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Obama names 3 to new cabinet posts

President Barack Obama on Monday announced three Cabinet nominations, including Sylvia Mathews Burwell, president of the Wal-Mart Foundation, as the next director of the Office of Management and Budget.

Obama, speaking from the White House East Room, said Burwell will help America find a "way forward" as the country begins to face sequestration?$85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts the president ordered by law Friday in the absence of a federal budget.

"Eventually, a lot of people are going to feel some pain," Obama said.

Burwell has previous budget office experience as deputy director from 1998 to 2001 under President Bill Clinton, and she served as deputy chief of staff under Jack Lew, who was confirmed by the Senate last week as treasury secretary. Burwell held the chief of staff position to Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin under Clinton.

Burwell began serving as president of the Wal-Mart Foundation, the retail giant's philanthropic arm, in January 2012, and she led Wal-Mart's Global Women's Economic Empowerment Initiative. Burwell joined Wal-Mart following 10 years at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Burwell would take the OMB helm at a critical time for the country as Washington prepares for a major fight between the White House and congressional Republicans over the federal budget.

Burwell also would add diversity to the Cabinet. Obama previously faced criticism for nominating a string of white men to top administration positions at the start of his second term.

Obama on Monday rounded out his Cabinet with two additional nominations: Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Ernest Moniz as the new energy secretary and Environmental Protection Agency official Gina McCarthy to be that agency's administrator.

Obama described Moniz, former undersecretary of energy, and McCarthy as a team that will actively work to increase American energy independence and grow the economy while protecting the environment. He added that both will work to combat climate change.

"I hope the Senate will confirm them as soon as possible," Obama said of the three nominees.

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Video: KLG, Hoda welcome (captive) Chelsea Handler



>> hey, everybody. welcome. welcome. hope you had a great weekend. it's fun day monday around here, and probably where you are too. march 4th .

>> happy monday.

>> fun day monday, hoda woman. how was your weekend?

>> well, i'm recovering from injuries that i sustained while i went to one of my favorite places that i love to go to on the weekend sometimes. it's a place i told you where they put you on like a slab and scrub you within an inch of your life.

>> see, why do you love --

>> it's great. you get all the dead skin off. you get a message.

>> they take the live skin too. i think you just love abuse.

>> i don't, but this is one of the small -- anyway, they went so hard that it went in deep into the skin, so then i started thinking it kind of hurts, but i'm not going to say anything because she's trying so hard.

>> yeah.

>> she really was. sometimes you get in those positions where when someone is doing something, and you're like could you go a little softer, but you're not quite sure how far you should go to stop them because you don't think it's that bad until you look at it later. it's like a haircut. when someone is cutting your hair and they go just a little bit shorter.

>> your hair doesn't feel the pain when it gets cut.

>> it's about telling someone when they're doing something that isn't right for you.

>> i know, but you should have no trouble telling everybody else around here when you don't like something.

>> you are on a slab. why should it be different?

>> i do feel uncomfortable when you feel like somebody is trying really hard.

>> you don't want to hurt their feelings, but they took the skin off your back.

>> skin off it. bandages, but it was worth it.

>> then you create openings in your skin for disease and bacteria to get in.

>> don't say openings.

>> you know what --

>> what would you to?

>> i did something similar on friday night. it was our dear friend stanley moore's 87th birthday.

>> wow.

>> we went to a restaurant in greenwich called gabriel's with a bunch of friends. it also happened to be regis and joy's wedding anniversary . our table nervowas in the middle of the place. we're owl oxyginarians. we couldn't hear what anyone was saying. why do we do this? it's a beautiful restaurant. the owner there, tony, really great guy. he goes come here, come here. he takes us up an elevator to the banquet hall with a fireplace. he says give me ten minutes. this is how to run a restaurant. sets up a table for eight. little candles. sets the little fireplace for us, and we had our own little private dinner up there, which was so much fun.

>> i can't believe that.

>> regis had me in such stitches.

>> did he?

>> in such stitches. i wasn't going to say anything today, but it's in the news.

>> it's in the newspaper.

>> he is going to fox sports . he is all excited about it. it's going to be his own show at 5:00 starting --

>> it's a group thing, right?

>> he will be on at 5:00, and then i think he said august through super bowl . i'm excited for him. reg, he will be 82 in august. i said how long of a deal did you sign?

>> love to needle.

>> one year. one year.

>> oh, my gosh.

>> i'm excited for him. he loves sports like crazy. everybody -- he is sick of everybody saying yes we missed you. why did you retire? he never retired. he moved on. he moved on.

>> i remember from that book signing i had when he showed up and the place exploded.

>> i continue.

>> it was out of control, and he -- just by stepping into a situation, he blew it up.

>> he was so thrilled to be able to do that for you that day.

>> what did he say?

>> he said hello to moda. anyway --

>> whatever.

>> you know what, he is not the only one that can't get your name. behave yourself with chelsea today, okay?

>> chelsea is here again. oh, look at her. bored. she's not reading "the times," is she?

>> no, i can't read.

>> had to show her to the ladies room this morning. everything turned out okay apparently.

>> she's handcuffed. this is perfect. she can't leave. she tried to get out of being on the fourth hour, and that's all right. we have our knives all sharpened get her out of the --

>> so sorry.

>> reading with one hand.

>> let somebody bring her in when it's her time. it's going to be explosive had when she's here.

>> we hear that there's a funny piece of video that's out there. now, if you have ever been pulled over by the cops, usually you're nervous. you're in the car, and you want to do everything just right because you don't get a ticket because maybe he will show some mercy for you. in russia a guy pulled over , and he had the hottest new russian gadget in his dashboard, and i guess it's an animal that repeats things that you say.

>> it says what you say.

>> what do you think? [ speaking russian ]

>> oh, that's cute.

>> it's kind of set up because it seems very, very much like a setup to me. he got his license.

>> he has a camera rolling.

>> he has -- yeah. it's very funny. it's very funny.

>> we don't care. all right. what is the batman come to life story ? i wasn't listening.

>> there was a guy that they're trying to find. he solved this crime. in this case this guy is dressed like batman. he is a little overweight, batman. unidentified. he is in a batman suit. he walked a berkeley suspect into a police station and turned the guy in. the 27-year-old support was arrested of fraud, and batman left.

>> why would the crook go with batman? why did he go along?

>> why wouldn't he?

>> who cares? we a great fad diet .

>> we're thinking of trying it.

>> i like the whole point of this diet. okay. it's out of britain. it's a new diet. so what happens is for two days in the week you eat -- you almost fast. you eat like 500 calories, and the other five days you can eat what you like. you're not supposed to pig out on those five, but on the two days that you don't eat much your stomach shrinks.

>> okay. then when you do the five days it doesn't want as much?

>> it doesn't want as much until the last day, and then you shrink it again. it's like the cave man days. when a cave man would go out and get meat, and everybody would eat it, and for two days the wife would say where is the food, and they would have to go get it. their stomach would shrink again, and the meat would come.

>> i'm going to have to ask frank if that's true. he'll know.

>> by the way, we got a big reaction to our segment on lying on whether you should lie to your spouse about things. remember we were talking about if you have a steamy dream and your spouse said what did you dream about, should you say i had a steamy dream about your best friend .

>> i had a steamy dream, but it was about frank. i forgot to tell him.

>> did you really have one?

>> i did. i was surprised it was about him. isn't that nice?

>> yes, it is.

>> but we had that big discussion, and then over the weekend he went ask got up, got the car, and came here to new york, and got somebody to do something to his hair and came home and goes what do you think of my hair? do you like my hair? i had to do what i said. i do. honey, do you really want me to answer that? yes. i told him i didn't like it, and then i'll never ask you again. this is the good thing about us getting older. 20 minutes later, how do you like my hair? he forgot that he told me not to ask. never mention it again. so it's all is well with us. it's all good. we're learning to deal with all of his little changes in life with a lot of humor.

>> that lying thing did spark a lot about whether or not you should tell your spouse the truth at all times and what you should keep from them. i thought it was interesting.

>> it won't change your behavior because you're afraid to tell a woman that she's killing you, taking all the skin off your body. you won't tell her the truth.

>> i didn't want to hurt her feelings, okay? people have feelings too. all right? all right.

>> we better get to -- we have our favorite things. let's hear yours.

>> over the weekend i went up to essex, connecticut, because i had fallen in love with a woman's art, and i found out that she was going to be at the art essex art museum . it's up there, and a lovely, lovely, lovely place. this is who this woman is. her name is ann h. nielsen. it's called angels in our midst. it's one of the most beautiful books. you can get it. ann nielsen fine art.com. the book is $70. it's expensive. it's a lovely, like, mother's day gift or a birthday gift or something like that, but you can buy her prints, which a lot of people, do or she has gorgeous, gorgeous paintings. one of the lovelyiest, loveliest people i have ever met. i just adore her work. everybody that was there was just like -- they didn't want to leave because it just brings such peace and so she signed this to you, hoda woman.

>> how beautiful?

>> this is for you.

>> i love this.

>> that was my favorite thing.

>> beautiful. now mine, of course, seems trivial, once again, but i have -- this is so good.

>> vaseline.

>> no, this is so good.

>> let's say you were in the shower and you want to put lotion on. let me show you how it works.

>> on your scabs.

>> i don't have scabs on my legs. you spray it like that. then you rub it in.

>> yeah.

>> see?

>> you are making the prisoners go crazy right now.

>> it's better because -- than having to skirt it in your hand and rub it in. it's a spray, and it's more convenient because i'm lazy.

>> i hear you cleaned your apartment over the weekend.

>> i did. i bagged up, you guys, six big lawn trash bags full of t-shirts and junk, okay? and they're all in bags, and i gave it away to charity. i love it.

>> being you gave junk to charity.

>> a lot of them had tags on.

>> sara, what do have you?

>> sticking with the trivial, it's a mac lipstick. it's a new shade. some fans say you always have a great nude lip, and it's called peach stock. you can get it at mac cosmetics or sephora. i have to say it is a color that if you are looking for your eyes to pop, like you want to play down the leps, i learned this from mary, this is the one. peach stock.

>> very pretty.

>> this, of course, is the first week of the new month, and we always have -- everyone has a moment

>> i was singing to reg. on his 87th birthday the other night. boydy clear a room. 36-year-old daniel from marlboro, new jersey, and his girlfriend mindy. this really moved me when i read it. while -- he and his girlfriend were visiting his mom right after the hurricane this past fall in the florida hospital. daniel had, like, severe stomach pains . he was admitted to the hospital himself. his mom passed away just a couple of days later, and two days after that daniel was diagnosed -- he is a young, beautiful man. stage four rare -- it's called peritonium cancer in his small bowel . he remained in the hospital for another month and his girlfriend minimumedy stayed by his side. they missed christmas, of course, new year's, and everything, losing his mom, but he wanted -- he called and said he wanted to honor his girlfriend for staying with him through all of that. she never left his side when he had surgery. they are on the phone. daniel and mindy, how are you, guys?

>> good. how are you?

>> oh, we look so forward to meeting you this thursday.

>> we do too.

>> daniel , how are you feeling right now, hon? are you up for the trip?

>> i'm working my way there. it's a goal to get there, and, you know, every day i've had new challenges even with being in the hospital, but i look forward to it.

>> we look forward to meeting you guys.

>> we're going to honor your girl and honor you as well for all that you have been through too. so many people have been through so much since hurricane sandy.

>> we'll see you on thursday, okay?

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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Signal 2 Plots Out the Cell Network In Your Area with Detailed Stats and Maps

Signal 2 Plots Out the Cell Network In Your Area with Detailed Stats and MapsiOS (Jailbroken): If you live in an area with terrible reception on your iPhone, you know that oftentimes it's as simple as moving from one part of a house to another to get a better signal. If you really want to dig into the numbers behind your reception, Signal 2 is an app that gives you a ton of info about your local cell network.

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Fannie, Freddie to form new company

WASHINGTON -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will build a new joint company for securitizing home loans as a stepping stone toward shrinking the government's role in the mortgage market, the regulator of the U.S. government-controlled firms said on Monday.

"The overarching goal is to create something of value that could either be sold or used by policymakers as a foundational element of the mortgage market of the future," Edward DeMarco, acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, told the National Association for Business Economics.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which were bailed out by the government in 2008, help finance about two-thirds of new U.S. home loans. DeMarco is seeking to shrink their footprint and reduce risks to the taxpayers that support the mortgage giants.

Since they were seized by the government, the companies have drawn nearly $190 billion from the U.S. Treasury to stay afloat.

By creating a new securitization company, FHFA intends to pave the way for a single securitization platform and force Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to abandon their separate systems.

The aim is to shrink the role the two government-sponsored enterprises play in the housing system in the absence of legislation from Congress or direction from the Obama administration on their future.

DeMarco said the goal is to build a single infrastructure to support the mortgage credit business.

The new company will be structured as a joint venture that is owned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, DeMarco told reporters on a conference call to discuss FHFA's plans.

He said the new joint venture is not expected to begin securitizing loans next year. Instead, the focus will be on creating the business and hiring staff. The company will have a separate chief executive and board.

DeMarco expects Congress will ultimately decide how the securitization platform is operated and whether it should be privatized.

"We are on a path to replace the outdated proprietary operational systems of Fannie and Freddie," DeMarco told reporters. "It could be turned to some form of a market utility."

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac do not directly make loans. They provide financing to banks and lenders by purchasing mortgages, which they either keep on their books or package as securities which they then sell to investors with a guarantee.

DeMarco, in laying out FHFA's goals for 2013, said he also plans to start reducing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's role in the housing finance system by shrinking their business by 10 percent in the loan market for multifamily homes.

Fannie and Freddie will also aim to complete $30 billion in single-family credit guarantee business in 2013, sharing some of the risk with the private market. Those transactions could include mortgage insurance or other types of debt securities.

The companies will also be required to reduce the less liquid portion of their portfolio of mortgages by 5 percent next year. This goal comes on top of an existing mandate that requires Fannie and Freddie to shrink their investment portfolios over time and turn over profits to taxpayers.

Fannie Mae and Freddie suffered years of losses after the U.S. housing bubble burst, but have returned to profitability thanks to an improving housing market and their success in reducing their portfolios of poorly performing loans.

Even though the loans they have backed recently are performing well, DeMarco noted that the market was still "reliant on federal support, with very little private capital standing in front of the federal government's risk exposure."

Republicans and Democrats agree that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should eventually be wound down, but they have yet to find common ground on how to replace them.

Copyright 2013 Thomson Reuters.

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Timbers come back,?draw Red Bulls

By ANNE M. PETERSON

AP Sports Writer

Associated Press Sports

updated 10:29 p.m. ET March 3, 2013

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Caleb Porter's first inspirational halftime speech for the Portland Timbers did the trick.

The Timbers overcame two early goals by Fabian Espindola to forge a 3-all draw with the New York Red Bulls in both teams' Major League Soccer season opener on Sunday night.

"It doesn't happen very often, coming back from two goals down," said Porter, who took over as head coach in Portland this season after seven seasons at the University of Akron. "But this team has shown incredible toughness and resiliency."

Espindola, a veteran acquired by New York in the offseason from Real Salt Lake, scored in the ninth and 24th minutes, while Jamison Olave, also obtained in the trade with RSL, added a goal in the 28th minute.

Argentine midfielder Diego Valeri scored his first goal for the Timbers, who played before a sellout crowd of 20,674 at Jeld-Wen Field. Darlington Nagbe's goal in the second half pulled Portland to within 3-2 before an own goal that bounced off Olave in the 83rd minute tied it.

"We came into the locker room (at halftime) and said `Let's push,"' Timbers forward Ryan Johnson said. "We figured that if we got the first one, the second one would come with momentum."

Both teams had new coaches on the sideline.

The Red Bulls went 16-9-9 last season, tied for third in the Eastern Conference, but they got bumped out of the first round of the playoffs by rival D.C. United. New York subsequently dismissed coach Hans Backe and promoted Mike Petke, who served as an assistant the last two seasons after playing for the MetroStars from 1998-2002 and later the Red Bulls from 2008-2010, replaced Hans Backe.

"At the end of the day, we took a point on the road - but we let two slip away," he said.

Portland went 8-16-10 last season to finish eighth in the Western Conference. Porter, who led Akron the NCAA championship in 2010, wore a suit on the sideline for his MLS coaching debut.

"This team continues to impress me, mostly with their determination and their talent," he said.

One of Portland's key offseason additions was Valeri, who was acquired from Argentina's first division Club Atletico Lanus. The 26-year-old had been with Lanus nine seasons, scoring 25 goals in 158 matches. It was hoped that Valeri will help scoring for a team that was second-to-last in goals scored last season.

"It's a long season. We have a lot of matches," Valeri said. "But I think we're making a good team."

The Red Bulls struck early with a goal from MLS veteran Espindola, acquired with Olave from Real Salt Lake in a three-way trade that also sent midfielder Will Johnson to the Timbers for allocation money.

Espindola, who had nine goals and seven assists in 30 games last season with RSL, charged the box for his first goal, taking advantage when tumbling goal keeper Donovan Ricketts failed to control the ball.

Valeri scored the equalizer, bounding between two defenders and firing out of New York keeper Luis Robles' reach in the 13th minute. But Espindola put the Red Bulls back ahead with a left-footed rocket from the right side.

Olave scored off a cross from Heath Pearce to put New York up 3-1.

Petke said the Red Bulls played like they were trying to save the lead in the second half - missing the aggressiveness they had in the first.

"Portland's a good team," he said. "They threw everything at us."

Portland narrowed the match after the break when Nagbe rebounded a shot off Robles in the 56th minute, before the own goal caromed off Olave and past Robles as the clock wound down. Portland had a chance to win it in the final minute, but Robles saved a shot by Ryan Johnson.

The Timbers outshot the Red Bulls 21-10 and maintained possession for 63 percent of the match. They played without veteran midfielder Jack Jewsbury, the club captain, who is nursing a sore hamstring.

The Red Bulls are 2-0-2 against the Timbers, who joined MLS in 2011. Portland is now 2-0-1 in season openers.

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