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he served as the first treasury secretary. roupon says it was intended to be a tongue in check marketing stunt it and worked there are 5,000 tweets about the kch's mistake. >> here we are, talking about it. >> it worked. or they turned it into their favor. >> golden gate bridge district look at a bo nanza in revenue >> yes. coming from fines from drivers that don't pay on time. it means drivers need fast track or get a bill in the mail. >> cornell bernard has the story. >> all electronic toll taking has been on duty at golden gate bridge almost a year. some drivers still long are for old days when real toll takers took cash. >> we like to see people be able to pay right there. that way, you don't have to worry about something in the mail. >> data shows people aren't paying the tolls and that can add up if you ignore it. it's a $25 fine if you don't pay. for four months, more than 290,000 violations were issued. 11 #,000 paid, but 144,000 still outstanding. it would mean a wind fall of $50 comblinl for the bridge district. but s

do regarding the debt ceiling and what has been talked about by senator boehner and other republican leaders in terms of dealing with it on a long-term basis? >> the treasury started the first in a series of extraordinary measures. avoidare designed to hitting the actual debt limit. they are procedures that the treasury department says it could run until late this month. they have not set a certain date as of yet on when exact the. they are expecting sometime before the end of the month. lawmakers in congress are trying to figure out a way to raise the limit. possibility that they will come up with a bill to be voted on as early as next week. although that is still a bit in flux right now. >> the senate is coming back to take on a bill dealing with military pensions. why is this an issue for the senate? >> there was something that happened during the negotiations on the two-year budget. this was included. this is something that people say they do not want -- they now want to deal with separately. this is a possible thing on the debt limit, they made the moving away from that, but this is something that the senate plans to take on separately now. >> the new federal reserve c

he was the first treasury secretary and he was killed in a pistol duel by vice-president aaron burr.n was asked to respond to its history blunder, and they responded by saying this, quoting: we'll just have to agree to disagree. then groupon created a new twitter account called, prez alexander, describing him, quote, as the founding father on the ten dollar bill, bad with pistols but lover of a good deal, and then they had president alexander hamilton send out a tweet saying, quote here, there appeared to be a lot of misleading reports about me lately but i do in fact have another face hidden underneath my wig, hash tag honest ours. so we debted to -- decided to get into the mix. they said this: are you sure? this is the first we're hearing about this. so, groupon clearly getting a lot of play out of this, and we're playing along. it's been everywhere today. >> they better stay away from ben franklin also. >> an olympian brought to tears. not by his results but an interview. now nbc is getting poor scores. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercom

hamilton was the first treasury secretary but was never a president. ounder of the nation's financial system. there is also maybe, i don't know if they did it on purpose, but a little pr? >> i think this is a little bit of a joke and they're loving the pr. they get all kinds of notes. they're responding to requests by the media by saying we're going to stick to your story, you have your opinion and we have ours, things like that here. so, we all need to take the joke. seven minutes before the hour. >>> coming up, shipment delay. delivery companies are running way behind. >> that's what happened to my roses you sent me. >> i sent you flowers, really, i did. the weather stole them! the storeny "money time," next. the conversation about her mortgage didn't start here. it began on her vacation in europe. someone stole her identity and opened some credit cards in her name. checking her experian credit report and score allowed her to better address the issue...and move right in. experian. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rook

the first treasury secretary. ington, but never the president. and this reminds me of the jay leno skits, and jaywalking and he goes out and asks simple u.s. history questions. and american people struggle with history. i feel that foreigners know our history and it's kind of pathetic. oops on the part of groupon. charles: they're standing by their statement though. >> never president. charles: yeah. all right. well, you know, there have been numerous reports over the last year, serious injuries done to major league pitchers due to lack of head protection. my next guest said with the the next thing, he joins me from st. louis, we see it all the time, almost every night on sports center, right, stacy, somebody hits a line drive and the pitcher's first creaks is to duck and often their heads are hurt badly. it's not hard to dispute maybe there's a need for this. explain how it works on your end? >> we have a technology, an iso blocks. it's a sheet of substrate of foam underneath it and did can diffuse the blow. we've

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he was one of the founding fathers and the first secretary of the treasury. >>> and what does deep dish pizza have to do with the supreme court? the chicago sun times tweets a supreme court justice wades into the chicago pizza debate. the justice saying that while he enjoys chicago-style pizza, it should not be called pizza. talk about a controversial ruling. >>> and straight ahead, is your toilet working? well, start brushing and throw $800 billion right down the toilet. that's what many people accuse of obama administration of doing. why is the white house celebrating? former mayor rudy giuliani goes on the record, next. >>> and also, was targeting the tea party just the warmup act? apparently the irs could have a few new targets in mind. on the record investigates. coming up. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan

and the first secretary of the treasury. and, what does deep dish pizza have to do with the supreme court? the "chicago sun times" tweets, a supreme court justice weighs into the chicago pizza debate. justice anthony scalia speaking at an event in the windy city telling an audience while he enjoys chicago-style pizza it should not be called pizza. talk about a controversial ruling. and now it's your turn to hash it out with us. just use #greta on all your tweets and posts. straight ahead. is your toilet working? start flushing. and throw $800 billion right down the toilet. that's what many people accuse the obama administration of doing. why is the white house celebrating? former mayor rudy giuliani goes "on the record" next. and also, was targeting the tea party just a warm-up act? apparently the irs could have a few new targets in mind. "on the record" investigates coming up. honestly? this deal was way too good to believe. instead of paying too much for an ipad, i got the surface 2. first of all, it comes with office and

well, it's a great deal, the problem is well, hamilton wasn't president, he was the first secretary of the treasury, chief of staff to george washington, groupon has not commented on the gaffe. i'm sure he would have made a fine president. >> an important man. never president. checking in with meteorologist christina loren, a look at the temps for this presidents' day. >> heading out for the sales, maybe a picnic in the park. 40 degrees in the east bay, san francisco at 48 degrees, a little fog, not a lot out there. kind of drifting around and patchy. all across the bay area, remember your seven-day forecast is here at the bottom of your screen throughout all of my weather reports. temperatures today are going to end up in the mid-60s. these are seasonal averages about how it should feel right now for this time of year in san francisco. 59 degrees is about as mild as it gets. so it's going to be a mild and sunny presidents' day. looking comfortable the next few days temperatures are going to stay steady. we'll climb a touch tomorrow, bring the numbers down for wednesday, a little rain activity as w

he was the first secretary of the treasury. website calls hamilton ham one of our greatest presidents. so far it has not said if it is a mistake or a joke. >> i guess they will say it is a joke. >> all right. well, searching for a costar. james franco film being shot in northbound california and the one big role the producers are still trying to fill at bay area auditions today. >>> outside the doors we are clearing out behind the storm. we have patchy fog and where it will cause you trouble this morning, coming up. . >>> box numbers are in and the lego movie stacked its way to the top. romantic comedy about last night came in on the opening night. universal remake of endless love came in. and monument's men rounded out the top five. if you ever wanted to star in a movie with james franco, you might have a chance. >> i don't want to be a good man. i want to be a great one. >> filmmakers are open auditions today in fremont for a lead role in the fixer. now, he is an exile living in the u.s. franco will costar in the other lead r

nobody believes that when the secretary of the treasury says there is a last day. is there a dropdead date? >> this is the firstget a sense from the treasury department that they do not have a lot of ability to fudge this. they have been adamant that their best estimate of cash reserves are expiring the last weekend in february. so much change ability because of the refunds going out to taxpayers, it is hard to gauge. congress should not mess with this. you have the house going on recess. they will be out for two weeks under the current schedule. they have not set any timetable for voting on something to extend the debt ceiling. nobody wants this fight. they are running out of time it even if they want to you to deal. >> is this a legitimate threat? or is this something that the administration is trying to get the public behind? it seems illogical to me that the government doesn't have enough money. it is still coming in. how real is this? >> if you listen to the treasury department, they have made it clear that this -- it is the first time we have had this moment in the calendar year. whethers questioning they

the first in 2014. treasuries are down. es will be auctioning off 10-year note's rate or on this afternoon. the euro weaker by a third of the dollar.versus speculation the ecb may consider negative deposit rates. wti up by 1.3%. stockpiles falling. domestic supply -- supplies walling. >> slowing growth concerns. bolling more than three percent, down more than 12% over the past month. the more people i talk to about amazon, none of them are feeling down but calling this a buying opportunity. >> they have found that a lot of the customers would not renew the prime membership it rises were increased. lex more people but against ups -- ubs than amazon. >> we will be back in a moment. we will have an exclusive interview with the president of the thing -- st. louis fed, james bullard. ♪ >>> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. yellen's first day on the job. how did she do in congress and what will she do differently? we have an exclusive interview with the

o o there i marinate this is boston these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up former treasury secretary larry summers mark presidents then. with the warning that the u.s. is headed towards a turn of the century british economic policy i'll tell you all about it coming up and then we have david stockman live on today's show all be asking him about the policy of debt and laissez faire capitalism you won't want to miss that and finally in today's big deal i'm joined by boom bust favorite rachel perseus will talk about a new book that's making always in the financial industry little craft the where coming up in all starts right now. mr crabtree this is my choose to the kind you succumbs. maggie smith what a wonderful way to just love that was downton abbey and i'd truly do love that show now downton depicts the lives in a room in a risk to credit family and their servants and post a warning in error england and before i get started i want to make it very very clear that this is a fictional television show about the lives of upper class crawley family and the british social hierarc

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it's clear that the american people are also concerned that these proposed rules would squash their first amendment rights. treasury has received over 94,000 comments on the rule so far, which is the most they have ever received on any rule ever. given the american public's significant interest in the proposed rules, it is imperative that treasury put a hold on them until the investigation into the targeting are complete so that all the facts are known and the public has ample opportunity to be heard. this legislation will ensure that treasury does not rush this rule into effect this year, allows the ongoing investigations to issue findings on the targeting, helps us to stop the i.r.s.'s targeting of taxpayers based on their personal beliefs, and is a commonsense step to preserve these groups' ability to engage in public debate. i urge my colleagues in voting yes -- in joining me in voting yes to this legislation, and i reserve the balance of my time. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent at this time that the gentleman from louisiana, dr. boustany, control the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without

the yield on the ten year treasury note fell below two point six percent of the first time in three months at a market players really shifting their assets into safer assets again it is also one of them which has gained yet again since this time. yes they have a look at that right now dollar yen hundred and one point fifteen to twenty. in fact it actually traded below hundred and one hitting hundred point ninety at one point a stop to get to sleep january he was closer to home didn't fight against the conceit see the shift parent already and here again on the screen hundred and thirty six points seventy eight to eighty eight. at the us dollar is also being on the king's currencies of emerging economies the turkish lira is losing ground against the dollar again and that's despite the country's central bank hiking its key interest rate that's the case for the brazilian reals south african rand and argentina's peso currency traders really looking to avoid risks. so the yen's strength is also pressuring tx borders and stalks here in japan and many japanese companies have recently reported thei

the product causes health risks. investors are pushing into stocks and moving away from bonds. you are looking at treasury yields rising for the firstyou have better economic data. investors not looking for safety. yields had touched a three-week low on the 10-year after the choppy data over the last few weeks and unrest in the ukraine. keene and histom team spoke to the philadelphia fed president and asked what he thinks of the mixed economic data we have been getting recently. >> the data is very noisy right now with the weather and other things. i think we have to be patient. the economy left the end of the year on a good note. i think it is in a position than it has been for a number of years. i'm looking for something close to 3% growth in 2014. that will continue to bring down the unemployment rate and allow the economy to progress. >> relatively optimistic. adam johnson has more on his comments. >> turns out not all banks are created equal. we want to thank mr. charles plosser, president of the philadelphia fed for pointing this out. the u.s.e banks in have fewer than 35 employees per day are effectively small businesses maki

the $10 bill though. groupon, though, hamilton was our first ever treasury secretary, footnote there. istory class. >>> and "house of cards" season two, need we say more? i'm halfway through the season. no spoilers though. how realistic is this series? listen to frank underwood himself. >> for me, it's like performance art, you know? i sometimes watch it and actually we can get done shooting on a day and i'll come home and turn on the news and i'll think, our story lines are not that crazy, they're really not. >>> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. joining me is david nakamura. dana millbank said as he wrote in an op ed piece. he brought up senate republicans who could face tough primaries coming up this year, what they had to give up in order to get the payments followed through so we did not default on our payments. this happening on friday. how close were we to going over the edge as they went through that senate vote on friday? >> i think, richard, that it's a wise column by dana millback as always. ted cruz was making a big point that he wanted the senate to get over

she was the state's first female controller, and she was on president bush's short list to become the secretary of the treasury. >> whether you agreed with her politics or not, you could not doubt that this woman was a force of nature. >> but augustine's star fell as quickly as it rose. >> not guilty, madam president. >> in 2004, her political enemies accused her of violating election laws and her case was brought before the state legislature. >> i think that we can finally get a fair and nonpartisan trial in the state senate. >> but the trial didn't go her way. kathy augustine was convicted of using state personnel and equipment for her campaign and was fined $15,000. >> i think kathy considered leaving politics after the impeachment, but she really wanted to clear her name. >> she was one of the top five elected officials in the state. some people thought she was not very nice and some people thought she was the greatest thing since cupcakes. >> two years later, kathy augustine ran again for state treasurer, but in the middle of that campaign, kathy fell ill. >> something is wrong with my wife. she's not bre

know there i marinate this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up former treasurysecretary larry summers marked president's day on monday with a warning that the u.s. is headed towards a turn of the century british economic policy i'll tell you all about it coming up and then we have david stockman live on today show i'll be asking him about the policy of debt and laissez faire capitalism you won't want to miss that and finally in today's big deal i'm joined by boom bust favorite rachel perseus will talk about a new book that's making waves in the financial industry crafts be where soft coming up and all starts right now.

the indicators? it looks like maybe we can bounce>> adam johnson wi jightn action. treasuries, the 10-year note r nodeclining r thecl firstlation that thshed yields to a three-month is and weaker u.s. d losing momentum. note, you can see, the thatyi 2.6%. 2.6%his morning on bloomberging loombetelevision, bill gross sad fixed income mightxed erd eret t ormerpeal. >> bonds are back.nds they are notll the are n back. i doubt they will dot to the ofof 16, 18 months ago when which interest rates were at one posive percent. bonds have a stableition in almost all portfolios, if only market, i am markn. crumpton. on.

operation maintenance which you referred to earlier comes out of the general fund of the treasury. for the first 200 years of the history of this country, it was all paid out of the general treasury and only changed in our recent past. and the industry came to the conclusion that we are willing to pay our fair share and everybody's definition of what the fair share is is always a little bit different, but we are willing to pay more, we want to pay more we are working to try to get congress to allow us to pay more to get money in there to accelerate these projects and get them done quickly. because like a lot of you sit here today when you start talking about some of these projects, you don't build them overnight. and we're one catastrophic failure away from shutting down entire segments of this country for prolonged periods of time. and mike was very polite with his comment about what would happen to rail rates and other transportation rates if the river was to go away or if a mode would go away well, they go up pretty dramatically. we have seen evidence of that with katrina when we shut down a

hamilton is on the $10 but the problem is he was never a united states president. he was a first treasurysecretary. so they had a 50 percent off on facts. something like that. >> talk about stage fright, next, how a montana man used the big screen to pop the big question. >> today on "katie" counterfeit medicine and serious health conseque one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it

make what happened in '12 legal, the president of the united states, the treasury department, eric holder, you're not going to keep us from having our first amendment rights. you're not going to keep us from par difference pates -- participating in an election, we understand what you're doing. you're trying to stop us from participating. neil, there's nothing this president is going to do to stop the tea party from defending our country and our constitutional rights. >> well, i think the battle has been joined. thank you very much. in the meantime, chuck, chuck. >> relax. chuck survived. new york city mayor bill deblasio having trouble hanging on t chuck the groundhog but winter is hanging on. why this storm has one forecaster saying hanging on would be kind. try "snowmageddon" now. you stand behind what you say. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. so people think the kind of accountability has gone missing in e placesets where it's needemost. but i know you'll still find it when you know where to look. i didn't think i could buy them their own, let a

the "great recession" that followed. timothy geitner who served as u.s. treasury secretary through presidednt obama's firstlso writing a book. it's titled "stress test" and comes out in may 13th. chuck the stock market has essentially rallied since 2009... but is the rally getting old. what to watch-- is next in chart talk. dan deming of stutland equities joins us now for chart talk. good morning, dan. > > good morning, angie. > > the charts show us that this has been a long rally is the really starting to get exhausted, dan? > > well angie there's hints of that of course i think anybody who wants to counterpoint that could say it looked exhausted a couple of years ago, but the bottom line is that right now we're seeing a five year run in this market from the march lows of 2009. we're seeing a market now push up towards highs. 1850 seems to be pretty good resistance here. the market tried to get through there the last couple days and has been unable to. basically i think right now what i'm looking at is how much higher can it go relative to how far and fast can it fall. > > so at what point do investors sa

with input from james madison, america's fourth president, as well as alexander hamilton, the nation's first treasury secretary. like our nation's founding documents the farewell address was a collaboration between the great minds of our country's formative years. each year for 118 years the senate selects one of its members alternating party to deliver these val dict tri remarks. i'm pleased the senator from maine, an avid student of history and he really is, was able to carry on this important tradition today. senator king has delivered unique aspects of history to our caucus and, of course, on the senate floor. he has no parallel to his being able to pinpoint times of history. i admire him very much as we all do. mr. president, with this bipartisan custom honoring our nation's founder, fresh on in our minds, the senate embarks on a fresh work period today. i hope this session will be marked by a tone of cooperation. washington's collaboration with madison and hamilton among others is proof enough that when patriots collaborate with the country's good in mind, the product is vastly improved. too of

the treasury department stepped in. he covers this for bloomberg news. all, what does he do with the debt ceiling? they plan to do on a more long-term basis? what the treasury started the first in a series of what is known as extraordinary measures. avoid thedesigned to actual debt limit. there are procedures that the treasury department says could run until late this month. certaine not set a date as of when exactly. they are expecting some time before the end of the month. lawmakers in congress are trying to figure out a way to raise the limit. possibility that they will come up with a bill to be voted on as early as next week. that is still a bit influx. >> we do know the senate is coming back to deal with those coming back with this. because it issue deals with the budget. this is including in there. this is something they now want to deal with. this is my sense of they move -- maybe moving away from that. this is something they plan to take up. >> the new federal reserve thisman will testify over taking down. some less than impressive job numbers friday. what do lawmakers want to hear from the new fed chair. >> i think they want to get a sense of where she's going to be

the first step in saving is something with total security. and the president announced a plan in which people will be investing in u.s. treasury.our principle is protected. you're earning a modest return. and the same type of plan many public workers have. >> right. that plan has a ten-year return of 3.61%. its that something that is enough for savings? you are saying this is just a good first step? >> because of longevity, and because of -- of -- the -- the amount of money that people will probably need when they retire, they're going to have find instruments that are going to earn 7% or 8%. advocating long term investment strategy inequities as a component of any retirement plan. unfortunately we all know, equities go up and down. and, this is why i believe what the president pro posed is a good one. because the the first step -- and the first step is one that your principle is always protected. >> larry, you bring up good points about longevity. any statistics you can throw out out us in terms of how long we are expected to live. impossible to say how much somebody should save. what if you are some body makes $100,000, $150,

it is in your 20s at least the way it was for me i was in washington, young and ambitious wanting to make some sort of mark and i knew i would never make the treasury, the first public revelations about the cia really hitting the media, the first series of exposÉs followed by looking at the audience i think most of you were old enough to remember the committee hearings, remember those in the mid-70s. they first came to light and i remember watching those on tv not knowing anything about the cia but simply thinking i have no idea whether that place has lawyers but if they don't they may need some so that was it. that was the total of my planning getting at the cia, so i shot out a resume and it took me a while to address, that long story short, i got in, and when i say long story short from the time i sent a letter it was a full year before i walked in the door because of the security processing and all that. anyway, when you come to the cia you are asked to sign then and now the whole stretch of forms that in some cases you are basically signing away or restricting your constitutional rights in many important ways. one of the rights that are restricted is fre

he established our financial system and was a first secretary of the treasury, but he was not a presidentw, not been, not ever. bill: nevertheless, we can honor him today. jaimie: we will take it. former governor and presidential candidate mitt romney with tough words for president bill clinton saying his affair with monica lewinsky embarrassed our nation and it won't be an issue of hillary clinton runs for office in 2016. listen. >> times he was president were by and large positive times the country. on the other hand, he embarrassed the nation, he breaches responsibility as a leader in a relationship, i think that is very unfortunate but don't think that is hillary clinton's to explain. she has her own vision for where she would like to take the country. jaimie: was the marshall, talk talkshow host, fox news contributor and radio talkshow host for the new england talk network. welcome to both of you. what are the realistic expectations about issues president clinton had coming up with hillary clinton decides she will make a run for president? >> mitt romney was asked about this, but we

forms then debt ceiling drama is back the treasury secretary says we must do something about it but we're asking the question why are we in this position in the first place find out just ahead and finally in today's big deal ed harris and i discussed free trade brand or pro it's all coming up and it all starts right now. our story today the debt ceiling or lack there of secretary treasury secretary jacob lew says. after february seventh will have to start using emergency measures to avoid a first ever default on national debt and lew says he expects to exhaust those measures very very quickly now congress suspended the debt limit last october as part of a deal to reopen the government for a partial shutdown however the suspension ends on friday and after that it's only a matter of time until we breach the dreaded debt limit now lou has urged congress to quote act without delay and increase the debt ceiling no delays here he says any delay could jeopardize the credibility of the world's largest economy and hurt the global financial markets but here's the question though instead of suffering through the self-inflicted wounds congress caused last octo

the country's treasury bonds. as was noted earlier russia's loan payment was suspended until the return of civility to ukraine. russia is why the first part of ukrainian sovereign bonds with three billion dollars in late december of two thousand thirteen of those funds have already been spent. us employers hired fewer workers in january than it was expected number of jumps has decreased slightly over the previous month. he became the weakening of the economy despite a decline in the unemployment rate to six point six percent the reuters news agency has reported that according to the ministry of labour the number of jobs that said the agricultural sector increased to one hundred and thirty thousand given the significant rise in employment in the construction sector to the cold weather in gender is not a major factor behind the slowdown. the slow increase in employment levels the second month in a row may pose problems for the federal reserve system which is in the middle of curtailing its anti crisis in this program number of new jobs in december was revised up by only one thousand amounted to seventy five thousand economists polled b

the first place. i don't get it. go figure. >>> hamilton was the first secretary of the treasury, credited with rescuing our economy during a very love that, we'll just have to agree to disagree. >> i love groupon. i love to get stuff cheap, but they're wrong! he was not president. >> secretary of the treasury. not president. >> maybe they were thinking of george hamilton. he was president, wasn't he? >> yes. >> they're not keeping track. speaking of the president, president obama certainly trying to get in there with some describe as his power grab when it comes to make changes to obamacare and the recent delay. chris wallace this weekend actually was taking to task, representative becera over the pact that represent -- the representative was defending this move because we're in a state of emergency apparently. listen to them duke it out. >> what he's trying o do is make things work. when congress can't pass bills, when congress shuts down the government, the president can't just sit there. what he's saying is -- >> yeah. that's the way the constitution is written. the president is supposed to just sit there. >> is just suppose

one of the firms that answered the state treasury department's call for proposals way back when the law was first enacted was ernst & young, a highly respected accounting firm. you can see their april 8th, 2013 proposal to provide program and process management auditing, financial auditing and grant management and integrity monitoring and anti-fraud services for disaster recovery from hurricane sandy. there were a lot of proposals and there is one of many that was accepted by the state. there is ernst & young being approved in five, 2013 as an integrity monitor. this is a power point presentation that was prepared for something called the new jersey superstorm sandy fraud prevention conference late last year. here is how it describes ernst & young. >> quote, treasury's contracted partner in the centralized point of contact in the implementation of pl 2013, c 37. that is the legalese for the name of the law. if you look closely, it aers poo the treasury is delegating to ernst & young a significant role in determining which contracts should and shouldn't receive monitors and which potential monitor

the first in a series of what is known as extrard noir measures. those are designed to avoid hitting the actual debt limit and the procedures that the treasury department says could run until late this month, they haven't set a date certain as of yet on when exactly they are expecting some time before the end of the month, law makers in congress are trying to figure out a way to raise the limit. there is a possibility that they will come up with a bill to be voted on as early as next week, although that is still a bit in flux right now. >> we know the senate is coming back to take up a deal with military pensions. why is this an ire with the senate? >> it's an issue because it happened during the negotiations on the two-year budget and this was included in there, this is something they now want to deal with separately and so this is something that you have both seen as a possible thing on the debt limit although it's my sense they may be moving away from that but this is something the senate plans to take up separately now. >> the new federal reserve chair will testify after a dropping less the last week and impressive job numbers. >> they want to get