the dot franc bill didn't go far enough. to say we are not going to regulate it all, breaking up the two sets of banks, taking the function out requires regulation. you can't get away from that. >> are there safeguards in place. >> i'm not an advocate for eliminating regulation. this is not start. they are dolling out 20 million bonus, we are at risk of citigroup failing again. this is a failed regulatory model. that you must acknowledge. >> it's an centring thing. you need someone to agree that this thing didn't go far enough. the senate has been taken over by the large banks. jamie diamond's chase bank revealed they had 6.2 billion in the trading losses that they covered up. now he's on the phone asking congress to lay off regulating them. >> not enough safeguards in place. >> he kept his job. >> on this note. is the federal reserve, the ftic, are they prepared to handle a sytematic crisis? >> not likely in 2006 or 2008. hardly anyone is prepared to handle that. we came this close to a global financial and economic melt do

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dot, dot, dot. i've been here waiting for a while. dot, dot, dot. it's okay.reporter: when you learned about the apple buyout, one of the things you said publicly is this will be good for the kids in the inner city. why is that? >> the reason that is powerful and important is because it gives a new lane for people to aspire to, you know, travel down. oh, dr. dre made some consumer electronic products and, wow, apple bought it? you needed something like that in culture so kids could dream that way. >> reporter: and will is dreaming big. working with a team of designers to incorporate his ideas into creations that are part music, part fashion. you're wearing a backpack you designed, right? >> i'm wearing a backpack that has power and sound. so instead of having a piece of technology you put into your bag for you to have sound, the backpack itself is sound. ♪ >> reporter: so, you've got a decent sound system. that's cool. very cool. and it powers your device how? >> we have jackets that power your device. the jacket -- the sleeve touches the device and powers the

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sheer polka dot blouse and i say the size. let's try 20 for this one. >> reporter: let's do it. >> let's post this one. >> reporter: first customer to comment wins the sale. >> another thing that's really important is kind of customer service. you still want your customers to finish it feeling like, hey, that was awesome and i want to buy something from alyssa again. >> reporter: the success of insta shopping has big brands taking notice. mark jacobs, michael kors, coach and bannan that republic are just some of the few that have turned to instagram to appeal to virtual window shoppers. in fact, 93% of big brand lgs n now have an instagram presence. that's up from 63% in july. although you can't directly buy items from those big designers on instagram just yet, knee is a garcia says there's a huge business potential for brand retailers selling on instagram. >> instagram is changing the game in terms of fashion, because it's such a powerful visual tool. they're using instagram to further communicate their message, to inspire, t

, dot, dot. investigation hasn't been completed into what caused it. >>> very, very odd swim. he's almost like he's flying in the water. >> starting today's sport reports with a swimming competition and the american bald eagle. >> wow. >> symbol of america, taking a nice swim. >> quite a span. the big wings, that's a lot. gets you far with one stroke. >> i want to see the next video of these birds running. maybe training for the triathlon. >> headed to land. >> as you can see, bird's on land, gets wings up. it's got to dry those things off. guess who else likes the water? a kangaroo. the hughes family in australia woke up hearing a raucous in the pool. the family called multiple agencies including the police, didn't get any response in that nobody would come. so, finally he used a broom to kind of sweep it out of the water. once out of the water, it didn't exactly leave. >> he's got a bar, pool table and a drum kit. awesome house! >> why should i leave? it left by hopping down the street. >>> in

you see the black dots and you're focusing on the black dots and your eyes are following them aroundw, and you try to escape seeing the black dots but you can't.ç you think that black dots is it. there's no black dots there, you know, it's crazy. >> reporter: he also remembers how inmates yelled to each other. >> it's a little crack on the side of the door. you get close to it and you scream, you know.ç you scream let me out, let me out. so many people have been in that cell when they screamed on the gate. it smells like a bunch of breath and drool. i cannot make this up. >> reporter: united nations considered solitary confinement to be cruel and inhumane. the investigator on torture is juan mendez. >> in legal term the convention on the rights of a child specifically says that solitary confinement for young offenders is prohibited. it's prohibited as a matter of international law. and it's not capricious. it's because the medical and the psychiatric literature demonstrates that youngç offenders suffer isolation and very different in much worse forms than adults.ç >> those who wo

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he wrote down to peter, love ringo star, dot, dopt, dot, dot. i have one, and ringo has one. >> you have done boeing 777. >> i did a boeing 777, yes. >> an o liner. >> an ocean liner, the biggest ship in the world. i couldn't believe i painted it, it was this big, a little bigger. i painted it. >> you've been the official artist for the olympics. >> five times at least. >> you painted for six presidents you have pointed for the world series, for the world cup, the super bowl, the u.s. open, n.a.s.c.a.r., the kentucky derby. that is to start. >> every time i did one of those i thought to myself maybe i should paint regular paintings. heing abouted me and begged me. >> here in the new york studio the 76-year-old doesn't stop working. with his art and the growing brand attached. >> you have people working for you. you are churning out art constantly. >> i paint every day. people assist me - mixing my paints, they get the cap vases stretched. they photograph them. i was set up for the printers, where we make posters of things. i'm in the arts, i lov

so then at some point we have to connect the dots here because if he is making those online threats at what point then did he come into contact with officers in the scene in a realtime situation. were they in fact aware of his identity? were they investigating it when they happened to come across this individual that they have already tied these pieces together at this hour? >> that's what we're trying to figure out. i think it's one of these things where there is a special form of investigation for these types of threats online and obviously the big question when did police actually make contact with them and what exactly transpired before -- >> -- the circumstances. >> where they had to draw their weapons. a lot of questions we are hoping to get answers out of this press conference. >> all right dave. perhaps we will be checking back in with you. interesting development. you said as many as five officers at the scene, shots

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david: you mentioned the dot com bubble was a stock phenomenon, there weren't a the love the dot-com companies that had debt. unlike the oil and gas companies have gone into debt. they've issued a lot of debt in order to drill for their wells? >> and also hired a lot of people. most of the good jobs that have been created were created in that sector. and so these jobs are now at risk. and i think this is somewhere between the dot com bubble and the housing bubble. bigger than dot com, smaller than housing, they were positive effects of falling home prices, it made it cheaper to buy houses but a lot of debt accumulated and layoffs in the sector. we're looking at the same possibilities in the oil sector, but here's a bigger question to ponder. if it turns out that oil was just the bubble created by cheap money, what about the stock market? what about the housing market? what about the bond market? what if they're all bubbles? what if the oil bubble is the first of many bubbles that are going to pop. we have much bigger problems there. david: we could do the what-ifs for a long time. yo

if we were in the dot com era. a little more thought behind, it venture capital money out there thanks to janet yellen, and made for amazing year for start-ups. neil: jonathan? >> neil, where they've interfered where, government has interfered in the market there's been massive wealth destruction. just this last week, it came out that insurer created under obamacare which was loaned $125 million is belly-up. billions of dollars with green energy, and all through the 2014 small businesses were reluctant to hire because of obamacare. i'm happy the dow is up. i'm happy the market's up i think it's despite always seeing from government because of it, and all of the companies, the net flicks the ubers and snapchats are for not for profit government bureaucrats. >> veronica look at the greatest companies most started in tough times. home depot comes to mind microsoft comes to mind apple comes to mind. so is this despite what's going on, or when you hear the president because what he's got going on. >> perhaps the sfoirt

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rainfall amounts, dot dot dot, nothing there we know we saw rain, and lets combo next to storm scan threestem. at least the bulk of it. we are tracking a nor'easter. it is very, very large. it is a large system but it is just stuck. large dome of high pressure off to the northeast off the map blocking this from going anywhere. you can see additional moisture. decent snow falling up threw up state new york. even a little will wider zoom and take it out one more time. here's circulation. we have a counterclockwise flow with areas have of low pressure in the northern hemisphere a digsal round of snow or rain will melt into our area here and allow to us end up with additional, you know, snow flakes or rain showers but nothing that has chance to accumulate, here around philadelphia. that is where we are advisory, posted. and left over shower, tomorrow in the form of a getaway or snow as temperatures whoever in the mid to upper 30's at best. finally, finally, and, finally is slowly but surely taking lead back and we will even up with partly to mostly sunny day. it looks like wet weather issues

the social media, empowerment, it connects the dots with the disillusioned, the impressionable, the mentally deranged individuals and the fact the dehumanization and the declawing of the police, the emboldenment of officials, this was the perfect storm for brinsley to murder two cops having lunch. >> thank you so much. stay with fox news for updates throughout the evening and for more, foxnews.com. thanks for watching.

you can get a full list on our website -- kron4-dot-com. again -- the movie is opening on christmas day. coming up. the clock is ticking for last minute shoppers. the mad rush -- and the stores still open on christmas eve. plus -- a major move by the f-d-a. the plan to ease the three decade ban on blood donations by gay and bisexual men. also -- a terrifying road rage incident -- caught on camera. the dramatic accounts and the suspect's previous trouble with the law. next east of sacramento. a former miss california contestant named delanie strykul says she was driving saturday when another car cut her off. 50-year-old diedre or-ozco of santa clara is accused of tailgating - then ramming the car. she'd reportedly been released from jail only a day earlier after allegedly being involved in a hit and run last week.in roseville. strykul and her friend were terrified during the saturday incident - and called 9-1-1. srykil admits she gave the suspect the finger.and now says she'll stop retaliating on the road. as for the suspect.she was in court

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dot.of went away like the way that the digital images do it years later they expect i know my painting. wasn't that on paris buhler's day off? is the centerpiece of the pivotal scene in the movie. three high school kids playing hooky and when they come to the art institute, one of them named cameron stares for a long time at the painting. as he gazes more and more deeply into the painting, with a stricken look on his face, the scene disappeared from view and it falls apart into a chaotic random collection of colored dots. it's at that moment he realizes his own life seems to be falling apart. i have a certain sympathy for him, but what i see when i look at the painting is in chaos. i don't see the world falling apart. what i see is the world being analyzed down to the smallest and most basic parts. seeing the little dots for which it is made up that it doesn't seem to me that the world is falling apart, it means more than one way to look at the picture. and there is more than one way to lo

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if you're talking about a children's game, the dots are numbered. in order to find out whether someone is important. let's say osama bin laden's courier or not, you may come at it in a very circuitous way. and it's just not a world in which there are specific answers, specific number on a dot and you look, that one now fits. >> all right. another side of this conversation from former director of central intelligence. thanks so much for your time today. >> good to be with you. >>> just ahead, stay here, we're going to look at what you have trended on social media. some interesting ones there. for instance, one harvard professor from column "a," a chinese restaurant from column "b," and oh, one overcharge with extra sauce. twitter, the things you love makes us happy. our daily spike up ahead. ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm here we go, here we go, here we go. ♪ fifty omaha set hut ♪ losing feeling in my toes ♪ ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm with a favor

or not connect the dots and she has the right to dress and act as responsible of her own life. freedom of choice the same way that elizabeth cady stanton and others, the same way that they were fighting and people were saying that the bible says a woman's place is at home. they were saying the name thing about them. and so that is what the fight is all about. not about religion, it is taking it and turning it into the instrument of the state where the religion loses spiritual power. and we see it here as we try to do the same thing here in this country. so what i'm trying to say is that the poet and the writers, some of them were killed, some of them are still in jail. so the point is that it we know that books are objects by which people kill and are killed. and so they have obviously drawn the line. and that is a question, and that is what i start a new book with. the question that the young man who told me it is all useless. he said these people, meaning the american people, they are not like us. people don't care about the questions. and that question stayed in my mind beca

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and one of the reasons i'm here today is we have to connect the dots. all of us are throughout trying to create a better world and a more sustainable planet and humanity and product humanity. when you look at the textile industry as one of the world, we ll can play a role in making a difference there. whether we're leveraging celebrities or what are they wearing. collaborating and co-creating with other educators so we can tell our stories together. and they are starting to shift this paradigm in fashion. one of the really encouraging things for me and i'm very optimistic is look at the next generation. i have two teenagers and they're growing up where natural foods organic foods are in their super market. they're growing up more consciously and when i used to say the concept of the ecofashion people thought i was crazy such as an paradox cal world. and those who worlds use today e very die cot mist. - dichotomist. there's an intant gap. i've seen the fashion industry as well as the fashioniness opportunities in this institute go from this small niche c

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. >> for the yellow dot in san francisco is that the fourth and king site or the transbay terminal site? >> it would be i would have to go and look at the exact position for it but it would be four and this king down to the line because this project is only from 4th and king down to santa fe. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> and just on the slide number six, he pointed out that there is a shortfall in the disadvantaged businesses and enterprise and participation but cal train is working on projects to meet the 12 percent participation goal, is that right? >> that is correct. >> just to clarify, so that the number that we have selected for the project, that is the goal for that project and so it is a five percent goal. >> and most of and i am sorry, i missed this in the presentation. is most of the project cost increase just based on the usual increase in cost of construction that normally happens, this is not including potential cost increases if we look at kind of the vehicle alignment that we had talked about yesterday. >> that is correct. >> it is basically a lot of it is escalat

the bars and dots are numbers -- a dot for one, a bar for five. these two symbols formed the basis of a highly sophisticated mathematical system. it was used to record the movements of venus and of the moon and sun. astronomical events were linked to events on earth through elaborate calculations of time. stuart: they were operating with a fairly complicated kind of calendar. it counted the days in several systems. there was a 260-day cycle, a 365-day cycle, and then there was the great overriding cycle by which they really tamed eternity. and that was the long count. keach: with the long count, the maya measured time from a beginning point thousands of years in the past. on this stela, or freestanding monument at copan, long count glyphs compute the passage of 1,403,800 days since the maya calendar began. beyond the long count, the maya also noted this date in ritual, lunar, and solar calendars. all of this to record a single day. and when was that on the western calendar ? archaeologists again referred to landa's book. bishop landa said that, he