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ui and leaving the scene. a source tells us quinn was quote, uncooperative when they asked him to take a breathalyzer test. we're told he took a blood test. now quinn had a difficult year. a firefighter told abc 7 news his mother and sister both died within months of each other due to illnesses now, this. >> quite a story, thank you. >> let's talk about this oppressive heat. >> and still going to be with us. we've got about three more days of this weather before it starts to moderate. sunny from coast to inland. it's not very wide spread. hasn't had a cooling influence. inland east bay 101 in fairfield. a high of 102 and 97 the high in redwood city. here is a live view of blue skies. 71 in oakland. 77 mountain view. you can see other readings at this hour 87 in santa rosa. 98 in fairfield. looking poverty bay, western sky just bright and sunny. heat continues with us through wednesday. cooling begins at the end of the week. let's just try to hold on until then. satellite shows that big massive ridge of high pr

ui and leaving the scene. a source tells us quinn was quote, uncooperative when they asked him to take a breathalyzer test. we're told he took a blood test. now quinn had a difficult year. a firefighter told abc 7 news his mother and sister both died within months of each other due to illnesses now, this. >> quite a story, thank you. >> let's talk about this oppressive heat. >> and still going to be with us. we've got about three more days of this weather before it starts to moderate. sunny from coast to inland. it's not very wide spread. hasn't had a cooling influence. inland east bay 101 in fairfield. a high of 102 and 97 the high in redwood city. here is a live view of blue skies. 71 in oakland. 77 mountain view. you can see other readings at this hour 87 in santa rosa. 98 in fairfield. looking poverty bay, western sky just bright and sunny. heat continues with us through wednesday. cooling begins at the end of the week. let's just try to hold on until then. satellite shows that big massive ridge of high pr

all the regulations slapped on top of bill, you have to talk about calorie content of your american uid i hear, 10 or 15 pizzas you have to label them all? >> this is big brother on steroids. when you got to worry about all the labor requirements. when i was head of the restaurant association, we went through a label in sight. we accepted some and that is why you have labeling out there. now, with this administration, they are on regulations on steroids. so now, they are looking at every nook and cranny to try to force more regulations all across this economy for the impact that it is going to have on the business. >> we're going to label you a great guest. thank you sir. >> eric, i would be happy to be back. >> eric: the nation's debt is nearing $17 trillion. john stossel with at a warning. >> 2,000 years ago, one superpower, rome, dominated the world. it became famous for the military and for having rule of and a stable currency people could rely on. they bought roads, aqua deducts and crusade art and literature. they flourished for 200 years in peace and prosperity. then it crumbled

, what made helen thomas the dean of the white house press corps was not just the length of her ten ui but her fierce belief that our democracy works best when we ask tough questions and hold our leaders to account. she died at her home in washington. she was 92. >> jamie: growing concerns this week about the implementation of president obama's healthcare law. falling care act. we have seen lots of changes to it. from the delay of the employer mandate and pushing back to other key parts to the critical supported of unions. does president obama need a new strategy what is rolling out to be his signature plan? let's bring in washington times columnist, charlie hurt. how are you. good to see you. what is the state of affordable care act at this time? >> i think most important changes we have seen have occurred in recent weeks with president obama declaring he was going delay the employer mandate for a year. that to me was very much sort of a recognize n igs there are severe problems in the law -- recognition there are several problems in the law. without that component you do not have oba

. >> ui -- thank you for your generosity of time. .> thank you, mr. chairman i certainly appreciate the questioning of senator brown and chairman wernick e thank you for being here and taking time. -- and chairman bernanke. thank you for being here and taking your time. i think you answered the question. i was going to ask the question of why we came to basil 3.as opposed to a former fdic chair who wants that's presented to be closer to 8%, we have some are on your new one high as 15%. i was looking at some insight as where we came to the basal three capital rates, and it appears the answer may be risks, and less you have more to add to it. >> we have a program for building capital.i described part of it, which was basel three itself, which tripled the amount of high-quality capital. then the surcharges, then the rage ratio. in addition, we are looking at things like capital charges for --lesale funding thomas if wholesale funding, if firms rely on less reliable wholesale funding, and the possibility of requiring large firms to have unsecured senior d

i salute what ui doing with these -- what you are doing with these sessions. a lot of times people disagree, but we do not have real rgument. we have counter-assertions, like that guy does not understand english, so i will say it ouder. christopher/, the great historian, said you put your own ideas at risk by entering into the ideas of your opponent, initially to convert them, but in the process you expressed, if only to yourself, a willingness to change your mind as you are listening. on the millennial's, i am a huge illennial plan -- fan. i did find broadly 18-to-35, they be a little older, when you look at this generation, they have done a lot more service. some say they had to because high school had rules or they did it to get into college, but services help to transform hem. i think they get this liberty, community thing better than the rest of us do except for that greatest generation that has largely passed. on one hand, they are incredibly entrepreneurial, this crowd funding and that sort of thing, but they also understand public institutions. they ha

just saying >> of -- lonnie so, stick around, more legal analysis > %ui those t ba them to find him not guilty. mark after the read. >> circu > his mother %hank you all for your prayers thanks to simmons many people are very upset about th i think because everyone knows it's a verdict but it's still a tragedy. >> was there an indication of what might happen? because the martin family was not in court. that is interesting. >> it was, they have not been in the courtroom all day today, we have been called in a couple of times. jury questions, things like that. george zimmerman's family was there. not to' equate in any way, we certainly expected. i was going up the elevator and it was crowded. a lot of journalists racing up, we get the doors open and we are joining a crowded car, the trayvon martin attorney, rides up us and we said how are you feeling and what are you feeling? and he said, he was feeling confident and he looked confident. but of course the rule dg not go the family's way. and it's not the way they would have liked it. and they were not there. it was noticeable. you could no

that you the things ,uys, it seems, in retrospect that you guys were slow to hire. later, when you're , why hadyou had grown you only acquisitions seven people. ? >> iceman the majority of my time time now recruiting and hiring in talking to people -- i spent the majority of my time now recruiting, hiring, and talking to people. the doubling happened quickly. we were slow to grow. we felt handcuffed to our computers keeping this site up. not a lot of people understand how hard it was to make instagram solvents in the beginning. weekends with friends and girlfriends, it was always something different. whether it was japan waking up in us having to make sure that up, weto keep the site would be like, all japan is waking up. the server a large to be going off. we do not take the time to find people who could guess out of that rut. that was a working mistake. at the same time, this site and service it would not be there without hiring the best team that technology is ever seen. people toged understand what is going on by touching the servers. like, you know, shane, one

complete with fistfights and revolvers uis have these characters that you fall in love with. he loved both men. they were so saddened that they couldn't flee. tap said that you have to take a vacation to get ready for the election. devastating his death for both men. i knew from the start that when he loses the nomination that he decides to form a third party called the bull moose party. but i didn't realize the full drama of the convention. the delegates who we believed that they were witnessing a historic moment in the platform called on government to shift the blessings of our civilization so that everyone can enjoy it instead of just a few. one of the delegates claimed that the new deal went a little further. what the republican party splitting it. seriously diminishing the progressive wing of the republican party forever. the double defeat forms a natural ending of the book and i somehow wanted to keep the story alive a little bit longer to end on a different note. i was delighted to discover an incident of an epilogue that would bring the story full circle. it eventuall

. >> are some of you the ui is going to be -- senator graham and senator schumer seem to be in the game. >> we reject the word gang. group. group. see everything just to say senator schumer and senator graham, the gang has been going on for a while. a while back there was one on energy but the differences senator blumenthal was referring do we are starting to see action with them. we have always gotten along in the senate and done a lot together but this is getting things done and i think finally the american public people are starting to realize that courage is an just going into the chamber chamber in may kenya speech by yourself and having your base here. courage is whether you're willing to stand up next to someone you don't always agree with for the betterment of this country and that is what is changing in the senate. >> senator schumer seldom has a good idea but when he does i jump on it. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> what we do teach here at the museum on a typical two or it is we do start with how the music industry started with edison and the cylinder machine and the

perhaps commenting further and actually in anticipation of not having time i've prepared a letter for ui would like to submit and ask for your response but if you think in the context of your dual mandate, the potential impact, regional economy is, unemployment as an extension of what seems nearly certain to be severe financial stress cities like detroit which in many ways is a place holder for a much bigger problem. and that is the disconnect between the presence of well and economic activity in america's legacy cities, older industrial cities and the obligation of those cities to sustainable reasons and filing on mr. heck phone not quite as far as far as the reach of the federal reserve i ask if you think about how you would advise congress or how the fed itself might pursue policies that would have the effect of potentially avoiding or mitigating the effects of municipal financial failure. 01 the always comes to mind is potential for municipal-bond default which could affect not only the credit worthiness of the municipality but also could have implications for state governments, virt

host: congressman mc dermot, ui for your -- congressman jim mcdermott, thank you for your time. next we will talk to bill cassidy about the environmental protection agency. by thewe will be joined senior editor for "popular mechanics" to talk about their cover story about the future of technology in war. first a news update from c-span radio. >> the russian state news agency says nsa leaker edward snowden has been granted a document allowing him to leave the transit zone of a moscow airport and enter russia. he applied for temporary asylum last week. the united states want him sent home. at thenowden has been transit area since june23. the senate plans to take up a bill today that would link interest rates to financial markets, providing lower rates for all college students this fall, but perhaps resulting in higher rates in the years ahead. critics including liberal democrats and student groups called the proposal a bait and switch measure. watch live on 9:30 a.m. eastern time on c-span2. the father of trayvon martin is set to give opening remarks at a hearing today on capitol

ui just think that would be the appropriate thing to do. so if we have something positive to report in a joint meeting without going back to the same -- same stalling, obstruction -- i don't need to go over this list of people again, some of them have been waiting for years to get something done, years. and i just am not going to continue doing that. we have to have something more than my friend coming to the floor and say, i'm not going to do anything unless there is an extraordinary six. i think that has been stoppe stn the ground. so there is name-calling that we have to stop. i am happy to go to my caucus today and make my case and i'm very fortunate that i have a pretty good hand of the caucus. they're going to go what is good for the country. i hope that, as everyone knows, that the vote we can schedule anytime we want on use it day. -- on tuesday. any other questions? mr. alexander: mr. president? the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the time until 12:30 p.m. will

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