growth back to the trim growth rate. this is a new phenomenon in a number of different economies, the fact that we can have pretty strong employment growth despite not having normal levels. that is quite encouraging. ryan: what will it take to force you to change your budget forecast? what would have to happen? joe: it depends. there are many factors at play. china is our biggest trading partner, but the united states is our third biggest trading partner, and we are seeing strong growth in the united states. low energy prices help us on the one hand because we import a lot of oil. on the other hand, we export a lot of gas. that's not necessarily helpful to domestic gas prices. australia has a diversified eco

when she was elected to congress, she has given media interviews on this and does speak about this in the spirit of what kind of person leo ryan was and the mission he went on and why it was so important for him, and also the way he was a mentor. in some accounts, he is described as a father figure to her. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. visitedcan history tv the national archives in washington to talk with billionaire philanthropist david rubenstein about what he calls patriotic giving. on exhibit are two documents he the 1290 seven magna carta and a rare 1823 in great copy of the declaration of independence. mr. rubenstein spoke with us from the gallery that bears his name and where magna carta is .isplayed yo this is about 30 minutes. >> we are at the national archives with the magna carta here because of you. ats was your first effort what you call patriotic philanthropy. tell me the story of how you got started with this document. mr. rubenstein: it is not as if i was growing up saying someday i want to own a magna carta. what hap

given that the birds are a favorite in this game falcons quarterback matt ryan is pen charter is undefeatedmains cautious. >> ♪ >> chip kelly did a tremendous job of procuring talent which is what the nfl business is about. and now we got to find out if that talent can play together. football is the consummate team game. 11 players going hand in hand on every single play. when you have this kind of turnover, it's very difficult to develop that chemistry early in the season. i think this team will be much better in the second half of the season but it's going to take some time for this team to gel in my opinion. >> we are teaming up with phl17 to bring you complete coverage of monday's opener. our pregame slow countdown to kickoff is at 6:30. eagles and falcons at 7:00 both on p. hl17. >>> first day of the post-ruben amaro era for the phillies. game one under way against the cubs in south philadelphia. aaron al tear ensures he won't throw a no-no. phillies have a one-nothing lead. they still have that in the bottom of the third. it's quite possibly the greatest upset in tennis history. seren

cooperation or a paragraph or statement or is that not a good place to start, given obstacles and challenges you talked about. >> thanks. ryan? >> you want to go first? >> ryan schaffer. i've got two, i'll keep them quick. you didn't mention the regional centers of excellence, which japan, china, korea all have instituted at some level of development and that seems like it might be a natural opportunity for cooperation on safety and security. and then the second on the question of japan and machs fuel usage, i think you mentioned japan has no plan for getting rid of its plutonium. japan does actually have a plan to burn fuel, recycle it, fabry indicated at rokasho in light water reactors. i was wondering if you could address that as well. >> that's a lot on your plate. three speakers, five questions at a minimum. we'll come back, if we have time bear with us. jim you want to try to get through these? >> i think they're two-word answers, real simple. >> even the machs one? >> yeah. >> i want to see how you answer in two words, because i've wondered if they're not going to come on line how you get through the process. >> to st

i paid over 90 million in taxes, given to a lot of charity and the only way that happens is by stimulating the entrepreneurial ship. charles: can you weigh in? >> ryanust said it all. i could not do it any better. i started my company with $50. i was trying to calculate, but it is unique what father manning said. the pope is not talking about people being introspective. he is taking a shot at capitalism. you know that the greatest engine in the history of the world of pulling people out of poverty which means you can feed themselves is capitalism. we have cut the extreme poverty rate in half since 1990 is a direct result of. we should get it together. charles: taking aside the parts about the materialism taking a shot at capitalism, they are acting saw capitalism. his feeling is that it is unfair, and this is what we grapple with. it is bringing so many people out of poverty. >> i'm not sure he is opposed to anyone and then being able to use the money as a means of helping the poor. it says that urge, push, direction that i think is the heart of what jesus would add. being able to be very perspective looking around the world and saying how can i all

ryan have been tracked at 85 in a 65 zone. weather could have givencket but instead he gave him a $150 ticket. brian took this picture at the time and later posted on facebook stressing his joy on getting a lesser ticket. when he told the trooper he would share his positive experience with his students, weller talk to ticket and instead gave him a warning. what was it about what he said that resonated with you weller tells kids to do what the police say. i thought that was exceptional. to take my offensive to rip it up and give me grace and mercy, i'm thankful. >>> coming up on the kron four news weekend, we are live in san francisco with the latest on the parts to -- bay area bart closing. him >>> then around 7:30 last night they began evacuating the complex. evacuations are still in place. once we get new information we will pass it along to you immediately. happening right now -- parking lot. and one person was injured but is expected to survive. police tell kron 4 it appears to a robbery gone wrong. the victim was shot from behind. one suspect was

make sure that all of that information given to turbotax is going to be safe, but i would rather do that and fill it out by paper and pen, so i do. ms. durkan: ryan, what you think? prof calo: i get beat up a lot on whether privacy disclosure notices work. i wrote a paper a few years ago that was against skepticism and say no to everything. ms. durkan: that is the short version. [laughter] prof calo: i argue that we should be doing more of what nuala said. where it is built into the product, like it is in so. there is a lot of opportunity for that. i also think that there is a lot of opportunity to have a privacy disclosure for the most -- the more sophisticated entity that is very full. so, for the cdt, the ftc, the journalist, and then have more visceral notice. i think we should be tracking a two track notice. i will say that at the end of the day, and i hope we talk about this more, it is really about asymmetry. fact that the company knows an unbelievable amount about you and you don't know hardly anything about them. is thereot only information asymmetry, but there is asymmetry about the asymmetry. they know that they know more about you and

biden could have skewered ryan, and he was muzzled because obama doesn't want to discuss this because he might be accused of being against small business, who he's given 18 tax breaks by his own admission on the first debate. 18 tax breaks, and 2/3 of all low-income workers are employed by 50 large corporations, like wal-mart and mcdonald's, whose ceos get an average of $10 million a year. and you think this was a slam dunk, but it isn't. so i think our presidential politics are rancid, repetitious, cowardly, and commercialized. so whoever wins, don't expect that much. >> ok. so... [applause] ralph, you've run for the presidency a number of times. so let's just hypothetically, if you were, in fact, elected and you were president of the united states, how would you deal with the extreme partisanship of congress? how would you break the gridlock if you were in the white house? >> go straight to the people. you know, the president is known to get good media. [applause] ha ha! you barnstorm the country around a, let's say for convenience's sake, a 10-point agenda of redirecting our country--like i pointed out-- and you'll see the partisanship melt in favo

could be given to a regime that even the obama administration has acknowledged will use a portion of such funds to continue to support terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ryan: this is an agreement that waives the sanctions against terrorism. this is a regime that funds terrorism. it said nothing about stopping further terrorism. it lifts the bans on conventional weapons so they could arm back up. it lifts the bans on intercontinental missiles. the only reason you have an icbm is to put a nuclear weapon on it. it guarantees iran becomes a nuclear power. and it gives them $150 billion up front to finance it. about a decades ago -- about a decade ago i was in debate in a tank graveyard, spent the morning walking through acres of destroyed m-1 abram tanks, humvees, mraps and they had the same kind of signature blast, a whole right through it, killing whoever was inside, our soldiers. then we went up to baghdad and met with one of our senior commanders, and we asked, what is killing all of our service members? hat is doing this? e.f.p.'s, explosively formed penetrators. he got one of them they conif i stated. he showed us what it was. a highly sophisticated mac

make sure that all of that information given to turbotax is going to be safe, but i would rather do that and fill it out by paper and pen, so i do. ms. durkan: ryan, what you think? prof calo: i get beat up a lot on whether privacy disclosure notices work. i wrote a paper a few years ago that was against skepticism and say no to everything. ms. durkan: that is the short version. [laughter] prof calo: i argue that we should be doing more of what nuala said. where it is built into the product, like it is in so. there is a lot of opportunity for that. i also think that there is a lot of opportunity to have a privacy disclosure for the most -- the more sophisticated entity that is very full. so, for the cdt, the ftc, the journalist, and then have more visceral notice. i think we should be tracking a two track notice. i will say that at the end of the day, and i hope we talk about this more, it is really about asymmetry. the fact that the company knows an unbelievable amount about you and you don't know hardly anything about them. in fact not only is there information asymmetry, but there is asymmetry about the asymmetry. they know that they know more

congress, it is prominent in her biography, she has given interviews on this and she does speak of this both in the spirit of what kind of person ryan was an admission that he went on and why he was so important. and also the way he was a mentor. on one account, he is described as a father figure to her. journal"ngton continues. host: and we are back with congressman martha mcsally. she sits on the armed services and homeland security panel, serving her first term in 2014. thank you for being here. guest: thank you for having me. host: let's start with this iran nuclear agreement. tell us how he will vote on this. the first one is a resolution indicating that president obama did not meet his obligations to send all relevant documents to congress. guest: so, i asked secretary kerry and a closed-door meeting whether he complied with all the elements of the law that president obama side, which included all of our agreement, all pending documents, all side deals, and they said, yes. but we have since discovered there are some side deals and documents between iran and the iaea that we have not seen in congress. so that is not complying w

arbitrator is given due deference but the nfl saying they want to protect the integrity of the game so they are going to continue the fight in deflategate. >> all right, not over yet, ryan smith, thanks so much. >> okay, we got a lot more coming up this morning including that scary moment at the u.s. open. a drone spotted flying overhead crash landing in the stadium stands right in the middle of a heated match. >>> a new alert for millions selling thicks on ebay. your private information may not be as private as you think. >> it is. i have a name, a city and a phone number. the corner... i'm home. hi dad the force was strong between father and son. you got it? what are you doing buddy? it's my ewok happy dance! of course it is. today... hello, hello. hey, daddy. it is passed on to a new generation. you got it? ewok dance? yeah. and the circle is now complete. walmart has always been the best place in the galaxy to get everyday low prices on star wars. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 h

could be given to a regime that even the obama administration has acknowledged will use a portion of such funds to continue to support terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ryan: this is an agreement that waives the sanctions against terrorism. this is a regime that funds terrorism. it said nothing about stopping further terrorism. it lifts the bans on conventional weapons so they could arm back up. it lifts the bans on intercontinental missiles. the only reason you have an icbm is to put a nuclear weapon on it. it guarantees iran becomes a nuclear power. and it gives them $150 billion up front to finance it. about a decades ago -- about a decade ago i was in debate in a tank graveyard, spent the morning walking through acres of destroyed m-1 abram tanks, humvees, mraps and they had the same kind of signature blast, a whole right through it, killing whoever was inside, our soldiers. then we went up to baghdad and met with one of our senior commanders, and we asked, what is killing all of our service members? hat is doing this? e.f.p.'s, explosively formed penetrators. he got one of them they conif i stated. he showed us what it was. a highly sophisticated mac

could be given to a regime that even the obama administration has acknowledged will use a portion of such funds to continue to support terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ryan: this is an agreement that waives the sanctions against terrorism. this is a regime that funds terrorism. it said nothing about stopping further terrorism. it lifts the bans on conventional weapons so they could arm back up. it lifts the bans on intercontinental missiles. the only reason you have an icbm is to put a nuclear weapon on it. it guarantees iran becomes a nuclear power. and it gives them $150 billion up front to finance it. about a decades ago -- about a decade ago i was in debate in a tank graveyard, spent the morning walking through acres of destroyed m-1 abram tanks, humvees, mraps and they had the same kind of signature blast, a whole right through it, killing whoever was inside, our soldiers. then we went up to baghdad and met with one of our senior commanders, and we asked, what is killing all of our service members? hat is doing this? e.f.p.'s, explosively formed penetrators. he got one of them they conif i stated. he showed us what it was. a highly sophisticated mac

when she was elected to congress, she has given media interviews on this and does speak about this in the spirit of what kind of person leo ryan was and the mission he went on and why it was so important for him, and also the way he was a mentor. in some accounts, he is described as a father figure to her. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. visitedcan history tv the national archives in washington to talk with billionaire philanthropist david rubenstein about what he calls patriotic giving. on