the customer funds held in segregation by cems clearinghouse to cover futures positions were complete. ability to transfer positions and of our customers was undone by a provision in the bankruptcy code, providing loss sharing among all customers. we believe that congress can health protect customers whose collateral is safe guarded at a clearinghouse. it can do that changing the bankruptcy code to permit clearinghouses to transfer fully collateralized customers to other clearing members despite a failure of the clearing member. the industry is united in its search for solutions that will restore confidence and regulated futures and derivatives markets. obviously changes in the bankruptcy code are not easy or quick. it is constructive to look at a wide range of actions that can be implemented without legislation. cm echltd group along with exchanges and national futures association has proposed four, forms of intensified reporting to avoid misuse of funds. future association on behalf of members, proposed enhanced reporting. cme group is implementing proposals which will include one m

our customers were made whole at the clearinghouse level. there were monies transferred out at the farm level, not the clearinghouse level. with respect to what mr. giddens said about the $100,000 clients, there are many clients who have significant higher balances than that. one of the reasons why we came up with the rancher and farmer protection program is there is roughly 36,000 accounts of mf global of which 20,000 odd have $25,000 or $50,000 or so. a lot smaller. a lot of those are farmers and ranchers. if it happened today, under our program, every farmer or rancher would be made 100% whole. >> but it wasn't, so what about those who were not made whole, the little guys? >> we cannot do things looking back, it would be considered a moral hazard. there's $158 billion of segregated funds in the futures industry and that would be a detriment to cme or anybody else to try to guarantee that number. >> mr. giddens if i might for a second, mr. chairman. mr. giddens there's been a lot of questions here today, maybe half a dozen regulators, mayb

without that clearinghouse role by the mayor's office, we may run into some confusion. when we have discussions about staffing at the mayor's office, we will have the capacity to play the role, with a lot of different projects. >> at that point, this is part of the involvement of the mayor's office? >> the mayor's office has been involved in the process. we're happy to have jillian attending the meetings. and there will be a force in moving the project forward. >> i am not trying to be difficult. just for me, but i have been getting for my office has been vague around market street. there are the specific outcomes of the work that has happened so far. the average of the environmental analysis, this does not mean a lot to me. if you look at what the architects have done, with all the surveys and the block by block conditions. this is the kind of explanation i would need to understand what the budget is being spent on for one of the outside consultants. i am not comfortable with this moving in terms of my own support but i understand the project's cost increase -- especia

here taking care to duplicate the clearinghouse is loco, page format, printers that and paper quality of the report. of course, those counterfeit records would always verify that the required number of shares for their innocent cow, safe and sound. so how could you not fall for the clicks it's terrifying. >> it seemed to me that all that absurd to put into legitimate trading would have produced the money. their creativity was really quite astounding. when people say folk should have known, i will give them that the statements will the little crude -- customer statements, not days. these reports provide up and exactly what a man like tucker would've dtc. but he kept old letterhead stationery from his earlier address is an old electric typewriter said that if he had to create an authentic looking document to satisfy regulatory query born accountants query, he could do so. he could get the old letterhead, have somebody type it out and stick it in the file and answer whatever questions that that would have to come down the pipe. dipasquale, his first big raker was in 1992 when one of mado

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the exciting thing about the digital age you can have now a central clearinghouse for people offering services so you can order and you're still bartering, but you can find each other. you don't have to have that double quads event of thin quinson sense of it because you can go to this place and if you're looking for someone to mow your lawn or if you are looking for a lawnmower you can go to this place and see if maybe you can find somebody in this network who is offering it in your offering something else so i think you can see a resurgence of barter potential. some of these alternative currencies are actually really just a souped-up version of barter anyway. not the virtual stuff like a million dollars in corn and all that but the central clearinghouse is exciting in that regard and you definitely see especially the kind of very far lefty community areas like where i live in oregon in corvallis there is a very tightknit barter exchange for people trading this stuff. the problem is, it's like this chicken and egg issue. because if you go there and you don't want fresh bread and mass

claimed to have purchased were held in made-up account at wall street central clearinghouse. the depository trust and clearing corporations officially called the dpc p., but informally known among veteran traders as the dpc. this is the acid test for the masterpiece come a computer simulation of a live feed. here taking care to duplicate the clearinghouse is loco, page format, printers that and paper quality of the report. of course, those counterfeit records would always verify that the required number of shares for their innocent cow, safe and sound. so how could you not fall for the clicks it's terrifying. >> it seemed to me that all that absurd to put into legitimate trading would have produced the money. their creativity was really quite astounding. when people say folk should have known, i will give them that the statements will the little crude -- customer statements, not days. these reports provide up and exactly what a man like tucker would've dtc. but he kept old letterhead stationery from his earlier address is an old electric typewriter said that if he had to crea

not the virtual stuff like all of that, but the central clearinghouse is exciting in that regard and you see especially the very far left community areas like where i was in oregon and very tight knit barter exchange for people trading this stuff. the problem is accessibility. like the chicken and egg issue. if you go there and you don't want fresh bread or a massage or graphic design service which seems to be what everyone is offering in exchanges, you want to buy gas or pay the utility bill and only take u.s. dollars. barista ways to go. >> after a couple hundred years, the inefficiencies and cost built up. what do people identify as the inefficiencies that may show a a cashless society? >> the doomsayer society, when china declares war or electricity goes off for ever and the vices run out of power or the sun is covered because we can't charge solar devices, you are in trouble and people go back to something else. there was a banking strike in ireland when people started to circulate i owe yous and when california was bankrupt people were trading those iouss from the state and the

>> for years, i did advertising for publisher's clearinghouse, and they would follow those people.t their jobs, their lives blew up. the people that stayed the course were happy. it's a very interesting lesson. >> i brought my ipad because i wanted to prove to you, i actually have a full laid-out lottery plan should i win. $100 million, 150, 200, 250, everything to the amount i have to tithe to the church to how much my mother is getting, it's in the book. >> tamron, would i see you at work tomorrow? >> savannah, since we're the single ladies, i'd charter. >> charter. >> be gone. >> donny, you're not invited. >> he's got a plane. zbl ok >> star jones, donny deutsch and tamron hall, thanks. >>> up next, spring cleaning for free? we'll tell you about that. sounds pretty good right now. and flower power. from your closet to your kitchen. how to incorporate the hottest floral trends and ideas. we're back right after this. [ slurp! ] [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey, ladies. here's a little something you'll find irresistible. cinnamon toast crunch, with a delicious cinnamon and sug

the customer funds held in segregation by cme's clearinghouse to cover futures positions were complete. our ability to transfer the positions and the collateral of our customers was undone by a provision in the bankruptcy be code requiring pro rata loss sharing among all customers. we believe that congress can help protect customers whose collateral is safeguarded at a clearinghouse. it can do that by changing the bankruptcy code to permit clearinghouses to transfer fully-collateralized customers to other clearing members despite a failure of their clearing member. the industry is united in its search for solutions that will restore confidence in regulated futures and derivatives markets. obviously, changes in the bankruptcy code are not easy or quick, and it is constructive to look at a wide range of a actions that can implemented without legislation. cme group, along with other exchanges in and the national futures association, has proposed four forms of preventing misuse of customer funds. the association, on behalf of its members, also proposed enhanced reporting and greater transp

grant: we decided to set up a clearinghouse which would help the patients get all of their paperworke and get seen earlier and sooner by a care provider. let's listen to the heartbeat. the basic idea was: provide medical care, regardless of insurance, before the babies were born. somebody with a taste for puns named the program "b4 babies." clearly, one of the ideas of b4 babies is to get people into care as soon as possible. if you give a pregnant woman good prenatal care, does it save money? there's no question it saves a great deal of money. there's very few things that are as costly as premature babies. there are studies that have shown that if we can keep a baby in mom for one day, it will save a week in the icu. we made a commitment, if you're pregnant in this community, you're covered, period. we don't care about anything else, other than the fact that you're pregnant. so they're saving lives here... and saving money in the process. that's the basic lesson of what grand junction has done. because providing medical coverage for everybody, right from the first breath, turns out

the exciting thing about the digital age you can have now a central clearinghouse for people offering services so you can order and you're still bartering, but you can find each other. you don't have to have that double quads event of thin quinson sense of it because you can go to this place and if you're looking for someone to mow your lawn or if you are looking for a lawnmower you can go to this place and see if maybe you can find somebody in this network who is offering it in your offering something else so i think you can see a resurgence of barter potential. some of these alternative currencies are actually really just a souped-up version of barter anyway. not the virtual stuff like a million dollars in corn and all that but the central clearinghouse is exciting in that regard and you definitely see especially the kind of very far lefty community areas like where i live in oregon in corvallis there is a very tightknit barter exchange for people trading this stuff. the problem is, it's like this chicken and egg issue. because if you go there and you don't want fresh bread and mass

here taking care to duplicate the clearinghouse is loco, page format, printers that and paper quality of the report. of course, those counterfeit records would always verify that the required number of shares for their innocent cow, safe and sound. so how could you not fall for the clicks it's terrifying. >> it seemed to me that all that absurd to put into legitimate trading would have produced the money. their creativity was really quite astounding. when people say folk should have known, i will give them that the statements will the little crude -- customer statements, not days. these reports provide up and exactly what a man like tucker would've dtc. but he kept old letterhead stationery from his earlier address is an old electric typewriter said that if he had to create an authentic looking document to satisfy regulatory query born accountants query, he could do so. he could get the old letterhead, have somebody type it out and stick it in the file and answer whatever questions that that would have to come down the pipe. dipasquale, his first big raker was in 1992 when one of mado

but, look, i mean, bill mar has been the clearinghouse of left wing and democratic guests on hbo for longtime now. he's had a pretty successful run at hbo. he's just one of the favs. i think it's well within the republicans rights to say, okay, well, if he's one of the most talented broadcasters out there, comedian or otherwise, then what about these comments? and is this the way you look at the world as well? they certainly did that with rush limbaugh. for the most part rush doesn't have guests on his show, it's just an opinion show. bill mar, he can make any statement he wants, and he can give us all these great opinions on women, and i guess he's a big expert on women. but what does it all mean? is it going to employ a single woman, help a single-family say together. megyn: it's not so much about bill maher as a comedian on hbo. people can buy that product or reject it if they want to. it's a question whether this campaign needs to give back that million dollars, that he's the biggest donor to that superpac being run by bill burton, the biggest donor. and you had melody barnes a f

it's a clearinghouse a model bill creation center.ws. voter i.d. laws. stand your ground -- >> i don't know if it's a serious problem with fraud. >> people that want disagree with you on your position whether there's a serious problem with fraud and purpose of i.d. bills. obviously i don't know right now what stand your ground law has to do with race. i'm curious about this. a couple of weeks ago, maybe a month, a boycott against ellen degeneres and her partnership with jc penny. you have a right to boycott these companies. do you think it's a valuable thing to suppress the debate. ellen degeneres, jc penny boycott failed. is this the way we should go? >> we never called for a boycott. never a call for a boycott. we're shining a light. coca-cola and pepsi and kraft and other companies that pulled out and mcdonald's, state farm and johnson & johnson they have a choice. they can tell color of change and other organizations that they want to stand behind voter suppression laws, they want to stand behind stand your ground laws. they can t

i mean come it goes to the question of doing better with creating clearinghouses of information that can connect these opportunities and the federal government with the suppliers that are out there. and you can speak to the supplier scouting initiative, if you have some knowledge of it, or you could speak more generally to these efforts that we need to make to connect the dots for people. and also, if you have a sense of which agencies among the federal agencies are doing the best job? i've been impressed with a department of transportation's efforts thomas secretary lahood has within sort of discretionary authority to be more affirmative. he has really stepped up and done that, and maybe have some impressions as well of that agency's work, and some of the others across the federal platform that are trying to really we child and bring in those american manufacturers. >> i can give you an initial response. item only slightly informed about the supplier scouting portion of this. that's new. it's done across several departments, as you're suggesting. let me start with the manufacturing

to facilitate this purpose the committee plans to gratis centralized on line clearinghouse of federal resources. the current representatives on the committee of the department of defense education and veterans affairs, the social security administration and within hh is the agency for quality, indian health service, cdc, nih samhsa and hrsa. agencies complement each other. for example cdc surveillance they identify an abnormally high incidence of tbi in child athletes and their particular state and may develop educational material to address the issue. hrsa's state grantee might use the material to conduct a statewide education campaign for students, parents and schools without the risk and consequences of tbi. likewise her so's grantee might utilize the screening protocol in order to implement a student athlete tbi screening program. in addition to education and screening, hrsa which connects students and families with needed resources, strategies like these allow hrsa grantees to leverage resources of other agencies to identify and serve children who sustain a tbi. opportunities for

operation tried and bridge from fbi agents at omaha, nebraska, for other traces of on the data clearinghouse batch payments made to 46 separate bank accounts in the u.s. fbi teams partner with numerous long forced a working group partners in the u.s., the netherlands, ukraine and the united kingdom to identify the operators responsible for stealing banking information in some $70 million from individuals, churches, and small and medium-sized businesses. the unprecedented international teamwork that took place in that case and naval the destruction of a large organized criminal group, and when the thieves were neutralized, 39 arrests were made in the united states alone. clearly high-tech criminals are evolving their tactics and techniques and the cyber underground, alongside the developing online in climate. whether it is bank fraud, counterfeit trafficking or espionage, most of what we see in a cyber investigation constitutes the same type of crime that takes place off-line. what's concerning is now fueled by the globe reach of the internet platform and an immediacy and anonymity the platfo

to be accountability and we have put in place the beginnings of what will be an accountability clearinghouse in which we provide assistance and support to train syrians to gather evidence that might be used down the road to provide a legal basis for accountability. we are also increasing our support to the people of syria through humanitarian assistance. we are working actively, diplomatically and politically to help the opposition develop a more coherent approach both internally and externally. as part of that, we have contributed and our country beating certain forms of nonlethal assistance including enhanced communication support. this is all part of a larger effort to enable the opposition to be in a position at the appropriate time to negotiate and to chart its own future. >> another change on the ground is likely. how long before declaring that diplomatic action? >> i'm not really going to get into a hypothetical. there are many different ways the situation could unfold on the tenth or thereafter. i think as has been the case, from the start, there will be different views among members