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not fulfilling the promise to a. bahallie brought up the republicans are maybe a little bit morehe enthusiastic on house. is that energy on the republican side because ofgh the kavan confirmation? >> yeah, i think it is. i think they veryec evely developed this theme around sort of what they call jobs, not mobs. the that the democrats behaved like a mob. and voters need toturnout to prevent te mob froing power. i think that's an effective line they've been able to push. i also think it's worth noting that president trump has been, in my experience, for energized, more optimistic, more self-cfident and in control than maybe i've seen him through the course of his iresidency. th a period and a type of governing and camigning that he loves. i think that people may look back on this period as peak trump. >> but he's still, amid all the khashoggi news that's pouring out day after day, he's takshg a at a reporter, by saying about the guardian reporter, who was assaulted by a congressman -- that forte is in the fight. >> ther

that is the backstop that what europe wants so we have a backstop that what europe wants so we have a bat europe wants so we have a backstop to a backstop. the whole of the uk stays in the customs union until the soft border thing is sorted in that area is still hugely contentious because obviously some tory mps want it to be time—limited but how do you guarantee a soft order in a time limit? it goes and goes and indeed we do not have that much new news to say, there is the sense of a little bit of exasperation in the lobby, and we are on exasperation in the lobby, and we are on the doorstep of brexit and we are on the doorstep of brexit and we are going over the same ground again and again without any new information being forthcoming. we know there are differing camps in the tory party and it is interesting thatjeremy the tory party and it is interesting that jeremy corbyn contracted the statement today, and so too is the opposition, the ideological divide across westminster between romaine and brexit and what is interesting about all of those stories of leadership is that all of it go

this second death comes after the death of another girl who died after eating a ba g u ette girl who hat she bought at heathrow airport. after her inquest natasha's family welcomed the decision to change the labelling on its food. celia marsh's funeral took place in january. a spokesman for the coroner said it was still waiting for the results of pathology tests. duncan kennedy, bbc news. duncan kennedy, bbc news. britain's biggest car—maker, jaguar land rover, says it's closing its factory in solihull for two weeks at the end of this month in response to weakening global demand. sima kotecha is outside the plant. will it affect jobs? not at the moment. the plan behind me will close for two weeks as of the 22nd of october. this comes after a fall in sales of its diesel vehicles, not just here after a fall in sales of its diesel vehicles, notjust here in the uk or across the eu, but in leading markets like china. last month alone sales in china dropped by 46%, making a huge dent in the company's sales overall. in a statement today, jla sales overall. in a statement today, j la has said

the uk's highest court has ruled a ba kery the uk's highest court has ruled a bakery was in its rightstorms and flash floods hit the spanish island of majorca. that's all from the bbc news at six. it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk's highest court has ruled that a belfast bakery did not break the law when it refused to ice a cake with the slogan "support gay marriage", a message they profoundly disagreed with. a british couple are among nine people who've been killed by severe flooding on the spanish island of majorca. another six people are still missing. the bodyguard who shot dead the westminster attacker tells an inquest he warned khalid masood to drop his knives before firing at him three times. the democratic unionist party's ten westminster mps plan to vote down the budget later this month, if theresa may crosses the party's red lines on brexit. the governor of florida warns that the massive hurricane bearing down on the us south—east coast could be the most destructive in a century.

we've got three, 17 months old and we have a baby three, 17 months old and we have a ba by grow three is when we go to nursery tomorrow, she needs to look the part. a grievous error probably. you can take loads of pictures to embarrass her when she's older. i'm fully intrigued about the pumpkin outfit. what is the half pumpkin outfit? just the baby grow... when you look at kids today in halloween outfits, they are quite scary, they are not funny any more. full werewolf masks. in camden it is hard to find out who is dressed up and who isn't! will you be giving these gifts to the children? i'm going to hide in the pub because i'm grumpy. but you have to... we've got loads of sweets, i'm ready. but some people say healthy snacks. hand out some pumpkin! mars bars! that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thankyou to my guests this evening, steven swinford and ay

it seems that the chinese are always missing that mario drag a-ba zooky moment where he said we'll do whatever it takes and everyone paled attention and for china to say -- again, it came through in this editorial in the number that it would be unlikely for the yuan to weak on the seven is hardly a line in the sand. it seems to leave open the possibility that it will weak on the seven and if they want to previous to -- prevent that they'll have to bring more firepower to purchase this currency for aggressively. yvonne: trying to look at where china is putting out these fires. when do you think we could see some type of selloff in china start to stop? when do we find a floor, wes? wes: i wouldn't predict that but we do hear, from time to time we hear about this national team buying, which is sort of like code word for speculation that state-backed funds are buying those. traders are passing on speculation that the national team is in and sometimes that helps stocks and then we say oh, this is great. stocks have responded but then they can't hold the gains so it's really a concern that

a j.d. from yale, ba and policy degree and going up against somebody with a ba, no disrespect to people who s. the fact that the president is putting out on at which time that are this black woman is wholly unqualified is part of this larger narrative that says black women especially aren't qualified to be on the position. >> more than happy to talk about brett kavanaugh's yale degree during the course of those hearings. >> exactly. >>> the o the o . . >>> if you look at the assault that is currently being waged against democracy, we see a constant attack on facts and evidence and reason and truth, the alternative reality appro h approach. >> hillary clinton taking what you could call a vailed swing at president trump. the former presidential candidate stepping back into the spotlight, working to raise money for the democrats. there is a new piece i want to draw your attention to about secretary clinton's legacy and the role that she might play in the next campaign. how do you solve a problem like hillary. i want to go to you because you had a tantalizing quotation in this piece. it is about

a little trick. passing downfield to aide open, 57-yard touckdown. baed up with a td passing also added a touchdown receptionth i e fourth quarter. that's worth shouting about. giants with just0 1:0to play. manning to barkley, wipes the sky-high, yeah,hat's a touchdown. extra point, good. the giants take a hee-point lead nailed the landing with 1:08 to go. that's enough time for the panthers to set up a game winner. remember this guy? 63 yards out. oh, heart break for t-m g.la exration for carolina. >>> listen, a big win over th steelers for ravens. ckmayfield and the browns g up in the second quarter. the ravens knocking on the proverbial doorstep. yes, it changes here. denz ward, the fourth overa p piks him off at the eveland three-yard line. there wasn't a lot of scorg. only touchdown, watch it, right here. mayfield to higgins, 19-yard td. browns take a 6-3 lead in the s half. is thia caps score or something? missed badly in regulation, on target right here, not pretty, but a win forcleveland, their first afc north victory in 19 tries, but who's counti

mike has a ba from wake forest and a masters in divinity and for the last 36 years he's built a long and successful career in student affairs serving in beautiful multiple leadership roles. as he retired earlier this year, wake forest presented mike with the merit award for his years of service to the school and its students. commenting on that award, one of my colleagues, chaplain tim armand said of mike, he models for students what it means to be a person of integrity, to be a truth teller, to be a person who values service. mike, thank you for your friendship to the ford school and now for our special guest, the award-winning journalist lisa mccubbin. miss mccubbin has been a reporter, hosted her own radio show and spent six years in the middle east as a freelance writer. she's written a number of books that have topped the bestseller list including the kennedy detail, miss kennedy and me, five days in november and five presidents.her latest book release twoweeks ago is titled "betty ford: first lady, women's advocate, survivor, trailblazer" . it's the first in-depth biography of

countries put names in a ba tch. do you think those countries are putting in their finest. then you have chain migration. a guy comes in westside highway. this animal is driving a car down and makes a right into the park where everyone is working out and running and bicycling. he knocks everything down and kills 8 people am and badly wounds. they never talk about the people who are wounded. they lose arms and legs and their lives can never be the same. they never talk. they say 8 people died. they don't talk about the 12 people that lost something so important. these are people that are in a park where they go to exercise so they can be in perfect shape. they go home. months later without their legs. without their arms. because this animal just decided to make a right into the park and run people over. he has 22 people that came in because he is here. he is here. it's called a chain. nice name chain migration. he is here. his mother comes, father, uncle, unit, brother. -- aunt, brother, nephew and sister. 22 people. no jobs. just 22 people. no more chain migration! no more c

she holds a ba in history and a jd. welcome and then finally to my life is jessica and gonzales, she's the deputy director at free press. she's been a key voice and the fights for net neutrality, affordable internet service and media diversity including she has testified verbal the house and the senate on all of those issues. previously she was executive vice president and prior a staff attorney in teaching georgetown law where she represented civil rights group for the fcc, the ntia and in the courts of appeal. she received her ba at loyola marymount, her jd at southwestern and her lom at georgetown law school. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [ applause ] >> okay. so, why don't we just kick this off, jessica, with you, and maybe you could tell us for the audience, what do the policies cover and who do they apply to . >> great. i will try to do that, summarize and 11 page document in two minutes. it's a challenge. so, i would say that the toppling of the corporate policy is that we are trying to balance the d

mike is a ba from wake forest and a masters in divinity and for the last 36 years has built a long and successful career in student affairs serving in multiple leadership roles at wake forest. as he retired earlier this year wake forest presented mike with a medallion of merit award in honor of his many years of service to the school and his students. commenting on that award, one of my colleagues, university chaplain tim allmond, set up mike -- he models for students quote, what it means to be a person of integrity and to be a truth teller and to be a person who value service. mike, thank you for your project to the ford school and of course, for being with us here today. and now our special guest, highly successful award-winning journalist, lisa mccubbin. she has been a television news anchor and reporter, hosted her own radio show and spent six years in the middle east is a freelance writer. she has written and cowritten a number of books that atop "the new york times" best seller list. this includes the kennedy deta detail, mrs. kennedy and me, five days in november and five presid

there is a provision for effectively bad there is a provision for effectively ba d loa ns there is a future? the markets suggest we should potentially be concerned. we are looking at an uncertain economic outlook and by setting aside they suggest they expect some bad loans to appear. the flip side is that they are prepared, something we wouldn't have said prior to the financial crisis. we are also seeing capital being increased well above the target it needs to do. and profits rising 10% year—on—year. i think the overall feeling around this particular report is positive but naturally leads unexpected negative tend to drag down the stock. we have had some really good results from banks in general. barclays results the other day were pretty positive. is this sector looking quite positive despite the brexit uncertainty?m looking the healthiest it has done ina looking the healthiest it has done in a decade, it has taken a long time to get past the financial crisis and rbs was one of the biggest hit and it has shrunk a lot in the aftermath. we are starting to see light at the end of the t

the progress that we have made, the eu still requires a backstop have made, the eu still requires a ba to have made, the eu still requires a backstop to the backstop, as an insurance policy. they want this to be the northern ireland only solution that they had previously proposed. we have been clear that we cannot agree to anything that threatens the integrity of our united kingdom. prime minister said she was confident that a deal was within reach. i continue to believe that a negotiated deal is the best outcome for the uk and for the european union. i continue to believe that such a deal is achievable. in response, jeremy corbyn said that the public was losing confidence in the conservatives ability to deliver. the choice for this parliament should never be her deal or no deal. if this government cannot get a good deal for this country, it has to make way for those who can't. iain duncan smith, who is pro—leave, asked how long the emergency backstop in ireland might be needed? how long does she think that this temporary arrangement would last and he would make the final decision as t

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he signed a ba missions act that provides more -- v.a.issions act that provides more clarity, and streamlines the benefits, infrastructure as well as provides greater clarity for be v.a. choice. it's refreshing to go to the rose garden for bill signing, that helps veterans, but it's more than just veterans. it's about active military as well. i'm grateful we were able to get a cost-of-living adjustment. i'm grateful we were able to get the largest pay raise for our military men and women than we have had in the last 10 years. a commitment from the administration that joins unified congress in providing those benefits. no question the senator and i eventsbeen asked many together, in fact it is some of the most fun we've had together. sen. heitkamp: i just want to complement kevin, he was one of the founders of the honor flights. [applause] anyone who has ever been on and flight, you know it's a special moment. it is special windows world war ii vets for the first time or the korean vets open up about their experience. i'm proud of the work

they've given holt a stolen bas base, and to the ball off the hit, or an error on alexander. a run for boston. how about eduardo nunez in game game 1? the headache painted a three-run home run over the monster in left. crushed it. now this little chopper up the first base line leads to a run here in the 13th. >> john: you talking about getting the leadoff runner on to create pressure, and that's exactly what happened. the pressure was put on the dodgers after the walk. >> joe: bradley takes a strike. it's a single for nunez, and an error on alexander, the pitcher. and a run scores for the red sox here in the 13th inning. >> joe: there is nunez talking over to his dugout. alexander checked on him. on deck is vazquez. here's the 1-1. into center field. bellinger is back to grab it, end. >> joe: that will be it for alexander with vazquez coming up. and dylan floro ready in the bullpen. 2-1, the red sox lead it. one on, one out. a walk started the trouble for alexander. another pitching change. for the dodgers. what an ending for nunez. flipped on that pitch in the dirt, get a bas

let me tell you, he graduated with a ba in history, political science and english from the university of nebraska at lincoln. has a masters in american history from the university of nebraska at lincoln. he stuttered under peter ms. lasky a renowned military historian. and he went to ohio state university to the military history department to study military history there. he graduated with his phd in 1997 and his doctoral dissertation was called, winding the enemy, the role of military intelligence in the campaigns of u.s. grant. his doctoral dissertation is on the subject that he will speak about today. it is also the subject of his book which was published in 2002, grant secret service, the intelligence were from belmont to appomattox. he has been at buena vista university for 28 years. teaching all forms of history including ms. -- military history and his wife is the dean and also april 1 -- also a professor of history there. i'm honored that bill has agreed to come out. he has traveled a long way to be with us today for a topic that you don't hear a lot about. and for which he ha

you get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on bla blackface for halloween. ba when i was kid, that was okay when you were dressing as a character. >> i learnediven the history of blackface used in awful ways by racists in this country. it is not okay for that to be part of any costume. halloween or otherwise. >> reporter: the backlash was biting. >> there has never been a time in hert7 yearsce black was accept abilile. >> i think what she sd was ignora ignorant. >> reporter: now questions over what happens to the $69 million deal. megyn remains an employee of nbc news as discussions are continuing. reactions have been mixed. >> she said something stupid.

finally, fans will receive a replica championship ba we'll be there too. news4 will broadcast live starting at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> switching gears, parents in lo counnty are accusing school leaders are hiding a threat against an elementary school w a look att's being done to prevent it from happening again. >>> and who is eating fast food? the easy answer is a lot of us. this morning the government is out with some intesting out with some intesting inerfo irkaine: my dad ran an working shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. >>> first an earthquake and a tsunami and now a small indonesian island is dealing with a volcano. >> the volcano erupted e

in 2000 they named her a living legend, she received her ba from the university of colorado. next to her is scott cooper who is the director of national security outrage at humans rate -- human rights first and leads the veterans for american ideals project which is a nonpartisan movement of military veterans who advocate for american leadership on human rights. he spent his career in the marine corps serving five tours in iraq, two in afghanistan, one in europe and one in the western pacific. he is a recognized expert on military relations and national security and has been published in a long list of outlets. this year he was named one of the we are mighty's supporting the military committee. and finally we are joined by --

a ba in philosophy from baylor university and is attending the same georgetown program i was in, the masters of asian studies. director for human rights in north korea and washington, d.c. he is a visiting professor from seoul. he is vice president on the executive board of korean studies. prior to that, he worked at the korea economic institute and washington, d.c. he has other very important things, but i'm going to move on so we can get to our discussion. thank you all for joining us today. june: olivia wrote a fabulous paper that is outside. she gave you a preview of that in our talk here. i'm so grateful for her and heritage for hosting this event on human rights. i want to tell you about a tale of two presidential speeches. year, president trump gave a speech at the un's annual -- general assembly talking about north korea. this was after the icbm missile test launches and a nuclear test and war of words between kim and trump. speech,general assembly president trump talked about everything that north korea has done wrong and the things that -- the international norms that north

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. >>> the police say this is the man behind the violent sexual assault of a teenage happenedbe ba break the newsanhas the latest developments, joe? >> reporter: nday services had ded.infactndpoliay a teenag girl was walking right here in front of the church and a young man, she did not know, convinced go with him. >> kind of just crossed paths and he engaged her in conversation and shortly after is when the incident occurred. >> reporter: according to the police, luring a 17-year-old girl into a area behind liberty baptist church on south king road. around 6:30 sunday evening investigators say that he attacked her. >> this is not two people who knew each other, this is random. >> it is stranger abduction, the victim did not know the suspect. he convinced her to go behind the church and that is when he violently attacked her and sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: he faces assault with a deadly weapon, sexual battery and false imprisonment. >> reporterspoke to a church member who saw the video. it shows a man and woman talking and then suddenly the male figure grabs the woman from behin

we've got a beat for bas s.rowth for industrial output fell short of forecasts in the third quarter. third-quarter sales coming in at 15.6 one billion euros, estimate 50.61 billion. it's the adjusted number you want to focus on, 1.4 7 billion euros, estimate 1.5 5 billion euros. adjusted ebit is a miss for bas the expectation was they might disappoint, third-quarter adjusted ebit number is a disappointment. let's move on to cement and talk about lafargeholcim because we have those numbers coming through, as well. basically there is progress for the divestment target of 2 billion swiss francs. 2018 recurring dark growth of 3.25%. if we take a look at for your revenue, lafargeholcim sees revenue up 4-6%. it did see 3-5%, a little bit of an upgrade. recurring ebit, 1.8 7 billion for us -- swiss francs. later this morning, bloomberg's guy johnson, key interview. we have it all covered for you. let's go to yvonne man who has more on the markets from japan to china to india. are we still deep in that bear market? yvon

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can you tell me a bit about what exactly a baksy is? ba servants who are create by nature to help people. these days in modern culture, do people still go see a baksy? yes, of course, it is part of our life. if official medicine, european medicine doesn't help, people go to baksy. well arman, i can't say i know what to expect, but i feel ready. arman takes me to a far corner of the city, and an old, unmarked apartment block. we are on our way up to the baksy‘s apartment, she will be waiting for us outside the door. not exactly what i expected. chanting. we have just arrived here in the baksy‘s apartment, we are in the middle of some kind of ceremony. there are two ladies who are getting their souls cleaned, i guess — it's hard to know what's going on. chanting and grunting. this is extremely intense. can you explain a little bit of what is happening? it is cleaning by fire. for the spirit. like an exorcism? yes, yes. each baksy is different, and this one incorporates elements of islam, kazakhstan‘s most followed religion. there is a power

a ba n crash. righ construction from overnight. ht and sunny for your entire wednesday. afrnoon highs today nice and mild, in the upper 60s to right around 70 degrees. trick-or-treat temperatures will be inhe mid-60s early this evening. sun is down after 6:00. watch out for the littl ghosts and goblins on the side streets. next cnce for rain thursday morning. >> thank you, chuck. get the latest news and weather anytime in the nbc washing ♪ >>> this is "today", live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. >> hi. >> happy halloween. >> happy halloween. >> it's wednesday morning but it feels like throwbackwethursday. e throwing it back to the '80s. how fun was that, you guys? >> wednesday, 1984. >> how does it feel for you, carson? >> it was great. you see everything from marty's record madonna. ferris started things off with the greatest scene from the '80s. >> we want to relive it. let's go back to last hour. ferris, di

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. >> he was there to rally support for republican congressman andy barr who is facing a tough reelection ba president trump also took a moment to praise kentucky senators for their handling of supreme , mitch mcconnell, rand paul and all of the people that work so well with us will continue to confirm incredible pro- constitution judges. not radical far left judges who will rewrite your constitution and replace your kentucky values. that is not going to happen. >> earlier in the day at the white house president trump welcome homed -- welcomed home and branson. he arrived in the u.s. yesterday after being detained for nearly 2 years in turkey. itis a geher was accused u. government and i. after their meeting president trump thanked the president of turkey for the release. >> is back with his family. he is together with his wife am it is a beautiful family. there altogether. i want to think the turkish president. he was terrific. we worked together. it was not easy. that one is not easy. we do not pay ransom. >> a turkey -- turkey's president stated yesterday his country independent -- indepe

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a customs union is being proposed as a backstop union is being proposed as a ba cksto p of union is beingand uk failed to reach a trading agreement. let's get more on this withjonathan blake, following developments. let's look closely at the phrase, time—limit. different people understand different things. is there some kind of unanimity? it is tricky. the uk and eu have a different position on the backstop and how it should work. this is the agreement they should be something in place if the negotiations continue and it gets to the end of the transition period and any trade deal agreed cannot be implemented because the technology isn't ready or the final details cannot be worked out. the idea is that the uk as a whole stays in some sort of customs union arrangement. and the eu is happy with that. but they wanted to be open—ended. they don't want to put a date on it. the uk has a different position. they say it should be time limited or temporary. the difficulty is around how exactly you achieve that with having no date in the withdrawal agreement that is expected or hoped at least to be

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a new generic ba daily poll shows the democratic advantage plunging 9 points heading into the novemberold only a 2-point lead which is basically statistically a tie. seven secrets for success and significance. we urge you to bite. great to see you, pastor. let's start with the kavanaugh vote today. i have to say i feel a whole lot better tonight going into it. even though i did feel confident there would be a their he vote and he would come out of it. if you believe in this country you have got to be an optimist. i am glad to see it validated. >> i feel a lot better than i did last week. if this happens, and i think it will. it will and great victory for president trump and our country for two reasons. it represents the president's second supreme court justice conservative on the court. but it also shows how president trump refuses to be bullied by the left. that's what americans are longing for. conservatives are tired of being labeled as racist, misogynistic or racist for holding mainstream views and believe in an america first policy. we have been longing for a leader like president

biggest procession takes place on the 10th day of muharram, people carry black flags and a replica of hussein's read. ba—— and other hindu, this man isa other —— and other hindu, this man is a caretaker of a muslim shrine and is preparing to four people taking part in the procession. translation: we distribute food all day. we have a lot of respect for these rituals, we participate in the procession and offer them food. and disrespect is returned. muslims, not only increase hindus and welcome them in their mosques, they also participate in their religious festivals. sofism, which preaches tolerance, has always been strong here. tsukiji, the world's largest fish market and one of tokyo's most popular tourist sites, holds its last tuna auctions before closing doors after 83 years. the market is set to relocate to a new site to clear the way for a road needed for the tokyo 2020 olympics. rupert wingfield hayes reports from tokyo. bell rings. for nearly 90 years, tsukiji has been the world ‘s largest fish market. is famous around the world for its daily, 4am tuna auctions, where they sell in all the specifi

makes the dollar funding more tricky for some foreign investors, and you get this scenario of a bearish ba backdrop for u.s. fixed income let's not jump to conclusions. there are some reasons to be bullish. the first one to start off with is something that resonates quite well this morning, global growth concerns. we got imf latest world economic outlook report pointing to a somewhat dip in global growth. next year they cut their outlook by 0.2% for global growth on the back of concerns of trade, emerging markets, et cetera with the world looking like it will moderate growth wise in the next 12 to 18 months what does that mean for appetite to hold assets, and what does that mean for the safe haven of u.s. treasuries and we are in the midst of the fed hiking cycle but many people are saying we're getting towards the end of it now. some analysts are saying perhaps the fed has one or two more hikes left in them then they may be done. so there are lots of questions about where interest rates can ultimately end up at 3.25 on the ten-year seems fair with the base rate where it is now it's import

he has a ba from stanford university, a university, an ma from stanford university, and he clerked for justice byron white. his books include "contentious and contagion" in 2016, and "the global financial crisis" published in 2009. he is a member of lots of things. hal scott, the floor is yours. >> thank you, peter. so in my view, the cause of the financial crisis in 2008 came in two parts. one part was what the fundamental clauses were, housing prices, overly risky mortgages, securitizations, a lot of the things you discussed. part two, though s my focus, which was the run on the financial system that was in part caused by these fundamental problems. this contagion was successfully stemmed by three government offi responses. the three government responses were power of the fed, liability guarantees from the fdic and the treasury, and capital injections through the t.a.r.p. program created by congress in 2008. a lot of these weapons have been limited or eliminated primarily by the dodd-frank act of 2010 as undesirable bailouts. now, dodd-frank purports to solve the contagion problem wi

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