so i assure you it would not be remotely resembling dodd/frank. also, the ranking member of our committee at the time, spencer bachus, had put forward a program, again, central to the program would have been an enhanced bankruptcy regime for a large globally connected financial institutions, which i think, as you well know, was part of the financial choice act as well. so bankruptcy versus bailout, that would have been a key difference. and i think hopefully what we would have done is with respect to federally insured depository institutions, insist upon high levels of capital and with respect to wherever we had a federal backstop, be it to mortgage insurance or mbs, that we would insist upon traditional historic prudent underwriting standards, and again, far higher levels of capital. than what we saw in the marketplace. you know better than most that it would take a microscope to have observed the capital levels of fannie and freddie going into the crisis. they were not discernible to the naked eye of human kind. i think i just made that up. >> t

. >> bill dodd said that always had the right to power i reviewed. >> they have to report within 10 days and have a report on what they did, why they did it and how they did it. >> dodd wants schools, businesses and first responders clued in. >> when it's a nice like this and you don't see the trees moving why isn't the power on. >> we have this protocol in place and we'll do it again in the name of safety. >> the utility is not talking about improving its approach. some residents will let the outages evolve to a point. >> as long five, six upset. >> people who are in fragile health, who are at risk in any kind of out hang. local officials want pg&e to tell them in advance who the customers are so they can be cared for and on. >>> now th police told city leaders they have shut down a hundred illegal massage parlors. >> in west san jose on stevens creek boulevard two businesses operating as illegal massage parlors are shuttered. they had 50 online reviews about prostitution. >> we're monitoring what they are saying on like. >> police say they've shut down 107 illicit businesses. >> we did

a fifth provision of dodd/frank provides for disclosure. all loans to non-banks must be reported within seven days that the chairman of the house and senate financial institution committees and then must be disclosed to. the banking side of this loan should now be recovered after two years. the prospect of disclosure, certainly within seven days and even, perhaps, within two years, will discourage borrowers with the stigma of seeking needed support, thus worsening the problem. during the crisis, he moved the discount lamp out of fear or their might be. 6, dodd/frank provides that banks can no longer pass under zigza zigzags. annual affiliate lending, which is 10% of capitol. this neenz substantial borrowing in the future would have to k r kerr -- continue. how about guarantees in capital protection? guarantee. in october of 2008, the fdic removed any limits on deposit insurance for transaction accounts, healeded the payment system, increased other accounts from 200 to 250,000. while dodd/frank currently repeated the requirement of 250,000,

bill dodd is the man behind the new law. what do you say to critics who say this is a bail out? >> read the bill. if we hasn't had sb 901, victims would have been victimized again. >> reporter: the senator whose district was devastated by the fires argues if pg&e was forced into bankruptcy over the debt, rates would go up, and victims who win their lawsuits may never get paid. the law authorizes an independent audit to perform a stress test to determine the max amount pg ande can afford to pay. pg&e will use rate relief bonds for the rest, passing that cost on to consumers, an estimated $5 per year for every billion dollars in bonds. >> we'd like to see pg ande take its same attitude toward its customers. >> reporter: the law doesn't authorize bonds for future fires. rather it establishes factors for regulators to consider. dodd acknowledges unlike insurance companies canceling policies for a growing number of homes in high-risk areas, pg and after it has a mandate to serve. they have to run power despite risk or rugged terrain. >> having that power line or power pole through th

if the trend of easing up is done on dodd-frank goes too far, yes. i don't think we're there yet.ne of the reasons people are complaining about that is that they are worried that could happen. amanda: that was my interview with stanley fischer. coming up, -- after millionup, dollar penalties big traders are being watched more closely and how banks are cracking down with compliance next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: -- amanda: this is bloomberg markets. shery: after global scandal and a 14 million dollar fine, banks are cracking down and taking no chances with compliance. some currency traders are feeling the heat and watching their language. we have reported here with this a story. how are they snooping? >> they are snooping in a number of ways, traders are being watched all the time after the scandal, emails, chats, phone calls, they are all being monitored by surveillance software. it's sophisticated that monitors for keywords, anything that talk ondicate let's private phones, or collusive behavior. they are triangulating this with trading records, if you trade at a strange time

. >> reporter: state senator bill dodd represents wine country. he says five people are believed to have died because they couldn't open their garage doors. even he had trouble. >> we have one of those old heavy wood doors. pulled the safety latch. didn't work. >> reporter: thanks to senator dodd, california has a new law. as of january 1st, 2019, all automatic garage door openers sold in california must include a back-up battery system. and there's a thousands-dollar fine for each violation. we checked at santa rosa home depot, and it sells a half dozen electric garage door openers. only one came with a pack-up battery, and it was sold out. other laws create a state-wide emergency notification system, make it easier for cal fire to conduct controlled bu t >>isgoin haen n somewhere, and through our advocacy, and through help from others, we're going to get across the finish line, and somebody's not going to have to go through that same issue. >> reporter: melissa cane, kpix 5. >> pg&e is facing dozens of lawsuits related to the wildfires, but a ne

lamb:this isn't about dodd-frank financial reform or the power of the american government. your question was how we campaign and i'm happy to hear keith disclaim a particular mailer. i hope he talked to his friends in the pennsylvania republican party and tells them to stop doing that. that is not really when they send. they send mailers that lie about my record on medicare. i have only been in office six months, i never voted to cut it and never will. i have been there for 6 months, keith has been there for 6 years and all these mailers so many of their tv commercials are about me. people don't like that. >> one thing you heard, is that a strategy among other republicans going forward? >> next team waters, much more about donald trump and a lot of rallies he has been holding in red states particularly where democratic senators are up for reelection, nancy pelosi, schumer, the trifecta is usually maxine waters, to rally the republican base, there is no when they like more than a california democrat, that will help his base turn out and make him angry. >> is he getting outsi

lula da silva was barred from the ballot by brazilian courts he is in jail as you may recall mr howe dodd has campaigned on the slogan it is. a dud though he is considered to be on the the right flank of the workers' party and has sought to privately assure investors that he will be not an adversary while some investors would love to see the right when others are wary of balls and arrows temperament the second round of voting on sunday october twenty eighth will test mr dodd's appeal to moderation against mr bollen arrows full frontal assault on people of color l g b t communities and the poor. and us labor news there has been a rare defeat and a vote among rank and file workers represented by the teamsters on a united parcel service contract indoors. by union leadership the tentative agreement to rejected by fifty four percent of those casting votes that would have set terms of work for roughly two hundred fifty five thousand workers at u.p.s.'s package delivery and u.p.s. freight over ninety two thousand votes were cast the vote no campaign was backed by teamsters for a democratic union

soldier tapping into growing anger at corruption and crime will face left wing candidate hernando dodd in the run off in three weeks a daughter's worn voters that paulson r.-o. is a threat to democracy also coming up who are a great group of for me and my son was always together let down when he was always with me why did we get so transit that day. we follow one plus time is running out to avert a global climate disaster a new landmark report warns the world has reached a tipping point and says the next few years could be the most important in human history. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us and welcome far right candidate fireball so naro has won the first round of brazil's presidential election he secured about forty seven percent of the vote in sunday's a ballot sending him to a second round runoff later this month dubbed a tropical trump because of his nationalist brazil first agenda also naro ran on the promise of a jailing crooked politicians and giving police free rein. to shoot drug traffickers he said to face the leftist candidate hernando dodd who took about

shortly after dodd/frank was signed into law, we began to see the burden it had on certain financial institutions. for years, i and many other members of the committee on both sides of the aisle worked to find a solution to provide meaningful relief to small financial institutions and we succeeded in crafting s 2155. we're now approaching five months since it was signed into law by the president. having passed both the house and senate with significant bipartisan support. the law's primary purpose to make targeted changes to simplify and improve the regulatory reshumgime. it right sizes regulations for financial institutions make it easier for consumers to get mortgages and obtain credit while also increasing important consumer protections for veterans, senior citizens, victims of fraud, and those who fall on hard financial times. for example, just over a week ago, the federal trade commission and bureau of consumer financial protection announced as effective a provision of s 2155 that provides consumers concerned about identity theft or data breaches the option to freeze and unfreez

a fifth provision of dodd/frank provides for disclosure. all loans to nonbanks must be reported within seven days to the chairman of the house and senate financial institution committees and then must be disclosed to the public within a year. indeed in the crisis banks in need of funding out of fear their borrowing might be leaked or uncovered by analysts thus leading the foed create the term option facility where all banks can obtain the funding. sixth, dodd/frank provides the banks can no longer pass on discount to the loans to the nonbank affiliates without being subject to the normal section 23 a limits on affiliate lending. how about guarantees in capital. guarantees. in october of 2018, the fdic removed any limits on deposit insurance on transaction accounts headed the payment system, increase the other limits on other accounts from $150,000 to $250,000 and guarantee senior certain debt offers. dodd/frank permanently increased to $250,000 it removed the existing authority of the fdic to raise any limits in the future or guarantee seni

community banks, for instance, were suffering under dodd-frank. did you notice, republicans and democrats -- you don't hear about this a great deal -- but came together and worked out adjustments to improve dodd frank. and passed that, which is, in my opinion, good news. and so this effort to say -- and, by the way, regulation is essential for an effective capitalist economy, free enterprise economy as ours is. but people who -- corporations that are highly successful would like to create regulation to keep others there attacking them and taking over their business. so some regulation is proposed by corporations to protect themselves. those are bad regulations. then there's other regulation which makes the economy work better and more fluidly. those are good regulations. so the president's going through and sorting through some of those. on the foreign policy front, i think it's fair that marco rubio, jeb bush and perhaps myself would have done the same things that the president has done and said the same things he's done internationally. but, gos

dodd frank is a good example. democrats enacted dodd frank because of the financial crisis. many of those reforms were useful as they apply to larger institutions. but the fact is they crushed the small and medium financial institutions. that the mainstream economy in this district relied upon. 75% of the jobs in our district come from small business. where does small business get capital? it comes from local banks, credit unions, community institutions. mr. delgado opposed the reform to dodd frank. he stood with maxine waters a -- and nancy pelosi with regulations that crushed community banks and stopped them from lending. i had one community banker who hireto me that he had to two new people to do compliance and they prepared reports to the federal government that no one reads. that is the overregulation that stifles our economy. we have 4% growth and we have to keep it going. nancy pelosi and mr. delgado will crush it. >> 45 seconds for mr. delgado. mr. delgado: i am looking for nancy pelosi and maxine waters and i do not see them on the stage. mr. faso: they are funding

dodd-frank is a perfect example.democrats enacted dodd-frank because of the financial crisis in 2007 in 2008. many forms were useful as they applied to larger institutions. the fact is they crushed the small and medium-size financial and two shams that the mainstream economy in this district relies upon. 75% of the jobs come from small business server to small business get their capital? local banks, credit unions, community institutions. mr. delgado opposed our reform to dodd-frank. he stood with maxine waters nancy pelosi on the regulations that crush community banks and stop them from landing. i had one community banker who said to me he had to hire two people to do compliance and they prepared reports to the federal government that no one reads. that is the over regulation to stifle their economy. now 4% growth and we keep it going. nancy pelosi and mr. delgado were crush it. >> 45 seconds for mr. delgado. >> are looking for nancy pelosi and maxine waters. i don't see them on the stage. i did see however the lead

the first round of brazil's presidential election he will face a left wing candidate for not doha dodd in the runoff in three weeks time a dog has warned of voters that pose an otto is a threat to democracy and u.s. backed kurdish troops step up the battle to expel the so-called islamic state from a stronghold in eastern syria these troops are preparing for their last charge here in syria against right as if they would within the next weeks is going to be a turning point for them that's why they're preparing every day. d.-w. is embedded with the n.t.i. as a coalition and reports from the frontline plus china opens a bribery investigation into former interpol chief magna holiday this is just days after the chinese nationals wife reported him missing his last message a nice. and it was a memorable sunday in the border state as life state overwhelms an armed guard at frankfurt were reduced to ten men but they still beat hoffenheim. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.n. climate scientists have issued their strongest warning yet on the risks of rising temperatures they say that we nee

the problem with thing like dodd-frank, it kept the big banks under control. the major banks lobbied for this. they got the asset level at which dodd-frank applies taken very low, it's supposed to be 50 million and it was just a low amount. and so we've lost 1600 community banks and all we've done is make bank of america, morgan stanley, all those banks are much stronger than they were so regulations, the economies like a balloon. you push in someplace it's going to pop out someplace else and the problem with government regulations is government is bad at anticipating where things are going to pop out so if there's conduct you need to stop and it straightforward, do something to stop it, otherwise leave the system alone because something like dodd-frank, nobody read it, nobody understands it. you're going to read law review articles trying to explain paragraphs of it so government regulation, there's a place for it there's a need for it in certain instances but it should be as limited as is mentally, physically and emotionally possible . i'm going to sign book

inh thresholds were required documents consistent with the dodd frank requirements. supervisory stress tests on banks by regulators in 2012 is one example. the agencies have applied numerous other standards, using either the $10 billion or $50 billion asset threshold to be consistent with section 165. her example, banks with $50 billion or more in assets have been subject to see car -- ccar, a supervisory stress test not required by statute. andyou reviewing all rules guidance documents referencing such thresholds, and can you provide your thinking on revising these roles and documents in light of 2155? my staff will give you further making on that question, sure we accomplish the intent of 2155 across the regulatory spectrum. senator brown. senator brown: thank you, mr. chairman. answerslike yes or no to the first question i asked. we have a lot of issues to go through and i appreciate the conversations we have had individually. if one of your employees made racist and sexist comments and stuck with them, would you make that person in charge of fair lending at your

i'm cautiously optimistic about dodd frank and about the recovery resolution plan in dodd frank and there are several reasons for that. first of all it does mandate and financial institutions have now produced living wills on how they can be wound down over a weekend without imposing costs on othe other marketplaces were broadly or the economy. the first round of these things were not rubberstamped. i can't testify but regulators rejected early submissions so everybody as far as i could tell was taking it seriously. it's mandated and regulators have to sign off on them. it's an important first step because it is preparation to deal with the other problems at the institutions. there is reason for that guarded optimism to deal with those institutions act the next point where financial difficulties have arisen and that is very critical. it's not the number but there are a couple things the quality of the plans themselves and the understanding of creditors that they could lose money and more should be done about the nature of the change in the regime so that they understand whatever they make

. >> michael dodds. mr. dodds: nothing is agreed until everything is agreed, does the prime minister accept that it would be very, very difficult for the house to be asked to confirm a withdrawal a agreement which is legally binding without having pretty clear assurances in some precision about details of future trading relationships? pm may: cannot i say to the right honorable gentleman that i dashcam i say to the right -- can i say to the right honorable gentleman that i agree and i always said the package that is important not only the people are able to look at the withdrawal agreement but sufficiency about the future relationship in all its aspects, the trading relationship which he has referred to is important, but obviously our future security relationship and internal security and external security and other issues of importance. also important to me there is a linkage between that future relationship and withdrawal agreement. mr. speaker: julian knight. mr. night: not long ago we had the horror of t

will face a controversial right wing print run enjoyable so narrow in a run off dodd says he secured endorsements from several of the eliminated candidates and will form a center left coalition if elected on our what almost half the vote in sunday's first round but on an up to declare him the outright winner. a new york times investigation has found that a campaign aide to donald trump looked into manipulating social media activity during the two thousand and sixteen us presidential election the newspaper said rate gate sought help to create fake online profiles to amplify divisions among rival delegates and sway voter opinion israeli companies offer to spread false information about trump's opponents the company is run by former israeli intelligence officers group was not hired and it is unclear if the truck campaign acted on their proposals feingold is a political risk analyst day says every political party would want to use social media to get their message across. well it's no surprise that there may have been fake social media accounts during the two thousand and sixteen u.s. el

in the final cap the asset threshold of $50 billion is consistent with section 165 of the dodd frank act relating to enhanced standards for certain bank holding companies the occ should of rage the threshold from $15,250,000,000,000 with all thresholds that was consistent with the outdated on the threshold that has actual systemic risk. regulators have two options to use a systemic risk factor -based approach or raise all thresholds to at least $250 billion of assets to be consistent with s-letter 2155. many of this requires agency rulemaking with implementation agency should probably issued notice of proposed rulemaking's for all aspects of this law as this is implemented i suspect must - - some will be implemented not through formal notice and comment and rulemaking while i encourage ruling on - - regulators generally i recognize that sometimes policy must be communicated to more informal ways. the congressional review act requires agencies to submit all rules to congress for review. by definition the rule is a whole or a part of particular applicability designed to implement or in

chamber of commerce in sao paulo who do you think would be better for a businessperson ottawa or a dodd i think first of all the election is not over yet so both of the present all of the candidates say of tracing the same challenges it will be very difficult choice to come down public terms and run on the other hand invest this point so they don't waiting for the signal to reach the president elect it will send out to the didn't community and then i think they will be very quickly ready to invest again and larger scale what about something like corruption that keeps many companies away who's better equipped to fight something like that well the promise of mr paulson on it is to. fight corruption as has it been of other governments but at this point everybody knows of this process going on and all of jailing politicians jailing. also. i think the corruption issue is a process that will be improving over time but brazil has a high potential so i think investors are ready to invest when the conditions are favorable or a cable improving over time doesn't sound all that optimistic how much

i know on some of the battles going on the perception that it is not happening, but they mentioned dodd frank. it takes more people to say i'm going to make that effort. i also think it helps to have people that are old as buzzards. as i see my future is behind the. [laughter] so i'm not so worried about the next. people say are you going to run multiple terms like orrin hatch, and i say i see if i ran as ofs orrin hatch i would be 112. no, i'm not going to do that. >> on russia, during the 2012 campaign, you famously warned of the russian threat. many dismissed your concerns. what should our policy be particularly what appears to have been interference with the in 2016. >> i felt at that time in 2012 that russia was our greatest geopolitical adversary. wasn't expecting them to launch some sort of a warhead or military action against us, but they were a geopolitical adversary basically poking us wherever they could in then supporting the worlds worst actors in to see them playing on a geopolitical stage at that point quite effectively as an adversary. the greatest threat i thought came

nearly twenty nine percent of sunday's ballot warning that his opponent could pose a risk to democracy dodd says he'll now focus on the next round. believe this because i mean we will face that debate with respect we go into the democratic battlefield with just one weapon the argument we don't carry guns out of this the final run off of brazil's presidency is scheduled for sunday october twenty. third. football in germany. thrashed on sunday of a bowl scored six goals letting them to second place in the standings. if nuremberg coach michel kona couldn't believe what he was saying pre-match he was in for a rude awakening come kick off last week went ahead after just three minutes t.-mo then with the leg work kevin kapil with the finishing touch. i call conversion but skater fabienne pret lau should have done better just four minutes later use of pulse and made it to nil. was then there again the playmaker cosen letting his third goal in two games. after twenty one minutes it was three nil must sell some of it's a smashing home on this occasion. and a not methodists half was an over thing nur

>> yes, senator dodd accepted into 901 aspects of 1088. those ultimately did not -- we opposed those. those ultimately were not included in the version that's now before the governor. >> and 1088 was in the past legislative calendar? >> a yes, it was also being considered at the same time as sb901. >> is this the full and complete list of your watch, oppose, support list? it looks like there are some -- if that was omitted, are there others that are not listed here? >> there are others that are not listed here. the p.u.c. follows hundreds of bills each session. but i am highlighting for you here are the bills that had the strongest attention from us, from our clean power sf perspective. >> are all of the bills that would have influenced changed, or in some way affected clean power sf listed in these slides? >> the bills that had -- well, let me back up. many bills are introduced that could affect clean power sf. the bills that are the most impactful and are the unwithes that i am -- are the ones that i am highlighting here. we could certai

lamb: this isn't about dodd-frank or financial reform or the power of the american government.your question was about how we campaign. and i'm happy to hear keith disclaim that particular mailer. i hope that he talks to his friends in the pennsylvania republican party. and tells them to stop sending those things. because it's not the only one they send. they send mailers that lie about my record on medicare. again, which i've only been in office for six months. i've never voted to cut it and never will. but it's interesting. i've been there for six months. keith has been there for six years. and all of these mailers, so many of their tv commercials are about me. people don't like that. and i'm surprised that they think that's what people want. it doesn't help. people want to hear what we're for. and that's it. and make up their own mind and i hope we can campaign that way at least until election day. moderator: people talk about this all the time and we get questions into our newsroom about the tone and tenor. specifically about this race. i want you to take 15 seconds and look

nearly twenty nine percent of sunday's ballot warning that he's opponent could pose a risk to democracy dodd says he'll now focus on the next round. we do this because i mean we will face that debate with respect we go into the democratic battlefield with just one weapon the argument we don't carry guns. the most the final run off of brazil's presidency is scheduled for sunday october twenty eighth. china has announced it is investigating the former interpol chief. for a number of crimes including accepting bribes accusations foremost among his wife's appeal for help from the international community she told reporters on sunday he had disappeared two weeks ago on a trip back to china. china's security ministry published this statement on their website on monday accusing former interpol president among hung a of corruption he allegedly took bribes and broke the law it's beijing's first detailed comment on the ex interpol head two weeks after his disappearance while on a trip to his native china the message from china's foreign ministry was loud and clear no one is above the law. this case sho

percent of the votes he now face of runoff in three weeks time against a left winger for not doha dodd who finished a distant second while sonata attracted support by promising to fight corruption and restore what he courted traditional values his opponents say he poses a threat to democracy in the largest economy in latin america. i was able so not our supporters believe he's going to turn the country around and sunday's results gave them reason to celebrate their candidate share of the vote has surged past pollsters predictions. so the country is under siege within the government and on the streets we need to end this and he's the most capable of doing so no doubt about it now my stomach. was with a big problem in the largest financial giant was to me was. also no row didn't appear in person after the election results were announced the full military officer was staffed at a campaign rally last month and doctors are still wary of his health but he did appear on social media. and i'm sure that in the second round we will intensify our efforts and will obtain the victory. the sixty thr

that's the same frank in dodd-frank. so what are we doing? that should be our question, politically what are we doing as a society? and when i go up to testify before jeb's committee, as i've done many times, i get it from both sides of the aisle whenever i talk like this about housing. haven't i heard of the american dream, they ask? okay. so anyway, i want to point out a few things. so i did some research to see were presidential candidates rewarded for creating big mortgage subsidies. the answer is no. they are penalized for taking them away but not rewarded for creating them. it is the smoke-filled room giving us the mortgage subsidies. secondly, this is now an international problem. in a paper that sophia of the imf and i just put out as a working paper on the mbr site, what's really driven a lot of the expansion is the protection of banks. in other words, here's the deal. governments protect banks by offering deposit insurance and then they can twist the arms of the banks to expand mortgages. or they take away the liquidity risk that th

former soldier tapping into growing anger at corruption and crime will face left wing cabinet hernando dodd in the run off in three weeks a daughter's worn voters are also noro is a threat to democracy also coming up who are a great group of for me and my son were always together but have done when he was always with me why did we get separated that day you know if we follow.

pledging to tackle corruption and crime both sonar will face second place finisher leftist fernando doddin a runoff on october twenty eighth. turkish president richard tayyip erdogan has said he's awaiting the results of an investigation into the disappearance of prominent saudi journalist jamal khashoggi.

delgado opposed the reform to dodd frank.stood with maxine waters a nancy pelosi with regulations that crushed community angst and stop them from lending. i had a community bankers say, he had to higher to new people to do compliance and they prepared reports to the federal government that no one reads. that is the overregulation that stifles our economy. we have 4% growth and we have to keep it going. nancy pelosi and mr. delgado will crush it. lookingdelgado: i am for nancy pelosi and maxine waters and i do not see them on the stage. john faso: they are funding you. antonio delgado: i did see the leader of your party come and sit down next to you to give you a pat on the back for your vote to republic airways from folks across the country. i heard him say -- though to rip health care away from folks. why would you come up this way and sit down next to the congressman? what is it about him that makes you feel so good to be here? his response was not that he works for the people. his response was not that he is bipartisan. hi

when dodd/frank had their partial repeal, democrats voted for it. >> you will hear elizabeth warren make those statements. >> that's a great point. >> i'm not saying it's true. >> okay, that's a great point -- >> look, at the end of the day, steve ma mnuchin, last year, said it was the report card. i think there are way too many variables. shouldn't get credit, as much blame. congress is involved, tax rates, demographics. fine, you want to say it's his report card, how's it going? i think it's important we don't conflate economic policy with day-to-day moves in the stock market. the two ultimately are somewhat related but it's not quite that linear and people need to keep their wits about them, especially if you're investing very important to leave your political leanings out of it. >> i'm so glad josh is here. i have a hard time paying attention because i just love those transition glasses he wears so much. beginning of the speech. beginning, clear glasses. by the end, they're shade. >>> fema has just started their press conference. i want us to listen in right now. >> we're working wit

lamb. >> this isn't about dodd-frank or financial reform or the power to have american government, yourquestion was about how we campaigned and i'm happy to hear keith declaim that particular mailer, i hope he talks to friends in pennsylvania republican party and tells them to stop sending those things, it's not the only one they send, i've only been in office 6 months, i never voted to cut it and i never will. i've been there 6 months, keith has been there 6 years and all of the mailers, tv commercials are about me, people don't like that and i'm surprised that they think that's what people want. it doesn't help, people want to hear what we are for and that's it and make up their own mind and i hope we can campaign that way at least during election day. >> we get questions in news room about the tone and tenure specifically about the race. i want you to take 15 seconds and look at one another and tell each other something you like add or admire about one another. mr. rothfus. >> you have a killer face and guy like mr. lamb who had a very good education to take that and in public servic

. >> napa bill dodd says pg&e has always had the right to powerdown to prevent fires but did not and now it's inaugural are run will be revealed. >> they have to report to the public utilities commission within 10 days and have a report to them on what they did, why they did it and how they did it and so we will see. >> schools, businesses and first responders need to be clued in and outages minimize. >> with a night like this and you don't see the trees moving, why isn't the power back on? >> this is the new normal and we will do it again in the name of safety to reduce wildfire risk. >> the utility is not talking about improving its approach and some residents will let the out -- outages revolve to appoint. >> if it follows the forecast, that's fine but if people -- if they run out of six days people are going to be said. >>> there's a big concern people in fragile health depending on metal coal equipment that are at real risk and county officials want pg&e to tell them well in advance who those customers are so they can be checked on it taking care of. 4:06 a.m. pg&e will play $5

forty six percent of the votes he low face a runoff in three weeks time against a left winger fernando dodd who finished a distant second both n.r.o. attracted support by promising to fight corruption his opponents say he poses a threat to democracy in the largest country in latin america. if one word could describe brazil right now it would have to be angry. over political corruption rising crime and years of economic decline and anger that on sunday propelled a right wing populist to within reach of the presidency but not quite close enough so it is a runoff election now to think about and here there are just two options very different ones essentially splitting forces into camps in the far right and left. because he's the one who has the best proposals for children health and security. right now security is our biggest problem. i'll vote for anyone but also naro. he will destroy brazil judging by his speeches we know that he is not fit to be our president. that of what they were both when i voted for both a narrow and i expect oh vote for him again my own but let's see. what this. poll s

percent of the vote yes army captain supported brazil's military dictatorship has left his rival for dodd has narrowed his opponents at his party has been accused of corruption and ended his campaign by warning about the dangers of fascism well you get a little bit of this is i want to thank everybody but especially the millions of citizens that are in the streets today to avoid disaster to avoid the return of fascism of the dictatorship the culture of torture and rape in the streets of brazil i think it's very important that the population is realizing that both represents a leap into the unknown mexican police have been a temporary standoff with thousands of central americans seeking asylum the human rights commission convinced police to abandon a blockade on a rule highway if the u.n. estimates seven thousand refugees and migrants set off several weeks ago towards the united states they're fleeing poverty and persecution and they're traveling in a group for safety reasons amnesty international says more than half of migrant women in the region are raped and as many as twenty thousand p

pledging to tackle corruption and crime both sonar will face second place finisher left as fernando doddin a runoff on october twenty eighth.

and we're not --nis c dodd-frank ripped up not going to see dodd-frank ripped up.is a no man's own for doing much of anything. regulators are going to continue to carry out trump's, agenda and that will probably be good for things. joe: ultimately, even if nothing is going to happen on the regulatory side or legislative side, you have to give money to everyone. jesse: [laughter] i guess it is always that's compared to keeping your powder dry. in politics, there is not much benefit to keep your powder dry. caroline: jesse westbrook, we thank you. the etf industry has something for everyone including those who invest according to their political association -- affiliation. here's one from the etf iq vault. the point rich gop stock record etf has a ticker that would make president trump proud. the acronym for make america great again invests in political action committees and are highly supportive of republican candidates. top industries are energy, industrials, and financial with names such as marathon oil and others. what is notable is what is not included, tech com

make it out as chris dodd tells it to folks way against development team got to work on a new sports car in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. under the project name typhoon harking back to the wind behind names like chirac oh and president eventually they realized the image of the typhoon as a destructive natural force was in the ideal so the p.r. department took the spanish were caught at meaning run and morphed it into colorado . by nineteen eighty eight he says they had a new sports compact ready for series production oh yes dr hecker not on fox fox. it's been pulled onto a close spot in something useful fucking often not that t.v. ad introduced the colorado as volkswagens first real sports car. the new models interior was adapted partly from a new place not three. well much of the platform technology was taken from the second generation v.w. golf a modular design ensured high quality while keeping assembly cost down cool down to fun folks thought so stayed in the spotlight for the ad says the corrado by volkswagen this is how we imagine a sports car. christophe explains a v.w. a