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new york. banks to take on broker loans. a the lot of the leverage in the u.s. stock market was financed by broker loans chrks came from nonbank institutions. they pulled their money out and the fed encouraged the new york banks to take on these loans. and the total loan is about $8 billion, which was a very substantial percentage of the capitalization of the new york stock exchange. and thirdly they cut rates from 6% to 2.5% over the next nine months. so so far so good. they did exactly the right things. it wasn't completely smooth because they entered into a big fight with the federal reserve board. the new york fed took these decisions on its own. federal reserve board tried to veto them and you the got a bureaucratic tussle between the two institutions, which the new york fed essentially won in the short run. after the first nine months, essentially the middle of 1913, the fed stopped easing for all intents and purposes. for the next two years sat on its hands. that was very unfortunate because throughout 1913 thae rejected the idea of more open market operat

according to professor of political economy jack resinous even today it's very much determined by the big banks themselves you can get a nomination and become the director of the new york fed without the ok of the big banks themselves and in fact people are unaware that the banks actually pay for the operating expenses they did day of the federal reserve itself so it's always been that if the two should for the bankers and you know it's really a bit of a misrepresentation to say that the fed is going to stimulate the economy pumping money into the economy what's happened is that money ends up in the hands of a vestige of speculators but because that money is not getting into the really a mom and pop business you know stimulating the real investment united states we don't see any real recovery in the real economy for real folks here in the united states. in syria a week of air raids on the northern city of aleppo has allegedly left almost five hundred people dead with the exact figures coming from the group local coordination committees of syria could not be independently verified activists say government forces shelled the city with barrel bombs the oil barrels pa

. >> the president of the federal reserve bank of new york said that this is pretty much like what happened in the 80s and 90s. students came out of school and they got jobs that they were overqualified for, but eventually, they made it into jobs comes rett with their education, and do you agree? >> no, i don't. the economy has been sluggish in the last few years, we have had way below normal job growth and fewer americans working than in 2007. and so he's partialry right. if we got into an environment where a larger portion of americas were working, it would work for the benefit of college graduates, but we have 30% of the adult population with college degrees, and this is more than the so-called good jobs, high paying jobs, than there are in america. we still need people to be auto mechanics and bartenders and taxi drivers. 15% of the taxi drivers have bachelors degrees, and 30,000 janitors have bachelors degrees. more than chemits. chemists. we overhype the four year degree, relative to some other education. >> but dr. vetter, i agree with much of what you're saying, but when you talk ab

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economic downturn the final long days the new york and the rest of life doing the case will be every week. but if you're going through a moment like the bank of new knowledge base your life you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome back you're watching r.t. international live from moscow torture in bahrain has once again been revealed by human rights groups amnesty international claims that children as young as thirteen have been subjected to brutal mistreatment while in detention i'm joined now by dr nabil chair of the bahrain rehabilitation antiviolence organization thanks for being with us this is far from the first report of bahraini authorities torturing people has the kingdom done anything to address its human rights record. in fact if you want to look at the situ canal it's deteriorating the fact of the abuses against children and by lesions towards the children is increasingly very high and bahrain is not adhering to the international standards and as dignitary to the convention of the rights of the child they failed to adhere to that the number of children quoting to amnesty report is a

please on your coming along the bank of new knowledge base i'm sure you know about. the. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i rollers to show. welcome back or to marty international the stage is set for a final farewell for the legendary weapons designer of parties a group is going off as of the funeral in the moscow region. we're here the military cemetery just outside of moscow where friends relatives coworkers officials and others gathered to commemorate i mean if you are expecting the president and the defense minister to arrive here a little bit later on and just a little while his body is going to be delivered scored it rather to the grave itself and as he's going to be buried we're going to hear three rounds fired from a k forty seven s. his invention in commemoration now other commemoration of danceable she'd been held in the city of asia i did have the privilege of meeting. a few years back he turns ninety at the time and was decorated hero of russia store by the president at the kremlin and even though back then clearly had some problems with this h

one of the wonderful moment along the bank of new knowledge face time sometime between mon. lenny was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm researcher. so you know if you're confident that the irish people won't be asked again to stab . you got to tell you what the what the private banks what the end of any costs and stuff for hopkins wasn't to be found in our economic future what always happens is the regulators central bankers politicians they say this will never ever happen again and it keeps on company but we hope to ensure that if this does company again it doesn't cause such a consequence make an overall cost for tots. good to have you with us here on r.t. international mexico has approved a controversial bill which opens up state controlled oil deposits to foreign investors for the first time in seventy five years the new law will allow foreign companies to explore for oil and extract it alongside the state. and end up pocketing the profits of the country has known reserves of more than ten billion barrels making it the third biggest oil producer in l

i got a job at the federal reserve bank of new york. so it all goes back 75 years and i thought i could claim primacy of anybody here today until i heard that do we gain was here. my old friend and colleague. his residence in his 96 years symbolizes the respect and loyalties of the fed has commanded among its staff and officials generally. i can only claim the distinction of being an earlier living chairman of my two colleagues here and it's okay for your life expectancy to be the chairman of the federal reserve. [laughter] but a lot has happened since i became chairman. a lot has happened to the country, the economy the financial markets and the federal reserve itself over the 35 years that the three of us have been chairman. one reflection of what happened is to look at interest rates over that time. it started out with me at interest rates that 20%. we were preoccupied with inflation. chairman bernanke is ready to leave office with interest rates at 0% and on occasion he worries about deflation. alan greenspan in between those two. [l

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a significant aspect of finding innovative ways to execute our duties as a central bank in this a new, more complex environment has been the ongoing revolution in communication and transparency. part of that effort has involved formally defining our doles under the mandate for maximum -- given to us by the congress. two years ago we established 2% as our goal, and we regularly communicate policymakers' views. additionally, our monetary policy has come to rely more heavily on forward guidance. with our short-term policy rate about as low as it can go, we have sought to ease financial conditions further and provide additional impetus by communicating both quantitatively about the likely future path of policy and qualitatively about the likely evolution of our balance sheet. other central banks around the world have met the challenge of current conditions with similar innovations, and i would with be remiss if i did not point out -- especially with paul and alan here -- that the fed's recent communications innovations owe a great deal to developments like the monetary targeting framework

the federal reserve bank of new york says in the third quarter student loan delinquencies sky rocketed and while delinquencies trended lower in all other areas. and that is the groop coming to the realization that the affordable care act is not as affordable as they told it -- as they were told it was. >> doug mckelway in hawaii. thank you. >>> it is the busiest shopping period of the year and it comes to an end. for some is leaving shopping to the last minute is a time-honored tradition but for others it is pure panic. >> i've never come this late to go shopping so it is very overwhelming. >> just that one last present and it is the best time to shop. >> i think the retailers are trying to get what they can and whatever is left, then they'll mark down. >> i always wait for the end. >> well good luck. it has been a tough holiday season for target. the retailer announced the u.s. justice department is in on the investigation into a massive credit and debit card security breach. it comes as more than a dozen target customers have filed federal lawsuits with some accusing the store of neg

where the bank of japan stepping up qed, the fed doing less but still doing it and perhaps the most dovish bank of england is a central bank of newend of 2014 it becomes easy to see which of the central banks can hike next. orl it be sweden, norway even canada? canada has become much more dovish. much of the data has not been that bad. perhaps the market has got to variations of the canadian dollar. by the end of next year could be turning. >> what about the bank of england? that we have had unemployment come down to 7.4%. we know forward guidance as we get to seven percent it will stop thinking about the. hike. i don't think the rest of the economy outside the housing market is strong enough. i think they won't be hiking until 2015. again, i think the pound will remain pretty well supported. the ecb are going to stay dovish as well as the fed. it has pretty good data for the last two quarters. there's a lot of news in the price. long the data remains good, there will be support for the sterling, at least for the next few months, at least until perhaps we get a change in that forward guidance. the bank are going to have to keep o

the likes of china, south korea won't be happy with that. >> breaking news out of sri lanka. the central bankerest rates on hold at 6.5%. we will be talking to the central bank governor and a couple of hours. the thai prime minister is to dissolve parliament. this as antigovernment protesters returned to the streets. from locke -- prime minister in luck -- yingluck shinawatra saying she wants to ease tensions. protesters want to replace the government with an unelected opulent counsel though they are -- popular counsel though they are very vague on the details. tell us what the mood is like. >> hello? >> tell us what is going on and what the mood is like. well, clearly we are having some issues there trying to get a cold of zeb. wto celebrating a landmark deal that could add $1 trillion to the global economy. talks saw india and the u.s. government on food subsidies and --atin american bloc president obama praising the agreement. isn't the first we have seen in the 18 year history of the wto. it will do more to salvage talks then to solve food shortages and help global commerce. to basically

now in other news that mark carney is heading the bank of england in a new direction the bank of england governor took steps thursday to avoid a potential housing bubble by reducing the country's credit boosting program many see this change as a sign that the bank of england has confidence in the economy as the palin rose to its strongest level in more than two years investors are betting that changes to the funding for lending scheme will push the bank of england towards an exit from the aggressive stimulus that has been undergoing the past couple years well there you have those your headlines for this post turkey friday. the cost of characters of the commodity futures and trading commission has changed quite a bit recently now the chairman of the c f.t.c. gary gensler will step down at the end of the year and the outspoken commissioner bart chilton plans not to seek another term. i spoke with mark mullin editor of future intelligence at opel s. and started off by asking him what these departures meant for not only the c.f.d. sea but also for the implementation of dodd frank. there is w

banks. but it came about only after protracted negotiations brussels will have a range of new powers to curtail the effects of banking failures. the deal will add to the existing supervision by the ecb a new agency to wind up failing banks deposit on the one hundred present your nose will be guaranteed the new agency known as the single resolution mechanism locals toxic parents before things get its terms. we are introducing a resolution weekends. europe's financial sector. it sort of xp years. no longer afford to be the parents will also be expected to contribute to a special fund for buying soldiers to be phased in over ten years. but that's unlikely to be an elf and additional financing may come from the eurozone bailout funds. the european stability mechanism. that's the sticking point among certain eu members particularly germany nonetheless the german finance minister said the deal was the right way forward. but this is an important step it was very controversial for a long time because the interest in it then he quietly. those findings with building is the my contribution to the stabiliz

that's how he got to be the chairman of the board of brown brothers harriman when when george herbert walker went when to set up a. bank the union bank of new york that helped set up a branch in the netherlands to help fund hitler to rise to power as the ball worked against communism in europe now these are historical facts that those of us who work in this area the special area have come to know very well what we've been trying to do is when we had some can access to the judicial branch we could get to the judicial branch in place this type of information before a jury and ask a jury to decide what they think about something like this the problem is now that with such a huge majority of the federal judges all appointed by ronald reagan george bush or left over from richard nixon in ford you know that the problem is they don't care about the constitution they basically think the constitution is the ship that sits in the harbor in boston that this is a political war that they view themselves as being involved in and what we have to try to decide is whether or not we as american citizens are going to join together to rise up to do something a

white house has indicated plans to have stanley fischer, the former head of the central bank of israel, as the new vice chair of the head. good idea? >> i do not have the slightest idea. i read about it yesterday. it sounds interesting. i do not know. that is the least of my worries today. >> return to another issue. menendez would like to pass a tougher iranian sanctions bill. will there be a vote in the senate in january on an iranian sanctions bill? >> we had a briefing this week. we had kerry and lew. it lasted for more than two hours. and menendez was there. they are working to come up with some type of resolution or legislation. he has worked closely at my side, senator schumer who has been involved in this. >> wouldn't likely be a resolution? >> people started talking about it a day or two ago. iran has been a real problem for the united states for many years. we cannot let them get a nuclear weapon. israel is our friend. israel is my friend. i will do everything i can to protect negotiations and also take into consideration that legislation is never bad. if we can come up with something th

of the cuddly toys, saying he will give it to his daughter for christmas. the european central bank has released an online game to explain the features of the new 10 euro banknotes, which will go into circulation next year. moving thensists of shapes to form horizontal lines. a level,e you complete it tells you about a security feature. this is in the first time the ecb has ventured into the videogame world. games likecb has -- inflation island where players step into the shoes of the director of the european central bank will get to play around demonstrateon to how it impacts european economy. it's a way of reaching out to citizens. a number of banking and additions have recently turned to serious gaming. released thengland monetary policy balloon game. then there is the fed chairman game. the serious games share the same name. they want to inform the public aret monetary policies and used in a friendly fashion to make the process more fun. catalans are up in arms over a tweet posted last week in which the military status threatened combat vehicles and heavy police presence on the street if they vote for independence in the referendum next year. the twitter pos

of primary dealers whose economists had come from the federal reserve board or federal reserve bank of new york and everybody was kind of understood where everybody else was. there were still problems. as the markets became more democraticized it was necessary to talk to more people and explain to more people and explain more clearly. i think particularly in the crisis and aftermath, an awful lot of the effect of federal reserve policy has been in the communication. so conveying that you intend to keep interest rates low at least until unemployment is below 6.5%. >> that sounds good in theory. if you look at the past year, it seems we've seen down sides of this. it's hard to commit to a future when you're not sure what it is. the longer the statement gets, the harder for all 19 members to agree to it. how would you judge how well they've done a communications in 2013? >> i think there were some stumbles, obviously. particularly in may and june. to some extent we are seeing at least for now the outer limits of the communication. just for the purposes, just for the reasons you gave. you don'

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apply online or visit a bank of america near you. >>> in the news this morning, a man fishing from a f the coast of maui was attacked by a shark and died of his injuries monday. the attack occurred in a popular diving spot and is the eighth shark attack off the island just this year. >>> the supreme court won't get involved with state internet sales taxes. amazon.com and overstock.com have been battling new york state for the past five years over the collection of state sales taxes. >>> the non-profit group transparency international has released its list of most corrupt countries. tied for the number one spot are somalia, north korea and afghanistan. the countries with the cleanest records include new zealand, canada and germany. the united states is tied for 19th cleanest with uruguay. >>> well, these brown snakes are becoming a huge problem in guam, particularly at andersen air force base. to combat the snake species, 2,000 mice stuffed with painkillers will be parachuted in. why? well, painkillers are deadly to the snakes, which won't be able to resist the para trooping rodents. >

news. e first bay area bank she >> exclusive new video of a female bank bandit caught in the act and this mayot be the first bay area bank she's struck. >> reporter: there are definitely some similarities to other robberies. tonight we are seeing video of the woman who held up this bank a few weeks ago for the first time. we're also seeing a glimpse of a rising trend in female bank robbers. hair pulled back in a bun, large dark glasses covering her eyes, not your average bank robber. >> it's a female step and it's somewhat unusual. >> reporter: in surveillance video released exclusively to kpix5 the woman can be seen walking into a freemont bank making a beeline for the counter. watch as she pulls out a piece of paper, scrawls a note and gives it to the teller ordering her to hand over the cash. after collecting the money the robber calmly walks out. >> it could be a new trend, maybe a new yup particular in a new type of crime. >> reporter: fbi numbers show a steady uptick in female bank bandits. 5.8% of bank problemmers were female in 2008. -- robbers were female in 2008. that number jumped

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. >>> new details tonight at least one bank -- bay area bank has issued thousands of new credit cards because of the breech at target stores. the customers were among the 40 million people affected by the breech from november 27th to december 15th. target officials say that they have no evidence that customers' pins were compromised in this hack, despite a report from the security blogger that first exposed the breech last week. >>> a firry crash caught on camera. must-see video of strangers jumping out of their cars and in to the fire to save the driver. >>> plus, should barbie have a fuller figure? the grows debate of a plus size version of that iconic doll. and paying it forward, how the simple act of buying a cup of coffee for a stranger inspired hundreds of others to do the same. >> reporter: our weather remains dry and our air q femalennouncer: femalennouncer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ti

of giving more power to the banks in some way. well the financial crisis and the response to it has given a lot more power to the banks because of the consolidations. new order that we get in this program. that they let the small banks big banks private. so big banks get bigger and bigger and bigger and there's no longer an antitrust act and the argument used to be that competition requirement. that you didn't the terms get too large to get too big of a share of the market that they had to be able to compete against each other but now what they said is no you can't compete in the global economy unless the banks are here. almost like office so i don't you know i just don't see how all. the response to the one hundred crisis has done anything except benefit the buyers. now larry summers he recently implied during an i.m.f. gathering that it's not enough to merely give big banks interest free money more should be done for the banks and some are suggested instead of being paid interest on bank deposits people should be penalized for keeping their money in banks instead of spending it now i want to this for a long time and you would know if that's possible

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. >>> new details tonight at least one bank -- bay area bank has issued thousands of new credit cards because of the breech at target stores. the customers were among the 40 million people affected by the breech from november 27th to december 15th. target officials say that they have no evidence that customers' pins were compromised in this hack, despite a report from the security blogger that first exposed the breech last week. >>> a firry crash caught on camera. must-see video of strangers jumping out of their cars and in to the fire to save the driver. >>> plus, should barbie have a fuller figure? the grows debate of a plus size version of that iconic doll. and paying it forward, how the simple act of buying a cup of coffee for a stranger inspired hundreds of others to do the same. >> reporter: our weather remains dry and our air quality continues to decline. >> covering santa clara, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> you talk about springing in to action, after a firry crash in los angeles on christmas day, the whole thing caught on camera, a 72-year-old man dri

new year's day. >> a bay area bank has issued thousands of new credit cars because of the 9 broach at target. the bay area federal credit union has given new cards to 5,000 customers among the 40 million people affected by the target breach. other banks are considering a similar move. target says this morning they have added more support staff to their call centers, tripling the number of people that deal with concerned shoppers. >> happening today, the pittsburg high school marching band is leaving for england at the new year's day celebration seen around the world this is video posted on youtube. the "contra costa times" reports that students raised $80,000 to pay for the eight-day trip which is $10,000 a day and not the first time the pittsburg marching band has been. invited to play in a world class city. in 2009 they performed in the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york. >> the band in san jose is headed for london for the parade, and this is video great their performance there in 2010. early this month, we reported a thief stole $5,000 from a weekly bingo game. that is their bigges