shelby has been one of the most outspoken critics of the newly created consumer financial protection bureau that works to make sure the middle class isn't screwed over by banks toure's again like goldman sachs even wrote an op ed in the wall street journal back in july in which he called the new consumer protection bureau dangerous well as the public campaign action fund discovered this week we now know why senator shelby wrote that op ed and most likely he hates the consumer protections but it's because he was on out by the banks toure's one day after writing the op ed shelby was handed a five thousand dollars campaign check. you guessed it home and sex so much money to unemployed americans need to send shelby for him to write an op ed on their behalf my guess is they don't know. and the very very ugly and coulter as more and more people realize coulter is just a hack trying to sell books and stop listening to her he always has a home on the couch over fox for that's where she was this morning attacking public school teacher. james hoffa is labor day rallies. this is jimmy hoffa pre

that is something i commit to as well. >> senator shelby. >> mr. chairman i yield to senator corchran. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you ranking member. i have been on recess and went when to 60 events or so and a little bit shocked coming back into the banking committee which is typically been very nonpartisan. here, the spewing that i have heard from almost everyone on the other side of the dais, it got to tell you i'm a little shocked by that and some of the half-truths and mistruths and untrue stedman stated. the fact is the only two people that i'm aware of on this dais that were directly involved in the negotiations to create this consumer agency are sitting on the this side of the dais. an absolute fact. the only two people that i'm aware of sitting at this dais today that negotiate day after day after day to create this organization are sitting on this side of the dais so i'm a little shocked at some of the comments that have been made and actually disappointed at the rancor i hear. the fact is that what we have talked about and you a

>> senator shelby -- >> possibility to over-regulate the market. >> senator shelby, that is absolutely always a concern. i think the issues that i alluded to before -- i advised private clients on complying with regulations. i fully understand what it ofans, the impact o government action on businesses. you always have to find the right balance. when we put the rules together, we were mindful of asking robust questions so that we would at the end of the day find the right balance. we also have to remember we are emerging from a significant financial crisis. congress's reforms are very helpful. you are absolutely right to be confirmed with issues of over- regulation. i think it is always the matter of finding the right calibration. >> dr. krueger, the stimulus programs. a recent academic paper by two economists found that the so- called cash for clunkers stimulus program had no longer run up effect on auto purchases and found no evidence that it positively affected employment, house prices, or household default rates in cities with high exposure to the program. to use to believe that th

. >> reporter: shelby and jennie found the animals saturday morning. a second goat had been mauled. >> it was really scary. >> reporter: just five-days earlier officials found this goat, angel badly wounded in the outdoor pen. a portion of her nose gone from the attack, every breath is now a challenge. >> maybe the dogs possibly slid under here. >> yeah. yeah. that's possible. >> reporter: agriculture teacher said dogs may have gotten in through a fence in the outdoor pen but by friday the goats had been moved to locked cages. even if dogs were behind the attacks, school officials and investigators are trying to find how they got in. the cages were secured, when they arrived on saturday the twine securing the king cages had been cut. >> this was open. somebody had to have helped. they are letting their dogs in or are just heartless. >> reporter: students now worry the attacks could cause the breedy goats to loose their kids leading to a huge loss for the program. one kid goat could bring in $700. >> it's hard. a loss to us, money and -- being able to h

you heard the mayor say it, the cathedral hill hospital campus shelby. it will be the largest construction project, private construction project, coming into san francisco, pumping much-needed fuel and jobs into the economy. dr. browner will share with us the impact and what that will look like. he is the ceo of california pacific medical center, the largest hospital in san francisco and part of the sutter health system. he has been here in 1975, when he attended medical school at ucsf. and he got his master's at uc berkeley. he is a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at ucsf. you can find him in his gym clothes most saturdays at the farmer's market buying produce. dr. browner, ceo of cpmc. [applause] >> thank you. actually, it is has had time for me, because the stone fruit season is about to end. [laughter] i will try to be respectful of your time, because i know i am is standing between you and the incredible presentation on the america's cup, filled with more rumbling bass and you will hear outside a movie center. but i do want to remind all

shelby lynne has the latest on the hiker's homecoming. >> a two-year prison ordeal is finally over forof american hikers. >> we are now free men. judge patel and jintao returned home to america sunday morning landing in new york's kennedy airport, the hackers crossed on mark territory in iran and were arrested in 2009, they were released on wednesday after a payment of a $1 million bail. we're so relieved to be free, two years in prison is too long and we sincerely hope for the freedom of other political prisoners in america and iran. >> 1/3 hikers are sure was arrested with the two at the time but was released because of health issues, she is now engaged to power, they're extremely happy to be with their families and ready to move on with their lives. >> we want more than anything to begin our lives in new and given new appreciation for the sweet taste of freedom. and with a painful ordeal is over but they say they will never forget it. >> it is the historic day in saudia arabia, for the first time ever women there will be able to vote and run for office. the change won't go into effe

minister david cameron to russia the delegation also includes blue chip companies rock rolled out shelby p. and british airways british d.i.y. retailer things for sure will unveil a plan to open mind stores in russia the total investment could reach two hundred fifty million dollars the u.k. is also expected to sign a deal with the russian state energy corporation which would help u.k. companies with wind contracts in russia's expanding nuclear industry. tony hayward to stepping down from engle russian oil firm team k b p less than a year after joining the board as a non-executive director the former chief executive of b.p. who was fiercely criticized for his handling of the gulf of mexico oil spill is leaving to pursue other interests in the energy sector the departure comes at a sensitive time these failed attempt to join with wall sniffed to explore the arctic their lines was broken by the russian partners. who are seeking compensation through the courts from the british parent company. let's have a look at the markets now oil prices are low investors fear europe's debt crisis will ha

social security senator bernie sanders congressman peter de fazio senator barbara boxer and senator shelby right house bay put the is the power of social security promises act on the table house and the senate and of course republicans seem hell bent on destroying social security or at least privatizing trying to hand over the banks there's here's a quick montage of republican thoughts on this topic. we also need to know that for those who are not yet on the system the system simply has to be reformed in order for it to work i agree there's a little security is broke and we spent all the money and it's on its last legs unless we do something i believe in the chilean model where you give a personal retirement account option so we can move from an entitlement society to an empowerment society if the funding program of social security is not working and congress has been raiding the dollars from social security to pay for and you will get expenditures that's wrong it is a monstrous lie. it is a kanzi scheme to tell monstrous lie ponzi scheme broke the social security administration has two po

report also highlights of five so-called experts these would be frank gaffney daniel pipes david your shelby robert spencer and steven emerson so these are the people in the report are accused of taking the foundations money spreading islamophobia on air online and a number of events as you can imagine this report both kind of pissed off right wing land here in america including eric bolling take a look and see the point this out i'm reading this directly from from this report the obama center for american progress has released a report that blames islamophobia in america on a small group of jews in israel supporters in america whose views are being backed by billions of dollars so eric says there's a lot of this one for the blames islamophobia in america on a small group of jews in israel supporters in america whose views are backed by millions of dollars actually erick that is a flat out lie the center for american progress called out eric bolling on the comment they even offered to send fox news a copy of the report just in case they were confused we have wonder why eric bolling would mak

. >> nally, shelby. shelby, still way too happy. >> don't smile, shelby. yeye don't smile. yes.stage manager, scottie. >> work it out. >> scottie is working it out. i'm going to give it a go. scottie, you win. robin, will you come out and do it with me girl? i see you in there. i'm going this way. are you ready? oh, yes. oh, work. >> oh, yes. nice. oh, my gosh. whiplash. >> how did i do? >> that was the worst runway walk i have ever seen in my life. let me tell you something. >> i got into it. >> it wasn't in the running to be america's next top model. you must drop the john travolta pointing. >> i was trying to do the cross. the eyes crossed. it didn't work. >> i saw something good. >> i had fun. you can read an excerpt from "modelland," on our website, abcnews.com/gma abcnews.com/gma. >> get it today. >>> coming up next brilliant college coach bobby bowden coming up. stay with us. ?????????????????????????????????????????ñçñiñiÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑjÑj7ñÑiÑiÑiototototototototototoÑoÑ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ññt>ñ>ññtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñtñt

i now turn to senator shelby. >> thank you mr. chairman. i don't think it will surprise anyone to hear that we believe that today's hearing is quite premature. we do not believe that the committee should consider any nominee to be the director of the bureau of consumer financial protection until reforms are adopted to make the bureau accountable to the american people. earlier this year mr. chairman, 43 of my senate colleagues and i sent a letter to president obama expressing our serious concerns about the bureau's lack of accountability. we also proposed three reasonable reforms to the structure. we had hoped to work with the majority to address this issue before the president nominated the director. unfortunately, neither the president nor the majority has made any effort to work with us to improve the accountability of the bureau. instead the president nominated mr. cordray to be the first director. it is regrettable that the president and the majority have chosen to ignore our request rather than work with us to improve the bureau's acc

in 1982, judge donald was elected to serve as a judge on the court of general sessions in shelby county. as a general session judge, judge donald presided over trials of state misdemeanor offenses and the preliminary hearings of state felony cases involving alleged crimes against persons as well as property. in 1988, the u.s. court of appeals for the sixth circuit appointed judge donald to a 14-year term on the bankruptcy court. in 1996, judge donald was confirmed by the senate and appointed by president clinton as u.s. -- united states district judge for the western district of tennessee. she has served as a federal judge for the past 15 years. the american bar association standing committee on the federal judiciary has given judge donald a rating of substantial majority well qualified minority qualified. mr. president, if i could, i'd like to take two minutes to speak about the second vote that we're having today. the presiding officer: the senator has four minutes remaining. mr. grassley: okay. i urge my colleagues to support cloture on the motion to proceed to h.r. 1249, the leahy-s

this is for fayette county, shelby counties are now under tornado warnings and the storm has a historying large hail when it was over the state line before it moved in to tennessee when it was in to arkansas. we have seen reports of between golf ball and tennis ball-size hail. this is a dangerous storm. this is north of downtown memphis. i will show you it on the radar picture. you can see the area we're talking about. it is kind of getting bad data in here. it is right over the radar site. this is the area we are talking about, compared to downtown. there are multiple storms, which developed to the south and west of there. there are more storms moving in to the area as we head through the rest of the evening. there's a tornado watch in effect until 10:00 tonight for western parts of tennessee down in to mississippi, as well as in to arkansas. on the north side of the system, we are just i looking at showers, maybe embedded thundershowers but it has been a lousy day here. we have an area of low pressure. it is cut off from the main jet so stream. it will sit here the next three days. a

. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid besky. >> caroline mare buhj. >> edward frank beya. >> paul michael bayer. bella bacan. peter alexander beesfield. >> william gee. >> and my brother-in-law, steven howard berger. we all miss you and there's not a day that goes by we don't think of you. >> my brother, william reid besky. we will always remember you. >> mark bingham. >> carl vincent beanie. >> gary eugene bird. >> joshua david birnbaum. >> george john bishop. >> chris romeo bashunda. >> jeffrey donald. [bell] >> president lincoln not only understood the heartbreak of his country, he also understood the cost of sacrifice and reached out to console those in sorrow. in the fall of 1864, he learned that a widow had lost five sons in the civil war and he wrote her this letter. dear madam, i have been shown in the files of the war department a statement of the general of massachusetts that you're the mother of five sons who have died galoreuously on the field of battle. i feel how weak and fruitless must be any words of mine which should attempt to beguile you from

. >> here's yohusband's s me, dav shelby berry. >> i asked for david to be listed next to his co-worker one of the most painful aspects this loss, and there are so many painful aspect, is that he is not around to witness the kind of young men -- >> yes. >> his sons have become. >> i say that all of the time to them. that, to me, is what i carry. that's the hardest thing to carry, because i loved him so have. >> do you ever feel like somehow, some way, he knows? >> yes. >> you do? >> oh, yeah. no, no, no. he continues and remains my muse, my parenting muse. >> you know, for 40% of the victim, no remains were ever found, so, these family member, many of them, don't have a single item, tangible evidence that their loved one perished that day. not a broken watch, not a tattered driver's license, nothing. paula emphasized to me, in many ways, this site is really a cemetery, , final resting plac for these family members. that is why it is so very, very meaningful to many of them who are there today. >> it's taken so long for so many of them not to say, maybe, maybe there's some place with amn

host: our next caller is from shelby township, michigan. go ahead. caller: we have a lot of unemployment. there are a lot of areas that gettingt -- we're not trained in. my question is, why cannot we use some of those -- these opportunities for people who are unemployed to actually put those people in positions to work with jobs on, let's say, construction work, what have you? why can we use -- can't we use some of those folks, train them into project opportunities, to where we can start using these people and get some use from the funds that are funding them for unemployment purposes? guest: that is a good question. one thing to keep in mind. under our current work force development system, states and localities have a lot of flexibility. they receive a lot of different funds from the federal government, but they have a lot of built-in better -- flexibility to use those funds in the way that best meets their local labor market needs. the challenge for the federal government is how to keep some accountability while giving local and state areas a lot

so the regulations were proposed by senator shelby, my colleague, pastor of the committee on a partyline vote, but blocked on the floor. but you are correct, we have got to now focus on the future. and i just would say to you, i believe my statement was hard this morning but i believe it was correct, and holding the president accountable for resenting now a fourth planned that does not seriously address our problems. it is essentially a plan to raise taxes on a weak economy and as dr. hassett said previously, in our previous hearing, that it would take -- we may be going a long time with very slow growth and he is spending now to borrow will come to roost before our economy has come back. that is a dangerous path. thank you for having this hearing and i appreciate your leadership. >> can i take under one minute because the finance committee is going to a markup. i just want to offer one quick thought because i think it can help bring us together. mr. foster is here and he is with a heritage association. mr. foster i'm not sure you are aware that heritage scored our tax reform bill. the l

the willingness with which our young people are likely to serve in any war no matter how justified shelby directly proportional to how they perceive the veterans of earlier wars were treated and appreciated by the nation. so we'd always great to start my day here in the nation's capital, washington, d.c. reminds us all of what our country stands for and the principles by which we live. i grew about an army brat living on the bases all over the great country and overseas and from time to time living in the civilian community that didn't quite understand what military families were all about. my father, who retired as a white bird in the united states army reservist taught me at an early age never take for granted the freedoms of america. with that in mind i can think of no better way to keep ourselves from becoming complacent than to give our absolute best effort to those who put their lives in harm's way each and every day to keep the nation free. as a navy wife, i have had a profound appreciation for the ups and downs that family members live with when there service member is deployed. t

so the regulations were proposed by senator shelby, my colleague, pastor of the committee on a partyline vote, but blocked on the floor. but you are correct, we have got to now focus on the future. and i just would say to you, i believe my statement was hard this morning but i believe it was correct, and holding the president accountable for resenting now a fourth planned that does not seriously address our problems. it is essentially a plan to raise taxes on a weak economy and as dr. hassett said previously, in our previous hearing, that it would take -- we may be going a long time with very slow growth and he is spending now to borrow will come to roost before our economy has come back. that is a dangerous path. thank you for having this hearing and i appreciate your leadership. >> can i take under one minute because the finance committee is going to a markup. i just want to offer one quick thought because i think it can help bring us together. mr. foster is here and he is with a heritage association. mr. foster i'm not sure you are aware that heritage scored our tax reform bill. the l

almost nearly all americans believe religious book shelby treated with respect work on questions of the first amendment separation of church and state again strong agreement nine of 10 americans including two-thirds even when they had this fairly strongly must maintain a strict separation of church and state two-thirds of americans agreeing with that statement. so again, broad support for the principle. again we will see inconsistencies and application of what it means across the number of what it requires of us. so we will start off with some attitudes and what we see about attitudes towards muslims in society, some some clear ambivalence. we have a series of questions asked about comfort levels with different activities by american muslims. the majority supports -- the majority saying they would be a least somewhat comfortable of doing a variety of activities but as you can see there is also a fair number of americans saying they would have at least somewhat uncomfortable with the number of these activities so going from right to left, the muslim teaching in elementary schools have th

almost nearly all americans believe religious book shelby treated with respect work on questions of thearation of church and state again strong agreement nine of 10 americans including two-thirds even when they had this fairly strongly must maintain a strict separation of church and state two-thirds of americans agreeing with that statement. so again, broad support for the principle. again we will see inconsistencies and application of what it means across the number of what it requires of us. so we will start off with some attitudes and what we see about attitudes towards muslims in society, some some clear ambivalence. we have a series of questions asked about comfort levels with different activities by american muslims. the majority supports -- the majority saying they would be a least somewhat comfortable of doing a variety of activities but as you can see there is also a fair number of americans saying they would have at least somewhat uncomfortable with the number of these activities so going from right to left, the muslim teaching in elementary schools have the highest level of s

so the regulations were proposed by senator shelby, my colleague, pastor of the committee on a partyline vote, but blocked on the floor. but you are correct, we have got to now focus on the future. and i just would say to you, i believe my statement was hard this morning but i believe it was correct, and holding the president accountable for resenting now a fourth planned that does not seriously address our problems. it is essentially a plan to raise taxes on a weak economy and as dr. hassett said previously, in our previous hearing, that it would take -- we may be going a long time with very slow growth and he is spending now to borrow will come to roost before our economy has come back. that is a dangerous path. thank you for having this hearing and i appreciate your leadership. >> can i take under one minute because the finance committee is going to a markup. i just want to offer one quick thought because i think it can help bring us together. mr. foster is here and he is with a heritage association. mr. foster i'm not sure you are aware that heritage scored our tax reform bill. the l

the regulations were proposed by senator shelby and my colleague, passed out of the committee on a party line vote but blocked on the floor. but that's all -- you're correct. we've got to now focus on the future. and i just would say to you, i believe my statement was hard this morning but i believe it was correct in holding the president accountable for presenting now a fourth plan that does not seriously address our problems. it is essentially a plan to raise taxes on a weak economy and is -- as dr. hassett said previously in our previous hearing, it would take, we may be going a long time with very slow growth and these costs of spending now to borrow would -- will come to roost before our economy to come back and that's a dangerous path. so thank you for having this hearing. i appreciate your leadership. >> could i take under one minute. the finance committee is going to a markup but i just wanted to offer one quick, quick thought because i think it can help bring us together. mr. foster is here and he's with the heritage association, mr. foster, i'm not sure you're aware but heritag

almost nearly all americans believe religious book shelby treated with respect work on questions of the first amendment separation of church and state again strong agreement nine of 10 americans including two-thirds even when they had this fairly strongly must maintain a strict separation of church and state two-thirds of americans agreeing with that statement. so again, broad support for the principle. again we will see inconsistencies and application of what it means across the number of what it requires of us. so we will start off with some attitudes and what we see about attitudes towards muslims in society, some some clear ambivalence. we have a series of questions asked about comfort levels with different activities by american muslims. the majority supports -- the majority saying they would be a least somewhat comfortable of doing a variety of activities but as you can see there is also a fair number of americans saying they would have at least somewhat uncomfortable with the number of these activities so going from right to left, the muslim teaching in elementary schools have th