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was one view of banking and cra was put in 0 to make sure you had institutions and you believe there's ways we can revitalize or revamp cra to deal with the institutions and what is taking place today so these communities are not neglected and then become part of banking deserts? >> well, we are having to look at cra and the agencies who have put out additional gyppeddans in recent years that is meant to address -- additional guidance in recent years that has meant to address review and we'll look at what further guidance might be appropriate. >> dime of the gentleman has expired. i the chair now recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy, chairman of the oversight and investigations subcommittee. >> madam chair, look. obviously looking back to 2008, the crisis had a huge impact across the country and many of the families we represent. and i would argue that this massive dodd-frank bill was passed in a time of fear, where people were concerned about the future of our country and the future of their family, and a 2,300 page bill was passed before the dust had insetledded and we had a full analogies whats caused the crisis. we were told by our friends across the aisle, who i would e argue opened-under their cabinets, the file cabinets and dumped in every wish bag issue that they had for probably decade. but they made a promise to the american people that when they passed that bill they would be ending too big to fail because people were concerned not just about the economy but the fact the tax pair -- their money was going to bail out large financial institutions. do you agree now, almost a decade on, that we have ended too big to fail? >> well, think we have taken very significant steps -- >> , no. that's not my question. we were promised that we would end too big to fail. wasn't here. they would end too big to fail. so i think the american people have a right to know wha

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was representatives passed the consumer review fairness act. it was meant to keep customers from posting negative bad cras. police tell us the semitruck got stuck on a wire and pulled down signs, utility poles on the street this morning. wires from the polls fell on four other cars, part of the road is still closed while the power company makes those repairs. no one was hurt. >>> for 24 years the murder of a logan airport bagging supervisor has gone unsolved. fox 25 spoke to the victim's mother about the new push. >> she had a heart of gold if you met her and said something to her, and you want the something, she'd go out of her way to get it to you. >> reporter: maureen has never stopped searching for justice for her daughter. >> i really thought that, yeah, we would have solved it. >> reporter: instead it is now 24 years, and there is still no arrest. on september 14th, 1992, susan terasquitz easy body was discovered in the front of her car, parked outside an auto body shop not far from where she worked as a baggage supervisor. she was beaten and stabbed to death. marleen suspects sues an's mother might be connected to a stolen credit card ring that was operating at the time out of a northwest airlines ramp. some of susan's coworkers were arrested, but after all this time no arrest for susan's murder. marleen, though, is not giving she's very happy

it is obvious that cra is not working as it was meant to work when i was past 40 years ago. i've have this discussion with several part of the solution resides in enabling greater collaboration including minority deposit institutions so that these institutions can take over assets and branches before they close and they can preserve those relationships. we are in constant dialogue on this and i would love to get your thoughts on this matter. >> i am concerned about banking services we are working with minority depository institutions to provide support to them in enhancing the very invaluable roles that they play in ensuring that provision. do you believe, that we should have do you believe there is ways that we can revamp cra. it was taken place today and said that these communities are not neglected and then become part of banking desert? >> we are having to look at and the agencies who put additional guidance out additional guidance in recent years is meant to address issues that have risen and we will continue to look at what further guidance might be appropriate. the ti

so chair yellen it's obvious that cra is not working as it was meant to work when it was passed 40 careers ago and i had this discussion and i strongly believe that part of the solution resides in enabling greater collaboration between large banks and cdfis including minority deposit institutions so that these institutions can take over assets and branches before they close and more importantly so they can preserve banking services and relationships in low income communities of color. and constant dialogue on this and some thoughts on this matter. >> i am concerned to banking services and low income communities and we are working with minority institutions to provide support to them and enhancing the very important and valuable role that they play in ensuring the services to these communities. and 40 years ago there was one thought of you and banking and cra put in so that you had ways we can revitalize and reramp cra and institutions taking place today so these communities are not neglected and then become part of banking deserts. >> we're having a look at cra and on the agencies. and put

was made on the marketing cloud on buying omniture and becoming a data repository is paying off in spades. a lot of people thought he was cra crazy. >> no one has been able to truly -- it is still best in class. >> the nasdaq is the leading indexes of the three major indexes. big day here. let's get back to headquarters. scott wapne and "the half." >> thanks so much. welcome to the halftime report. i'm scott wapner. we begin with the stunning news surrounding one of wall street's most celebrated investors. owe mega leon cooperman charged within the last hour with insider trading by the s.e.c. the commission focussing on trades made in a company called atlas pipeline summer of 2010 saying mr. cooperman generated "substantial i will lift profits in securities in that company in advance of a deal it wasved in." "t

transit train full of commuters craed hoboken terminal yesterday and one woman in the station, fabiola bittar de kroon, was killed. more than 100 others were hurt. >> the train was making its final stop at hoboken across the hudson river. officials say it was going very fast and jumped the barriers and landing on the platform. jim axelrod has more. >> reporter: investigators won't be able to fully inspect the portion of the damaged roof that still sits on the train in the terminal behind me. trains are supposed to approach the station no faster than 10 miles an hour. the officials don't know how fast this train was going yesterday when it pushed onto the platform during rush hour. the force of new jersey transit train 1614 tore apart the concourse inside hoboken terminal. i didn't think we were going to get out. >> reporter: passengers climbed out of the wreckage after the thursday morning crash amid wires, glass, and toppled beams. >> we tried to clear the way for the people that were bleeding more to get out first. >> the train just didn't stop. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the train approximately 40 minutes before the crash. new jersey transit offici

so chair yellen it's obvious that cra is not working as it was meant to work when it was passed 40 careers ago and i had this discussion and i strongly believe that part of the solution resides in enabling greater collaboration between large banks and cdfis including minority deposit institutions so that these institutions can take over assets and branches before they close and more importantly so they can preserve banking services and relationships in low income communities of color. and constant dialogue on this and some thoughts on this matter. >> i am concerned to banking services and low income communities and we are working with minority institutions to provide support to them and enhancing the very important and valuable role that they play in ensuring the services to these communities. and 40 years ago there was one thought of you and banking and cra put in so that you had ways we can revitalize and reramp cra and institutions taking place today so these communities are not neglected and then become part of banking deserts. >> we're having a look at cra and on the agencies. and put