in shelby's case, he even interviewed some of the civil war veterans when he was a youngster. so it's that presence of mind, that connection to the land, the people, our history that creates all this tension, i think, in the south, or it did, or it does. and, um, we tend to write about that. >> there's a funny anecdote about shelby when we went to his house. we drove to memphis from knoxville, and he lived in this house which sort of looked like an old mansion. i guess it was an old mansion. >> it was, yeah. [laughter] >> and we came in this creaky gate, and shelby looked out of a second story window and said, good morning, i'll be right down in this wonderful southern accent. so i was looking around the garden, it was all grown over, weeds, um, there was a fountain there covered with moss, and when he came down i said, i love your garden, it's just wonderful. and he said, it's in disarray now. the man who took care of it has left. and i said, i'm sure he'll be back. he said, no, i believe he shot a man. [laughter] that's, i mean, a lot of southerners are so matter of fact and

we came in this creaky gate and shelby leaned out a second story window. good morning, on will be right down. wonderful southern accent. i was looking around the garden over and over and there was a fountain covered with moss. when he came down eyes that i love your garden. it is wonderful. and he said it is -- the man who took care of it has left. us that i am sure he will be back. no, i believe he shot a man. a lot of southerners are so matter-of-fact and accepting of things like that. there is a real closeness to grandparents and people who themselves were storytellers and a lot of the southern writers, the old people told him there's story and they say you tell me your story which made the think even more about their lives and growing up in the south. >> how do you respond to the criticism that people may say that southern writers gets too caught up in the past? >> it is like shelby said. that war that we lost is the one you remember. that is one that southerners write a lot about but when we interviewed not betsy but lee smith and doris bets, they tol

and shelby was right about the overall picture how the southerners are very close to their history and the family is big in the south as his extended family. to say we're all cousins in the south and the way. i think there is a certain extent we may be looking back but these writers for the most part, you can read william faulkner today and be just as stunned as they were in the thirties when he was re teeing it and of his great-grandfather's which was the civil war. i don't know if we are looking in the past is not even passed. i say we are haunted by with what happened in the past and how we came through that to how it made us stronger and i for one think we are better off and stronger for having gone through the civil war and civil rights movement. band if you look at the south and we have them blessed into have in hand all was the others to help us reflect what happened to us here. >> on behalf of congress will come to the 2011 national book festival. we help you are all having a wonderful day to enjoy the great authors that we have here. before we began i want to inform you the pa

shelby lynne, kron 4 news. >>pam: parents with they have to prove that the state that the students--have received state vaccinations. to get a booster shots, parents are scrambling. a seventh-12th graders are all required. this new legislation was prompted with a the outbreak. the contra costa county school clinic had a free clinic on friday to different locations. to get all immunizations' unnecessary. 500 today still there are some that are not receiving immunizations. to get all of the required immunizations--necessary, 500 or and unio receive immunizations today. >>pam: the free clinic on monday will continue and after that the students might have to take their students/children to a doctor. the parents will have to take their children to a doctor. ♪ >> jacqueline: 8 dense fostart e fog with a cooler. inland only 70's in the inland valleys. antioch, livermore, 70's in san jose, 66 degrees in san francisco. temperatures are down, significantly. look at antioch. with 13 degrees cooler in fairfield but closer

as shelby lin reports, some of today's protests turned violent. >> unite forbid global change massive crowds gathered round the world saturday for the occupy wall street movement. >> we fight the struggle all around the world and we're all in this together and it's wonderful to see a global movement of people fighting for a better world. >> reporter: in toronto, thousands mayored in the streets carrying signs with anti-comfort slogans and feels that banks are gambles think money away. wiki leaks founder julian assange marched with protesters. >> i came here the first day because there was something unprecedented in the country, in the the world and great and exciting and gets people real democracy. >> reporter: for the most part protests have been peaceful, but when the movement spread to rome, this fiery scene erupted. a building set on fire, burning cars and protesters breaking windows atbachers and stores. the protests stemmed from occupy wall street which began last month. >> we realized that angers americans angers us as well. >> reporter: organizers are urging everyone to take a

. >> shelby lynn, kron4 news. >>vicki: barack obama is spending the night at camp david as a debate begins on the president's jobs bill. today, obama used his internet in a radio address asking listeners to support the job creation measure. the plan has received harsh gop criticism. if >> this is one of my favorite pictures in the bay area, a shot of the bay bridge looking out toward san francisco. we have some clouds pushing into the bay. let's talk about the temperatures. we have readings in the '50s oakland and san francisco. berkeley is up 57. mountain view 60. this is a shot from the baker told clouds are right after sunset. a bright red sky with high clouds overhead. tonight, mostly clear skies, we do have the fault that is making for over grass.--we do have some fog that is making the skies over cast. for the afternoon, look for sunshine mixed with high clouds. here is a future cast 4 did. a band of high clouds is building across the bay area. it is not producing rain, but it will make high clouds drop the

shelby. i want to remind my colleagues that the record will be open for the next seven days for opening statements and any other materials you would like to submit. welcome back to the committee, mr. secretary. you may begin your testimony. >> mr. chairman and ranking member shelby, thanks for inviting me to come testify on this, and i want to just start by thanking the committee for approving or forwarding the nominee recommendations you acted on this morning. in that context, i want to encourage you, those of you who did not vote for mr. cordray, to spend some time with him. i think you're going to find he is an exceptionally talented and thoughtful leader, an excellent record. and i know some of you have said that there's no person confirm today this job ever without fundamental changes in the structure of the bureau. and, again, i would encourage you to spend some time with him and take a look at him and ask him a lot of questions, and i think you'll find yourself reassured. and i would j

---a principios de esta semana, el cadver de shelby barnes, de 21 aÑos, fue encontrado en una casa vaciaa sobre la calle glenside court. ---segun testigos, la casa esta bajo embargo hipotecario, y desde la semana pasada ya no se escucharon ruidos de personas. cu --en lo que va de este aÑo, el condado de santa clara, ha registrado 12 asesinatos relacionados a la violencia intrafamiliar. --hoy se realiz una conferencia que busca incluir a los hombres en las estrategias de prevencin. --jaime peluffo nos explica.. jaime. take anchor live take pkg jerry tello de la red nacional de compadres, es uno de los oradores de la conferencia del concilio de violencia domstica del condado de santa clara.. este aÑo el tema central es el papel del hombre en la prevencin de la violencia intrafamilar.. s.o.t. jerry tello/red nacional de los compadres 8:05:00 hay muchos hombres que no han tenido ese ejemplo de como ser hombre noble, de como tratar a una mujer con respeto.. esta es la dcimo octava conferencia en santa clara y la meta es que profesionales del condado y organizaciones no lucrativas que trabajan

---a principios de esta semana, el cadaver de shelby barnes, de 21 aÑos, fue encontrado en una casa vaciaa sobre la calle glenside court... ---segun testigos, la casa esta bajo embargo hipotecario y desde la semana pasada ya no se escucharon ruidos de personas... cu ---continua la busqueda de un sujeto que agredi a una mujer en el estacionamien to del colegio de anza dandola por muerta... take vo ---el sujeto mide 5 pies cuatro pulgadas de estatura.... ---tiene el pelo rubio- plateado... ---tiene un acento ruso marcado... ---el sospechoso se le acerc a la victima y le pidi ayuda... ---la victima lo sigui al estacionamiento, y alli empez a ahorcarla hasta que se desmay... ---cuando la mujer volvi en si, el sospechoso habia huido... topvo ---en antioch fue detenido larry bantola bajo sospecha de haber enviado amenazas a varias escuelas en el condado de contra costa durante las pasadas semanas.. . ---bantola supuestament e envi correos electronicos, faxes y cartas a los distritos escolares de martinez, pleasant hill y concord.. ---durante el operativo se encontraron pruebas que lo vinculan a

shelby lynn gives us a closer look. >> more than 1 ft. of snow in some areas. some travelers like these hundreds of passengers were stranded for hours. other families were stranded in hometowns. >> a lot of trees and branches. the power lines were disrupted for sure. >> by wednesday we should have things fixed. >> i do not like the snow. it is cold. >> it is unexpected but it is a treat. >>vicki: there were a few delays this morning however as of tonight there are no delays or cancellations. >>vicki: coming up, we will look at sharks and why their days of year to be numbered. >> shark cartilage as are crashing around the world. millions in die because of the growing demand for shark fin soup. one-third of species face some threat of extinction. marine biologists are on a mission to protect sharks. we met up in the bahamas. sharks are an apex predator. they are at the top of the marine food chain. they are vulnerable to overfishing. >> if they collapsed, we will not have a healthy oceans system. >> outside of sanctuaries like this one, sharks remain at risk. >>b

shelby lynn has the story. >>reporter: united for global change, a mass of crowds that gathered around the world on saturday for the worldwide if occupy protests. >> we are all in this together. it is wonderful to see a global movement. >>reporter: in toronto, thousands of protesters marched in the streets with the size of anti corporate slogans. they are fed up with financial inequality. the government is ignoring them in if things are gambling their money away. in london, students have joined the movement as well. >> this is something unprecedented in this country and the world. it is very interesting and exciting. it gives people a taste of real democracy. >>reporter: for the most part protests were peaceful. san room, a building was set on fire and protesters were breaking windows in banks and stores. faugh of the protests stem from occupy wall street that began last month. >> since we are all being made to pay for a crisis that we did not cause. >>reporter: organizes are encouraging everyone to take a stan

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

. >> i think it's like shelby said. that war that we lost, it's the one you remember. that is the one that southerners write a lot about. when we interviewed betsy cannot betsy, but they to los the students today have a different sound of their writing about. not carolina. right stores every seven. yet their places are and a great stretch malls and the cities that have changed dramatically since i was born and says those authors were born that we read about in this book. they grow seven. but it's still a 17. the tensions of there. i think shelby was really right about this overall picture of how seveners to pay very close attention to the history or very close to the families. families bay, as is extended family. have a newspaper friend uses the are all causes in the south anyway. i think to a certain extent that this kind of true. we may be looking back, but our writers for the most part, you can read william faulkner today and be just as stunned by what he is saying today as they were in the 30's when he was writing these novels about the south of the past, the south

strategies republican birth to the can they're preparing can about the issue campaigning in new hampshire shelbyne breaks down the latest on the jobs problem. >> are countries in trouble and i cannot think anyone would dispute that fact when one out of six workers are unemployed that is an economic tragedy. >> both make the purpose-- parties agree on a problem but not the solution. >> president obama says his chops out line would help. it calls for tax cuts, new job training and infrastructure spending. >> this jobs bill contains the type of proposals that democrats and republicans have supported in the past and our one back. it is time for congress to get its act together and pass the jobs bill so that i can turn it into law. >> meanwhile republicans in their weekly a draft counter that the way through create jobs tuesday in a regulation that is keeping businesses from hiring. >> for years excessive regulation has been a source of frustration for businesses trying to stay afloat now with our economy struggling and red tape still piling up these nuisances have become full- blown government barri

if shelby lynn or sports. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney's speech was highly anticipatedollowing comments from past or robert jeffers. the texas pastor said that christians should not go from the because he is a mormon. romney through a few small punches. >> our government must respect religious values, not silence them. will always pledged our allegiance to a nation that is under god. >> romney did stand by his state, taking aim at another speaker, a conservative leader brian fisher has publicly criticized warming is an. >> decency and stability are values. one speaker that has called me today has crossed that line. if it pleases language does not advance our cause. >> several hopefuls spoke at a political conference. religion was not the only topic on the table. if the candidates tackled unemployment in the economy. one thing they all agreed on, it is time for a new commander in chief. >> we were on the right track at one time. let's get back on that track and restored liberty to this country and prosperity and peace. >> if you will be with me, together, we will decisiv

shelby lynne shows us all the snow. >>reporter: scraping snow off your windshield is not an unfamiliar sight for those in october. an unexpected snowstorm pushed its way through the north east on saturday. some travelers like the hundreds of travelers on a train from rochester to boston or stranded for hours. other families were stranded in their home towns. >> and a lot of trees came down, a lot of branches were breaking the power was disruptive for sure. >>reporter: emergency crews are now working to repair downed power lines and trees that could take awhile. >> i do not like the white stuff, it is pretty but i do not like it is cold. >>reporter: for others, the halloween storm was more of a treat than a trick. i am sure the men went --i am shelby lynne with kron4 news. >>justine: this is video of a multicar accident in new jersey is blame for that weather. police say--- >>james: let us take a look at the weather and some traffic with erica. >>erica: good morning james r. want to focus in on the weather this morning a

the body of 21-year-old shelby barnes was found in a vacant home tuesday afternoon. she graduated from high school in 2008. detectives have developed probable cause in their investigation to arrest a 23-year-old and a 20-year-old, both were arrested yesterday in richmond. the homicide was concord's sixth this year, two more than all of last year. >>> new audit finds more than three dozen foster homes in california have registered sex offenders living, working or in the presence of foster children. the state to ever compared the addresses of sex offenders with addresses of licensed foster care facilities and homes and found more than 1,000 matches. officials investigated and found 39 instances with where sex offenders were affiliated with the homes those included several in mountain view, one in vallejo auditors blame failures of social services or the oversight. officials say they are working to address the issue. >> bay bridge will reach a major milestone this morning the structure will be officially completed. that doesn't mean you can drive on it yet. 10:00 crews

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shelby: mr. president, i urge my colleagues to support the vitter amendment. the amendment will limit the taxpayers' exposure to the bailout of fannie and freddie. no more blank checks. no. we've already spent $169 billion in taxpayers' dollars. $200 billion is more than enough. think about it. the presiding officer: who yields time? a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. johnson: this amendment would essentially force the winddown of fannie mae and freddie mac prematurely without any structure to take their place. the banking committee has heard from witnesses, including dwight jeffy and mark zandi that taking over fannie mae and freddie mac were the only options the government had to avoid a complete mortgage market collapse. this amendment could plunge us back into the panic of 2008 when credit was unavailable and the economy was on the brink of collapse. mortgages would not be penalized, home sellers could not go through -- home sales could not go through and the homeowners were unable to avoid financing. the am

chairman. >> thank you, senator shelby.ther members who wish to make an opening statement? senator menendez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i want to thank you personally on the effect of our sanctions policy and he told me he would and i appreciate you calling this hearing today. the thank you very much. and you call this hearing well before the incidence of the last few days, so this was obviously in response to a broader issue of our sanctions, but certainly handset being far more timely. we meet on the on the plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states and attack the embassy israel in washington d.c. a plot believed to be traced back to the highest levels of the iranian regime. the revelation of the foiled attacks, one which reportedly was to take place at a popular restaurant less than five miles from this very building points to the impact and importance of this hearing to ensure that the united states is doing all that it can to enforce existing legislation to fill the loopholes that exis

new constitution and appoint a government they official count is due on tuesday but early results shelby's largest party and is leading. well brings us up to date here on our t.v. time for the business news now with carrie. oh a welcome to businesses here in our team the russian ruble has been appreciating for the last two weeks after a sharp fall at the end of september analysts say the trend is likely to be shortly that. we can see somebody versed so in the in the in the interest of i think in the sense that google may strengthen the little bit but i think this is going to be a short of the phenomenon only i think it will be supported by the fact that people who spend the night i think supported by the fact that the economy will be performing relatively well in the beginning of this year but become censuses moving in the direction of probably. three to nine states as a consequence of that for global assets including russian assets broadly we're not going to be seeing a lot of speculative capital chasing chasing global assets including google and this could be another reason why in the be

over the weekend in france is pushing stocks higher sony is adding over four point nine percent shelby's gaining two point eight percent this hour in tokyo however a limb purses shedding more than twenty three percent after the firm's former c.e.o. said he had raised quote serious governance concerns with the company's chairman hong kong stocks are also with the index up line half percent. this is the picture we're seeing one hour after one a half hour. of trade in russia the markets are in the mix notes will be off here so our point three percent myself down by pretty much the same amount let's take a look at some of the main movers at this hour banks are in the lead sperm bank is among the top gains of almost two percent in the mining sector. is on the rise as the company has started a road show for additional share issues after a good listing in none the gold prices are also up that's helping norilsk nickel is in a negative territory after reported a twenty two percent decline in the first half net profit. market should be quite strong. you know with the world price keeps pushing up f

over the weekend in france and is pushing stocks higher sony's adding over four point six percent shelby'sgaining two point six. zero over a limpers is shedding twenty two percent after the firm's ex c.e.o. said he had raised quote serious governance concerns with the company's chairman and therefore that was followed by several downgrades of the stock hong kong stocks are also on the rise with the index adding over one half percent. one half hours ahead of the opening bell here in moscow. the russian markets ended last week with the biggest weekly gain in more than one half years that was boosted by oil and metal stocks the r.t.s. game three point eight percent one of my sex out of more than three percent douglas rolls from the capital expects last week's positive trend to continue into this week. hopefully the market should be quite strong. you know with you know of the world price keeps pushing up further towards you know hundred fifteen or one hundred twenty dollars you know we should see the continuing to you know strengthen in the russian market to. gain back some more ground that it

shelby lynn, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are investigating a machete attack that send the victim and the suspect to the hospital. it was outside of this taco truck in l.a. one man attacked another man with a machete. that's when two men running the taco truck took off without the keys. the suspect drug the victim into the truck and sped away. the police shot the suspect after attempts to taser him didn't work. he is now in critical condition. the victim is in serious condition. >>> a berkeley company making the exoskeleton is helping someone walk for the first time in years. amanda vackson just got a wearable robot. it supports her torso and powers her legs into something so she can walk. >> reporter: she is looking something more romantic. >> eventually if i can slow dance, i will be a happy girl. give me the walt, and. right now i'm -- waltz and right now i'm just a happy girl i can walk. >>> the boys and girls club of oakland had a special guest today, chris johnson spending the afternoon off the football field to play basketball with kids instead. it's part of johnson's up cl

shelby lynne with kron4 news.e seen rain out there it is starting to push our way through. dry conditions in the wake, we'll have details on a warmer forecast coming up. >> new at 6:30 p.m., tanning booths are now off limits to minors, and the new h t v taxiing rules that are all in affect. >> i am gabe slate and i have a lot coming up to my tech report. [ male announcer ] it's true... consumers prefer wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange chicken women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry, try it yourself. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why we pick vegetables at their peak. ...and freeze them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant teen containing a bed makes california the first state to make illegal for teens to use a bed any facility currently in kleagle for those 14 and under to use the uv rays bed, those 16 and up can use it with their parents' permission also a

the victim, 21-year-old shelby barns. the coroner said barnes died from blunt trauma injury. she was a 2008 graduate of venecia high school. >>> things are calm as the tents return to the plaza in oakland. but things could come to a head this weekend. good morning to you, laura. san francisco does find itself in a pickle on how to handle this. it's grown significantly in the roughly two weeks that it's been here. the mayor ed lee did meet with protesters yesterday. he said he hopes to come up with a compromise by tomorrow afternoon. this would be one to let protesters exercise their first amendment rights to free speech while not violating the law against overnight camping. there's also issue of fire safety. joanne says she's not going to hol rate the tarps and tents much longer. now san francisco almost shut down justin herman plaza yesterday morning. they congregated on treasure island. they did cross the bay bridge but never made it to the plaza. police say it was a training exercise and standing by in case oakland needed assistance with their protesters. protesters believ

shelby lynne texting look. >> and in nine years after george to be bush declared the start of the warsirach, president obama claim that all of the remaining troops will return home by the end of the year. is a move that the obama administration had to its list of national security accomplishments which include killing osama bin laden, handing the american cleric and aiding the libyans against moammar gadhafi. >> i think it is wonderful. >> it is great game to go back home and just reconnect. >>reporter: car has also been criticism from republicans. >> i do not think that is a good strategy. >> the last thing you want to do is put those men and women live in peril and i think that is what the president has done. >>reporter: the i iranian president said the this is long overdue. ma'am >> i wish he'd done it several years ago for the care of avoided killing so may i rocky people are americans as well. >> the president says beating how iraq will allow greater focus on the economy. >> vicki: after criticism about the 999 plan, we want to show you what the republican herman cain new tax pla

the body of 21-year-old shelby barnes was found inside a vacant home tuesday afternoon.ed from high school in 2008. detectives have arrested 23-year-old concord resident and 20-year-old richmond resident. the homicide was concord's sixth this year, two more than all of last year. >>> police in cupertino are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect who attacked a female student at de anza college. white male adult 5'4, blonde hair, speaks with a russian accent. >> according to police, the victim says the stranger approached her yesterday morning near a campus parking garage asking for help. he then began choking her until she passed out. when she regained conciousness the suspect was again. police have alerted the campus and added extra patrols. >>> new state audit finds more than three dozen foster homes in california have -- the state auditor compared the addresses are sex offenders with the addresses of licenseds to kerr care facilities and homes -- and found more than 1,000 matches. officials found 39 instances where sex offenders were affiliated with the

without a turn to senator shelby -- with that, i turn to senator shelby. >> we're basically talking about the 30-year fixed mortgage. the government established the subsidies for the 30-year fixed mortgages. for many americans, the 30-year fixed mortgage has made a home ownership possible. the failure of fannie and freddie and the bailout demonstrates that the federal government support for the 30- year fixed mortgage comes with a cost. if this committee under taste housing reform, it would need to determine whether the benefits for the 30-year fixed mortgage outweigh the cost. if it decides to continue to subsidize the 30-year fixed mortgage, the committee will need to find a way to protect taxpayers from having to pay for bailouts in the future. today's hearing should provide some insight into how the government supports for the 30- year fixed mortgage impacts consumers and taxpayers. in the 30-year fixed mortgage -- is the 30-year fixed mortgage always the best option for consumers? is the prepayment option included an truly free -- is the prepayment option included truly free? consume

. >>> a victim has been identified in the glenside court om side. 21-year-old shelby was the woman foundd at a vacant home. neighbors filed noise complaints saying there was a steady stream of people coming out of the house. no one was officially living in the house. police are investigating the case as a homicide. >>> promising news this evening out of turkey. just in the past hour, reports of more survivors after sunday's devastating earthquake. >> jenelle is here with more on that story as well as the international headlines. >> that's right. more than four days after the 7.2 magnitude quake, a 13-year-old just emerged from the rubble alive. he's injured. the young teen is now at the hospital. earlier today, rescuers pulled an 18-year-old student from a collapsed building in eastern turkey. he was dehydrated, but in good condition. earlier this week, a 2 week old baby was rescued. the survival stories can't describe the scope of the story. the baby's father is still missing tonight. thousands are homeless. tense moments today as you can see. people have been lining up for hours desper

sherman. >> thank you, senator shelby. are there any other members who wish to make a brief opening statement? >> thank you. i want to remind the cause of the record will be open for the next seven days for opening statements in any other materials you would like to submit. now i would like to welcome the witnesses for the panel today. our first witness is this janis c.a., the director of the boston policy project with the national council. mr. fenton as president and ceo of afinity federal credit union on behalf of the national association of the federal credit unions. dr. anthony sanders is a professor of finance at george mason university school of management dr. paul willen is a senior economist and policy adviser for the federal reserve bank in boston. and finally, we have dr. susan woodward, the president of the econometrics and former chief economist at the sec and prior to that, hud. ms. bowdler, you may proceed with your testimony. >> thank you and good morning and thank you for having me. i'm the director of the

as far as i know today, not one transplant -- the one that shelby and corker and the rest of them are supporting the foreign auto makers that do nothing as far as i know, for the american mime from what we have done. they only sent their condolences. >> jim, let me say this. i'm glad you got it out. i want you to come back again and bring some of the other workers with us. people in america need to understand beyond the beltway politics in this town. this is not about just politics who's up, who's down, what party is in. this is about people like you, like your child. people that have worked and sweated all their lives that were on the brink of losing everything, and some have. that's why we're marching in d.c. tomorrow. people have to be above our politics. this is not about anybody in washington. this is about the jim gregorys of this world. thank you, jim. thank you, richard, thank you, heir. >>> ahead, the protests for fairness gets a major win, so rush limbaugh hops on the distortion bandwagon. >>> former congressman alan grayson joins us. >>> plus rick perry emerges. he meets th

gregg: does senator shelby have a point? to mock these sanctions in the past. could they be meaningful? >> >> they could, right now they're not working. when the russians and the chinese get their hands on this, we have the obama administration since they've been in office, they have produced one resolution on iran compared to the bush administration's five. so i think if you had sanctions that were severe and swift and firm, they could work. but right now they're not working, and the obama administration has waited for so long to put the next resolution forward that talking about sanctions now is just way too late too late. gregg: perhaps because the president promised when he took office he was going to engage iran. is that now, perhaps, in retrospect look naive, if not foolish? >> the you know, the idea of engaging with your enemy sounds great, and i think everybody can say, oh, that really could work. but it hasn't worked, and this administration has come in almost forgetting past administrations' work and experience and

. >> thank you, senator shelby. i want to provide my colleagues the record will be open for the next seven days for opening statements and if there's any of the material you would like to submit. welcome back to the committee, mr. psychiatry. you may begin your testimony. i just want to start by thanking the committee for approving the nominee recommendations to act on this morning and on what to encourage you, those of you who did not vote to spend some time with him you were going to find he is an exceptionally talented and thoughtful leader and i know some of you have said that there is no reason to confirm this thought changes in the structure of the bureau, and again i would encourage you to spend some time with him and take a look at him and asking of questions and i think you'll find yourself reassured and i would just remind you that if the senate fails to direct talks for the cpb what will happen is we will leave a vast array of non-bank financial institutions outside the scope of the consumer protection wh

i totally think condoleezza rice and shelby steele voted for president obama.i am pretty sure colin powell told us that he was planning to. this is a story about african- americans desirous of

i totally think condoleezza rice and shelby steele voted for president obama. [laughter] i am pretty sure: powell told us that he was planning to. -- colin powell told us that he was planning to. this is a story about african- americans desirous of race -- of representation. that is not a bad story to tell the era of reconstruction was a moment when african-americans had an opportunity to hold office. to recall how extraordinary that is, what it means to enter into citizenship from a state of servitude and move immediately into office-holding, happened more swiftly for enslaved black men than it did for white women who had been free for a very long time, but once they got the right to vote, there is a little bit longer lag in the states for white women becoming officeholders. it happened incredibly quickly between the mid 1860's and the unholy compromise in 1870 of hayes-tildon. there is a deep and profound yearning among people of color and other marginalized individuals, not only four substantive representation of political interest, but also for demographic

we evaluate each member based on their needs and what is the best product for them. >> senator shelby. >> dr. sanders, a central argument made by some advocates is that without this guarantee, the 30-year fixed mortgage would not be available to consumers. for the moment, if we could set aside the question of whether the 30-year fixed mortgage is always the best products for consumers and go to this. if a consumer desires this product, it would be available even if there is not a federal guarantee? i can go back to myself many years back. i bought a house. it was a conventional 30-year fixed mortgage from an insurance company. the federal government was not involved. we have to come up with a pretty healthy down payment, but that is what we wanted to do. elaborate. >> i have had home loans, arms and fixed-rate mortgages and there were never touched by freddie and fannie. they will start making loans again. fannie and freddie and fha have such a dominant presence in the security markets. we have spelled out the 30-year fixed -- we have bailed out the 30-year fixed and not the arms. eve

police say the two suspects that you see on your screen killed shelby bonds.tim's body, you can see her picture year it was found this week in a vacant home on glenn side court during a police security check. the motive have not been released in this case. in san francisco a california lawmaker was arrested for shoplifting. this is an assemblywoman from castro valley. she was booked for felony grand theft after police say she stole almost $2,500 worth of clothing from neiman marcus in union square. she said it is all a big misunderstanding and that she did not intentionally still anything. and california news the fate of michael jackson's personal doctor will shoot--soon be in the hands of the jurors. today lawyers for conrad murray presented their own expert on propofol, that is the experts blamed in the pop star's death. it counted the opinion of the prosecution's doctor who said jackson like the gave himself the lethal dose of propofol. closing arguments could come as soon as tuesday. >>pam: disturbing allegations against a children's boot camp in southern

i'm shelby lynne reporting. >> meanwhile president obama job plan was shot down by sent republicans, 46 republicans joined 02 democrats to keep that from coming up for a vote. it includes a tax increase on the will become an expansion of current payroll taxes and an extension of jobless benefits among others things. president obama says he will try again by breaking the bill down into smaller parts. >> the obama administration wants more sanctions for our land because of an alleged plot to kill the saudi ambassador to the united states. two men including members of our ron special actions unit have not been charged in a new york federal court with conspiring to kill the saudi diplomat. the u.s. citizen also told an iranian passport and is allegedly committed to his role in this plot. the rhine is rejecting claims that it was involved. more on this story and will be back with much more including the warmer forecast that is in store for the bay area as a to a live look outside at the golden gate bridge as usual not too many people to starting the morning commute just yet. but we will s

. >> senator shelby. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary cohen, just tell us, who is doing business with iran? who are they selling their oil to and who are they buying from in the world, basically? just for the record. >> well, iran sells its oil to a number of different jurisdictions around the world. they sell into the eu. spain is a major purchaser. >> spain is a major purchaser. okay. >> turkey buys oil from iran. >> okay. >> some of our closest allies -- >> japan? >> japan, south korea. >> who are their largest purchasers, japan? >> if you allow me to look it up. >> go ahead. >> i actually have a -- well, i don't know where my cheat sheet is on this. china this major purchaser, south korea and japan, major purchasers, the i, turk yes, india, are all major purchasers. they're not -- none of them are wholly dependent on iran. they all purchase oil from a variety of producers, but each of those jurisdictions that i just listed, buy between seven and 15% of their oil, give or take, from iran in a given year. >> are the chinese i

. >> reporter: one of the families belong to shelby black who is grateful her kids 5-year-old carternt your children to grow up and be unhealthy. you want them to live longer. >> what we are doing is good for kids. >> workout! >> we are changing their lifelong habits and my teachers see that and they believe in that and that is what has made us successful here. >> simon says. >> reporter: it's a success for students here who are making the grade in mind and body. cynthia bowers, cbs news, danville, illinois. >> a little in-studio dancing here maybe? >> that's how we stay fit. >> follow their lead? >> >>> we have been talking a lot about how big banks are starting to charge customers monthly fees for a lot of different things. most recently, debit cards. as we know, people are not exactly happy about all of those extra fees. >> there are things you can do and jack otter, executive editor of cbs money watch is here for options for you to look at. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the hikes we are seeing at some of these banks. the monthly fees. >> sure. >> wells fargo

. >> reporter: one of the families belong to shelby black who is grateful her kids 5-year-old carternt them to live longer. >> what we are doing is good for kids. >> workout! >> we are changing their lifelong habits and my teachers see that and they believe in that and that is what has made us successful here. >> simon says. >> reporter: it's a success for students here who are making the grade in mind and body. cynthia bowers, cbs news, danville, illinois. >> a little in-studio dancing here maybe? >> that's how we stay fit. >> follow their lead? >>> outside our window, it's starting to turn to a very nice thursday. the sun is up, just a few clouds. the winds will pick up. a partly sunny day with windy conditions through the afternoon. can expect to see winds between 12 and 20 miles an hour. 69 the high. partly cloudy skies. tomorrow much like today with a good bit of sunshine. temperature also take a hit. only in >>> we have been talking a lot about how big banks are starting to charge customers monthly fees for a lot of different things. most recently, debit cards. as we know peopl

. >> senator shelby do you have additional questions? >> i do. first of all, mr. secretary, i want to get, try to answer what you made a pitch for the nominee former attorney general to be confirmed. 44 of us have sent a letter, you're very familiar with, to the president's biggest and i think you said to me to spend if i could finish. we haven't heard one word about that, asking for some modifications to this. it's not the nominee. i think the nominee as far as i know is probably well-qualified, very honorable, very smart man. but we are waiting for that dialogue, and i hope we hear from you. but short of that i think the nominee is not going anywhere. but i want an answer to that. go ahead. >> i understand your position and we received that message. you've been very clear about it and you have a pretty powerful show of strength. i would just encourage you to reconsider because i think that -- >> we hope you would reconsider, u.n. the president, changing three modest things in the dodd-frank bill. if you do i'm sure we'll have a good piece of legislation, at leas

okay, shelby, let's see it. you look so great. wow, she's even strutting her stuff.th these jeans, i feel more like a hot mama. i feel slim, i feel great. >> the ones i'm wearing i feel are a little snug and they're showing off a little too much curvature. in they're a little bit mom jeanish, shall we say, on her. >> i feel like i'm older and i have to be careful which style of jeans i wear at my age. >> your jeans aren't working with your curves as well as they could be. i'd like to put you with a nice flare style to help balance you out. we want to go with a mid rise so we want to bring the rise down a little bit, something a little darker, but maybe a little bit more of a current style. >> perfect. >> what do you think? >> perfect. >> sounds good? let's go. let me see. oh, my goodness. they look so good. these are perfect, exactly where they should come. very appropriate rise for you. the length is perfect. and you just have a little bit more of a flare at the bottom than in your old jeans, so it's creating this hourglass shot, which we love. you look longer. >> n