my party, -- partner, guy os eary, is also a photographer and a collector. talking about it, and he saw the problem from the other end. he's like, why can't i buy all these photos? photos are taken every day of celebrities and musicians. it's hard to find them. he was having people who work for him going scour album covers, call these photographers. these people did not know how to print photographs. >> we have been referring and showing the beatles, 1964 shots. you have a lot of rock 'n roll shots. it obviously space to your background and your partner's background. >> music is a strength of the company. so many of the photographers who shot the beatles in 1964, if you were a photojournalist at the time, you are also shooting mohamed aly and jfk. it was a natural extension from music into celebrity and sports and fashion. >> what differentiates you from other online wall art? >> i would sum it up by saying that we are selling a limited edition. . we have mass-market unique and rare photography. we spent a lot of time trying to find the photos that are not o

join us tonight for four of th ose. eastern, susanna martinez. illinois democrat pat quinn. nebraska's dave heineman, finishing up with the south dakota republican governor. our program on hillary clinton saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. monday night, our series continues. a car wreck that i wrote about extensively in my book. the whole time i was in the hospital, not injured, i had a cut on my leg and a broken angle. -- broken ankle. i was praying that the other person in the car would be ok. the other person in the car was one of my best friend's. i did not really recognize that at the site of the crash. prayed over and over again for him to be ok and then he was not. nobody listened, god was not listening, my prayer was not answered. i went through a very long time prayerselieving that could be answered. it took me a time and a lot -- it took me a long time and a lot growing up to come back to that. atlaura bush, monday night 9:00 eastern. on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. >> the president of the national congress of american indians, brian cladoosby, delivere

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44-year-old gulf war vet, waited a year to get a kol on os ka pi, while his v.a. doctors were telling him he had hemorrhoids. when he underwent the procedure, he was diagnosed with stage four cancer, spreading to his lungs and liver. and he's hardly alone. as cnn has previously reported, as many as 7,000 veterans were on a backlog list waiting too long for colonoscopies. at just two v.a. facilities in columbia, south carolina and augusta, georgia. after cnn's detailed accounting of delayed related deaths, a bipartisan group of congressman visited the hospitals to demand answers. >> we have a duty to make sure that the veterans who have served here get the best health care possible. and it is very obvious that for too long and for too many folks that hasn't happened. >> reporter: the v.a. says the backlog at these two hospitals has been solved. but that is not a good enough explanation for the chair of the house veterans affairs committee. >> we want to know why, and we want to know who made the decisions. >> reporter: congressman jeff miller says the v.a. from the

meeting at the bidding to spank they were entire os absolute chaos there were people running around everywhere they filed this off on to some executives that they didn't they were supposed to speak to the head of the gold market and axel vedder at the time he actually specifically said nobody is allowed to meet with the gold market person during our talks we spent several hours with them they showed us around they mentioned you asked aren't you happy with all this chaos that you have all this gold oh no we don't have the gold here it's in new york. they made it really and then the gold actually trust action committee gets picked up on the story and then lars schol who went into overdrive and that resulted in germany asking for their gold back from new york and other places and now four or five years later they're being told you know what. sucker and you know another thing that's emerged recently is that tim geithner himself specifically threatened s. and p. when they threatened to downgrade the u.s. debt from aaa and sure enough they were investigated soon after they did downgrade the u.s. so

os analysis of s. 744, the bill that passed the senate, shows that average wages across the entire economy are lower for the first 12 years of this policy change. so what c.b.o. says, if you pass this bill that passed the senate, it will lower wages across the entire economy for 12 years. now, is it not the deep fundamental responsibility of the members of i this senate toe attuned to and concerned about the wages of working americans, and should we not immediately reject, in a time of low wages, declining wages, any policy that our c.b.o. tells us certainly correctly will pull down further the wages of american workers? at a time we've got record unemployment, record numbers of people outside the workforce. how simple is this for us to understand? i cannot comprehend what that is this exong is thinking. -- that this congress is thinking. professor george borjas, dr. borjas from haras harvard, e leading expert in the worlgd, i think, on immigration and wages, recently noted that immigration from 1960 through 2012, which is the last year we had data, has cost native-born workers an average

violates the term os they have joint plan of action. a deal is in place and if we're going to move forward with a final deal, we have to focus on while developing parameters. a ways into this plan and while the caps on iran's current program are substantial, we know they cannot be the terms of a long-term deal. we must ultimately see serious, permanent rollbacks of the program, not just easily reversible freezes. we know that the joint plan of action sets the course for iran to mane tain a knew move chally defined enrichment program consistent with practical needs. iran continues to claim a right to enrich for nuclear power but we must understand that none of iran's current enrichment activities are useful for a civilian nuclear program. consider, iran already as a clear reactors in bashir running on imported russian fuel. in fact the russian deal requires russian fuel just as other nations' agreements are ontingent on use of imported fuel from those neighs. it would take iran years to turn its fuel into power for a reoklahoma city or.

is only getting worse, the suffering is only getting worse, as well. >> if the first romed o round os comes up short, what can we expect if there is a second round? >> not much. again, for the second round, third round, we will be talking about these round of talks for a year. that's what u.s. officials warn. they say that's ok. throughout these talks, they hope for small steps of progress, perhaps local piece deals, humanitarian corridors into homes, into that refugee camp, little steps towards peace. no one expects any big break through or these talks to produce anything certainly in the next day or two, or next week or month. >> nick, thank you very much. >> tehran gets an olive branch from the swiss government. wednesday, switzerland agreed to lift partial economic sanctions on iran following partial developments in its nuclear deal. the swiss general counsel said its following the lead of the european union to suspend sanctions on the regime. the u.s. has also eased sanctions on tehran. >> here of today's headlines around the world. ohio's incumbent governor won't have a challeng

. >> if you have a question os yo on your taxes don't call the irs. millions calling for help are going unanswered. we have moerp on the impact the poor customer service is having on taxpayers. what's the explanation, doug? >> heather, good morning. as if tax even wasn't difficult enough it is getting worse when it comes to customer service. the irs might answer your question. if it's a tough question they may tell you that you haare on your own. that's a report sent to congress from a tax payer advocacy group called the national tax payer advocates. even getting a hold of the irs is getting more and more difficult. 20 million calls to the agency we last year. the average on hold time has shot up to 18 minutes in 2004. it was just about 2 and a half minutes. agents will pick and choose what they will decide to answer. here is one line from the report. it is a sad state of affairs when the government writes tax laws and complexes ours and is unable to answer any questions beyond basic ones from baffled citizens who are doing their best to comply. you c

>> present. >> present. >> commissioner breed. >> breed present. >> camp os. >> present. >> chiu. >> present. >> cohen. >> present. >> ferrill. >> present. >> kim. >> here. >> commissioner mar >> here. >> tang. >> present. >> weiner? present. >> commissioner yee? . >> present. >> thank you, let's go to the next item. >> two, approve the minutes of the december 17, 2013 meeting, this is an action item. >> colleagues any comments or questions on the minutes, seeing none, we can go right to the public comment, and we will do two minutes, for public comment, today. and any public of the public that would like to comment, seeing none, we will close public comment and if we could have, the roll call, vote on the minutes? >> on avalos? >> aye. >> breed? >> aye. >> campos? >> aye. >> chiu? >> aye. >> cohen? on the minutes in >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> commissioner tang. >> aye. >> commissioner weiner? >> aye. >> commissioner yee? >> aye. >> yee, aye, the item passes. >> very good. let's go into our next item, please? >> item number three, the chair's repor

that hitting just about two hours ago contributing to the red air os we're seeing here on wall street. let's take a look at how we're finishing off the day. the dow off 183 points. it was down 200 at some points but it's still going to close down more than 1%. the same for the nasdaq, off 46 points today. the s&p 500 off 18 to 1774. lets get straight to it with today's "the closing bell" panel. our d.c. correspondent eamon javers joined by seema mody, herb greenberg and from los angeles, the always intrepid jane wells. also joining us for more on today's market action, bob pisani with us on post 9. the arrows were clearly pointed down today. is this all about the fed? >> no. i think there's a continuing concern about what's going on in emerging markets, but it was a very strange day, kelly. i'm a little concerned about the fact that the russell 2000 again was down more than the big cap s&p 500. wait a minute. if the u.s. is the best place to invest right now, why are call cap stocks down a lot more? i saw material stocks that are up that are subject to what's going on in emerging mark

caused them to come home and what made so many sick. >>> vice president biden giving lots of standing os during the state of the union. other dems not quite so cheery about what the president had to say. our political panel with real talk on the reasons why. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. getting

>> i don't know whether that happen os or not. the real critical question is what's the best way to protect athletes' looivs. whether it's sleeping carporters from years ago the women's movement to retain the right to vote, you can only do that if you can collectively come below the poverty line even though the sport they're playing in makes the college millions and millions of dollars. >> let me return to this. what p that and what does that mean for the future? are you going to seek more money for players? >> well the nfl players' association didn't have anything to do with the lawsuit. i've read the papers and from my background of being a litigator i do understand the judge's question about whether or not the fund actually contains thefund to pay out the injuries. >> the number is $754 million. what's an adequate number if you don't thank's a good number? >> that's a great question but i have no idea. >> you have some ideas, demaurice. >> i do. >> we ask tough questions at the table. >> i know. no one told me that when i came

curtly --osing forth quarter earnings. we will have your preview. >> a very busy wednesday. first up, is regulating bitcoin a good idea? our guest says we should regulate and it has been holding hearings this week to make his case. i have got to ask you, why does this need to be regulated? >> we always want innovation and we want to attract more tech companies to new york to do more great things. it is clear bitcoin and virtual currencies has become a place where we have seen a lot of money laundering. >> on you worry at -- worried -- are you not worried about stifling innovation? balance to make sure money laundering is not going on. permitsame time, innovation. we can do both. there have been a number cases already. a massive amount of international money going on. through a little bit. who was doing what to hide what sources? >> i am not a prosecutor and we did not do the case. a lot of crib though currency being used to move money out of foreign companies. >> you do not think the coin is a bad idea. it might be a good solution. you just need an end to money laundering. >

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other point i would that mystifies me, we'll get figures in the next two or three weeks that would be os stan issuing for the budget. why he doesn't take credit for it is a mystery to me. >> i was curious why the white house doesn't take credit for the bailout money paid back, and this being a speech for the base, do you think it will move the needle for the penalty? >> it could rally the democrats particularly on the health care issue where they're mostly on the defensive. that's going to be the big issue. the president needs to show it's helping people. he had someone there in the audience last night, so that's important. what the president had to acknowledge is his ambition to change washington has failed. he can't change washington. we've had four presidents in a row who said that they would change washington. the first president bush was kinder and gentler, bill clinton was a new democratic, the second president bush said he would be a uniter, not a divider and now president obama, they all promised to change washington, they all failed, so this president is trying a slightly differ

we are clear-eyed about iran's support for terrorist organizations like hezbollah which threaten os our -- threatens our allies and we're clear about the mistrust between our nations, mistrust that cannot be wished away. but these negotiations don't rely on trust. any long-term deal we agree to must be based on verifiable action that convinces us and the international community that iran is not build agnew clear bomb. if john f. kennedy and ronald reagan could negotiate with the soviet union, then surely a strong and confident america can negotiate with less powerful adversaries today. the sanctions that we put in place help make this opportunity possible. but let me be clear. if this congress sends me a new sanctions bill now that threatens to derail these talks, i will veto it. for the sake of our national security, we must give diplomacy a chance to succeed. if iran's leaders do not seize this opportunity, then i will be the first to call for more sanctions and stand ready to exercise all options to make sure iran does not build a nuclear weapon. fie ran's leaders do seize the chance

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. >> coming up, an os car-nom faith documentary looks at how prisoners can save taxpayers dollars. >> spending on prisons is sky rocketing not just because the prisons are growing but it's aging. it's expensive to take care of prisoners. a small percentage has taken action and started to run hospices and staffed by inmates and funded privately. the iowa state was documented in "prison terminal." it was nominated for an academy award, showing the impact an patients and caretakers. >> i thought it would be about what i could give to the patient, what i could do for the parment to make them do better. when you do what you do. the feeling is you give back from them, that you can't describe it. it gives you a feeling inside that for once i'm somebody that no one thought i could be. >> edgar barens directed the film. "prison terminal" premiers and has a theatrical one this friday. thaj you for joining us. congratulations on the nomination. thank you. you focus on a gentleman we saw a moment ago, jack hall. a world war ii veteran. he killed a drug dealer after his son was hooked on drugs. ov

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, near os es, anxieties, all kinds of strange idiosyncratic phobias like for instance cheese and-- . >> stephen: you have a fear of cheese. >> yeah, i will never go to wisconsin. >> stephen: what is it about cheese that frightens you. >> it's utterly-- well, it's irrational-- . >> stephen: okay. >> this is what is so peculiar about anxieties. basically you know, i tell people that i would rather be buried in a sar cough gution full of say snakes which i'm not afraid of though many people are then be dipped into like gorgonzola. (laughter) and-- . >> stephen: so no cheese. >> no cheese. >> stephen: so you're good with velveeta though. >> no, no, not even velveeta. so i set out to write this book because i've struggled with anxiety disorders all my life. and i finally, and i was sort of fascinated by the notion of like what caused this. so i, looked deep into the science, the culture, the history, is it genetic, how i was raised. and i realized. and i ended up writing this book that actually applies to the 40 million americans who are cronically diagnosed with anxiety disorders. >> ste

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building [speaker not understood] is because there is 30 to [speaker not understood] that live in s-r-os. that is a form of jail. our rights, we don't have rights [speaker not understood]. we often see the police a lot so we already have maybe 100,000 people who are going to be going in that circle. i don't want anyone to enter jail and i don't want them to reenter. but a lot of this money that can be saved, needs to be target today people living in the s-r-o, lgbt seniors with disability in these hotels that we're not getting the mental health services that you're saying we want to give the people after they get in jail. we're all the same people, everyday people and it should start with people in shelters and in the s-r-os and we won't have any jails because we are connected to each other. and we don't want to be that revolving door that we keep seeing what's going on now. so, this is a very important day to be advocating for housing and services and not more jail. >> thank you very much. (applause) >> is there any other member of the public who has not spoken who would like to speak?

on the streets in the s-r-os and especially at our safe house, we see an alarming increase in serious mental illness. mental health treatment should be a priority focus for city planning and budgeting, jailing, mentally ill people only exacerbates their problem. our safe house is an example of an effective alternative to incarceration. drug court, the sisters program, probation officers, judges, and others refer women to safe house. these women are traumatized. many are suffering from mental illness, and especially from ptsd. some are pregnant. they are young. they are old. they do not need to be in jail. we have a comprehensive program and mental, physical, and dental care, education, group therapy, money management, computer training, job internshipses and more. and we do this for slightly over half what it costs to keep a woman in jail. our graduates are working. they are off the street, out of the emergency rooms, off the welfare roll. out of jails, out of courts, and onto the tax rolls. what's not to like? all the programs that provide alternatives to incarceration, particularly

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both of these issues were always in play because the arguments that were being offered by proponent os the a--s ofbe the affordable care act were using arguments that would have virtually eliminated the enumerated powers scheme of the constitution. if we'd have lost this case in a certain kind of way, we would have not only inflicted this egregious and completely misnamed affordable care act on the country, but in addition to that, at the same time we would have eliminated the power scheme that the supreme court has nebraska repiewduated in the history of this country, and that would have also happened. it would have been a constitutional disaster. and that is what we avoided. we did not seek, we did not succeed in bringing down the entire be act, although we weakened it in certain ways that may prove to be important in the future, but we did succeed in safing the constitution by getting five votes for various legal positions that most legal academics thought were obviously mistake p. and so in order to summarize that briefly, i'm just going to read four bullet points that come out of