to the north and west on 270 and i-70 corridor and the northern secs of loudoun county, that is where these showers are thunderstorms and are strong now. nothing severe and we kind of zoomd into that quadrant to show you what is going o. the strongest now into southern secs of frederick county and this crossed over the river and through point of rocks there along 15, which basically connects leesburg to the frederick area and that is fairly heavy rain. the rain rates were two to three inches an our and -- hour and that is moving along, though and to the north and east. clarksburg is probably hearing funder and in the communities and nowhere secs of montgomery county, and going to the north into carol county and they're west of westminster now and that is going to come on across and watching the heavy rain and gusty wind and dangerous lightning with the thunderstorms and some small hail as well. doesn't look look severe weather and we'll keep an eye on it. this weekend, looking better and showers in the forecast and that is not going to be a washout. specifically, temperatures in the 7

the sec case.ilo wrote to other executives about how toxic the loans were country ride was making. he was making public statements to countrywide shareholders that did not disclose what he was saying privately about how bad the loans were. there are a lot of people really questioning that one and questioning why no officials from aig, the big insurance company, were held accountable. people are also looking at the banks that failed like washington mutual, lehman brothers, and they wonder if there was anyone there who really saw the whole picture, masterminded this canute's some things and should have told the public. -- it masterminded this and knew some things. was this criminal, was this recklessness, was this stupidity? host: louise story has a master's from yale. she is a business reporter with "the york times" and is with us from new york this morning. our next call from michigan, on our line for democrats. go ahead. ed? caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead. caller: the savings-and-loan tro

the golden lobbyists are sitting there right now with the sec regulators to figure out what the new regulations governing wall street should be all about . >> host: it seems like washington has suffered increasingly from not having the expertise on these very complicated financial products that the people on wall street to do so the regulators often are the holding essentially to the banks to explain and help regulate so there's a big discussion going on now about the commodity futures commission over various kind of derivatives instruments that were using kind of central in the financial crisis that we just went through to read and clearly will street is going to have a big say in what happens there. it's interesting fact that you mentioned the nexus which is the critical issue with the goldman, the nexus between washington and wall street and they seem to have mastered, you know, the art of going between the two and making the maximum sort of profit from being able to maneuver in both worlds of washington and wall street. but i was a little disappointed that there wasn't more of t

didn't want to sentence him maybe they wanted to only to give some kind of justification for him for the sec t.v. thing as well he's an activist who is actively promoting islamistic terrorism against russia he has several websites he has an office and he's a representing officially. in finland he's an extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has served very strong political support in finland but he's a he's a giving political space for islamists think extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe a day of violence in the middle east has seen israeli troops fire on protesters

professor robert engle is a member of the cftc, sec joint advisory committee. joe saluzzi with is with us. it was far from a flash crash, but stocks fell in a broad-based sell-off, with commodities getting hammered, the dollar strengthening, and bonds rallying. let's get to tonight's "market focus." all ten of the major s&p stock sectors were weaker, as the index ended lower for the fourth straight session. it's the first time the index has been down four days in a row since the height of the financial collapse in the fall of 2008. thanks to the sell-off in oil, energy stocks led the market losers. the energy exchange traded fund shed 2%. volume was big, coming in at almost three times its average pace. with the selling, the index has broken below its low from last month and is threatening the march low. the two big oil stocks in the dow fell hard. exxon dropped 2.6%; chevron was off 2%. trading volume was heavy for both of them. since reporting earnings last week, both of these stocks are down about 6%. as we mentioned, the commodity weakness was not confined

often people go from the sec to wall street, or wall street to the sec -- >> host: particularly the nework fed. >> guest: i mean, the head of the new york fed now is a former goldman partner. >> host: yes. >> guest: so one thing, you know, everybody thinks that tim geithner went from the new york fed to the treasury secretary, worked at goldman, but he never did. he was an subject of larry summers, but that's why wall street and goldman has always played so close to the edge. they know exactly what the regulations are, where the lines are drawn. most of the time they stay just on the other side of it. sometimes they cross that line and get into trouble. but, you know, this has been going on, you know, for a very long time, and goldman has just -- because they hire so many lawyers, they have so many lobbyists, they are just expert players in this particular activity, and we can't pretend that it's not the case. you know, even the regulations that still need to be written with dodd-frank are being heavily influenced while we're sitting here having this conversation, you know, down the str

the sec felt response -- sec's response bolstered confidence in investors.ow, this applies to all stocks in the russell 1000 index, to more than 300,000 etf's, and other exchange traded products. last year, the commission approved rules to bring order and transparency to the process of breaking its trades. the commission also enhance rules for market makers and eliminated some quotes. executions against subquotes had significant impact on trade on may 6. also last of number, the commission adopted new rules requiring brokerage-dealers with market access to put in place market control. the lengthy and laborious details and investigations of may 5 also underscore the need for the reconstruction of trades. we will have a system to provide the sec direct and timely access to data on all orders in the national market system. this would allow us to rapidly reconstruct trading activity. we proposed the system of such -- the creation of such a system last may, and we're considering options as congress prepares its recommendation to the commission. in addition to the

letter this morning, homeland secretary john a molotov sec -- testifies before -- on border security. that is un cspan 3. also at two o'clock 30 eastern, indiana governor mitch daniels is at the american enterprise institute to talk about public education. in a few moments, today's headlines and your calls live on "washington journal." the house is in session at 10:00 eastern and returning at noon for her legislative work. the agenda includes a bill aimed at permanently prohibiting federal funding of abortions except in certain cases. in about 45 minutes, we'll look at the debate over raising the debt ceiling with republican representative david schweikert of arizona, the member of the financial services committ

we try to do that at the sec. common practice is the epitome of that. in the building, we try to cast a wide net. people come to you saying, you have lost your mind and you cannot do that would 12b 1 and take all of those views into consideration. be a great listener and a great colleague. you will need your colleagues at a recent day. if you are not a great colleague to them, they will not be there for you to deal with the most difficult issue. >> you did have some words of wisdom. thank you so much. >> thank you. [applause] >> access to our programming any time with the i found application. you can also listen to our signature interview programs each week. it is all available round-the- clock where you are. ballard it freed from the -- download it free from the app store. >> the president speaks to soldiers at fort campbell, ky. after that, the april employment figures. now, president obama's visit to fort campbell, ky. the president met privately with the special operations troops involved in the assault that killed osama bin laden. after that, he sp

[laughter] as you know, congress treated the sec in 1934 almost 77 years ago. in that year the group signed a contract for an eye-popping $35,000 a year. donald duck made his movie debut. the average new house costs less than $6,000. the entire federal budget was only $6.5 billion the gallon of gas costs 10%. my how the times have changed. although a few amendments have been made to the wall of the commission and that the commission operates under since then many of the bigotry legacies from 1934 remain in place. the technology we take for granted in today's communications marketplace or unimaginable to even the most creative of the science-fiction writers on existing mandates written. against this backdrop is sitting for this committee to examine ways to reform the fcc to make it more efficient and relevant to the modern reality. on the breed in the philosophy congress should tell us what to do we have not the other way around but given the solicitation of suggestions i will start by raising several statutory changes to improve before moving on to possible pro

the sec and the lives with the family. the transfer helps meet the cost. >> one day, will be together. >> mother and daughter can only talk by telephone. her greatest dream is to stay in germany and study medicine. but the hurdles are high. there is a lot of competition for university places. she has to improve for german. she practices every evening with her friends. whatever the future brings, she knows that she will need the help support her family financially for a long time to come. >> that is our look today at the role of migrant workers and a global economy. they seek a better life in europe. we will leave you now with the latest news headlines. the line --

the crowd chanted for the sec and the prince actually oblige.s uniform wearing this symbol of his military service as a search and rescue pilot. the bride was beautiful in a remarkable understated dress with a 10 ft. tree. modest for a royal marriage. billions around the world of washington television will million to crowded the streets of london. prince william's mother and lady diana marrieremembered by him pd at her own wedding and her funeral. then one more special moment she says something we cannot hear about we can clearly see. i am so happy. just what the world wants them to be. >> vicki: tech company developed a cross between an notebook and a tablet. coming up will have a look at what makes this can >> vicki: the giants are back after zero wins against the national spirit brian wilson walking to, that he loathes the basis. but that he gets control and gets the final out. these were never in the game today, rangers take an early lead maintaining control throughout. texas defeated the eighth 11-2. >> gabe: i got a net " " with the touch

the sec and the lives with the family. the transfer helps meet the cost. >> one day, will be together. >> mother and daughter can only talk by telephone. her greatest dream is to stay in germany and study medicine. but the hurdles are high. there is a lot of competition for university places. she has to improve for german. she practices every evening with her friends. whatever the future brings, she knows that she will need the help support her family financially for a long time to come. >> that is our look today at the role of migrant workers and a global economy. they seek a better life in europe. we will leave you now with the latest news headlines. the line -- kcsm needs you financial support. you can pledge at any dollar level that is comfortable for you. at the 50 dollar level, you will receive the kcsm polo shirt. whenever you wear it, you'll show your support of kcsm, the bay area's independent public tv station. this 100 percent cotton shirt features the kcsm logo on the front. it's a great way to show your apprec

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he survived for sec investigations and every time they knew he was committing perjury and they did not do anything about it. they just said, what is the big deal? it was not just rich people in those hedge funds. there were middle-class people, poor people, the elderly, who lost everything. and then finally, politics. if we cannot rely on our politicians telling the truth generally, how can we make intelligent decisions in the voting bloc? the consequences are fast and they do affect each and every one of us. tavis: what does this book say about the intersection of money and lying? >> there is a very close connection. it is money and power, and they go hand in hand. we know that. one of the main reasons that people lie, that is clear in this story, is out of some sense of loyalty. someone asked them to life for them. people who otherwise would never have considered lying under oath, in of doing it because someone has said show me the loyalty. barry bonds trainer being a vivid example. what has happened i have noticed is the loyalty only runs in one direction. it runs from the less powe

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sec -- as you see, [inaudible] i am appalled and i'm glad you're mentioning about the african-american community. the outreach, the man admitted himself that there was an oversight. there is always oversight when it comes to the african-american community here in san francisco. if you ask me, i think it is a conspiracy. the thing what i am saying to you is it is showtime right now. we in the african-american community have no time to waste. i am going to stand up with a bold stance. the black press needs to sit down with whomever is running this ship pier that does not know -- this ship here that does not know about oversight. anything other than that would be in dignity. here you have a department head saying it is an oversight. there has been an oversight on the african-american community for 40 years. my name is ace and i'm on the case. i have been here at silly call for 20 years and i have experienced the indignity of the african-american community. in the media, particularly. i meeting today with the city and county. i am in the city hall and now they are trying to get rid of me,

the reason it had a dress and making business sec could stay in businessg people have left so thosely made in your living room that was the market opportunity. >> host: up next is a call from new jersey. >> caller: ikl want to know whether or not the work that camilla is doing now willh influence the other muslim women in other countries? >> that is an excellent point* to be cut as i talk about this in the introduction when i met her i was on "the financial times" piece piece when we got done was powerful women and earning the end coming earns respect that is whyepr she thought it was so w powerful because it changes people's lives overnight androle they have more of a role to be educated plan they have money coming into the house. she doesho believe anth entreprenuership and it isludi up tong afghans that men and women could provide jobs in ay country that is clearly economically struggling. >> host: my from "l.a. times"an festival of the bookr talk about a group of women and one in particular, "the dressmaker of khair khan" with the author gayle tzemach lemmon her first book. here i

journalists began to see themselves as part of the establishment and the sec's discussion, well known that washington had a lot of sex and franklin roosevelt and john kennedy had their affairs but it did not make the press and in that time period we don't have the sex scandals to distract us from the true problems at hand. >> host: you talked about a sea change in the 1970s regarding politician than sex. what happened and the 1970s? you suggest another area where americans attitudes with politicians and sex change once again? >> guest: the reason it changed and david can elaborate more on this is after the cold war, they no longer protected roosevelt or eisenhower or whoever and maybe they weren't doing anything but as far as their private lives they protected him and after the cold war it was not that way anymore. that changed the lot. the political landscape as far as how it would personalize -- >> guest: in the 1970s you have the sexual resolution which is comfortable with the rise of feminism. in kennedy's they what would have been a pass became after the 1970s a sexual harassment

the chairman of the sec pointed out just a few years ago -- fcc pointed out just a few years ago -- now there are hundreds of thousands of apps in the apple store. >> did anyone defend the practice of geptracking, and can you -- geotracking, and can you turn them off? >> you have to give consent to turn on. they both said that you could turn off relatively easily. they could track your movements for some purpose. they did talk, people want these applications. they are not being forced to download these applications. they are paying for them. is dps ort applications for coupons and things like that -- is a popular applications. >> google was rep -- was represented by allen davis. >> here is how it works. when i first came out of my -- when i first took my phone out of the box, one of the first questions it asked me was whether or not to share information data sharegoogle.-- share information data with google. if the user does not turn in on, the fund will not send any information data back to google. if they do often, it is anonymous and not traceable to a specific user or the vice and u

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the two objectives of this sec space walk lubricating the powersome. an astronaut lost a bolt and a washer got stuck in -- stuck. >>> gas prices dropping a dime. 3.97 for a gallon of regular unleaded the average. here in the bay area 4.17. 4.20 in san francisco. 4.10 in san jose. 4.09 in oakland. prices might fall another dime before the memorial day weekend. so what's behind the drop? the high gas prices and southeast floods are curbing demand. >>> president obama defending his position on the middle east. how he describes the united states commitment to israel. >> half a million dollars worth of jewelry. >>> just days after announcing he is running for president he fumbles for words as he tries to explain his debt. >>> a large swathe of the northwest torn apart. what came from a hospital 45 miles away. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cw weather center. still gusty winds. how about monday and week ahead? we will talk about that coming up. today about reports of his debt. appearing on c- b-s' "face the >>> republican presidential candidate

the imf chief is under pressure to resign as he sits in the new york jail on the sec's charges. >> and after agreeing a bailout from portugal, finance ministers turn the focus to greece. ♪ >> queen elizabeth is on a landmark visit to ireland, the first by a british monarch in 100 years and the first since ireland gained independence from britain. in a highly symbolic gesture, the queen laid a wreath at a memorial for ish freedom fighters. the four-day tour underscores the progress made in relations between the two countries after their long and troubled history. >> the british monarch in ireland's national color, emerald green. the symbolic shade for a symbolic visit. queen elizabeth was greeted by the irish president hit of the trip illustrates the shift in anglo-irish relations made possible through the northern ireland peace process. during a visit to the presidential residence, the queen was also introduced to the irish prime minister. a short time later came the moment that many in ireland were waiting for, the monarchs visited the garden of remembrance, a memorial to the irish wh

bin laden's deputy, ayman al-zawahiri is the presumed sec sussor but there are indications he may be following out of fav favor. >> mason: for more context on the bin laden videos and what they mine we're joined in washington by cbs news security analyst juan zurati. juan, they picked five specific videos. why just five and what's the point of releasing them now? >> anthony, the administration is trying to hit multiple audiences with this release. first they're trying to demonstrate they did, in fact, kill bin laden, that they got inside his compound and have some fairly discreet and behind-the-scene video. in addition i think they want to release videos that start to cut and undercut the image and mythology of bin laden as a warrior and instead demonstrating he's a vain human worried about his image and his survival. finally, i think they wanted to send a message to the al qaeda membership still at large to say, "we've gotten on the inside, and this is just a taste of the type of information that we have. we've got more, and we're coming after you." so i think there are multiple aud

in terms of lte, the sec will require two (marks up. there is nothing to -- the fcc will require us to open our networks up. that is a cost that i do not understand why our customer needs to incur. at the end of the day, i understand the concern with this. we are going to build a competitive network to its network. this is competition and this is what we are looking for the. having a concern that we build ours out and we will rome on his network, i do not quite grasp the logic of that. but we will open our network up. >> that is is not correct. we're not looking for at&t rto roam on our network. we would like to roam on theirs. the scale they have to control the devices, we do not have enough buying power to be able to put in place a 700 mhz device that would roam within their band class. all devices work with then each spectrum. this is not the case here, where at&t has their own proprietary band class. >> are you calling for arrested go back to the 1990's were you had this completes injured copper ability? >> we have been calling for

>> the question came up yesterday in the hearing and the sec contended that wherever the server is located does not change a thing. cloud computing is a great thing, and we can kick around what it means basically to be a cloud. it is like a server rican store all of your data and all of your files. a server where you can store all appear dead end. -- where you can store all of your data and all of your files. >> when you sign on with any of these guys, there is an agreement, whether cloud base or not. i think the questions are pretty much the same. >> what should companies do to make customers whole when a date average has happened? should they offer credit monitoring? what do they need to do? what is their responsibility besides just letting you know that it happened. >> i think the company that had the breach occurred should do everything they possibly can to make sure the consumer does not have anything negative happen to them. credit reports, credit checks, trying to be helpful in that regard. hopefully they will have some case workers where they can help take some of the burden of of

longer not spread across some of course or the taking the country much longer term couple off to the sec second world war so yes you know the sort of you didn't really need to win a war but to think that it's a launch with particular united states and great britain. helped you to win the war the put it on the ball boys because your book stall is was from world war two the cold war for focuses on stalin obviously in one of your interviews you said he was a key historical figure of the twentieth century but he also said that you had a lot of respect for him why the word respect. i'm not sure you used the word or maybe i did we used the word suspect but some some people accuse me of being a starving which are not so but having studied him very closely for many years i'm very impressed if you want to call being impressed and respect i'm not sure it's extreme would do what are you sorry i said what are you michael stylings was is that it would start with his name. shit without his contribution it's very possible a minute may be quite probable that the soviet union would have lost the world no

is it just prurient interest in the sec's case? is it something more than that?> it is a little bit of that. that is driving some media attention. there is the deeper issue with the imf and its role during the financial crisis. strauss-kahn was a leading figure in bringing the imf from a backwater institution when times were good. he is well recognized for his political skills in dealing with the global crisis, pulling the world economies together, not just the ones struggling like greece, ireland, and portugal, but all of them together. he was kind of a coordinator for global economic policy. all of the g-20 countries are leaning on the imf to provide some cohesion to the global economic recovery. given his role in that, people recognized around the world through the is. >> beyond the expiry human story of this man who has fallen from grace, there is a story of global import. >> what he did in terms of elevating the fund and making people see it as a force that could be used, instead of a criticized agency putting harsh conditions on countries -- we have now com

time but it certainly isn't a lot of work to do and we'll have a look at the latest updates in just a sec. thanks for joining us this is sports today i'm eating a meal and these are some of the stories we're covering over the next ten minutes or so. nothing between them and gee i don't. feel takes sole control of the russian premier league meaning it's a locomotive moscow who leap frog to the summit for twenty four hours a week. thinking green only greens the richest events on the golf calendar reaches its midway point with american david toms. one thousand days to go russia marks a milestone in the countdown to sochi twenty fourteen with festivals taking place throughout the country. let's get going with football were a salt of the table salt was at stake when i. went head to head in on saturday evening a lot six-pack did but the sides feel to find even a single goal the early running coming courtesy of the old insiders who really should have broken the deadlock through coming i call our off year and she continued their dominance in the second forty five minutes but nil nil was how it wo

there are fewer and fewer of these people or these heroes left alive and it is their car reach the sec replies their insurance which defines the soviet union as a superpower and even today no other advanced feels russians with so much prize for their country. well the perceptional of the soviet contribution to world war two dishes in russia as the western countries now instigated the south west the geoffrey robertson university college and island discusses how much of it is misunderstood. i think probably in the case of the united states this is probably more ignorant of the general picture of the war and there is another country so for the old with other countries in the war in iraq starts there and elsewhere not doesn't just in the war on district be complacent britain about holy war does of the war on resenting it was that it was the americans the one having said that of course you know states are going to pull the role in the world was the soviet union in support of the main supply. i would say i would people say that they should recognize our country's roles as well tickles the ru

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with the sec and installation of the back flow valve, do we know -- did you not question the contractor? did you pull a permit? and if you did not, of course, there would have been no inspection. because if he pulled the permit for the second installation, we would have inspected it, i assume, after word, and signed off on it. the plumbing inspector would have gone off and said that it is right or wrong, and we have to do it again. that would have been the time. we would have called the contractor and said you were not paying until inspection. >> i will agree, sir. this is what is confusing to us in this case. we believe that these permits, whichever are in place, the two back flow valves replaced simultaneously. they were not done separately. they were done after the installation of the main sewer. there were many months -- not many, but a few months in between the time that the store was completed and the installation of the back flow valve. they were not done continuously. so when it comes back to the point where we are being cited for violations for not having a permit, it seems to

rugby world cup speed to come but you know that's quite enough for all the support coming up in just a sec. good to have you with us this is what's the i mean these are headlines this hour. hours and days to go russia marks a milestone in the countdown to sortie twenty fourteen with festivals taking place throughout the country. catalan celebrations barcelona funs mark the team's third from early on in a row. thinking green on the greens their richest events on the golf calendar reaches its way points with the american david told them not to catch. let's kick the ball where the latest round of russian premier league action is underway a game of the day on doggedly taking place and. top of the table on g. on coupon going out for so much superiority. seventeen minutes in and. the score is still splits both sides went into the weekend level which champion's zuni eight now suffered its first loss to all sports acknowledge it folk feel to rise off blossom after drawing one one with. f.c. cross the door of seats on the assured the points and there again while later on lockable to jump to the top

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didn't want to sentence him maybe they wanted to only to give some kind of justification for him for the sec t.v. thing as well he's an activist who is actively promoting islamistic terrorism against russia he has several websites he has an office and he's a representing officially. in finland he's an extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has served very strong political support in finland but he's a he's a giving political space for islamists think extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe a day of violence in the middle east has seen israeli troops fire on protesters along three hostile borders as demonstrators attempted to cross into the country prime minister netanyahu said he hoped calm would return but wonder the country is determined to protect its territorial integrity sixteen people were killed when troops opened fire near the lebanese syrian and gazan borders the clashes broke out on it not but day that marks the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state when many palestinians lost their homes security official said they sustaine

the government's plan to reform tax legislation michael stein it's pretty a says however that the sec's at this time attractive. we think and you see very deep value in russian willing gas stocks particularly gas problem which is down almost twenty percent over the past months we believe the concerns about a wimpy tariff increases in the coming years are more than placed in as are concerns about higher gas sector taxation and we also like at this point rise nafta lukoil intact now all of which are well positioned to benefit from the forthcoming role of a big government sixty six to six tax reform or alternatively a hybrid version thereof and the timing of this is still unclear but our view is that this is going to be announced with the next couple of weeks and it will be a positive catalyst for the russian oil stocks. and russia could cut its budget deficit by more than half this year finance minister alexy could really says record oil prices will also help boost investment and pay off debts incurred during the crisis. and if he can leave we're using actual revenues to cut the budget de

secs into this special hand back for packing heat increase i was thinking that. even during the war. so you think there's no place like here. when i came here and i think. it's like a wild west you know like i was watching t.v. . walking with a gun on my hip there are two hundred fifty million guns in the hands of american civilians and rather heard estimates he spent more than twenty five thousand dollars on here. i mean how many person shooters do you have. i mean. by sleeping on the floor i could get everybody each one brings back memories. this was. my grandfather shotgun. we used to hunt together when i was little blue rutherford carries his gun everywhere he legally can and even encourages his daughters and nephew to as well i wouldn't just rather for virginia citizens took on three pounds two thousand five hundred members they organize events like this one at parks restaurants and other public places where they openly carry loaded weapons in an effort to normalize their critics say . i believe that you should be able to carry a firearm in any manner you ch