freddy's assignment is to meet them at a specific point. them up in a hideaway he had built on his farm and provide them with first aid and food . they were never to stay for more than four days to minimize the risk of being discovered. >> but what lilliana and freddy don't know is that all those visits aren't by chance. >> ironically, edgar tovar is one of the terrorists that freddy's division has to eliminate and after solving the conflict between freddy and the commander tovar stabilizes the situation of the undercover agents at the most critical moment. >> central intelligent has already locate the majority of reyes' camps . >> but reyes uses different camps for each meeting. making it impossible to predict his exact location for a long enough period of time to launch an attack. meanwhile, in operation sodoma, in one of his endless marches nelson arrives at a camp much larger than any he has seen before. >> this must be the place where the meals were headed, but the number of people present in the camp doesn't match up with the ma'am of

>> i don't have an opinion on whether there is a fannie and freddie. i think there are roles that somebody will have to play in his -- in the process. trillion you got $5 of outstanding obligations now that somebody has to deal with and that's in the current of housing finance. that's not in the future. so somebody's got to deal with that, and whether it's fannie or freddie or somebody else, i mean, that's i think a decision that congress has to make. >> all right. >> not -- not fhfa. >> all right. let me switch topics here for just a minute. that has to due with the mortgage debt relief act. director watt, i don't think any state has felt the impact of falling home values more than the state of nevada. congress passed the mortgage debt relief act to ensure those who owe more on their mortgages than they do on their homes now worth would not be hit with additional income taxes. i'm not going to ask your opinion on the i.r.s. or -- >> thank you. >> or income taxes. but i think it's unfortunate. no one gets hit more than lower income, middle-income famil

wednesday the senate banking committee held a hearing on freddie mac, fannie mae and the state of the housing mortgage industry. congressman mel watt took the -- updated members on new efforts to assist homeowners. this is 90 minutes. >>> i call this hearing, your honor, welcome back to the committee. since this is likely my last hearing regarding gses i would like to encourage my colleagues to -- for the past three years, we and our staff have spent count less hours wrestling with the possible solutions and pittal falls. some options are not practical, while others are too it logical, yet we still need to find a solution. the enterprises remain trapped today. fhfa continues to perform the dual role of both regulating and rating the business of the largest entities in the mortgage market. this is not sustainable. and there is no consensus in congress regarding how to move forward. all the while, the credit box remains extremely narrow, locking out many potential borrowers with good credit including first-time home buyers who are needed to expand and sustain our recovery. while i oppos

let's bring freddie out here. where's freddie? there he is, freddie wong, everybody. >> what the hell? what the hell, man. >> jimmy: you're very dirty. >> you left me burning at the stake. >> jimmy: i'm real sorry about that. i had to interview jason bateman though. you look good. you look sexy. >> i had to fight off hundreds of ties. i was literally on fire. what's wrong with you? >> jimmy: i'm sorry about that. i'm absent-minded. guillermo, will you show freddie to the green room? you can see freddie on the series video game high school on his youtube channel. youtube.com/rocket jump. freddie wong. that's pretty good. he directed that whole thing. we have a good show for you tonight. courtney love is here. jason bateman is here. and when we come back we'll reveal people magazine's sexiest man alive for 2014. ♪ limits are there to be shattered. ♪ barriers are meant to be broken. ♪ lines are drawn to be crossed. ♪ introducing the first ever 467 horsepower rcf coupe from lexus. once driven, there's no going back. ♪ ♪ when the snow

you support eliminating fanny and freddy as they are today? >> i don't have an opinion on whether there is a fanny and freddy. i think they are roles that somebody will have to play in the process. and you've got five trillion dollars of outstanding obligations now that somebody has to deal with. that's in the current of housing finance. that's not in the future. so, somebody has got to deal with that. and whether it's fanny or freddy or somebody else, i mean, that's, i think, a decision that congress has to make, not fhfa. >> let me switch topics here for just a minute. that has to do with the mortgage debt relief act. director watt, i don't think any state has felt the impact of falling home values more than the state of nevada. congress passed mortgage debt relief act to ensure those who owe more on their mortgages than they do on their homes are now worth would not be hit with additional income taxes. i'm not going to ask your opinion on the ira or -- >> thank you. >> on income taxes. but i think it's unfortunate. no one gets hit more than

we cannot allow fannie and freddie back to toxic mortgages with little or no capital. our path forward should be on sustainable homeowner ship, facilitated by a strongly capitalized private sector. while i understand that some individuals and entities have been pressuring director watt to institute changing they favor via the conservatorship, we all understand that that is not the proper role of the conserve for. as director watt floated in his confirmation hearing, the conservator's role is to build a solid bridge from where we now are to wherever the congress decides the future of the housing finance system will be. i look forward to hearing from director watt as he tells us how he plans to build that bridge. i also look forward to him hopefully dispelling any notion that fannie and freddie are somehow being re-established as the long-term secondary market -- in his role as conservator will address their dominance in the market, renounce any demands or outside pressures to divert the revenue of fannie and freddie to any sources other than the taxpayer and maintain su

what's been the impact of fannie mae and freddie mac getting out at a time like this?l, it's huge. certainly we see research report after research report of the growing need for affordable housing, both rental and for sale housing. but what we also see is a desire to look at different ways for supporting affordable housing, that we have more foundations that are looking at mission-related investment, program-related investment. there are different ways to use the core of their assets where they can invest in entities that it's beyond grants. when you think about foundations, you often think about grants. but there are other ways to invest in building the core of a body of work and certainly affordable housing is one that we are committed to and one of the things we've been seeing in our office is we don't want affordable housing to be an oxymoron in the greater washington region. >> celeste, the washington area is full of young people, full of millennials, how are they driving the philosophy toward philanthropy here in this region? >> i think young people are willing t

you have fannie mae, freddie mac , they will be taking 3% down on loans they back stuff. fha, the lowest of 3.5% down. is there any concern fha is backstopping the riskiest are seattle >> it is true that volume there has been down over ?he -- are over seattle -- the t , they have been stronger than they have been in the last couple of years. we understand we have a responsibility to ensure that the fha is honest on track. but also to fulfill this role for the last 80 years of its existence, they have been ensuring that first-time modesters and folks of means are able to get access to credit. striking thatt balance and those are the questions that, going forward, we will be putting a lot of time and effort to continually analyzing. >> how are you going to reassure republicans in particular that we will not be right back where we were a couple of years ago -- with americans getting into homes they cannot afford? is democrats, it is all americans that want to ensure we do not go back to where we were before. very mindful of that. it is about striking this balance. the fact i

they were losing games, losing their girl friends, even freddie p. soft wanted off the bandwagon, but as mrs. harbaugh says, stand by your man. san francisco now sits at 5-4 after the overtime win in the big easy. the win was set up by ahmad brooks' sack and fumble of drew brees that led to phil dawson's game winning field goal. head coach jim harbaugh was in the mood, a more joyful mood today, even if he thinks his personality didn't change. >> i think you know you see me, gameday, you see me sometimes in these press conferences and you're right in the middle of the fight to be judged on personality or the cut of your jib or what clothe you wear. wear-- clothes you wear has never avenue seemed as important as what your -- never ever seemed as important as what your integrity is or your character. >> right on. the 49ers are three games back of arizona where quarterback carson palmer is out for the season with a torn acl. cardinals have the best record at 8-1. palmer was very emotional talking about suffering this injury for the 2nd time in his career

bush awarded the medal of honor to freddie stowers. he was the first lack soldier to win the medal of honor from world war i. in september, provo presented his first medal of honor -- president obama presented his first medal of honor. he was shot to death in afghanistan. and for some perspective, an event we covered with the director of the national medal of honor

but understand that the taxpayers have at risk now about $5 trillion between fannie and freddie. when the securitization platform is there will have to be dealt with in some way, and our objective is to roll those things into a single security so that they will be marketable, right? >> don't want to run out of time. i thank you for saying that. i just want to you reassure us, though, that what is not happening is a common securitization platform that is going to be used as a proprietary product. and not something that if we ended up moving ahead would not be useful. >> i can assure you of that. >> just moving on to the single t.b.a. market, which again i think is a very constructive step, as i understand it you're working with sit ma to create a single product which again would work very much well, it would work very well with a product that came out of this committee from the standpoint of, again, allowing all types of guarantors to be able to use this t.b.a. market, is that correct? >> we absolutely are working closely with sitma. they are the most important player in the t.b.a

freddy krueger. >> where's your wife?otic alex forest is undeniably one of the best female villains. after a one-nightstand goes bad, she's left to stalking and boiling a bunny. >> more entertainment news on the insider. for kron 4 news. back to you, pam. >>> we have indoor location where is you can take your kids trick-or-treating. it's all on kron4.com. it's under the features tab. click on family fun at the top. there's good information there. >> if you're taking your kids trick-or-treating, right now the rain is out of the bay area. it looks like it's going is to stay long enough for you to enjoy the outdoors. we're looking at the golden gate bridge. it's pretty much dried out. the rain that pushed through earlier today is now in the central valley. right now temperatures running in the upper 50s and low 60s around the bay area. 60s in san francisco. 56 in san jose. 57 out in livermore. so if you're headed out in trick-or-treating, it's going to stay dry for much of the evening. we're not expecting anything. the south

the tpa worked in his case. >> this holiday season, freddie and his wife say bella has a special placet the table. here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. first, the not just rock and roll expo takes over the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks montgomery county. there will be cds and records and music memorabilia top culture collectibles and celebrities from the world of music and live entertainment from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00. >>> kick off the holiday season with the lighting of the american heritage credit union on red lion road in somerton tonight. 40-foot tree will be lit and concert featuring the philadelphia boys choir and fife and drum of the old barracks. it kicks off at 7:00 p.m. bundle up. >>> the holiday fun continues tomorrow with the first-ever santa parade and fun run walk in veterans square in needs i can't. kick off the day with a one mile run. it's open to people of all ages and it's free with your donation not toys for tots drive and there's a costume contest because everyone is asked to dress as santa elf or rei

so we're seeing less small banks, and dodd-frank is not going after the big banks or fannie or freddiebut some of the smaller banks and credit unions that -- by smothering them with red tape. so that's why you are seeing the disconnect. >> if you were too big to fail in 2008, now too big to fail is a winning strategy. you inoculate yourself. you leave the government no choice but to backstop you. in jpmorgan in 2006, it was jpmorgan chase. now it's jpmorgan bear stearns washington mutual, providian chase. and all of the things under it. if you look at all of the thousands of mergers over the years that are being rolled up into five or six big players in the united states, it's crazy to be wishful for that era of looking you in the eye. the system is more under host ra age by a handful of players. >> i would like to challenge something. community banks do a lot of the salt of though earthing lending. they quite frankly did not participate in the type of tread -- predator lending that lead to the housing collapse and the economy reeling the way it has. essentially right now what we see a

got a little freddie mercury. a lot of freddie mercury. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: he was great. what a good improvisor. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i know. just yes, no. no for, you know, a goalkeeper, when it comes to acting, he's a hell of a goalkeeper. [ laughter ] no, he was a super nice guy. >> seth: so this is it, this is what's happening today, "second chance theatre." >> yeah, i'm flattered. what's this the second installment? >> seth: this is second installment. >> i was in the first one too. >> seth: the first time you came on the show i got you to commitment to this one, juggling flyer. >> and look at you now. >> seth: look at you now. a man of my word. >> as are you. >> seth: tell us a little about this sketch and what made you write it in the first place. >> well, it was literally, it was like march of '08 and i was walking around the west village and i saw this actual flyer. this is a photo from my iphone 3. who knows. you do the math. [ laughter ] and i saw it and all the tags wer

. >> albert, bb and freddie. >> what do you make of the kings. >> well. a reason. they are some of the baddest people to ever step in front of a microphone. >> when do you recall your dad first exposing you to blues music. >> well, i was around it my whole life but my first concert, i saw muddy waters and john lee hooker when i was three years old. >> first of all you were only three. pl muddy waters and johnny lee hooker on the stage. >> that will change anybody's life. >> absolutely. when you first heard this thing called the blues and were turned on by you. what were you connected to? >> well, to me, feeling and emotion are greater than words. when you're so young and you don't necessarily comprehend what the song is about, you can still feel it. blues is all about feeling especially straight from the heart. that's the most organic place you can come from. you can identify with that music. it brought out feelings in me. hearing people like bb king play guitar, he can take you through a range of emotions playing the guitar. that's all stuff that blues o

i focused on our customers like merck, mci, something where we could get immediate global one, freddie --ticipated, and ask them actually i wrote a proposal to them saying, fund this and we will give you so many licenses. >> unanet software is constantly being updated and d specialized. her team is a strong one. it is like family, literally. she has watched heher son move p to the rags to be a top salesman. >> people ask me all the timee what it is like working with my mom here and i have a direct relationship with my mother, so it is like working when it -- with one of your best friends. >>mom here and our revenues are% a year. that is pretty good. >> the company is a success by most measures and is not beholden to anyone except its customers. .> unanet is also funded there is no private equity, no venture capital. to be frank, there is no real interest in taking that on right now. it has been a decision that we made to focus on the growth of the company. we have invested in ourselves rather than taking on outside capital. the important thing about that is it allows us to focus on our

you add in the new rules for fannie and freddie, 3% down and now we're talking about the ability for housing to really start to take off which could then be the leading sector the first half or final quarter of the year and into the first quarter of 2015. so i think that's really the big picture story on how the s&p is rallying out of this range. david: that is all we need to know. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, we'll see you tomorrow. wait a minute. listen to mark, you think you have the whole story. get more of the story from yu-dee chang. i want so go to one company and that company is ford. i want to go there, our good friend jack hough from "barron's" magazine, did something over the weekend, gave it a glowing review. if you see at the bottom there is an uptick. that up tick is called the barron's bounce. because of jack hough's review it got a nice bounce yesterday. it was down a little today. why do you like it no i like it for several factors, pretty strong u.s. auto demand. that should give support to ford. not only that ford should particularly benefit from european deman

she's like, freddie cordova, can we go, freddie? because i think that would be the greatest offer. that would be the greatest, jamie. thank you for serving. do we have an actual particular question? >> caller: i do. as part of my arctic blast investment strategy, i have a plan for cold weather stocks. that brings the utilities into play. i've seen the headlines. utilities are dragging down the market. but i wanted your take on why this would be the case as the cold weather approaches. i'm a big fan of emerson at 64 and con ed. which way do you see this arctic opportunity playing out? >> if you think that the arctic opportunity is going to cause any downed power lines, what you want to do is buy quantum, which is pwr for power. con ed will not be impacted. that's just a pass through. i think that the best way to play cold is the best way to play next week's earnings, which is probably in home depot. i do expect home depot to report a very good quarter. i think it's a very good opportunity because of the storms that are upcoming. can we go to joe in florida, please. joe? >> caller: j

and we are loosening once tough standards for mortgages to figure out what to do with fannie and freddienow about you in chicago but i drive down here in nnlg, new york, on the radio and starting to hear the ads and seeing the ads. the tone of the ads, cash out. take the money out and drop you another loan and everything's fine. almost like we have gotten back to a point where refinancing a mortgage is viewed as a novelty. >> right. and as soon as home prices start rising the marketing starts again. let your home take on you on vacation. consolidate the bills. maybe that's fine. i don't think there's government guarantees for cash-out refinancing. the purpose of a home part of it was to build wealth and if you're using a home as a tool for building wealth, then the last thing to be doing is piling indebtedness on it. it's contrary to the notion of ownership. >> if you think interest rates going up than down and you could also argue that, you know, a lot of areas had big jumps in home prices from the lows and maybe won't continue to skyrocket. maybe it's a smaller and smaller part of the

. >> welcome to ten things that you may or may not know about freddie. >> reporter: he couldn't find fame the traditional way. he had auditioned for the show four times but never made the cut, so he took matters into his own hands, tweeting, instagraming and youtubing his way into mainstream success. and it didn't hurt that his baby sister is break free pop sensation ariana grande. ♪ >> reporter: taking a page from mega stars like taylor swift and justin bieber, remember they started like this, too. frankie is part of a knew breed of celebrities. social media master minds. like youtube juggernaut today drink hall. he's been tapped to star in his own reality show on mtv next year. ♪ he's even managed by scooter brawn, the man behind justin bieber, ariana grande, and the wanted. >> you have to be relevant on social media. it doesn't matter how famous you are. >> reporter: for most people it's easy to get lost on the streets of the big apple. >> you're walking with glitter on your face. >> reporter: but frankie can't help but stand out. he invited us to follow him for a day. >> happy fr

largest, of the largest 20 banks in the united states of america, saying they defrauded fannie and freddierough false sales. and it goes on and on. the savings and loan debacle, we made over 30,000 criminal referrals. here, zero criminal referrals as far as we can get any public information. so the first thing holder should've done is reestablish the criminal referral process. because, you know, banks don't make criminal referrals against their own ceos. >> do you tell yourself, well, there is a justifiable and understandable reason why they don't prosecute? >> no, there is no justifiable reason. apparently modern financial regulators are vastly more sophisticated than we were as financial regulators 25 years ago. because we had never figured out that the key to financial stability was leaving felons in charge of the largest financial institutions in the world. >> but they do claim with a straight face that they can't prosecute. >> they make it sound like the only choice we have is to prosecute banks as opposed to bankers. and that's nuts, right? we've always prosecuted bankers. we prosecu

he quickly learned the ropes around his piedmont home from his border collie brother freddie. >> i think he taught him how to play. riley didn't actually know how to really run around and play with another dog, so it was great. >> reporter: even though these dogs are used to their new lives, there are still reminders of their old 1. they all have tattoos from the lab and spanky here can't bark. he had his vocal cords cut, a common procedure in many labs. what goes on in many labs is rarely made public. this video from an undercover peta investigation shows a worker force feeding a beagle oxycontin. another investigation revealed beagles going crazy after being confined for years. >> i think it's really important to note that there is no experiment on dogs that's illegal. experiments have to be approved by committee within a laboratory, but nothing is against the law. so they're put through all kind of cruelty. >> reporter: peta says most dogs end up euthanized. it's rare for beagles bred for a life in the lab to end up here. >> laboratories don't want to release the animals to us. they s

i remember at a hearing where a ill to reform fannie mae and freddie mac had have a hugely difficult issue had actually passed but it wasn't going to be brought up on the floor. heidi heitkamp was just beside herself with frustration as a democrat and bob corker from tennessee a republican was equally frustrated. so one has a sense of the senators don't want to go out there to do nothing so why is it your sense that this will last for a week and then it will be all over and it will get back to normal when my sense is many senators on both sides really want to get something done? >> i think that's absolutely true. it's true with every senator. i don't think there's anybody from the top leadership to the most senior members who don't want to get a lot done. this is a case where what starts to happen his politics gets in the way so when you say we will have a fannie freddie reform bill and i don't know the details of that for the context but when someone says okay we want to have an amendment and put the democrats for obama camp is and it has difficulty in deciding whether to support th

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always lack freddie will be a pop-culture moment but if you want online deals, you will cook with turkeynd have your laptop next to you. >> thank you so much. we appreciate your time. still to come, falling gas prices and rising car sales, is there any connection? we get the latest figures from the big automakers coming up in five minutes. ♪ >> good morning, this is "in the loop," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. i am olivia sterns in for betty liu. 13 years after the terrorist attacks of september 11, 2000 one, the world trade center is open for business again. world trade center 1, 104 stories officially opens today. condÉ nast will be the first company to move into the building which is the tallest in the country. a former bank of america employee has been charged with the murder of two women in hong kong. u.k. national work at the banks merrill lynch unit since july of last year. he faces life in prison if convicted. the murders occurred almost 11 after anotheray employee was killed. october was a strong month for automobile sales. nis

so you have to go with fannie or freddie. but they are trying to work on this. also credit scores.ht years ago if you had a 700 credit score you'd probably be okay. but now 750 and they have people that are carrying a lot of student debt. >> lenders are so tight right now. >> very tight. >> and even appraisals are making it tough? >> yes, then all of a sudden they are all coming in low and if you don't have that, you can't buy. >> the next couple of years, people had tents have tents set up, they want to buy the american dream. and maybe the credit was too loose and now it's so tight. so i think if you just have your own business, that's part of it. >> okay, if lenders continue to be pretty conservative in their approach to this, and we still have so many homeowners who are still underwater, how long does it take to work this out two. >> the market is great. the luxury market across the country is great. casteel's are up. i think they've passed it. >> i was in a pricey area as well. >> you can't get any interest on your money anyway. the market has had a steady and healthy growth a

people died at freddy's fashion mart.destroy people's lives by propagating a false story of mass rape. sharpton is more crooked than lumbar street. he hates the police, he hates law enforcement, he hates the practices that made this city safe. if you listen to al sharpton about law enforcement, he would make death wish look like sleepless in seattle. >> its unfair to say that the irs doesn't pay any attention to them. they have got leans against him. they have been after him for some time. >> that's not what he said. he said he didn't owe a dime until now. >> here's the problem, when you have only one or two civil rights leaders as who stand out, who are well known, and one is meant to be al sharpton, that is a problem for civil rights groups for blacks in this country. that is the answer you have, every day we have to listen to that. that's why there's no more -- >> why does he the day after the midterms elections, president obama brings him to the white house, why is he constantly at the side of bill deblasio, the mayor

freddie mac said the average for a 30-year mortgage dropped to 3.97%.the average for a 15-year is 3.17%. loan is a popular choice for those who will be financing. 30-year rates will be falling because of slow downs in europe and china as well as the start of a recession in japan. long-term rates are now about a half point lower than they were at the beginning of the year. >> christmas tree growers have a reason to be thankful. people are paying more for fresh cut trees. if you plan on buying a real tree, expect to pay $2 more than last year. the cost is expected to go up even more if you procrastinate and purchase closer to christmas. they said it's about time after the low prices and decreased demand that put them out of business. fewer trees are being harvested and the competition from artificial manufacturers is still a challenge. >> how would you like your tree delivered by a horse drawn wagon? that's how the official white house christmas tree arrived. first lady michelle obama and daughters sasha and malia and the family dogs inspecting the 20-foo

we are not a version of the freddie kruger movie. but to help you understand the threats the country faces and what you should do to be ready. call a friend and sit tight and stay tuned. after tonight, you will be far better informed and prepared than your neighbors are to face your fears. >> this is the atrocity. the islamic state shoes the beheading of another american. >> breaking tonight. a lone wolf terrorist attack in canada. a man suspect of terrorism here attacks a new york city police. and it is halting the march to nuclear weapon and nearing a critical juncture. north korea is continually developing longer range missile. and russian attackers are suspected of a breach of the white house computers and emt could thrive on circuitry on electronics. >> that means no water or food. or telecommunication. >> according to a september report for the government accountability institute. president obama rarely attends intelligence briefings and misses more than half of them. those on the president's side claims he reads them even if h

lou: fannie mae and freddie mac reaching an agreement with lenders to expand access to mortgages, don down payments as low as 3%. herewith the outlook on the housing industry and factors that are influencing the market we have richard smith, the chairman and ceo and president of his holdings corporation. some of the biggest names in real estate are represented, including coldwell banker and a lot more. let's start with the help of this industry and the housing industry. how would you judge it? >> we are continuing the recovery that essentially began in 2011 and 2012 or you are we in third or the sixth inning and let's hope that it doesn't go an extra inning. i think that we are probably in the third inning and it's a nice recovery. >> i was hoping you'd say six or seven. >> i would like to say that, but we're not. it's not a robust recovery, we predicted a slow recovery and that's where we are right now. >> we were watching refinancing. i think a lot of folks thought that it would continue at a certain pace. what's going on there? >> where the rates are today, it doesn't pay to refina

bush awarded the medal of honor to freddie stowers. he was the first lack soldier to win the medal of honor from world war i. in september, provo presented his first medal of honor -- president obama presented his first medal of honor. he was shot to death in afghanistan. and for some perspective, an event we covered with the director of the national medal of honor museum of military history. he talked about the origins and history of the medal of honor. you will find all of those and many others at c-span.org. joe biden participates in the annual three playing the veterans day ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns. the vice president and robert mcdonald spoke at the ceremony. this is 45 minutes. >> present! which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [national anthem playing] >> order. >> right shoulder. ["taps" playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the procession of our nation's colors and those of our v