we're talking about that right now, a cnbc exclusive with ceo brady dougan. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, maria, a pleasure to have you on the floor. >> we love being on the floor. thanks for being so welcoming here. you have such a deep and liquid market place, the electronic mark book. we have another market rally today, 100 plus points higher. i was astounded when i heard that 30% of accounts at the private bank, as well as other private banks, are in cash right now. big family, you know, wealthy families, sitting in cash, 30% of your account. do you see it that way? >> yeah, well, we have about $1.3 trillion in client assets and they still have a significant percentage in cash. so we've seen some of that move into equities. we've seen them maintaining their allocations to fixed income, actually. so i think that there is still room for money to flow into the equity markets, which i think, you know, gives you the view that perhaps the market certainly has further to run. >> it seems like there's that buy on the dip mentality, but you've got a lot of

it's hosted by emmy winner wayne brady. he's just been nominated for his fourth emmy for the best game show host. norah and i recently sat down with him. good morning to you, wayne brady. >> good morning to you, madam. >> madam and madam. are you having as much fun as you appear to be on the show? because you meet some of the craziest people. >> i don't have to try too hard to make funny or have a good time. to me, really, the woman was dressed as little bo-peep and was taking off her bloomers. what other job -- what other job that is legal does that happen on? >> first of all, we have to say congratulations on your emmy nomination. >> thank you. thank you. >> best game show host and best game show for "let's make a deal." pretty awesome. >> pretty awesome. for a show that we didn't know what it was going to be in the sense of we knew what "let's make a deal" was going to be because it's a piece of americana. >> an iconic show. with you. >> what's the tone? >> were you worried about taking on a show that is so iconic and so

it's hosted by emmy winner wayne brady. he's just been nominated for his fourth emmy for best game show host. norah and i recently sat down with him. >> good morning to you, wayne brady? >> good morning to you, madam, madam and madam. >> madam and madam. are you having as much fun on the show? you meet crazy people. >> i don't have to try to hard. really, the woman was dressed as little bo peep and she was taking off her bloomers. what other job -- what other job that is legal does that happen on? >> first of all, with very to say congratulations on your emmy nomination. >> thank you, thank you. >> best game show host and best game show for "let's make a deal." pretty awesome. >> pretty awesome for a show that we didn't know what it was going to be in the sense that we knew what "let's make a deal" was going to be because it's iconic but what was it going to be with me at its helm. >> were you worried about taking on a show that's so iconic and so well known? >> no, ma'am. >> where does that confidence come from? >> it's no

bernanke under question from kevin brady. under his questioning, bernanke suggested they would look at how much they are going to print. how much money they are going to print in the future. charles payne is with me. you caught another development. charles: he actually said, you know, you said there was no targeting. he did not have the full set of congress. they said it was not acceptable. there is no evidence of him losing his temper. i am sure that he was pretty upset. he is a democrat. obviously, everybody is getting upset about this. march 2012, you said there was no evidence. you learned lot since then. stuart: okay. more varney in just a moment. double we gave people a sticker and had them show us. have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need ♪ how long before he goes to clege? [ woman ] ...became a real question. are

brady: thank you for yielding. i was disappointed in today's action since i think it is dangerous to flirt with default. america ought to pay its debt. we assure investors here at home, local retirement funds who bought u.s. treasury, social security trust fund itself it gets paid back interest, as well as other investors that america will not default. i was disappointed this was made a partisan issue. in fact i think flirting with it and getting to the brain has really been damaging to our economy, and i think choosing for default was a mistake by your colleagues. i'm hopeful in the senate that they will take it up and there will be a more bipartisan effort to assure that we are going to actually pay our bills and focus on the real problem which is dangerously high deficits. the fact that we are not acting now to save social security, medicare, such critical programs. in the house we have begun to discuss to identify what those priorities are to move us back toward a balanced budget without raising taxes on local

brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent mike dempsey, jacob has no one or no place to take him in. >> it could be directly related to there being no parent, to there being no guardian, no relative that is willing to take the offender in. it could be that they've exhausted all of the other community placement treatment programs that were out there, and we're having to dig and try to find as best we can somebody else to take him. >> in his final comments about what he sees for his future, jacob reveals one last wrenching detail about the life he left behind. >> normal, good life for me? going back to school so i could finish my high school diploma, take care of my little girl, get married to my girl's mama. take care of them. pretty much normal. >>> he's a very dangerous person, and he needs to remain detained. >> that's some [ bleep ] man. i swear to god, man. >> i am telling you that that is the option. >> i'm t

did you watch "the brady bunch"? >> every day. >> back across. >>> which actress won an oscar for playing mom leigh anne tuohy in "the blind side"? >> sandra bullock. >> party across the street. >> she was great in that movie. >> and won the oscar. interestingly julia roberts was offered the role, but she actually turned it down. >> wow. >> oops. >>> back across to kath. >> name the tv mom whose voice this belongs to. >> it's not your fault, grandpa. they're too slippery, see? >> marge. >> marge what? >> simpson. >> oh, all right. >> marge simpson. who does that voice do you know? >> julie kavner. >> marge is based on the creator of the show's mom, and she just passed away. but a great, great character, great tv mom. >>> time for one more. >> from wisconsin, sir, mrs. weasley from "the harry potter" series is a beloved mom of the series. series. how many children does she have? >> i'm going to say five. >> no, but this is right up your alley, a guy like you. >> all right. the correct answer is seven. >> she's such an

this is what it was like when the brady bill began to pass and the bill that followed suit. this is what's different now. >> i would agree with colin's broader point. that the resurgence of support from gun safety advocates is marked. that is new. but i also think it's worth remarking on and analyzing the total insanity of jim porter calling the civil war, the war of northern aggression and perhaps trying to make the case that the south should have won. >> you never know when slaves might try to get away and it was helpful for you know, the southerners to have the guns in order to stop that from happening. >> it is the point he's trying to make. >> slaves weren't allowed to have guns, they weren't citizens. it is a strange thing to me. i think tactically weird to become an "snl" skit at a time when the nra is claiming it has all of this great power. they were still able to bring members of the senate to heel, including some democrats. i'm wondering as a tactic. if becoming a joke, becoming a punch line. becoming a right wing insane. >> giving them the benefit, punch line, i

. >>> plus, "let's make a deal" host wayne brady. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." about to be roast oefrd a flame host wayne brady. with the red, white, and blue. ocean spray cranberry, white cranberry, and blueberry juice cocktails. [ coughs ] okay, i believe this one is yours? [ clears throat ] >>> people in mexico city are keeping an eye on a nearby volcano. it spewed out smoke and ash more than a mile high yesterday. it's the latest in a series of recent explosions. the at the volcano known as popo officials are preparing for a possible emergency evacuation. the last time popo erupted was 13 years ago. >>> in california a three-day celebration kicked off thursday to honor hundreds of vietnam-era prisoner of war. it comes on the 40th anniversary of a star-studded dinner president nixon hosted for them at the white house. teresa garcia has more on the p.o.w. reunion. >> reporter: nearly 200 american veterans in prison during the vietnam war reunited to celebrate more than four decades of freedom. navy commander edward alvarez is a

. >> reporter: that goes, too, he said for friend, family and doctors. >> no disrespect to tom brady, i love him. but he can't hold a candle to the people i just mentioned. >> reporter: and he says he might go back to watch the marathon next year. >> i'm not scared of crowds. i think that's part of boston and boston strong, you know. >> as for how intelligence was handled before the bombings, president obama said today that based on what he has seen, the fbi and department of homeland security did what they were supposed to do. brian? >> pete williams in washington. these victims continue to be remarkable people, all of them, pete, thanks. >>> our health news story tonight is about caffeine, specifically the number of products it shows up in and the concern that causes especially for children. now with yet another new product that boasts a jolt of caffeine, the fda says it is time to take a closer look. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: for years, the concern has been the effect of those highly caffeinated energy drinks on kids and teenagers. now food manufactur

they have such a collection of the best work of timothy o'sullivan, brady alexander gardner and others. just phenomenal. in addition to that, they have scanned this material at infinitely, incredibly high resolution. these scans are available online. you don't have to come to d.c. to look at these things, to then have photographic prints made and take them away. you can download these things to your computer and even more importantly, there are no great. these are all public domain. so once i found that out, it seemed like this really has to be a great idea. as i researched further, i found there had never been a book of colors civil war photographs before. it a unique job. unique is not a word that cannot compare dates. it's either unique or it is sent in this particular book has at least so far. when i found this stuff, i started downloading what i consider to be the best images. and by best, it was a twofold roach. they have to be high quality photographically, but even more so, they had to have great human interest primarily found in the faces of people of that area. people are not

, mike brady. i actually think i am 6'2" now, because i had a total knee replacement, and i shrunk a little. >> stephanie: so you are somewhat less intimidating. >> no, i didn't say that i grew in my ass and stuff, so i made up for it. >> stephanie: how old are the kids now >> 16 and 11. henry the older one is going to prom. he is a junior but his senior girlfriend, who is 18 -- >> stephanie: scandal. >> is taking me. >> stephanie: scandal! >> scandal. and ben is 11. >> stephanie: i'm going on cnn tonight to talk about the kaitlin hunt case. she just turned 18 and her girlfriend's parents had her arrested. >> i'm sorry, but you know what if she were with a boy would this be going on? >> stephanie: no. i had a 17-year-old boyfriend when i was 14 and can you imagine my parents having him arrested when he turned 18? >> no. it is beyond ridiculous, and what it is going to do to those kids is awful. the parents should be ashamed of themselves. >> stephanie: yeah it's clearly homophobia. even the one mom

chairman pat brady defended himself, said he was stating his personal opinion. initially refused to step down. today he said he realized he had to go, saying he had, quote, obviously lost the support of the state central committee because of my position on gay marriage. remember when republicans were supposedly going to evolve and stop doing stuff like this? hold that thought. we'll be right back. >>> if you ever invested money in the myriad rainbow flag photography available at i stock photo, this last week has been payoff time for you. seriously, your investment in this crime against aesthetic judgment was rewarded by news agencies' need for pictorial accompaniment to a slew of stories. the great and tiny state of delaware recognizing the right to get married for same sex couples. they passed that bill on party lines largely and the governor signed it. starting july 1st, gay couples can legally get married in delaware. they only introduced civil unions a year ago. now having experienced the sky not falling, they're moving ahead with real, actual marriage. just

he tappers chairman brady about the fed's work. there've been proposals to change to a single focus on price stability. how would that change the fed policymaking? >> of course congress said the right to set the mandates anyway at lakes. my own personal view is we have been able to help on the point cited the dual mandate has served since the mid-70s when it was first incorporated. so i would recommend you stay with that. but again, congress certainly has hairball to make that decision if it wishes. i would point out even though we have a dual mandate that inflation if anything is a little bit to the. the dollar has been strong but not in any way failed on that responsibility. i think it is consistent with our mandate and current policy to maintain price stability and that is what we been achieving. >> the center banks and other countries have a single goal and not the mandate? to have a better track record in terms of inflation? >> no, i don't think so. they often do respond to cyclical conditions as well as inflation this certain

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brady. >> this is wrong to abuse the tax system. why did you mislead congress and the american people. >> did i not mislead congress and the american people. >> how did you miss lead this committee. >> i did not mislead the committee. >> did the committee have a right to know yes or no? >> i answered all questions truth. >> harris: tonight, his explanation for what went wrong and why lawmakers say resignations are just not enough o.j. simpson wants out of prison, but his former lawyer isn't helping his case. >> he never told me of a plan. >> did you ever tell him that it was within his legal rights to go take his property back? >> no. >> harris: and what he says o.j. admitted about the guns that helped put him behind bars. i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. cheers broke out on capitol hill today as members of congress from both political parties tore into the head of the irs. stephan miller is about to vacate that job after the agency admitted targeting conservative groups tha

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a little bit of that was addressed by congressman brady and we have that sound now. let's listen to that. >> is this still america? is this government so drunk on power that it would turn its full force, its full might, to harass and intimidate and threaten an average american who only wants her voice and their voices heard? mr. miller, who in the irs is responsible for targeting conservative organizations? >> so, let me first say i can not speak to a given case. >> so i'm asking you, not only as the acting commissioner but as the deputy commissioner over this organization, who is responsible for targeting these individuals? >> so i don't have names for you, mr. brady and i'm willing to try to find that out. i think tigda is looking at that right now. i don't think, again, target something wrong. >> you're telling us you have no knowledge of who initiated or who approved this targeting of conservative organizations? >> i will stand by what the tigda report has put out there as the facts. >> can you assure this committee that none of the information provided to irs by

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chairman brady had a good hearing on this. in my view, now is not the time for the fed to take its eye off of promoting employment. i hope that we can come together to find solutions that put more americans back to work. the employment rate while had been -- while heading in the right direction remains that over 70%, well above the 6.5% level -- well over seven percent. i'm employment in my rate is significantly lower at 5.4%. again, there are states that have weathered this downturn and are actually expanding the economy. at the same time, inflation is well below the fed's target of tubing percent. 1% over thebout past 12 months. notes. like to hear your i believe we have turned the corner and our economy is getting stronger, but i also believe there is so much more work to do. as congressman delay notes from the hearing that we had on long- term on its limit, while the unemployment numbers are getting better, there are still many people -- too many people -- that have been unemployed for more than six months under finding it

brady: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. brady: what's disgraceful is this thousands of pages of bill was rushed through this ttlehase to re laden with special interest provisions to buy off votes while the promises were made to the american people that their costs would go down, they could keep their plan if they liked, the economy would boom. none of it happened, and republicans were denied even one vote on the house floor to provide a real alternative. that's the disgrace. today health care costs are going up. independent experts say it could double in some states. workers are finding out they can't keep the plan at work, that they'll be forced into an exchange. who can afford more expensive health care? i toured a plant where the cost of obamacare is so high, it's the equivalent of building two more plants and hiring 100 workers. that won't happen. local businesses are cutting jobs and cutting hours. one restaurant owner in houston told their managers they will not hire another full-time worker, period. obamacare simply

, who, you know, was there the first time around for the passage of the brady bill, that the president was talking about. you know, she turned to me immediately after, kind of partially consoling me, saying you know, dan, sometimes it takes a good defeat and that's really what's happened. because it shined a light on the elected officials who were not representing the american public and the very folks that we need to hold accountable and since the vote, we have put more than 20,000 calls in to the senate and now we're starting to do it while the house is back in their districts this week, flooding calls into there, making the voice -- changing that perception that the gun lobby, the small minority of extremists out there are the only ones who are willing to put their votes behind the point of view. >> we'll see if it resonates. thank you both so much. i appreciate it. >>> new developments this hour on the investigation into the boston marathon bombing. the managing director of the funeral home in massachusetts confirming that it picked up deceased suspect tamerlan tsarnaev's body arou

take a listen to representative brady. >> she was visited by the f.b.i. domestic terrorism unit for personal returns and business returns were both audited by the irs. she received four f.b.i. inquiries. this is a citizen in a small woman who had never been audited by the irs. is this still america? is this government so drunk on power that it would turn its full force, it's full might to harass and intimidate and threaten an average american who only wants her voice and their voices heard? >> kimberly: doesn't sound like america, sounds like something else. >> greg: sounds like america with three k's. >> greg: going back i don't know. this clearly is the dumbest group since spinal tap. never trust a man with a perm that is over 50. it's just weird, but they on to this information, this is the big thick. this is like benghazi. they held on to this information until the election was over. these guys are responsible for more coverups than may bell lien and the language they are using foolish mistakes were made. so the sentence removes the subject, not i mad

. >> well katherine is president of true the vote and the woman that congressman brady spoke about in the clip and joins us in a huckabee exclusive. katherine, we are delighted you joined us today. >> thank you, governor. >> when i hear about the irs, fbi and and all of the regulatory agencies that hounded down on you, what did you do to start this? >> well, i thought it might be appropriate to get involved. get involved in a way that i thought would be not a blip on anybody's radar screen. we filed a nonprofit apmri kagdz in july of 2010. we have been visited by 17 different instances of government agency involve sxment put through a mill i never imagined possible. >> 17 different visits from 17 different agencies. you had a audit or visit from federal agents up to that point? >> no, this is a first. >> and tell us approximate the organization that you are creating through the vote. is it a group that threatens to blow up buildings? it sounds source. what is it that your organization even does. through the vote was designed to encourage citizens to work at the poes. we provide nonpar

take a listen to representative brady. >> she was visited by the f.b.i. domestic terrorism unit for personal returns and business returns were both audited by the irs. she received four f.b.i. inquiries. this is a citizen in a small woman who had never been audited by the irs. is this still america? is this government so drunk on power that it would turn its full force, it's full might to harass and intimidate and threaten an average american who only wants her voice and their voices heard? >> kimberly: doesn't sound like america, sounds like something else. >> greg: sounds like america with three k's. >> greg: going back i don't know. this clearly is the dumbest group since spinal tap. never trust a man with a perm that is over 50. it's just weird, but they held on to this information, this is the big thick. this is like benghazi. they held on to this information until the election was over. these guys are responsible for more coverups than may bell lien and the language they are using foolish mistakes were made. so the sentence removes the subject, not

. >> well katherine is president of true the vote and the woman that congressman brady spoke about in the clip and joins us in a huckabee exclusive. katherine, we are delighted you joined us today. >> thank you, governor. >> when i hear about the irs, fbi and ocea and all of the regulatory agencies that hounded down on you, what did you do to start this? >> well, i thought it might be appropriate to get involved. get involved in a way that i thought would be not a blip on anybody's radar screen. we filed a nonprofit apmri kagdz in july of 2010. we have been visited by 17 different instances of government agency involve sxment put through a mill i never imagined possible. >> 17 different visits from 17 different agencies. you had a audit or visit from federal agents up to that point? >> no, this is a first. >> and tell us approximate the organization that you are creating through the vote. is it a group that threatens to blow up buildings? it sounds source. what is it that your organization even does. through the vote was designed to encourage citizens to work at the poes. we provide n

we will hear from peter barnes, rich edson, republican congressman kevin brady, a member of the house committee holding hearings on the irs and brian gardner, senior washington analyst for cady w. cammed as we get back in eastern time and await the president is the top of the hour and let's check with nicole petallides. nicole: the kind of day we were watching started in the red, moved back in the green, go ireland, go florida and that is the environment we have been, this moment and that won't quit, regardless of tough economic numbers, and those were disappointed again on the heels of what was yesterday, and manufacturing that were week. and not showing news, squeezing out a gain, thanks this go because that has been a great performer. walmart has been dragging on the dow, weakness same-store sales, that is tte environment overall as the banking index as an apparel and the drug index pulling back, the fear index is a little higher. cheryl: thank you very much. president obama once again, live pictures, this is the rose garden, you know this victor very well. the president is forcing

gerri: congressman brady thank you for joining us. thank you for your time. now what you think? does the irs have the enemies list? log on and vote on the right-hand side of the screen. i will share results at the end of the show. another arm of the federal government appears to be overstepping its bounds. the associated press reports its reporters were the target of a broad investigation by the justice department. detailed phone records of reporters were secretly seized by the government and peter barnes has a breaking story. >> the ap says the justice department is secretly obtained list of incoming and outgoing calls for the work and personal phone numbers of individual reporters new york, washington d.c. and hartford connecticut last year for two months. they seize the records from more than 20 telephone lines in april and may of last year and in a letter to letter attorney-general holder they protested and demanded the return that there could be no possible justification for such an over a broad collection of telephone communications of the ap and reporters. these potential

. >> well katherine is president of true the vote and the woman that congressman brady spoke about in the clip and joins us in a huckabee exclusive. katherine, we are delighted you joined us today. >> thank you, governor. >> when i hear about the irs, fbi and ocea and all of the regulatory agencies that hounded down on you, what did you do to start this? >> well, i thought it might be appropriate to get involved. get involved in a way that i thought would be not a blip on anybody's radar screen. we a nonprofit apmri kagdz in july of 2010. we have been visited by 17 different instances of government agency involve sxment put through a mill i never imagined possible. >> 17 different visits from 17 different agencies. you had a audit or visit from federal agents up to that point? >> no, this is a first. >> and tell us approximate the organization that you are creating through the vote. is it a group that threatens to blow up buildings? it sounds source. what is it that your organization even does. through the vote was designed to encourage citizens to work at the poes. we provide nonpart

decision and opinion of the court gideon against -- vindication for 20 years of dissent from -- against brady. they said we were wrong when we designed it and now we are making it right. >> it was complete. not only did this belief in the 14th amendment, the court decide d in gideon's favor. this system which he fought for so long in the justice.e decision was law of the land. equal justice under law. >> when a supreme court decided the gideon case, they really brought light to that phrase. it doesn't matter if you are rich, it doesn't matter if you are poor, you get the same equal chance. >> just look at what happened to gideon. the supreme court didn't set gideon free but it gave him a fair trial with a competent attorney. >> not guilty. >> clarence earl gideon was a free man. the man who won a landmark supreme court case went to live a normal living with a job pumping gas. >> when i adit says equal justice under law, i'm very inspired by that. i'm very comforted by that. but i know a lot of people are treated unfairly. i see it as something encouraging but i don't see it yet. >> it's writt

brady. i'm willing to try to find that out. >> bill: we have very precise irs coverage tonight and talk to a man who got hammered by that agency. >> give meme stuff. >> stuff right now. >> i'm sorry. >> bill: students are attacking teachers all over the u.s.a. but now the los angeles school district says they will no longer suspend threatening students insane? we'll have analysis. >> don't do that. >> bill: new study out of the university of california says strong men are often conservative. while weak men tend to be liberal. >> i daddy a rebel. >> is that a fair assessment? gutfeld and mcguirk. fairness weigh he in. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. grilling the irs. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. today the house ways and means committee questioning fired irs commissioner steve miller. one of his deputies jay russell george this because the irs ha

brady. >> thank you we're the independent partner. the proposed legislation before you is limited to its impacts on parks. how to improve our parks is always challenging to balance the priorities. we do have a gap in how residents can appeal certain decisions made under sequa. president chiu i am encouraged by your proposed amendments. supervisor wiener's legislation has been thoroughly vetted. we believe this legislation officer a significant improvement over the statue quo. we believe that gid sequa mrojz will be able to proceed in a timely manner. we've heard from commits about parks and other issues impacting our systems. and we look forward to continue to work with constituents as those projects are selected, designed and implemented. supervisor wiener's proposed sequa reform is in the right direction. >> i'm with the sadly commission. i want to ask you wait until supervisor kim's and wiener's legislation are side by side. and from i don't know if two weeks is enough but we definitely need more time. it's not just about developer

it is a struggle. >> congressman brady brought your case before the house ways and means committee. did you know in advance he would use your case as an example in? >> i didn't know that. i knew my time line was in the capitol and i knew people are talking about it. and the truth came out and i will stand by everything that is said and i look forward to talk in greater detail about what we have been through. >> if you don't get a status for true the vote, what does that mean for the org, inability to get grants and people contributing to the organization, there is no tax deduction and it makes it difficult to continue forward with the effort to eliminating voter fraud. >> yes, i mean, it will top to be a challenge and certainly that determination would make it much easier. one thing i learned in three years of being involved in the way i have been in a grassroots level, i have learned that americans will stand for the side of truth. they will stand. even if that means we don't have a determination that allows us to go to foundation, i believe that american citizens will be ready to

brady. i'm willing to try to find that out. >> megyn: that was republican congressman kevin brady of texas grilling the outgoing irs commissioner stephan miller at today's hearing about the irs's targeting of conservative groups. still no answers to exactly who ordered the action. i mean, he actually said, i don't know. i can't remember. really? there is growing debate whether we already know who is responsible and whether it is the man at the top, president obama. "wall street journal" columnist kim strassel writing even if the president didn't directly order federal officials to target conservative groups, his administration for years, quote: repeatedly suggested, end quote. that some of these groups were a threat to our country. >> just attacking people. without ever disclose hog is behind all these attack ads. you dent know it could be the oil industry. it could be the insurance industry. it could be foreign corporations. you don't know because they don't have to disclose. that's not thr

brady reportedly put down $4,700 on orb to win. the return was $25,000. so, just for the record here, tom brady has three super bowl rings, a supermodel wife and now a skilled handicapper, too. man. to check out other top cnn trends go to cnn.com/trends. "early start" continues live from cleveland, ohio right now. >>> three suspects behind bars as police continue their investigation into a cleveland house of horrors that kept three women captive for a decade. the victim's families are speaking out. charles ram say says he is no hero the man who helped save the three kidnapped women, we'll tell you how all of it went down and there is still something haunting him right now. >> wichb of the suspected boston marathon bombers has been taken. was no one willing to accept the body for burial, the uncle of tsarnaev is asking the government to help find a solution. good morning. welcome to early start everyone, i'm john berman in new york. >> and i'm zoraida sambolin live in cleveland, ohio. a lot going on here so let's get started. it is 6:00 a.m. in the east no

. >> well katherine is president of true the vote and the woman that congressman brady spoke about in the clip and joins us in a huckabee exclusive. katherine, we are delighted you joined us today. >> thank you, governor. >> when i hear about the irs, fbi and ocea and all of the regulatory agencies that hounded down on you, what did you do to start this? >> well, i thought it might be appropriate to get involved. get involved in a way that i thought would be not a blip on anybody's radar screen. we filed a nonprofit apmri kagdz in july of 2010. we have been visited by 17 different instances of government agency involve sxment put through a mill i never imagined possible. >> 17 different visits from 17 different agencies. you had a audit or visit from federal agents up to that point? >> no, this is a first. >> and tell us approximate the organization that you are creating through the vote. is it a group that threatens to blow up buildings? it sounds source. what is it that your organization even does. through the vote was designed to encourage citizens to work at the poes. we provide n

we're like the brady bunch. the fed could begin winding down the bond buying program at one of the next few meetings, that is if the economy improves. david: prices dropped and yields rose above 2% for the first time since march. rising nine basis points settling at 2.02%. liz: prices falling below $95 per barrel, u.s. energy information administration said supplies decline last week, far less than analysts had estimated.han analysts had estimated. david: this is part of what turned the market to the plus side. the housing market rebounded last month as home sales reached the highest levels in more than three years. some went up 8% as a result of this sales inching up from april. liz: good news for ford. planned increase manufacturing capacity in 2013, the company says will do it for a series of production line expansions by shortening down. david: twitters that it has rolled out a new two-step authentication process for logins aimed at bolstering the security after slew of high profile account hijackings includ

miller in this clip with representative brady of texas. >> mr. ller, who in the irs is responsible for targeting conservative organizations? >> so let me first say i cannot speak to a given case. >> who is responsible for targeting these groups? >> so, again, i'm going to take exception to the concept of targeting because it is a loaded term. >> can you assure this committee that none of the information provided the irs by these groups was shared or given to any other federal agency? >> i would be shocked, congressman, if that happened, shocked. >> now, you see there, thomas, the back and forth. something that miller did say consistently during this entire hearing was that he answered the questions that were asked of him. however, he did say in may of 2012 he knew that this inappropriate behavior was going on at the irs so there was a lot of questions as to why it took this inspector general's report in order to bring this to the forefront. there will be a lot of questions i suspect about that coming up in the next round of the hearing about how

take a listen to representative brady. >> she was visited by the f.b.i., domestic terrorism unit. her personal returns and her business returns were both audited by the irs. she received four f.b.i. inquiries. this is a citizen in a small business woman who had never been audited by the irs. is this still america? is this government so drunk on power that it would turn its full force, its full might to harass and intimidate and threaten an average american who only wants her voice and their voices heard? >> doesn't sound like america. sounds more like -- >> america with three k's. >> yeah. i don't know. something similar. >> yeah. >> go ahead.k's. >> sorry. know, thisto i don't clearly is the dumbest group since spinal tap. their stupidity goes to 11. never trust a man with a perm over 50. it's just weird. the fact they held on to thist information. this is likethic benghazi. they held on to this information until the election was over. these guys are responsible for more cover-up than mabeline and the language they're use not guilty this hearing is foolish mistakes were made. so

decision and opinion of the court gideon against -- vindication for 20 years of dissent from -- against brady. they said we were wrong when we designed it and now we are making it right. >> it was complete. not only did this belief in the 14th amendment, the court decide d in gideon's favor. this system which he fought for so long in the justice. the decision was law of the land. equal justice under law. >> when a supreme court decided the gideon case, they really brought light to that phrase. it doesn't matter if you are rich, it doesn't matter if you are poor, you get the same equal chance. >> just look at what happened to gideon. the supreme court didn't set gideon free but it gave him a fair trial with a competent attorney. >> not guilty. >> clarence earl gideon was a free man. the man who won a landmark supreme court case went to live a normal living with a job pumping gas. >> when i read where it says equal justice under law, i'm very inspired by that. i'm very comforted by that. but i know a lot of people are treated unfairly. i see it as something encouraging but i don't see it yet. >