overall, dodd-frank is done to -- dodd-frank has corrected a lot of the issues.neath it, there are pieces like the volcker rule that swung in a direction where you say i don't think that is what we are trying to do. we are trying to get them more rational. the capital liquidity, stress tests, those regimes are critical. the reason the u.s. banking system is strong and afton -- and active and growing and supporting the economy and other banking systems are is because we got to it. david: there are four big banks, citicorp, jp morgan, wells fargo, and bank of america. do you think that's a good thing to have only four big banks that are based in the united states or is it working? brian: i think it works well. a large amount of the industry, 5000 banks, so you have much more varied financial industry. one thing that makes our industry strong is the variety. we have the largest market share along with those colleagues. if you look at us as a percentage of gdp relative to other countries, we have the largest retail share, about 15%. if we were coca-cola or pepsi, we

dodd-frank changed that.t was a very good thing, because now they have purview over the whole industry. now, we still struggle. half the mortgage business is not in the banking system today. when it wasn't before, that gave rise to countrywide and others . overall, dodd-frank has corrected a lot of the issues. the question is, underneath it, there are pieces like the volcker rule, which people talk about, that swung in a direction where you say i don't think that is what we are trying to do. we are trying to get them more rational. but the capital, liquidity, stress tests, those regimes are critical. and the reason why u.s. banking system is strong and active and growing and supporting the economy, and other banking systems are not, is because we got to it. david: today, there are four big main banks in the united states, citicorp, jp morgan, wells fargo, and bank of america. do you think that's a good thing to have only four big banks that are based in the united states, where you think it is working ok? bri

has governor gavin newsom's and doris menow this bill h.r. 77 was introduced by assemblyman alamo dodd sushi a democrat from california and coauthored this with 6 others and really paints a picture of california's anti japanese culture which goes way back in history and that's because it does a resolution is not just about world war 2 during pearl harbor but it also mentions how the california alien land love in 1913 which made land ownership for japanese immigrants legal and also and $943.00 joint resolution by the assembly that also states senate called for the forfeit of u.s. citizenship by residents who were also citizens of japan so it basically took us citizenship away from japanese dual citizens now it also goes further by calling out u.s. army general john allen devitt for telling california politicians shortly after the

senator dodd says that there would be a lot of public input in the future to try to figure those fine details out for now in the north bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>the numbers just keep mounting yet another horse has died at the santa anita race park in southern california before year-old horse named unveiled was euthanized thursday. according to the tracks web site the animal suffered a fracture in his right leg during training for that dean did and on recoverable injury and recommended putting the animal down. this is just the most recent in a string of deaths at santa anita about 40 horses have died at that track since december of 2018 the deaths prompted officials to briefly shut down racing at santa anita last year. authorities recently investigated the deaths and said that they found no signs of animal cruelty nor criminal activity however, many animal rights activists are demanding that that park be closed. >>it is earthquake country and obviously they can happen anywhere at any time as washington correspondent kelli meyer reports now officials at fema want you to be pre

and the flooding problems are only exected to get worse with clate change senator dodd who represents that area 3rd district is troduced new legislation now that would create this toll with the money used to improve highway 37. o one is crazy about a toll, i'm certainly not. >>but it's the only way to address affic problems for today's commuters and make highway 37 sustainable for future generations. the fact is. wthout taking this step. this highway will not ge fixe our lifetime. >>there's still plenty of unanswer questions at this point they don't know how much the toll would be for instance, they aso don't know if the toll would be temporary or uld remain in place for maintenance reasons. senator dodd says that the would be a lot of public input in the future to try to figure out those details. >>today is the final day for state lawmakers to file any new proposed state laws for this year kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how the state's >>is now being met with piles and piles proposals. >>search the word homeless in california's legislative database for the

more than a dozen years had passed into the murder of angie dodd.cted killer chris tapp had admitted his role in the crime, but angie's mother, carol, was convinced chris's confession was coerced. what made them so confident? we asked them and we're told about something that could not be found on the case. here again is keith morrison with the confession. >> by the time we visited the city of idaho falls in march of 2012, the angie dodge murder case was to some just a piece of city history, but to idaho's innocence project and its founder, it was a miscarriage of justice and a cause. >> if there's dna, for god's sakes, believe the science. people are not that accurate. the dna is very precise. >> and now 15 years after the murder of her daughter, angie's own mother, carol dodge, had done the unthinkable. she joined the idaho innocence project. >> the city of idaho falls has got it wrong. >> you want someone to take you seriously? >> yes. >> in the years since the murder, finding angie's killer had become carol's reason for living. through three hear

two years ago, made some minor modifications to the dodd frank. to ease up on a few less controversial areas. mr. fink: yes. you can usually bet the default with glass is he would oppose it. no. except for the acts he authored, he opposed social security, he opposed the wagner act, the opposed the nra, oppose the agricultural adjustment act. he was for tva, oddly enough. but he generally, he had made it from poverty to the haves, and he thought the world was fine. my general. anything else? well, thank you very much for listening. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with archival films, lectures, and visits to his hymns and historic places. -- museums and historic places. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. this sunday, kathy price talks about her book information hunters, when librarians, soldier

at home in his one bedroom apartment in berlin dodd living lives here in london his wife has moved to a nursing home he's one of the last remaining survive us his parents and siblings were mad that they have a 75 years ago. that's me that's my brother and another brother and my sister. the 94 year old was born in warsaw to a jewish family during the nazis reign of terror he was sent to 4 different concentration camps. i give all the question why. i can't answer that today. i can't even think about it why. why a 9 year old girl who hadn't done anything who hadn't sinned why did they murder why. all 4 cents again she hadn't done anything in life only because she had a different tree. of it was 19 when auschwitz was liberated while there he was forced to work in the gas chambers as a slave labor of the german company that produced the deadly gas. i worked down in the gas chambers. we collected the cycling gas. you just turn into stone you know what i mean. the horror is hard to comprehend for many years it has returned to auschwitz at the end of january. but the interest this year is hig

>>senator dodd says that would be a lot of public input of course in the future to try and figure. >>those fine details out house speaker nancy pelosi condemned president trump's choice this week to tapped richard grinnell as the acting director of national intelligence in part because he doesn't have any intelligence experience the president also this week cut ties with his former acting director of national intelligence, joseph maguire, pelosi addressed the matter earlier today in houston. >>and put somebody in was absolutely no some potentials whatsoever for the job for something that is very much a part of our national security. this is dangerous. this is dangerous to our country. >>mister trump tweeted today that 4 candidates are under consideration for a permanent director of national intelligence position and that he would make a decision within the next few weeks. and idaho mother who fled to hawaii amid questions about the disappearance of her 2 children has been arrested details on her first court appearance earlier today when we come back and say goodbye to costco's hot

then you have senator dodd saying something you're not going to hear, i don't think, biden saying the next day, and that is if bernie sanders becomes the nominee, it's going to be very difficult to win the white house. democrats can lose the house of representatives. a direct on-the-record surrogate, not the candidates themselves, they said, look, this is not about the iowa caucuses, this is about november 3rd. >> but what case will they make to donors? that's where biden will have a problem if he comes in something like fourth, being able to keep that campaign on the rails going forward, to get to south carolina to get to super tuesday. that's going to be difficult. >> one of the things people are looking at is turnout. the high mark for democrats is 2008. i believe they thought they would have record turnout here because democrats are so riled up to beat president trump. i can't tell if there is that turnout now. high turnout helps whom, which candidate? >> as we're breaking down the state, if you look at pete buttigieg, for example, his ads have been about primarily how he's the mo

we're going to have another financial crisis and dodd- frank will not prevent it. i can give you a list of quotes. the inspector general of the treasury. he said, "we had a system that was broken and the fundamentals in the system have not changed. the question is not if the u.s. faces another financial disaster, it is when." moreve a system of regulation, more concentration but people are dubious about if it is going to work. reason, a number of people, john mccain, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren have introduced legislation either to restore glass steagall's prohibitions or increase them by separate, they will banks and securities firms and banks from asset managers. you can't be a bank and manage pension plans and mutual funds. other people have introduced legislation limiting banks, no u.s. banks can have more than 3% of u.s. deposit. i will bet a huge amount of money that if we have any kind of financial crisis in the next year, before the election, let's say, these will come out of the medicine cabinet, we want here again we ought to restore glass steagall.

>> reporter: we asked senator dodd. details have yet to be worked out. he suggested somewhere between $5 and $6 could be collected through a transponder like fast track. there will be public meetings in the future and it will be settled then. >> he'll be in that truck for a while. >>> drivers across the golden gate and pedestrians also pay a toll. the assemblyman wants to make sure they don't have to. he says it would urge commuters to ditch their cars. >> every 84 we have thousands of pedestrian who's walk across the bridge. we have people who commute across the bridge from marin. they bike into san francisco west don't want to do anything to encourage them to get off their bike into a car. >> a current law prohibits tows on the bridge but that law expires at the end of this year. would it extend ban for another decade and make it apply to all the other toll spans like the bay bridge. >> a beautiful day for a walk or bicycling. a live look from our east bay hills. and the mt. tam tower cameras. dry is the operative word. >> what do we have for the weeke

countrywide.to franklinverall dodd has taken care of the issues.neath, there are pieces that swung in a direction where they were not trying to go. we are trying to get them more rational. the capital liquidity, the stress test, or critical and the reason the u.s. banking system is active and growing. we got to it. david: today, there are four men banks. citicorp, jp morgan, wells fargo and bank of america. do think that is a good thing to only have four big banks based in the united states or is it working ok? but think it works well there is a large amount of the industry in the hands of -- there are 5000 banks and community banks. you have a more varied financial industry. one of the things that makes our industry strong is the variety of participants. with the largest market share along with colleagues but if you look at us as a percentage of the gdp relative to other countries, it is unconsolidated business. with the largest retail at about 15%. if we were coke or pepsi, that would not be very good market share. there's a lot of room to grow.

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in a statement, senator bill dodd warned that failing to act now could be devastating y.r commuters anonexe red al gi how much would you pay for 3 oreos. why one pack is going for close to 100 grand. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. mis the nation's oldest because we need an economy that works for all of us, black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for black-owned businesses. over the years, we have heard a lot of talk.

>>on highway 37 state senator bill dodd has introduced legislation that would make that happen the money raised would be used to reduce congestion and make that route more resistant to rising sea levels highway 37 runs around the north and the san pablo bay it is used by thousands of commuters every day passing through more and sonoma and napa and solano counties there are still a lot of unanswered questions and at this point they do not know how much that whole would be senator dodd says input from the public in the future will help figure out those details. >>on the peninsula a hit and run investigation is underway after police say a good samaritan was struck and killed while trying to help another driver, the highway patrol says the 31 year-old victim stopped to help a woman who crashed into the center divide on the southbound lanes of highway one oh one this morning near palo alto that is when the good samaritan was hit by another driver who left the scene. witnesses described the hit and run drivers vehicle as a green or blue shirt box shaped suv possibly a subaru the woman who cras

now state senator bill dodd has put forward legislation to add it to a list of bridges that charge a toll. >> the fact is, without taking this step, this highway will not get fixed in our lifetime. >> we're all construction workers and blue collar people, to of course it's going to be hard to have to pay that every day. >> and it's just another way to keep minorities away from jobs that they need. >>> stunt scenes for the new matrix movie got so intense in san francisco, they damaged city property. a shoot on sunday includes pyrotechnics and low flying helicopters, and the explosions burned a couple of street lamps and a billboard. >>> february is shaped up to be one of the driest on record for much of the california. experts say at the beginning of the month, some parts of the state were listed as abnormally dry. this week some areas are showing signs of moderate drought. >> we came into the water year in good shape which is really helping us get through the dry period, and luckily we still have a few months left. a month from now this could seem like a faint memory. >> and tonight

. >> reporter: dodd says a uc davis study indicates most of highway 37 will vanish due to sea level rise. >> we've been incredibly impacted by fires in this county bust we also have to recognize that sea level rise will present even greater challenges, even greater costs in the long term. >> a redesign of highway 37 could restore acres of wildlife habitat. many say it is time invest in the future. >> i think it is our responsibility as humans to do something about that. it is not working as it is. evidence points to it being under water very soon. >> they already charged for it. you might as well charge for the 37. >> reporter: but not serve willing to pay a toll to cross. >> i don't like that at all. >> reporter: they could help leverage state and federal funds on help design a new highway that would be elevated like a causeway. they said the toll could be between $5 and $6. those details have yet to be worked out. there will be lots of public input. live in sonoma county. >>> still ahead, housing versus parking. a few hours from now, one part of this equation will be decided at a b.a.r

but senator dodd released a statement on the proposal yi tesengnt qiasae uoth artery that connects us to jobs and supports our economy. if we don't act, it will make an already bad situation simply unpassable. >>> concerns tonight over security at kobe bryant's public memorial. >> coming up, the warning los angeles police have for people who may not have gotten a ticket to the event. >> and if you like cheap hot dogs and pizza, listen up. tonight the crackdown at costco. >>> coming up new at 6:00, oakland's first female police chief ousted by a unanimous vote. we take a look at her record before and after she took the position and why a leader so well respected by the oakland police union was axed. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own hea

they themselves never have any responsibility because of course we introduce legislation like the dodd frank act to force them to have responsibility but now there is no human individual that ever for these people ever takes blame it's always the algorithm right so it's death by algorithm and you see this training all aspects of the economy and if you program a gun to shoot somebody who's responsible for that crime is that you the guy who programmed a gun to shoot somebody or is it the gun's fault because of the program to shoot that person so the logical person would say well the person who program the gun is guilty of murder but here these opiate manufacturers are saying we're not guilty just because we program the computers to kill americans we're not guilty because it was the computers that did it was the in adamant object that somehow just decided one day and the that's as i said at the top of the show this is competition on the algorithmic level on the genetic gene level because we've got viruses that are not just a corona virus but we have we have a mental past ology and psychos

politicians are bullies and most rule of law is about something more grant that that and what troubles dodd has really been a black eye for the rule of law the u.s. prosecutors who resigned this week they say that this is a 5 alarm fire for u.s. democracy that's that's that's quite a statement to make do you agree. well i absolutely agree that when the president interferes in a 3rd branch of government here he has you to turn a general who is a partisan the attorney general represents the president's interests but that he is still a party and as we say equal justice under law means that both parties appear on equal footing if one party now has such a substantial unfair advantage over another party that has not equal justice and what the scales of balance has been tipped and where the president puts his thumb on one of the scales he has an incredible power to alter the entire political system it is a terrible event that what he's done here is that of midnight massacre nixon i'm not sure it's that bad because it is still one case but it is a dramatically bad move you are vice president of the

jim gans was also present in the white house when the deal was rolled out and yukon in charge fred dodd as anything but a symbolic blasting and a desire to be part of it what do you make off move to broaden the pool of potential israeli stakeholders isn't that the sign off perhaps he's wilting confidantes in nappanee a whole i pleased that masquerades at the had the bats had of the march elections i think it was a smart move on trump's understanding that the neo's relative weakness and very real prospect of matter now is a losing the election or some other way shape or form having to face trial as we know he was indicted he relinquished his immunity just a few days ago and there's no doubt anymore that he will have to stand trial either as prime minister or as just a member of knesset or maybe he would resign when those so i think smartly took care to invite guns which is the main contender in terms of the reaction of guns and bill and what you're right it was one of those positive reaction let's split hairs here and see a what's called the denominator we can identify and what are the d

dodd. >> hi again. also another thing was that the -- kind of like what everybody has been saying, the app on the phone and the website, one is very different. when i was trying to help with the parents, we try to help her log in through her phone, but you're not -- it doesn't have the language preference. so she wasn't able to look at it in spanish. so we had to actually find a computer to help her in spanish. i think that is a problem because a lot of our families don't have access to that type of technology. so if they -- if there is a language barrier, it makes it difficult because they don't have access to that technology and they have to kind of go out of their way to make that extra effort. so i know that's something that is -- that we're working on. i really appreciate you guys for working on that. thank you. another thing, we talked about how we can have the students excited to take the test even though we don't like taking tests. i personally don't like standardized testing. but some ways that

. $77.00 was introduced by assemblyman alamo dodd sushi a democrat from california and coauthored this with 6 others and really paints a picture of california's anti japanese culture which goes way back in history and that's because it does a resolution is not just about world war 2 during pearl harbor but it also mentions how the california alien land love in 1913 which made land ownership for japanese immigrants legal and also in 1943 joint resolution by the assembly that also states senate called for the forfeit of u.s. citizenship by residents who were also citizens of japan so it basically took us citizenship away from japanese dual citizens now it also goes further by calling out u.s. army general john allen devitt for telling california politicians shortly after the pearl harbor attack of that the japanese in this country have more arms and ammunition in their presumption that our own armed forces which was a convincing argument that. that are more than 120000 japanese americans into camps during world war 2 and you know as some women she said that he really pushed for the bill

tax cuts, less restrained energy sector, a pull back from dodd-frank. any of these impacting current impacting conditions? mr. powell: that's not what we do when we look at the economy. >> in your testimony, u.s. economy is presently exceptionally strong. since the 2016 election, 7 million new jobs have been created. more americans are employed today. wage growth is the highest and lowest income workers have been seeing the fastest pay increase since its 2016 election. this was the headline of the "wall street journal" which i'm sure you follow and the reporting was that a tight u.s. market is drawing americans off the sidelines at a record rate. despite after last week's state of the union speech, speaker pelosi said it was appalling of the president trying to take credit of an economy he inherited. i'm not asking you to weigh in, ut when there are economic policy, is it fair to say that this president's policies are impacting today's economic conditions? mr. powell: at a high level, of course they are. >> representative wagner's question about the sur

tax cuts, deregulation, less restrained energy sector, a pullback from dodd/frank. repeal of the individual mandate, new trade deals. are any of these policy changes impacting current economic conditions? >> i'm sure they are, but, of course, we don't try to assess that. that's not really what we do when we look at the economy but yes, they would be affecting. >> the u.s. economy is presently exceptionally strong, as you noted. since the 2016 election, 7 million new jobs have been created. unemployment rate is at a 50-year low, more americans are employed today than ever before. wage growth is the highest in the decade and lowest income workers have been seeing the fastest pay increase growing at 16% since the 2016 election. just over the weekend, this was the headline of the wall street journal, which i'm sure you follow. and the reporting was that a tight u.s. labor market is drawing americans off the sidelines at a record rate. despite this after last week's state of the union speech, speaker pell oosi said that it , quote, appalling to hear the president, quote,

nora long and her friend anita gone were both 12 years old like christopher dodd and they and their families lived in your hunch that. when anita yawn heard the 1st air raid sirens she knew exactly what to do. she grabbed a suitcase and went down into the basement with her parents. skull all by own snitched and the air raid shelter wasn't really a room more like a corridor but even that was not finished with cement it was constructed out of cobble stones these were old houses. so each was required to have a container of sand and buckets for sand and water down there the whole. it sudden i am all so rich in these were stored in old disused bathtubs or other containers. caused by old mr it was. here and is exposed cellars in front of the front you can see some of the city's rudimentary civil defense measures. as the trucks must not whenever possible basements here interest in were connected to each other by a network of makeshift passageways that crossed over property lines. and spaces. that way if people found themselves trapped underground and couldn't get out they could escape by going thro

the dodd-frank act made our financial system safer, but it depends on agencies like the fed to potentially use the tools available to monitor and mitigate threats to our economy. the committee is carefully monitoring the developments in the repo market and the fed's response. the fed should not arbitrarily reduce liquidity requirements in response to the repo market, disruption, as some on wall street have asked for. instead the fed should make appropriate adjustments to promote a well functioning repo market while ensuring we have strong capital rules that can't be gamed through window dressing. a practice where banks alter their balance sheet to appear less risky and reduce their capital levels. in addition, the riskiness of various financial assets is increasing as climate change poses a more serious risk to our economy. the fed and other regulators should utilize financial stability tools under dodd-frank such as incorporating climate related losses into supervisory stress tests of big banks to address this growing risk. i would also like to discuss recent developments involving the co

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we still have a hig feel in next in -- big field in new hampshire, edwards and richardson and dodd, andedanbiden and others. others. >> in 2008. >> yes. >> this is known as -- >> iowa and new hampshire windows the field. they did it in 08 and 16, not now, if you are a democrat you say emoy oh, my god. >> a headline today, democrats are depressed. how do you feel about that? >> i'm very disappointed in the first few weeks of the primary, wa wifes iowa was a horrific wer party, it did nothing. there was no one coming out with balloons, i'm the winner, usually after iowa, that winnows the field, that did not happen, now here you are tonight, there will be you know 4 candidates, northern 10%. no one north of 25 or so, and then you sit up joe biden and bloomberg in the background. tom steyer is third in nevada. neil: he is spending a boat load of money there. >> 25 million. >> and -- all right, matt finn you are at pete buttigieg headquarters, we're waiting, can you update us where that sts? reporter: we have people took the stage. to begin introducing him, i spoke with someone with campaign,

throwing wall street under the campaign bus and i was there in the obama administration trying to push doddhen he was on the other side much to our great annoyance. i think what you're really seeing here is just the fact that the democratic party including the centrists have moveded to the left. not just bloomberg, but buttigieg and sanders and warren who have a financial transaction tax and mentioned a capital buffer cracking down more on individuals who break laws, the consumer financial production bureau these are now pretty mainstream articles and whether bloomberg will try to follow through on them, we'll have to see how convincing he is on this turn around >> when he gets on that stage tomorrow night, i imagine people will tear him to slhreds. look at all the posts he has out there that are so ripe for plucking will he be able to prevail over this field number one and if so, by moving to the left, will he be able to then kind of move back to the center >> i'm skeptical about how well he's going to do tomorrow night. who knows. i'm not an expert on those the guy has such a long paper t