the expansion was not designed by frank lloyd wright. it added about 50% square footage to the house. it had less formal living space. intoived into the home 1936 when he passed away. ituyer or the home and had rezone multi family. honor -- third-- owner acquired the home. they brought it back to what it represented in 1909 when the family moved in. you might walk into the house and say it looks different, and it does. the more important thing is to understand how it lives different and how it can support and reinforce an experience that family would have living in this space. it is not a museum in the traditional sense that you have andtay on plastic runners stay behind velvet ropes. it is a home. with some imagination, we hope that you can understand and feel how a family could live very comfortably in an environment that is intended to help shape and support and reinforce their experience. >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of grand rapids, michigan together with our comcast cable partners. learn more about grand rapids and

i summary of the dodd frank act was that while the dodd frank acted encourage policies to make banks have more capital, mainly what it did was impose regulations on the financial system. authors of the dodd frank act had faced a trade-off between mandating more capital and mandating more regulation and made chose to mandate regulation rather than capital. his book has changed my view on that. as he points out, if you have a capital problem or even if you don't have a capital problem, you can have a panic. people are going to tell you if you do have a capital problem and it keeps getting worse, before the financial institution collapse or declare bankruptcy from late lack of capital, people will try to pull their money out. when that happens you will have a panic in the panic is not only going to hit the bank that maybe was truly undercapitalized and on the verge of insolvency but that panic is going to hit other banks in the system regardless of if they are well-capitalized or not. it will be indiscriminate and it will create a crisis. the crisis requires immediate response. the imme

josh: the big story is the surge by frank at home -- frank edelblut. i don't know if i would rather be ted, or frank, coming so close. if the numbers hold, almost 1000-2000 votes. unknown across the state and he runs a great campaign and almost went against one of the best known political names in new hampshire. we will see him again regardless of whether he wins or loses. he has shown he is a formidable candidate and he can do a good job organizing a campaign. tonight. if you thought the status quo folks had gone away, it doesn't appear that way. he called himself the outsider in this race. a lot of people looking for someone on the outside. andy: there are what if's. what if jeanie forrester had not run? maybe he would have come over the top. josh: we will see how this shakes out. too close to call. he had numbers the black plague -- andy: we were seeing only 6% of republicans would definitely vote for him. he has done a good job of that by staying focused and not getting distracted. we heard in the last interview, he was not going to talk about that

this power was taken away by dodd-frank and not by dodd-frank actually, the earlier tarp legislation and treasury made fees on the program and never paid a cent. it remains a problem in my view and not cured but the sec's required floating on asset value, investors will still redeem and expect values to go lower. sec rules give authority to limit or change redemption in adverse conditions accelerate as commissioners observe in her decent of reform. the final tool used to combat contagion was tarp, there had been 204.8 billion. taxpayer did not pay for this. tarp expires by its own terms. much like the eu or japan have standing authority if the u.s. needs such injections from the future, authority would have to be obtained, might have been to be obtained in the midst of the crisis itself as it was in 2000. defenders of dodd-frank point to what i call two wings and a prayer, being capital and liquidity and resolution procedures. it's much less likely we need not to worry about it anymore. capital requirements are wing. we have great increase capital requirements, no doubt about it. i p

jesse frank/acts of kindness recipient: at first it started with just small. random acts of kindness, bottles of water, the food.. things like that. . ((kirsten joyce)) frank... wanted his small acts of kindness to turn into a real game changer. jesse frank/acts of kindness recipient: see if take someone, and turn their life around in 30 days... i don't know if it's possible.. we'll see what we can do... : ((kirsten joyce)) this active duty airman at nellis with a wife and three daughters used to be... homeless. living on the streets of houston texas for a year, before entering the military.. all he needed was the right opportunity to get back on his feet.. and that's what he offers to those he meets... jesse frank/acts of kindness recipient: i just get their story, and i give them small little tests... like hey do you need a backpack, what do you need, o.k. cool.. meet me here tomorrow. .. right there, it shows me if they're real or not.. ((kirsten joyce)) when he met puerto rican native, orlando living on the streets of las vegas, he could sense a very stron

so coming now of a connected this problem so dog frank starts to focus on this. -- doc frank starts to focus on this of the designation of connectedness as a central clearing to neutralize the losses to average reaction failure so now what will argue the reforms are desirable to be apart from that experience but connectedness was not so we did something else which was to legislate with respect to contagion they were trying to stop the contagious run on the bank as a lender of last resort of capital injection sinbad bank but the fed was created 1913 to stop financial panics the latest of which 1907. interestingly that panic started the nonbanking sector of the trust company and then would have a lower penalty rate, discount window, access for primary dealers to a the window with the auction facility. for nonbanks i cannot go into all of them but they included to purchase unsecured and paper from corporate issuers and the the the market investor facility to purchase assets to provide with liquidity. but with that financial feelings but n2007 to be invested in u.s. treasuries by 2009 it w

rich ashooh conceded to incumbent frank guinta this morning. he says he will support the republican ticket without endorsing guinta.

what do you think it was about frank at all blue -- frank edelblut? mr. sununu: frank ran a great race. he had a great presence with his activist core. our numbers showed that no one was going to run away from it and no one would be too far left behind. we need frank would be right there at the end. obviously, it was closer than we thought it would be. it made it exciting for us. in the end, it turned out to be a great unifier. gathered wednesday. frank supporters and ted supporters have reached out. they know we need to turn this around -- that being the lack of leadership in the state. so we are moving forward in one concerted effort. encouraging. josh: and it happened quickly. when it comes to frank edelblut, the so-called antiestablishment appetite appears to be still hungry. mr. sununu: been the appetite in new hampshire for decades. we always want the new face. we do not believe in the career politicians. we should now. this is public service. i am an engineer. public service is one way i get back. i think running for governor fits my experience and

we will start with frank., what is the most important thing that hillary has to do in the debate? frank: i think she needs to seem genuine. voters have said time and again they are worried about her trustworthiness and honesty. they see her as someone who has been in political life for so long. they see her as a vessel of ambition, fulfilling a destiny she charted for herself long ago. i think she needs to convince american voters she has a genuine desire to make their lives better, and that she is doing this for them and not for her. lesley: i am coming back to that because i think she has striven to be genuine. and it is hard -- how do you go out there and try to be genuine? but, what do you think? james: i with think she would want to keep the benghazi hearings in mind. she very confidently and firmly, but not meanly, batted back one after another and showed she knows the subject matter. you name a topic, she will have given six speeches on it over the last year or two. temperamentally, she is calmly in com

frank: where is the crisis?llapattah has been asking -- gallup has been asking every economy has the biggest in the world. since 2008, americans have been saying china. it's been wrong since 2008, but it speaks volumes about where america sees our place in the world. to interrupt,want but unfortunately, i have to. this is very sad because i could go on forever about my favorite topic, politics, but we have run out of time. thank you. don: welcome to "with all due respect." let's get straight to the news dominating today. after days of protests in the streets of charlotte in north carolina, police have not released a video of the shooting of keith scott. received video from scott's family. the video was taken by scott's wife. it shows her telling police her husband has a traumatic brain injury. she pleads with her husband to

frank: where is the crisis?s been asking every year who has the biggest economy in the world? since 2008, americans have been saying china. the largest number have been saying china. it has been erroneous since 2008, but it speaks volumes about where america sees our place in the world. lesley: i don't want to interrupt, but unfortunately, i have to interrupt. this is very sad because i could go on forever about my favorite topic, politics, but we have run out of time. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> we are inside the magazine headquarters in new york. >> an investigation of the helicopter killing u.s. troops. >> the $2 billion mistake samsung made in its rush to compete with apple. >> all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." carol: we're here with ellen pollock.

frank: where is the crisis?p has been asking every year who has the biggest economy in the world? since 2008, americans have been saying china. the largest number have been saying china. it has been erroneous since 2008, but it speaks volumes about where america sees our place in the world. lesley: i don't want to interrupt, but unfortunately, i have to interrupt. this is very sad because i could go on forever about my favorite topic, politics, but we have run out of time. thank you. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg west. voting for cruz donald trump in november. in a post on facebook, he said hillary clinton would be unacceptable as president. cruz had withheld his endorsement. come says he is honored. both parties criticized obama for vetoing them measure. mitch mcconnell promising to hold is over right vote. a man

this is a requirement of dodd frank. some of my friends believe a script that can't be changed or altered in anyway but they conveniently refused some of the other areas. do you believe there should be a nomination to fill this position. >> we would certainly welcome a nomination. >> have you brought that up in your weekly lunches? >> this is a matter for the administration. >> that's not my question. have you brought it up? i mean, you're having to be here in somebody else's stead. have you brought it up with the administration or specifically secretary lu or anybody else. >> i'm not going to discuss what i have or haven't discussed with the very decree tear. it's an administration responsibility. >> we'll continue to hold you responsible for that obligation which is something that you shouldn't be held for but that's your decision. do you believe that any and all rule making regarding regulatory or supervision should be suspended until this vice chair is -- >> no, i think the board of governors is charged with supervis

(frank siller, stephen siller's brother): "proud of you. look what you have done with your life with your sacrifice. mommy and daddy are proud of you, all your siblings are. your kids are. your wife is. the whole community is. you did something special steve." that was john berman reporting. meantime... some local cyclists are wrapping up a 15 hour bike ride.. to honor the victims of 9-11. the nonprofit defending freedom hosts these freedom rides to raise money to feed local homeless veterans. participants started riding spin bikes at the eos fitness gym on durango.. at about 3 p-m yesterday.. and they should be wrapping up right about now.. freedom is partnering with u-s vets to provide hot meals for vegas veterans. tesla reveals improvements on its autopilot driving system today. it enables drivers to let go of the wheel for several minutes. but tesla came under pressure to improve it... after several crashes... including one that killed a driver in florida. the company says the upgrades will include "advanced processing of radar signals"

secretary, we've had barney frank, the author of the dodd/frank bill, in this committee, sitting in that chair, who has testified to this committee that he told us that the $50 billion threshold is arbitrary and we should look at alternative methods for determination. we've also heard from other regulators such as chair yellen, and they support a different approach as well. would you agree that size should not be the only thing to determine what a systemic important financial institution is? >> congressman, i think ultimately the real issue is risk. >> do you agree that -- >> i think part of the challenge is that when people talk about what size bank is a big bank, the conversation is often unconnected to whether banks fall in terms of size. there aren't that many banks over 50. when you talk about drawing the line at 500, you're talking about only a very few institutions. some of the largest institutions are in between. >> mr. chairman, i've got just a few minutes here, please. my piece of legislation takes away all of the size definitions. as you can see on the board here, you probably

miuccio jeffrey peter mladenik frank v. moccia, sr. louis joseph modafferi boyie mohammed and our brother john thomas and sylvia and and law their unborn child. it has been 15 years since we lost saw you. sometimes it feels like forever but most days it feels like yesterday. easier bo.yie here.ould be they say you are in a better and i wish i could see your face. you are loved and missed by all more than words could ever express. -- we love you all, the three of you to the moon and back. we love and miss you. [applause] boyie mohammed dennis mojica manuel d. mojica, jr. kleber rolando molina manuel de jesus molina carl molinaro justin john molisani, jr. brian patrick monaghan franklyn monahan john gerard monahan kristen leigh montanaro craig montano michael g. montesi carlos alberto montoya antonio de jesus montoya valdes cheryl ann monyak thomas carlo moody sharon moore krishna v. moorthy laura lee defazio morabito abner morales carlos manuel morales paula e. morales sonia mercedes morales puopolo gerard p. moran, jr. john christopher

chris sununu does hold the slight edge over frank edelblut. the fact that edelblut has too much support is the state rep is not conceding. the campaign says edelblut might make a statement later this morning. psi knew knew pulled a lot of support. he is expected to hold on. >> it is exciting. it is exciting. i mean -- look. it is close. there's still a good amount of votes to come in. they will be counted. we feel very good. we're very optimistic. we have to count all of the votes. it wouldn't be a good new hampshire primary. >> what i can tell you next governor. ray: the democratic race was decided fairly early in the evening with colin van ostern easily winning his party's nomination over steve marchand and mike connolly. van ostern pledging to fight to keep new hampshire a no sales tax state, try to extend commuter rail service. he says the experience proves he's ready to lead new hampshire. >> the decisions that w years will determine our state's economic future for the next decade to come. i know we can move our state forward the new hamp

that is what dodd-frank does. we haven't finished dodd-frank yet. we're still implementing aspects of it. but too big to fail is addressed in dodd-frank and addressed in very profound way. living wills helps us to understand how to put the big institutions out of their misery. dodd-frank allows us to separate them if we need to and eviscerate them if necessary. too big to fail is all about winding down these big aigs of the world without them taking the economic order with them. like to make a point if i may before we respond to the question of community banks, if i may. madam chair, the big banks have hijacked the term community bank. they have hijacked this early t you and i understand most banks in this country are under a billion dollars, most of them, probably 89% thereabouts. under a billion dollars. well the big banks have concluded that you can be a 50 billion-dollar bank, 100 billion-dollar bank and still be a community bank. therein lies the problem. when we make efforts to help the community bank which are smaller banks, the big banks ste

frank peter christopher frank colleen l. fraser richard k. fraser kevin j.llian inez frederick andrew fredericks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan w. friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my late wife laura lee fazio. we miss you, we think of you every day, we love you, mom, dad, jeff, craig and me. imagine one day we can live in peace. maybe one day we can all live as one again. >> and my father, port authority police officer nathaniel. you are missed and loved more than you will ever know. you will always be my hero daddy, and now i get to share you with everyone. [applause] >> andrew keith friedman paul j. friedman gregg j. froehner lisa anne frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul james furmato karleton douglas beye fyfe fredric neal gabler richard peter gabriel richard s. gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante and her unborn child grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher lourdes

frank edelblutas first congressional district. republicans frank giunta and rich ashooh are neck in neck. giunta has 36% and ashooh has 35%. more results coming up in a few minutes. erin: beautiful day yesterday. looks like we're in for nice weather today. kevin: at least to start. not everyone gets rain today. temperatures with a huge spread. a 30-degree difference. it may have a passing shower or storm later. erin: we want to check the road for us. this is how things are moving out there. sean: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined livey good morning. deb: good morning. we have road work. the exit two is closed at the time. you need to avoid that area if possible. also on the southbound side on the everett turnpike, the left lane is closed for some road work. 93 south moving well. in massachusetts, we're seeing some delays on 495 southbound. sean: back of the results of the new hampshire primary. there are two races that are still too close to call. one of them is the republican contest for governor. erin: colin van oste

paige's father, frank, can't reach his daughter either. >> give me a call on my cell phone. this is dad, bye. >> reporter: all of the calls going straight to voicemail. >> this is carol. >> reporter: close friend and babysitter carol linderholm remembers becoming increasingly concerned. >> at first i thought, well, she's probably really busy, and then i kept calling her and there was no response. >> where the heck are you? >> reporter: by saturday, it's a full panic. a family friend walks daughter jess, the oldest of three, into the mesa county sheriff's department to file a missing persons report. >> it was a mom. somebody that you know wouldn't just abandon her kids. >> reporter: stan hilkey was the sheriff at the time of paige's disappearance. real loving mother, reported to be a great mom who, you know, did a lot of activities with the kids. was very loving. >> she was always creating costumes for the kids, and she taught a dance class for little toddlers. everything was centered around the children. >> reporter: so the kids were really attached to paige? >> oh, very muc

josh: last but not least frank edelblut. >> frank edelblut graduated from the university of rhode island. he also has theology. he started his own company, control solutions and then joined an angel investment group. he's a new hampshire state rep. he's marryed and has -- married and has children. >> i'm a proven job creator. i have fought for fiscally life. i have foug for conservative values. josh: let's introduce tonight's panelist. dave solomon. david sexton and allie morris. let's get right to it. we're going begin with something you touched on representative edelblut. republican voters here in new hampshire made it very known that in the first of the nation primary that political in fact, it could be argued that ties to the establishment could be viewed as a liability rather than a benefit. how do you make the case to the tens of thousands of voters in new hampshire that you're not an establishment politician simply trying to sound like an outsider? chris: look, my father was involved in politics. my brother was involved in politics. hampshire from the rest of the country. that's h

family members say frank interliccia is the suspect. the identity. police say the murder happened inside an apartment, near tropicana and paradise. neighbors spotted the suspect roaming the streets in blood. police believe he may have been living with the victims. it's also unclear if the suspect was under the influence at the time of the attack. witnesses say a fourth person was in the apartment and was attacked... but was able to get away. right now, there is a man in jail by the name of frank interliccia... charged with murder and home invasion. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the company who makes is defending its costs on the medication. why they believe the product is being sold at a reasonable price. ((brian loftus)) >> and, fitness trackers may just be a mind game. why researchers say people are losing more weight without one. /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to strea

this is a requirement of dodd frank. some of my friends believe a script that can't be changed or altered in anyway but they conveniently refused some of the other areas. do you believe there should be a nomination to fill this position. >> we would certainly welcome a nomination. >> have you brought that up in your weekly lunches? >> this is a matter for the administration. >> that's not my question. have you brought it up? i mean, you're having to be here in somebody else's stead. have you brought it up with the administration or specifically secretary lu or anybody else. >> i'm not going to discuss what i have or haven't discussed with the very decree tear. it's an administration responsibility. >> we'll continue to hold you responsible for that obligation which is something that you shouldn't be held for but that's your decision. do you believe that any and all rule making regarding regulatory or supervision should be suspended until this vice chair is -- >> no, i think the board of governors is charged with supervis

this is a requirement of dodd-frank. much vaunted dodd-frank. that some of my friend believe is holy script that can't be chippinged or altered but refuse the other areas. do you believe there should be a nomination? to philadelphia this -- to fill this position. >> we would certainly welcome a nomination. >> have you brought that up with secretary lew in your weekly lunches. >> this is a matter for the administration -- w >> that's not my question ofht t have you bright it up? you're having to be here in somebody else's stead.qu have you brought it up with their administration or specific live secretary lew or issue in else.er >> i'm not going to discuss what i have discussed or haven't with the secretary. it is administration responsibility and we would certainly welcome a nomination. >> i guess we'll continue to hold you responsible for that obligation, which is something that you shouldn't be held for, but that your decision. >> i think -- >> -- i'm going on. do you believe any and all rulemaking railroad can regulatory or supervision should

i put frank on the phone. they work it out so frank helped oliver get access to the giants coach, bill parcells to go backstage and see what it was really like. yeah. very similar to what oliver did interviewed and talked snowden into making the movie. it's going to be fascinating. >> snowden has a cameo in the movie, too. >> a shout-out for today in nashville. >> so you know, we see you in nashville. wsmb channel 4, brand new show comes on after us highlighting country music stars, and those on the rise. hosting, best of luck. and hello. >> jet-setting, in the kitchen. leads anything but a simple life. the one, the other paris hilton. >> yes, and oliver stone, only on our show will you see that combination. we'll be right back. i love thaf the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. ? look up

"frank ingo" says his phone rang friday, and the caller id said "teco." the person on the other end told frank he owed about 15-hundred- dollars... and if he didn't pay up... his power would be turned off. electricity is ?crucial for frank... because his mother is currently in hospice care in his home. and his mom was the first thing he thought about: frank says the scammers did small things to make them sound more legitimate... for instance, they made up an elaborate excuse as to ?why his automatic payments were no longer working. they even had someone posing as a supervisor ready to talk to him. teco says between 10 to 15 customers have heard from these scammers. the company reminds customers: teco will ?never ask for credit card or debit card numbers over the phone. if directly. today in tampa: the hillsborough county commission is holding a public hearing on the plan to add a new "animal abuser registry" it would work just like a sex offender registry... offenders would be required to register, or face fines. and the list would go online, so animal ad

frank: yes, sir, yes, sir. steve: yeah. frank: we are the adams family from kansas city. steve: frank, introduce everybody. frank: this is my lovely wife rhonda, this is my wonderful nephew adam, my--my sister--my wife's twin sister saundra, and

josh: good chance we'll hear from frank edelblut again too. another race that kept everyone congressional district, rich ashooh concededded to incumbent frank guinta this morning. but a very narrow margin, after what was a somewhat contentious primary race between the two. the day after the election, republicans in new hampshire held their traditional unity breakfast. the goal was to smooth over any hard feelings that may linker from primary battles, but this year might have had extra scandal came to a head last year, many leading republicans calling than him to resign. he ignored those calls and pulledded out a narrow victory. >> we are a unified party, i'm looking forward to making sure that everyone on this ticket wins in new hampshire, starting

(frank siller, stephen siller's brother): "november 15th he would have been turning fifty." (john brother): "i think he would have been a very young fifty he would have had over twenty-years already. he would have been able to retire. um but there is no way he would retire." (john berman, new tell him?" (frank siller, stephen siller's brother): "proud of you. look what you have done with your wife is. the whole community is. you did something special steve." john berman, cnn, new york. a new video this morning of a very special event that took place in dallas, texas. firefighters from all over the nation came together to take the first responders who lost their lives 15 years ago each climber wore a picture -- of a first responder who lost their lives trying to save others in the twin towers. they honor them by climbing 110 stories -- in full gear -- at renaissance tower. sot 39:40 chad chadwick, highland park (we're doing this for the people who did it long before us ) butt to sot officer darian hogg, waco police we're doing this for a lot of registration for the dallas sta

(frank siller, stephen siller's brother): "proud of you. look what you have done with your life with your sacrifice. mommy and daddy are proud of you, all your siblings are. september 25-th this year. dangerous on the ground. and a nightmare in the sky. tonight-- an urgent warning -- from u-s airlines -- about the samsung galaxy note 7. now -- to fears -- of those galaxy-note- seven's. tells us --about a special warning tonight -- for people on airplanes. script: tonight - the exploding cell phone battery that may have sparked this car fire ? now triggering a new pre-flight warning across america. gfx/natsot delta on-board announcement: samsung galaxy note7 phones are not to be charged or powered on during this flight. passengers on board several domestic carriers hearing similar messages about that galaxy note 7 - the instructions coming straight from the f- a-a. mos leigha mai-ling: "it's a nerve- wracking and now i'm also thinking about it when i get on my plane." samsung says so far - at least 35 reports of devices have caught fire or e

i put frank on the phone. they work it out so frank helped oliver get access to the giants coach, bill parcells to go backstage and see what it was really like. interviewed and talked snoweden into making the movie. it's going to be fascinating. >> snowden has a cameo in the movie, too. >> a shout-out for today in nashville. >> so you know, we see you in nashville. wsmb channel 4, brand new show comes on after us highlighting country music stars, and those on the rise. hosting, best of luck. and hello. >> jet-setting, in the kitchen. le life. the one, the other paris hilton. >> yes, and oliver stone, only the perfect brow? it's so easy now. new brow drama pomade crayon from maybelline new york. our 1st creamy wax crayon sculpts and tames as it colors, in one easy swipe. maybelline's new brow drama pomade make it happen ? maybelline new york ? we could brag about what's in new light & fit yogurt. but we'd rather talk about what's not in it. like no artificial colors or preservative ingredients. es... maybe we'r

frank peter christopher frank colleen l. fraser richard k. fraser kevin j.de frazier, jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredericks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan w. friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my late let -- wife, laura lee. you, we think of you mom, day, we love you, dad, jeff, craig and me. livecans, one day we can in peace. maybe one day we can all live as one again. >> and my father, port authority police officer nathaniel. you are missed and loved more than you will ever know. you will always be my hero, daddy, and now i get to share you with everyone. [applause] andrew keith friedman paul j. friedman gregg j. froehner lisa anne frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul james furmato karleton douglas beye fyfe fredric neal gabler richard peter gabriel richard s. gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante and her unborn child grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher lourde