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here she was, dana lynn dodd.urious, she looked online and saw that clay model. and i called him back, and i told him, "that's dana. it's dana." what was it like to see that? surreal. it felt like somebody just punched me in the stomach. i was angry that she was by herself. you know, her worst fear came true. she was forgotten. keith morrison (voiceover): which was the heartbreaking truth amanda revealed about dana dodd. hers was a life of instability, uncertainty, and from the very beginning, rejection. her mom moved out when she was little. one mother figure after another came and went from her life. she was passed around between my dad and his, you know, current wife or current girlfriend at the time. and that's how we lost track between her and us for about 10 years. keith morrison (voiceover): by the time dana was in her early teens, amanda was 23 years old and married and raising a son of her own. and when she heard dana was living not far away somewhere in florida-- i just looked at my husband and said, "th

anneliese dodds has resigned.is damning these cuts. she serfs eboet these certs. she says that ,, ~ . . ,, backs that aboet these cats. she says that ,, ~ . . ,, backs that they need to she backs that they need to increase spending on defence, says that e says that shee e says that shee had e jsjiejsays that she had expected some of that would e her budget, from her budget, the international aid budget, from her budget, the internationalaid budget, but she is critical of the she is very critical of the decision to, as she it, decision to, as she puts it, the tactical decision to take all of it from that budget. she says that the cuts will be worse than they have been betrayed, it will make it betrayed, that it will make it impossible for the uk to maintain priorities in gaza, c dang, vaccination, dang, ukraine, vaccination, climate, and for a rules —based systems. she also says she climate, and for a rules —based systems. she there ays she climate, and for a rules —based systems. she there would she climate, and f

i know the vice chair position was created by dodd frank. i've just been dealing with the echo effects now for the last going on 15 years of dodd frank. do we really need to have a separate vice chair of supervision? fed chair powell: so for many years, as you know, we did our business without a vice chair for supervision. that means is everything goes through the full board. i think it was effective and there was less volatility. >> explained that, why was there less volatility? fed chair powell: well, because you've got a group of seven people on the board and there will be, as appointments change there will be some change in the approach to regulation. putting it all on a single person admittedly, just to recommend to the board can lead it to some volatility. which is really larger swings in the kind of things and that's not great for the institutions that we want to regulate. we want to have a good set of regulation doesn't swing back-and-forth very much. the question of whether it's a good thing to have in the law is really one for you,

the dodd frank act created in the vice chair position in the global financial crisis causes congressinsufficient responsibility and accountability for supervision and regulation at the board. there had been a long period of time in which supervision and regulation was not front and center. for the federal reserve board. many erpeople thought that that was a problem that contributed to the global financial crisis. congress stepped in and created this position so that there is the accountability and responsibility. i think that's an important value. for the system. for the system to have. have this captive audience of students. >> i have a question about your reference to private equity we see them in getting involved in housing healthcare practices carwashes or whatever it might be sectors that target every american secure areas if the fed is taking note of that do you think there should be any regulations to manage these investments to make sure they don't serve everyday people's detriment. >> we have a narrow focus within that. i'm looking not at the full set of issues you might rai

rivals celtic in ferguson will lead the team until the end of the season. players in neil mccann, billy doddsnd allan mcgregor. his first game in charge will be on wednesday costs, saying that hard choices are necessary. that they aim to return to profitability after five consecutive years of losses since 2019. she's been speaking after the former president of the country's football federation, luis rubiales, was he was fined by a spanish court after kissing player 2023 world cup final. and codina testified as part of the case in support of her international team—mate. that was a difficult week. obviously personal. i think that in arsenal, all my team—mates they could yeah, a feeling of everything again. always supporting jenni and always supporting my team—mates and the women. and i don't feel that it affects right now in the team, we don't speak about that, because it's something that we cannot control. so why to speak about that? now, as you've been hearing on bbc news, it is three years plight than elina svitolina. the start of the conflict. many of her family and friends are impacted ife

our point of view, we're playing the game the scottish premiership. players in neil mccann, billy doddsllan mcgregor. his first game in charge will be on wednesday against kilmarnock, with the club saying that the announcement was made with the club saying that they aim to return to profitability after spain defender laia codina says that her team has become found guilty of sexual assault. 2023 world cup final. of her international team—mate. the week that i had to go as a witness, it was tough for me. i think that in arsenal, all my team—mates they could see that was like a lot of emotions up and down. yeah, a feeling of everything again. always supporting jenni and always supporting my team—mates and the women. and i don't feel that it affects right now in the team, the week that i had to go as a witness, that was a difficult week. i had a difficult week. it was tough for me. obviously personal. i think that in arsenal, all my team—mates they could see that was like a lot of emotions up and down. yeah, a feeling of everything again. but that week was done, and now i feel good, always

i was 10 for tenant getting my amendments in the dodd frank bill.k made an observation when members of congress came and said how in the hell did this happen, why is it okay that people signed these things. he said i tell you what, if you ask who is in charge, who was in charge of consumer protection, it was the federal reserve. barney's observation is if you are serious about that, you know , the federal reserve is not the right organization. you need people like you that drive to work every day thinking about how to protect people against fraud. that is what we are fighting for so, you know, i have to confess i will not be able to finish this with a great rhythmic cheer i bring all the charisma to this job but i just want to thank everyone of you who spent the last decade and more making life better for ordinary americans. we are on your side. >> thank you. let us work. let us work. let us work. let us work. let us work. >> a new representative from california. one question, are you willing to withhold your vote until this constitutional crisis is

was created by dodd frank. dealing with the echo effects for the last 15 years. do we really need to have a separate vice chair of supervision? >> for many years we did our business without a vice chair for supervision, that means everything goes to the full board. >> and it was effective. >> and it was less volatility. >> explain why was there less volatility. >> you got a group of seven people on the board and there will be some as appointments change there will be some changes to the approach of regulation. it can lead d to some volatilit which is. >> larger swings. >> yes and it's not great for the institutions we want to regulate want a good set of revelation it doesn't swing back and forth very much. the question of whether it's a good thing to have in the law is one for you but once vice chair completes his term in a few weeks we will continue on until there is a vice chair for supervision. >> or if there is one. >> recognize gentleman from california mr. sherman, five minutes of questions. >> devon powe

i know this vice chair position was created by dodd-frank.he echo effects now for the last going on 15 years of dodd-frank. do we really need to have a separate vice chair of supervision? >> so for many years, as you know, we did our business without a vice chair for supervision. what that means is everything goes through the full board. >> and it was effective. >> i think it was. and also it was there was less volatility. >> explain that. why was there less volatility. >> well because you've got a group of seven people on the board and there will be some as as appointments change there'll be there'll be some changes in the approach to regulation. but putting it all in a single person, admittedly just to recommend to the board can lead to it can lead to some volatility in these things, which which is really. >> larger swings and. >> larger swings in the kind of things. and that's, you know, that's not great for the institutions that we want to regulate. we want to have a good set of regulation that doesn't, you know, doesn't swing back and fo

and the dodd frank reforms, remember that? and we created that and i've worked with it. they have fought us. the republicans have tried to destroy it. we've won in the supreme court, but we were smart. when we -- when we organized it, we made sure they didn't have to go through the appropriations process. they get their funding directly from the feds. . [applause] and just as we work to protect it so that their money would not be taken from them in the appropriations process, we're going to work now to make sure that he's not going to kill the consumer financial protection bureau. we're not going to allow it. they lied on us when we were over at the department of education. they said -- that's what trump said. he said that we were breaking in. we ain't breaking in nowhere. we're using our power, we're using our collective power. we're standing up. we're speaking out, and this is our country, and we're not going to let elon musk have it. he can't have it. so elon, come here and face us. bring your ass on over here. come on over here and face us so you can hear from us. yo

compliance costs stemming from dodd-frank make it more costly for u.s. banks to engage in treasury market operations number particularly in repo lending. they stepped into take on this crucial role providing the liquidity and financing needed and this shift altered the landscape with foreign institutions holding a larger share of financing operations that were once dominated by u.s. banks. why are we setting up a system where the u.s. treasury market needs to rely on -- so much on foreign banks for proper functioning and do you think -- do you see that as a national security threat? >> the trend that i see is that we have very significantly raised the capital costs of supporting market activity, especially for low risk activities that are low risk, low return. the amount of treasuries has grown much greater than the capital that is allocated to immediates so that is why you see a low intermediation so it's important to do something about that and that is what we will be looking to, to reduce the enhanced supplemental leverage ratio to account for that. t

government responded in the dodd-frank act and in regulatory reforms by significantly strengthening bank oversight to curb excessive risk-taking. the message from the american people was clear -- risk-taking must be balanced with the overarching need to maintain a resilient banking system that can continue to play its central role for households and businesses in good times and in bad. another perennial lesson from the history of bank regulation and supervision is that the job is never done and the constant evolution of finance means risks will also evolve. as vice chair for supervision, i have recognized the need to approach this mission with humility, aware that i do not have all of the answers or a perfect foresight of where things can go wrong. both regulators and banks are limited in our ability to come principally identified and measure risks. our financial system is complex, interconnected and evolving. we cannot fully appreciate how a specific vulnerability can interact with other vulnerabilities to amplify and propagate risk in the face of shocks, let alone accurately anticipate

dodds is her for herfor her her for her statement. think her for her statement. context of which we thehs of bloodshed and the deaths of 50,000 and almost 50,000 palestinians and almost 50,000 palestinians and a welcome temporary ceasefire. the of the the remarks of tha amarican that the remarks at the american that the us will president, that the us will take over the gaza strip to create a of middle create a riviera of the middle east and million palestinians living in gaza live in other countries, ahauld live in ether cauntriea. and dangerous, aheuld live in ether ceuntriea. and dangerous, this reckless and dangerous, this has emboldened the israeli defence who overnight pr°p°7s7e777d cg, j: 7777777propo7s7e7da 7 7 777propo7s7e7d a displa7cem77e7nt further proposed a displacement of palestinians gaza. remarks are creatin and these remarks are creating and generating fear and tension in generating fear and tenaien in palestinian population the palestinian population and across the middle east, as evidenced by the statements of egypt, jordan, saudi arabia and others. it will cause conc

isn't it true that prior to dodd-frank consumer protection laws were implement to buy financial institutions primary prudential regulators? >> yes. >> if there were a decision by the congress and doge or whatever to repeal the cfpb, we could return the consumer protection law enforcement function to other financial regulators? >> you could, yes. >> thank you, i yield back. >> the chair know recognizes the gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think the ranking member as well and would like to associate myself with the comments of the ranking member. mr. powell, i would like to complement you for standing up to the president for literally preserving the independence of the fed. it was one of those pivotal moments in time. it would have been more than you are simply resigning. it would have been the president taking control of the fed with one of his pluto puppets. mr. powell, i would like to speak to you now about the process of collecting tariffs. when the tariff is collected, at what point does that actually happen? if we impose a tariff, product is coming int

>>dodd frank took a lot of the consumer compliance jurisdiction away from the other banking agencies and gave it to the cfpb. we retain that residual amount of that as we just discussed, which was banks under $10 billion in assets. the cfpb essentially took all of that when dodd frank came in. >> so as it was created, when you two were working together, the federal reserve collaborated with the consumer bureau on supervising the large banks, correct? >> we still retain supervision over all the holding companies and also of fed member banks. >> and as the federal reserve enforce consumer protection laws now for things like money transmitters? >> not for -- >> that would be cfpb. >> yes. >> when we are talking about collaborating with the cfpb for financial technology firms, what with the federal reserve now do? if the hypothetical is the cfpb no longer exists, what would be the fed's role right now with respect to technology firm? we don't have jurisdiction. have jurisdiction over banks. >> so let me ask you this, because i know there's a number of nevadans who filed consumer reports

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>> under the dodd frank act, under the statute that is now governing the federal reserve, the vice chair for supervision is in charge of overseeing supervision and making policy recommendations to the board for regulation. i will not be doing that anymore. i am stepping down from that role. i will not be serving on -- there is a committee on supervision and regulation. i currently chair it. i won't be chairing it, i won't be serving on it. i will be serving as a board member. like other board members, i will participate in the debate about monetary policy and the other issues that come to the board. one set of those issues is supervision and regulation issues. i will provide my expertise and my experience in my discussions with my colleagues about those issues, but i'm not going to be in charge of any of that stuff starting at the end of the month. that will be up to the chair of the fed. >> great. any questions from the crowd? yes? >> thank you. you mentioned the fed's role with respect to climate is limited to its impact on financial stability. kind of bridging that back into your seco

y así fue como surgió la idea de ponerle nombre a su propio grupo musical llamado dodd for 2, por elan bueno. tengo una. se llama rompe cadera y la que están escuchando ahora la piñata. en sus canciones se puede escuchar una mezcla de reggaeton, timba, hip hop, latino y mucho más, siempre manteniendo la cultura cubana. entonces comencé mezclándolo con la salsa, la rumba y lo que nosotros llamamos en cuba la timba, el son. y les cuento que este cubano, además de cantar y componer, soy un profesor de educación física que me enorgullece. un saludo a mi gente de free united. aquí pertenezco a los de aquí de oakland y también ayudo a las personas mayores también de todas las edades. tan malo, tan bueno. la piñata y el baile son algunos de los grandes temas de 2 fort que seguirán poniendo a bailar a más de 1 en el área de la bahía. y por supuesto, leider seguirá llevando en alto el ser afrolatino. cómo se baila la piñata? yo te enseño aquí en oakland. soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. sí, eso que es como una salsa, como lo que me encanta jessica. y no, no necesitaba bailarlo. qu

nba all-star game is on sunday, but the festivities begin at chase dodd tomorrow. don't be fooled.ball celebration. this is a big deal for san francisco as it tries to rehab its global image. and guess who's the pitch man? of course. make no mistake about it, this is steph curry's weekend. 36 years old his 11th all star appearance. but for the first time on his home turf. look how young he looks. wve seen him grow up before our eyes. hard to think. when we met him as a rookie in 2009, he would turn into a legend. what makes this even more meaningful? he's made the bay area his forever home. what makes the bay area different than other fan bases? obviously, we have great fans here, but there's a nuance here. what makes it different? there's such a unique culture and a history, obviously. 47 years playing in oakland. there's such a loyal fan base that support us through some some tough years. i know we had a 40 year drought of championships until our 2015 championship, and my favorite thing of, you know, coming up in the league, playing in front of the crowd in the bay is just you wa

dodd ferrá, situado en las calles 44 y linden.l rapero renovó la cancha de baloncesto en la que jugaba de niño en el barrio en el cual creció. antes de este proyecto, la cancha no se había mejorado por 30 años. no olvidarse de dónde vienen y contribuir ahora que pueden no importante, contribuir a los menos que tienen. se aplaude esa iniciativa? se aplaude efectivamente. gracias a ustedes por su sintonía. los esperamos (musica) son. >> esta tarde en noticias telemundo.>> el tiempo severo azota el sur de estados unidos, dejando al menos nueve victimas. >> las inundaciones en unas casas estan. por mitad de la casa. >> los equipos de. >> emergencia estan. >> desplegados realizando. >> labores de busqueda y rescate. >> segun el gobernador.>> de kentucky, solo en este. >> estado se realizaron mil rescates.>> en 24 horas. por tal accidente en la carretera mexico-puebla deja seis muertos y tres heridos. las autoridades creen que un trailer perdio el control. se metio en contravia , chocando contra una pipa, una ambulancia y un vehiculo de

and i mean, nick, i�*ve never heard of anneliese dodds.t into office is that foreign aid? i thought it was going to help starving african kids and stuff like that. >> no. >> no. >> no, no, it's all going to >> no, no, it�*s all going to like gender clinics. and, you. >> know, morocco, it's moroccan pottery classes. yeah. no. which she was worried about. there's some argument obviously not in the absurd examples, but there's some argument about soft power. she's worried about china's she�*s worried about china�*s global influence. she's like, we need our soft power. the problem is, we're in a world of hard power now. we're entering this world, which is land wars in europe. 50, you know, this is symbolic of that. you take the money from foreign aid, which is kind of largely nonsense. you give it to actual military spending. yeah. it�*s incredible spending. yeah. it's incredible to me. this is the thing you resign over, like, you know nothing to do with the british people. i think finally. hang on. we're not giving useless money to loads of f

i was incredibly privileged i come from the securities regulatory world i worked on dodd frank and notrust farm person i was asked to come work on the issues to try to bring fresh thinking. i have the real privilege to go to places that i had not had the opportunity to visit before. i was struck at how important to buy local north dakota local mississippi local kansas, wherever it might be products, oklahoma has a tremendous it gives the community a chance to be in touch with the earth and their farmers and ranchers and communities. so he would not be surprised that when they put $1 billion into the local food purchase program it's met with a resounding welcome from the states and localities that this has empowered local school district to say we want missouri beef and the hamburgers of our kids. and our hospitals and whatnot. that's a program is a cooperative program you will you might want to ask and make sure this program stays and continues because the procurement to be able to buy and pull through the supply is important to making sure the local markets are there. there are a lot

dodd frank established an undemocratic and flawed funding structure for the cfpb. it is important to clarify the statutory authorities. acting director vought has requested no funds for the federal reserve for the coming fiscal quarter because the current balance is excessive. in your view, did the acting director break the law? mr. mckernan: thank you for the very kind words and i do appreciate that. we are going to have to let the courts decide that, but i do not see a legal issue. sen. hagerty: nor do i to confirm, the cfpb has sole discretion to assess the needs of the bureau and make funding requests accordingly, so long as it abides by statutory provided funding caps is that correct? mr. mckernan: yes. sen. hagerty: so the acting director is not doing anything unlawful or unusual but exercising the authorities given to him by the democrats who architected dodd frank and the funding structure in the first phase. there is a glaring double standard, progressives are gleeful when a democrat administration appoints a director who unaccountably advances their agend

dodd frank established an undemocratic and flawed funding structure for the cfpb. it is important to clarify the statutory authorities. acting director vought has requested no funds for the federal reserve for the coming fiscal quarter because the current balance is excessive. in your view, did the acting director break the law? mr. mckernan: thank you for the very kind words and i do appreciate that. we are going to have to let the courts decide that, but i do not see a legal issue. sen. hagerty: nor do i to confirm, the cfpb has sole discretion to assess the needs of the bureau and make funding requests accordingly, so long as it abides by statutory provided funding caps is that correct? mr. mckernan: yes. sen. hagerty: so the acting director is not doing anything unlawful or unusual but exercising the authorities given to him by the democrats who architected dodd frank and the funding structure in the first phase. there is a glaring double standard, progressives are gleeful when a democrat administration appoints a director who unaccountably advances their agend

and you would know that dodd-frank moved all the authority for examinations in the consumer space tofpb. we still have some jurisdiction. >> we'll talk about that in a sec. but the answer to my question, please, if the cfpb is not there examining these giant banks to make sure they are following the laws on not cheating consumers, who is doing that job? >> i can say no other federal regulator. >> no one, in other words. so thanks to co-president musk and cfpb acting director vote wall street banks no longer have to show the bank examiners that they're not illegally opening accounts. people didn't ask for it, like happened with wells fargo, or charging illegal junk fees like the bank of america did. but cfpb has jurisdiction only on banks that have more than $10 billion in assets. so what's happening in thousands of community banks all around the country, those that have less than $10 billion in assets in assets. so chair powell, as you know, the fed oversees consumer compliance for state member banks that have less than $10 billion in assets. has the fed suspended consumer compliance

memorandum to force corporate action don't go through the proceedings created by elizabeth warren in dodd-frankthe obama administration, it was passed on party-line vote before the cfpb each agency dealt with consumer protections democrats idea to put into one agency, that operates owed of congress, really outside of even the purview of the executive branch so time for agency to be shut down completely, brought to a close so my bill would end the cfpb. >> how much do these agencies cost taxpayers? when they are actually doing more harm than good with all these rules and regulation stopping companies from having progress, i assumed there are other agencies in addition to cfp.d. had same situation maybe room to emergency these agencies into securities and exchange commission. >> well i'll tell that you regulatory overhaul from the federal government something long overdue, there are many agencies whose missions need to be reformed, from what counter economy o does today and future not for what it has been in the past the reason in particular cfpb is precedent it operates outside the pursue of con

dodd frank impose a requirement for the sec to issue rules related to the disclosure of payments to foreign governments or the u.s. government by resource extraction issuers, essentially publicly traded companies in the united states that are engaged in oil, gas, mineral development. the purpose of the rule was really anticorruption, global anticorruption, transparency. it was not something within the mission of the sec. i think that part of that is why the sec struggled with the rule so much. so, the final rule was issued in, i think, 2010. was vacated by the courts. the second final rule issued in 2016, disapproved in 2017 with the wave of the first trump administration. the first was issued when i was at the sec in 2020. the way that the agency approached it was to seriously, at the statute as mandated had not gone away. the rule was intended to meet the mandate. but it doesn't negate the statutory mandate. so, you have that on the one hand. and then we look at the rule from 2016 and we thought about the substantial language of it and thought -- what does it mean? can we change things ar

of course, i'm talking about my brother, brian dodd weekend update got some extra help from former update anchors bill murray, seth meyers, and cecily strong. murray ranked the former host but excused himself for his, quote, performance enhancing drugs. murray was a cast member from 1977 to 1980. and of course, snl 50. the anniversary special ended, as all regular episodes do, with a massive group of cast members and guests on stage. the stage looking extra crowded tonight for the special celebration. 50 years in the making. that is a huge crowd. so many names in that crowd as well. rob mayeda joins us. rob, you watched tonight? yes. favorite moment? all of them. really. you see all the different generations of that cast. i was telling gia the skit where eddie murphy is doing a tracy morgan impersonation next to tracy morgan. for some reason, that is hilarious. that that one. i love that skit. and you can tell some of the cast breaking character. there was a lot of breaking, a lot of breaking tonight. yeah. i enjoy breaking character. all right. let's talk about this weather. are we going

rangers have appointed their former club captain billy dodds and allan mcgregor. a new permanent managery to michael bracewell, and that the deal for new zealand. he will be hoping there to boycott in response to the taliban's restrictions universal not unilateral, and joe root told the bbc�*s jonathan agnew being the only team to boycott wouldn't help. within afghanistan, and i think do that in this next fixture. yeah. and we have to make sure we put our best foot forward, meanwhile, bowler brydon carse has been ruled out of the rest leg spinner rehan ahmed will replace carse but won'tjoin up in time for their match with afghanistan. at least according to his promoter frank warren. the british fighter was forced to withdraw in saudi arabia at the weekend because of illness. warren says dubois' next fight could be against anthonyjoshua, who he knocked out last united heading five points clear deep into injury time, still three have been one sheffield you against sheffield united, you can see more on the sport can see more on the bbc sport thatisit hello there. it was a day of sunshine an

reporter: just follow up quickly on that, i wonder how you're getting that to be consistent with the dodd-frank laws stipulations about maintaining an office of minority and womennen collusion. chair powell: i did mention consistent with applicable law, right? reporter: just to follow up on the other question, what reassurance can you give the american public the fed will continue to operate independent of politics under this administration? chair powell: as i've said countless times over the years, this is who we are, this is what we do. we study the data. we analyze how it will affect the outlook and the balance of risks. we use our tools to try to give it our best understanding or best thinking to try to achieve our goals. that's what we do. that's always what we do. don't look for us to do anything else. lots of research shows that's the best way for a central bank to operate. that will give us the best possible chance to achieve these goals for the benefit of the american people. that's always what we're going to do, and people should have confidence in that, as i said a few minutes ago. r