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March 5 (Bloomberg) -- White House Press Secretary Jay Carney talks with reporters about President Barack Obama's fiscal 2014 budget, automatic federal spending cuts that began on March 1 and Obama's plans to sign the Violence Against Women Act. Carney speaks at the daily White House news conference in Washington. (Source: Bloomberg)
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