this is a perplexing case. >> sylvia, you spoke of a 1972 flight. remind us. >> this was a flight from anchorage, alaska to juneau. it was carrying two u.s. congressmen. it took off. the plane was planning to operate under visual flight rules. the weather was not conducive for that. the pilot took off and made brief contact with air traffic control. it continued on its way. it was a cessna. a lot smaller than a 777. the plane never arrived in anchorage. or in juneau. >> it was never found. >> it was never found. they basically search area was 325,000 square miles. they searched for 39 days and like i said, there were two u.s. congressmen on board. >> michael kay, quick comment to that. >> we have to be careful not to compare apples with pears. this is a small aircraft. it would have been flying a lot lower and flying in mountain areas. it may not have been picked up on radar. a lot of differences with the small aircraft and training of the crew and simulator. >> michael kay, thank you. sylvia, thank you. >>> conspiracy they' spispiracy. it is hard t

violence will end and we will work together to explore and dream about just the voices beverly and sylvia and krisz 10 have spoken with a true voice and experience you must hear i see this crowd. we have had activist in india today and successor players in peru with homeless women coming together and talking about economic injustice and histories of alcohol liberalism and how those connect together. russel women in south africa have talked about abuse of and pakistan are rising to make sure that men and boys understand mass lubricant a. we have worked and san francisco you are truly rising together in berkley and merry listen and palo alto all the area is rising. we've been honored to work with the mayor of san francisco and his incredible team i want to introduce my sister and board member to stand with me as we are rising thank all the 60 community groups who talked and dreamed and where it will lead into the future. we wanted to thank mayor ed lee and his incredible team and others all you amazing activists and people here i'm sorry, i miss printed out that name. and the idea of this e

margaret, sylvia? >> good afternoon. is this hunting? humming?s excuse the echo. sylvia mathews burwell is the , then that you will see picture of thehe financial team of the obama administration. we both decided to wear turquoise. sylvia, as director of the office of management -- >> is me your cell phone. >> it is not my cell phone. >> sorry to interrupt. >> i am a walking signal. andoffice of management dreaming. because the budget is a wish list of the obama administration in so many ways. john boehner called it the most irresponsible budget yet. i am sure you know other things it has been called. billion over what was agreed to in january. what, if anything, is going to get passed? >> the first thing, we present a budget that has what we believe ryan-murray levels that were agreed upon. the appropriations process started the day we send the document to the hill. we gave them what they need to go forward. a budget is a representation of what your revision is. wasidea behind our budget to present what we believe should happen. we did what we could to support th

and with that i turn it over to sylvia. >> thanks, jay. the president's 2015 budget, which we released earlier today, is basically a fiscal road map for accelerating economic growth, expanding opportunity and ensuring fiscal responsibility. it includes fully paid for investments in infrastructure, job training, preschool and pro-work tax cuts. at the same time it reduces deficits and strengthens our long-term fiscal outlook. through additional health care reforms, tax reform and by fixing our broken immigration system. we recognize the importance of the bipartisan funding compromise reached by the congress and the budget shows the president's funding priorities at the 2015 spending levels that were agreed to in the deal. however, we believe those are not sufficient, both in 2015 and beyond, and to ensure the nation is achieving its fullest potential. for that reason, the budget includes an opportunity, growth and security initiative that is fully paid for. it's split evenly between defense and nondefense and it presents additional investme

when sylvia started to forget where she was on a daily basis her husband realized something was seriouslyng. >> you watch a loved one slowly deteriorating in her mental faculties in her physical abilities. in time it takes over almost all aspects of a person's existence. >> alzheimer's has no cure, treatment plan or early warning sign until now. a new study out of georgetown medical center describes a blood test that is able to correctly identify those with future memory problems 90% of the time. researchers say they identified ten blood fats that signal when brain sells are start to go degenerate. researchers were able to accurately predict who came down with dementia just a couple of years later. that could be a game changer if they could find a treatment that slows down or stops the disease. >> you talk to anyone who is involved in developing drugs for alzheimer's. they say you have to treat somebody before the dementia even begins. this gives hope to identify those who will develop dementia. >> reporter: this break through may not help sylvia and 5 million other americans living in al

but sylvia miles managed to put her memories in their proper place.hances are, so can we. >> one of the things that we're saying our brain remembers the negative. >> absolutely. i couldn't agree with you more. but i've learned to find ways to see the positive side of everything. because you stay healthier if you're happy and you feel good. i'd rather get a laugh than a frown. you know what i mean? >> osgood: up next, oscar night, 1944. >> jennifer jones, star. ♪ ♪ ben! ♪ [ train whistle blows ] oh, that was close. you ain't lying. let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 colors and prints. visit the shirt boutique, only at chico's and chicos.com. ♪ [ girl ] roses are red. violets are blue. splenda® is sweet. and so are you. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. ♪ splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar with

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work with us >> cfp sylvia burwell testified wednesday about resident obama's nearly $4 trillion budget request. credits,tizes new tax infrastructure spending, and an expansion of early childhood education. she testified for just over two hours. >> the committee will come to order. i think this is her first time here. welcome for your first time here at the budget committee. i'm sure you're going to really enjoy this. >> i hope so. i cannot say that i can see you right now. i want to thank you for being here and taking the time to speak with us and coming back in government service.

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. >> when sylvia started to forget where she was on a daily basis, her husband mort realized, something seriously wrong. >> you watch a loved one slowly deteriorating in her mental facts ibeing faculties,. >> georgetown university medical center describes a blood test, predicts 90% of the time, researchers say they identify ten blood fats that signal when brain cells are starting to degenerate. researchers were able to accurately predict who came down with dementia just a couple of years later. and that could be a game changer if they can find a treatment that slows down or stops the disease. >> talk to anyone who's involved in developing drugs for alzheimer's. they say you have to treat somebody before the dementia even begins. this gives help for those people who are going to develop dementia. >> this may not help sylvia and the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's now, but it can help the growing number diagnosed in the future as well as the millions of family members who also suffer through the sickness. >> for good or bad, we married, we love each other and this turn of even

lance corporal andrew sylvia was thrilled to return home so he could spend more time with his wife and 2-year-old son noah. that time was cut short when a suspected drunk driver slammed into silva. he was thrown off his motorcycle and killed. >> he's a marine, you know, he sees combat, guns, bombs. when he comes home, he's just trying to go see his family, and this happens. >> reporter: today the man was in court facing charges. he did not answer a plea. near the intersection where silva was killed, a memorial is growing. friends brought his boot, candles, and even one of his favorite meal, a traditional vietnamese dish. he graduated from james logan high school where he played football. david was in the same marine unit with silva. >> he was very dedicated. he would give 1,000% every time we had our drills. >> reporter: his family says silva was an amazing father. >> he was a really great father. sake, he put his son above everything else. >> reporter: now his son is missing him again. his father told me that he was a great kid and he still can't believe that he's gone. he also said t

former air force special agent sylvia longmire joins us from fien. >>.he worked an an intelligence analyst for the state of california, focussing on the powers of the drug cartels. >> so what happens? they are making lots of money on drugs, and then they started to get squeezed by the government and vigilantes, so they move into other illegal areas. >> that's part of it. the knights templar has the freedom to venture out into other businesses or ways to get income. the knights templar have not been around for that long before they split off with the other cartels in 2010. they hadn't been around for long. they don't suffer from the same hierarchy or other historical restrictions as far as sticking with the drug trade and are free to branch out. >> like organ harvesting. >> i was surprised when i read about it. they are investigating. getting involved in the organ trafficking business. it's a global trade but specialised. organizations that are involved have a high level of sophistication as far as medical expertise, and are small networks. there's a ques

. >> are we ready sylvia to dance. we want to hear you out allowed to the count of 3 we're going to scream out >> welcome and thank you so itch for being here for this historic occasion renaming of the bridge for willie l brown junior. this is no better person than bridge. he's spent a lifetime providing a pathway so millions of californians could improve their lives. please stand now as we singalong with the first song maybe. this is a wonderful occasion because we not only will sing the national anthem but the negro national anthem after that. this is the two-time grammy award winning boys choir academy specific boys choir academy we welcome them for the 3 sons under the director kevin fox >> oh, can you can you see by the dawns early light. what so proudly we hail. at the twilights last gleaming. who's broad strips and stars through the per he will allows night. over ram parts we lark with so glandly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs busting in air. gave proof through the night. that our flag was still

. >> are we ready sylvia to dance. we want to hear you out allowed to the count of 3 we're going to scream out francisco. >> hello didn't go everyone and thanks to much for being here today, it's meaningful to have your support and have you here today. you know, we decided to do this this year i think it's important to setting the tone when it comes to public safety. there's so much to celebrate about what's going on in san francisco and all the good things we're doing and all of we in the criminal justice system we forget to take a momentum and take stock of all the things we're doing and what we intend to do. i want to thank our chief of probation and our public defender and all of you. i know many of you had to cut short your knots to be here. i'm sure you're aware of i'm here to make san francisco the safety city in san francisco. i'll continue to work for that. and alongside the prosecutors in my office we're sdrath every strangely to do this. we work tirlsly to make sure that the offenders are kept away from our

. >> are we ready sylvia to dance. we want to hear you out allowed to the count of 3 we're going to scream out >> good afternoon, everybody let me please call this meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission at the 1:40 p.m. sfgovtv requires you to speak into the microphone otherwise the public can't hear our discussion. call roll >> commissioner president courtney. commissioner moran. commissioner torres. conditioning and commissioner vietor are on their way a you tell me 3 is the approval of the minutes from february 11, 2014. commissioners >> move to accept. >> any public comment on the minutes of february 11, 2014, seeing none, public comment is closed. i'll call for a vote all all in favor, say i. opposed? the item is passed >> that concludes my presentation. >> is yolanda lewis here, please. >> good afternoon opportunity i'm yolanda lewis i'm representing the coalition i want to remained the coalition that the bayview area is right lane on you to have the benefit policy resolution that all life that

the sylvia manzano with polling. since the message has been pretty consistent over the past several years really blew up over 1070 and have played out in a lot of national and state races, i'm curious, do those poll really well among the folks that you poll for the party because i would think that they didn't poll well, then they wouldn't be used and wouldn't see them in ads over and over and over. is this sense there that this is like gang busters if we use these kinds of messages? >> well, first observation is that particularly unfortunately in my view, but they don't do -- there's not like polling done regularly in their own district where they're tested and say what happens if i say this stupid thing? second of all, the republican electorate is very concerned about illegal immigration. no matter how you test ithow o slice it, it's a major concern. and keep in mind they're not reacting necessarily to poll os anything like that. they're reacting to people they it's om and you know, politics by anecdotes. those anec

he was intoxicated when he ran a red light at present and decoto and crashed into andrew sylvia on his motorcycle. the accident killed andrew silva who just returned from afghanistan. >> there will be new hiring rules in the wake of molestation case involving a teacher in contra costa county. they will change policy to help sure fingerprinting and background checks for new hires, rehires, and substitute teachers. principals will complete extra training. a man was fired from making waves academy after molestation allegations surfaced. he then land add job at another elementary school without undergoing a background check because he worked there before. he was arrested this month and faces 28 felony counts. >> today if san francisco, the city planning commission is set to consider new rules for medical marijuana dispensaries. under the proposal, they are allowed to move closer to schools and child facilities and parks and recreation areas. they are not allowed within 1,000 feet. there will be a buffer zone of 600' which is what the state requires. >> attorneys head to san francisco super

. >> reporter: this potential medical break through may not help sylvia or the others living with alzheimer's disease right now, but it could help the growing number of those diagnosed in the future as well as the family members who also suffer through the sickness. >> for good or bad we married, we loved each other. this turn of events does not mean i'll stop loving her or caring about her. >> reporter: researchers say it will take a couple of years to develop this blood test for the general public. this comes as surprising new numbers show alzheimer's would be the third leading cause of deaths in america. >> meteorologist: we're starting in the northwest. quite a bit of rain. these are rain-setting records, seattle, olympia with two inches of rain and over sites in washington had two inches of rain setting records. this is what it does when you get records like this with flooding across washington, oregon and montana. too much rain too quickly is leading to flooding across all these states. plus we're getting heavy snow in the mountains. a number of winter storm warnings are in effect. here

. >> are we ready sylvia to dance. we want to hear you out allowed to the count of 3 we're going to to the count of 3 we're going to scream out man: 60-inch screen, high-definition. football season is coming up. you can watch it right here. what do you think? i'll take it. huh! huh! now, that's what i'm talking about. you're right. i don't need it. everyone. thank you very much for coming happy new year i'm ed reiskin i'm the director of transportation and happy to kickoff the new year. san francisco has been a dynamic city during the break i was reading the history of muni how things have changed and required the city to view. we're in a lot of change including in our transportation system a lot of change is good but it needs to be managed and it's safe and a consistent with the transit first policy. we're here to talk about that. we've got a lot of great partners partners if commercial transportation from the private be sector and companies that they service and our participates in the city. i think you'll hear from

this is a pro-growth and prothe opportunity budget for the reasons sylvia said. it, one, creates more demand and job growth when we need it. it mablings more room in the domestic discretionary budget for the things that invest in our future and growth and productivity and fairness, and it focuses the reduction in the long-term where it will most important for long-term confidence. it's also pro-growth and pro-opportunity budget because it has very sound evidence-driven initiatives that should be alive for consideration by those who want to work together for economic growth. some of the onecy seala just mentioned. 2k2k ones that cecilia just mentioned. one is putting forward an expansion in the earned income tax credit. the proposal that you heard discussed that was -- we put out some details yesterday on would be the first major expansion of the earned income tax credit for people without dependent children since 1993. it would address so many policy issues that people have raised from house to encourage younger people to encourage work, help people with disabili

sylvia lopez spoke with caesar chavez's son. >> i learned we would have to share my father with others. >> we don't need you. we want you back in mexico. get the hell out of our country. >> now, paul chavez is sharing his father's story with the world. >> reporter: caesar chavez, the first motion pictureabout the icon appears in theaters this weekend. he brought attention to the deplorable conditions of farmers. >> you came into this world, i see the clarity i needed. >> reporter: but also, his role as a husband and father of eight. >> and i hope that one day, you can be as proud of me as i am of you. >> the letter my older brother is reading where my father explains his motivations and tells them that i hope you understand that the sacrifices i made were because i loved you. >> what would your dad say about this movie? >> he would probably scold us for all of this commotion, but i have a feeling if he did see it, he would give a nodding wink of approval. >> reporter: while he knows younger generations may not be as familiar with his father's extraordinary accomplishments, paul chavez

sylvia lucas is luxembourg's ambassador to the u.n. she's serving as this month's security council president. >> the security council condemns this launch as violation of security council resolutions. >> south korea's u.n. ambassador oh joon urged north korea to refrain from provocative actions and resume dialogue with the south. north korea conducted its third nuclear test in february of last year. afterward the council unanimously adopted a resolution to step up sanctions against pyongyang. china is traditionally regarded as an ally of north korea but china's representative supported the resolution. >>> let's now get the latest business stories from ron madison. >>> all right. well people in japan are getting out their wallets and going on a spending spree. they're racing to beat a consumption tax hike that takes effect in april, and their splurge has lifted retail sales for february to its third highest level. economy ministry officials say sales by supermarkets, car zealers and other retailers neared $107 billion. that's up 3.6% in

osbourne it was pointed out the moratorium is needed for serious reforms in the business environment sylvia's it up the applicant is that we use a person like me. moratorium is the most serious one the previous notorious were conducted for human security one fireman or protection this time he was clearly stated that it's more towards for national security of the country. at which the cast only took us to fill with some ideas of what is coming. the kennedys currency so we can significantly against the us dollar currency intervention of the match to make the kyrgyzstan on the sale of non cash and cash dollars an amount or twenty seven owing to not give significant results since the beginning of the year the official exchange rate of us dollar gets its own rates increased by nine point seven percent now when us dollar equals fifty three zone and ninety sixteen hour as the deputy head of the mash them into kyrgyzstan on the violet tinged into a quill said the bill and the sharp devaluation. elections to the lower house of the indian parliament will take place from people seventh of may called rea

sylvia and aetna, that's the neighborhood. not affecting the drive on 101. a smoother drive, a light volume of traffic. i'll zoom tine the earlier traffic break we had. chp has it in the reports, however, we've seen all of the slowing clear up from both directions. north 880, there is still activity likely blocking one lane. >> thank you, mike. >> we're following a pair of breaking news stories this morning. a toddler tossed out of a burning apartment. >> several people badly burned when a house goes up in flames in san jose. what we learned about that. ñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñwñg >> reporter: a fire just started right behind the scene of an apartment building where firefighters were just here hours earlier. i'm christie smith. details coming up in a live report. >> reporter: good morning. we'll take you live to the south bay where two people have been burned at a fire, this one in a house. we'll tell you what might have slowed their escape. that story coming up. >> and as we head into the weekend we're talking about 70s making the return, all the way t

sylvia burwell was just saying paul ryan and other people concerned about the defense cut, sequestration is still in effect for the pentagon. it could create potential for some deal at the white house. maybe there could be increased spending or tax loophole closings. some say it is a bit of a pipe dream. there is concern about that speculate to some kind of action. there could be mounting electoral rusher on the minimum wages as we get closer to the election. it is something that pulls very well. -- polls very well. there could be some compromise there. >> you talk about having a blueprint to present to the voters for the house of representatives mr. brady talks about the house being representative of a larger party . paul ryan talked about the decision within the republican party, saying i am irish, this is what families used to look like. if you peel back the lead from what is going on the internal debate in the republican party, what do you see? how do they come to a cohesiveness or the presidential elections? >> there is a fundamental disparity between strategy. you do have conservat

the sylvia force as i have family on the opposite side on my mother's side eye that sees the daily grind of poverty. and i'm very lucky to have grown up here. in the united states signed the daughter of a better and my partner is a physician and a military base where he sees everyday. the first hand accounts of the ultimate price is that people pay for this country. and that is why personally i cannot be part of network funded by the russian government that whitewash is the actions of two and i'm proud to be an american. and believe in disseminating the truth and that is why after this news cast. i'm designing. i think that no one can clear the resident max. i want it i was all like experts have revealed the words no work for the first place. now that i feel. one reason and was able to get material could be the government in the attic system for running background checks and now suspended their side trying to change select a good little outsource or that it hit the us government's highest security clearance contractors to do background investigations into the people that considering hiri

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these women seeking the official tried to grab the fire a rifle from sylvia while crossing the border the mine had been climbing on the government to acknowledge his agreement with israel and to deport the country's ambassador thousands of riot police officers are trying to prevent the protesters attacking these are the antics. it sits in gaza have fired rockets into israel during its flights in retaliation. as of this by the trees called by the palestinian group islamic last three days of cross border attacks have been the most intensive since november twenty twelve on wednesday a barrage of sixteen lock it away by its by islamic in retaliation for israel killing three of its contents. well then responded with a slight scent and five targeting minutes and hideouts in science does i kissed on the eighth least nineteen people have been killed in a series of bomb attacks in busy areas of content echelon. a suicide bomb up in himself out in that market. what was supposed to get meaningful prius and other assaults and expensive dates and bicycle was enough outside to a colleague's this co

sylvia panetta. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. it is a great pleasure that i welcome you to the moderate thompson center for the 17th annual leon panetta lecture series. goes by quickly. i'm happy to be here with you tonight as we began an

it was designed by sylvia fendi.g how she came up with it. >> everybody was crazy about that special bag. it was kind of a fever. i am sylvia fendi and i am creative director at fendi. i am also the daughter of the founder of fendi. i really thought it was needed at the time. has a short strap. you where the bag under your arm like the french bag. there are many versions. i think today we have more than 1000 versions. i was so happy when i saw the baguette on saturday cigna park are. -- sarah jessica parker. it was kind of a fever. some people are really in demand . >> pictures of leaders arriving in brussels. >> scheduled to the arriving. 7:42 in london. those pictures at the bottom of the screen. we are going to take a short break here on "countdown." ♪ >> it is time for "hot shots" a look at the most compelling images of the day. >> hi, welcome -- >> one of the stars at a robot exhibition. developers showed off robots of all shapes and sizes. the robotics industry is growing by 30% a year. that is driven largely b

sylvia fendi is still creative director of accessories.a younger generation in the ranks, the company is still very much a family affair and its heritage strong. >> wonder if a man would basejump in fendi? ♪ >> we are coming up on 56 past the hour. this is on the markets and the it's take a look at where he close the session, in terms of stocks today. we ended the day down. the s&p earlier in the session hit a record but then came down. and then of course we had switching. that was the expiration of futures contracts that caused volatility. indeed, it did during the session. view, i am joined by the chief market strategist. he warns that there is more volatility. he thinks that stocks will end up well here. four percent to five percent is the rally you're looking at. janet yellen indicated that may be rates are going to rise more quickly than people are thinking. obviously, you do not think that is going to derail the longer-term rally we are seeing. >> probably another four percent plus or minus from here. i think that dr. yellen is a cap

sylvia fendi is still created director of accessories.younger generation in the ranks, the company is still very much a family affair and its heritage strong. wonder if a man would jump in fendi? ♪ >> we are coming up on 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. i'm julie hyman. halfway through the trading session, we are losing some steam. the s&p 500 touching a record. it ended our still higher, the nasdaq down by nine points. you may notice volatility today. if you look at intraday chart of the s&p 500, you can see up and down. it is a day of so-called witching, the expiration of certain options and futures contracts which tends to cause volatility, especially at the open and close. in terms of the broader macro picture, the markets seem to have shrugged off those comments from fed chair yellen this week or she said the fed is likely to raise interest rates sooner in some investors expected. this morning on "market makers," tom keene and alix steel asked what he thinks about what the fed had been doing to pro

andrew sylvia of union city was hit and killed by a driver who ran two red lights. >>> four, law enforcement averages from across the state will family a public memorial senator for risky del fiorentino killed in the line of duty. a public memorial begins at for the brag at 10:00 a.m. >> family and friends of 28-year-old man shot and killed by san francisco police at a park on friday are planning a protest. last night the police chief suhr explained the events. he said the suspect was carrying a taser that looked like a real gun. >> malaysian officials are saying a french satellite captured images of objected in the indian ocean that could be from the missing jetliner. a father of a passenger is filing petition with an illinois law firm. >> a wanting: sigh republicans will blair around the bay area along the coast at 10:15 a.m. for the test of the tsunami communications system part of the tsunami preparedness week. >> remember, abc7 news continues now online and twitter and facebook and aural your mobile devices and we will back in 25 mens with news and weather and traffic during "good morni

i turn it over to sylvia burwell now. >> the president's budget that released is a fiscal road map for excel growth, opportunity and ensure fiscal responsibility. fully paid for investments in -- infrastructu infrastructures and preschools. the budget shows the president's funding priority at the 2015 levels that were agreed to in the deal. we believe they are not sufficient in 2015 and beyond. the budget includes an opportunity, growth and security initiative that is fully paid for. it is split between defense and non-defense and it presents additional investments in things like education, research, and manufacturing. building on the model established in ryan-murray, it is paid for with spending cut and tax reforms. it is deficit neutral. supporting what the president said in the state of the union, there is a series of programs to create jobs. it lays out $302 billion infrastructure proposal that is paid for with pro-growth tax. it strengthens the manufacture base and supports groundbreaking research to fight disease, protect the environment and develop new technology. it enhances th

sylvia fendi is still creative director of accessories.er generation in the ranks, the company is still very much a family affair. its heritage is strong. >> i also sat down for an exclusive interview with fendi's ceo. have a listen. >> we are working on the elements that make a company successful. the content of what you sell in the store and the communication, the magic that makes things fly. nowadays, there is a lot of money in the stores. >> is it selling a dream? selling your way of seeing day-to-day. you want to give them a feel. >> what are you trying to achieve with fendi? have a great clientele. we are trying to the appealing to a younger type of customer. pricesge of crisis -- of is quite bold. things thate little you attach to your bag. this has a type of appeal for the younger audience. at the same time, trying to cultivate our more mature clientele with more mature products. marry online with luxury? this is something a lot of ceos struggle with. i know i need an online preference but then i am seen as losing that luxurious as

budget director, sylvia burwell, will be on capitol hill, testifying before the senate.he will be squaring off against paul ryan about the budget. we will have coverage of that hearing this morning -- this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. this morning, jack lew will be on the senate i've before -- and we will have coverage of that as well. defending the president's 2015 budget blueprint. ken, what do you think? kim.r: my name is host: apologies. caller: i would like to be able youinish my comment like allow the democratic people to voice their opinions. --atch her show up it. it is your show a bit. it is slanted towards the progressive side. president proposes to borrow more money from china. i saw that john kerry pledged another billion dollars to the ukraine, which will go thectly to russia because ukraine is in debt to russia for i don't know how many billion. i do not have that information. is bizarre. things are getting upside down. i wanted to voice that. we borrow all of this money from china. theave warships sitting off coast of cuba. i don't understand how p

for today's briefing, as part of the presentation, i have the director of the office of budget, sylvia burwell and jason furman, and cecilia munoz, the director of the policy and gene sperling, the director of the economic council. each guest has an opening statement and we will take questions related to budget matters. i will try to direct traffic in that question and answer section. i will have time for a few questions at the end on other subjects, ukraine obviously included, but if you could hold questions on those subjects not related to the budget until after we are down. i turn it over to sylvia burwell now. >> the president's budget that released is a fiscal road map for excel growth, opportunity and ensure fiscal responsibility. fully paid for investments in -- infrastructu infrastructures and preschools. the budget shows the president's funding priority at the 2015 levels that were agreed to in the deal. we believe they are not sufficient in 2015 and beyond. the budget includes an opportunity, growth and security initiative that is fully paid for. it is split between defense a

. >> host: sylvia in el paso, texas. you are on with chris of the aclu sorry, we lost sylvia. we will go to mary in grand ledge, mich. on our line for independence. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i just want to say that i have always assumed since they passed the patriot act that there were listening on our phone calls. i mean, friends and i have jumped and said, hey, what sub. we always felt that as long as we were not terrorists and we're not doing anything wrong we didn't have anything to worry about. i still feel that way up until we started seeing the abuses by the executive branch against american citizens, average citizens who just wanted to become involved in the democratic process in our country. and we see the abuses by the irs, the department of justice, the fbi against the small groups. so i believe that that is one of the reasons that the people of this country have really gotten up in arms about the nsa. we don't have any proof that the nsa has been targeting american citizens. we do have proof that the executive branch has been targeting citizens. so i t

budget committee top republican jeff sessions did everything he could today to get an answer from sylviaews burwell. >> you're proposing that we alter ryan-murray so you can spend $56 million more next year alone? >> what we are proposing -- >> yes or no, is that correct? >> what -- >> can't you answer that question simply, yes or no. do you propose to spend $56 billion more than ryan-murray allows, and you're proposing we change ryan-murray to allow you to do so? yes or no? >> senator, we do propose a change in the law that would be fully paid for, that would invest in the things that we believe are necessary for the economic health of the nation. >> you're refusing to answer it. i will answer it. the answer is that you're going to spend -- you're asking us to raise the spending limits by changing the ryan-murray law so you can spend even more than you agreed to spend ten weeks ago. and this is the way a nation goes broke. >> went on for three minutes. ryan-murray is the budget deal struck with representative paul ryan and patty murray. that is law signed into law by president obama. wh

sylvia is in front of the house and we will have that at 2:30. and jack lieu is on capital hill this morning before the senate finance committee and that is at 10:30 a.m. eastern time. steve, you are up first in handover, maryland. republican caller. hi, steve. >> caller: i see the '80s is calling back the foreign policy, but i think this is a nice segue into the reagan federalism. i heard you say we are spending $600 billion for infrastructure in the 3.7 trillion deal. i am all for macroeconomics and understand it is said we are not spending enough. spending isn't the issue when programs are managed properly. if you drive down route 95 and 198-195 has jersey walls for years. this is part of the recovery and investment act of 2009. but this is giving infrastructure spending a bad name. funds are poorly managed and no movement on a project says it for itself. it is the mismanagement of the funds that bother people. and in the private sector, you don't mismanage fund and you don't have unlimited funds and unlimited tax dollars. this is what the gov