the family appears to be disappointed with design changes made by the architect frank gary. it calls for statues to replaced stone carvings. the new design kept metal tapestries depicting his home in kansas. the family called them controversial and divisive. >> am hours from now family and friends will honor the life of chuck brown. ] they will pack the washington convention center for a three- hour service. donnie simpson will host the service. chuck brown died two weeks ago after battling pneumonia. he was 75-years old. multiple crews covering tamara's memorial service. tune into our newscast to marron good morning washington. can log onto wjla.com and our social media websites as well. coming up, selling success with a 6-year-old. find out whether this little girl in our region continues in the spelling bee. >> >> following a developing story from seattle where a gunman shot and killed four people. this started with a shooting in a cafe. it spread to a carjacking near the university of washington. across the city, it ended when the gunmen took his own life. >> it made me

frank gary's original design was panned by the eisenhower family. however, he had support of the commission in charge of the memorial. the eisenhower memorial commission will hold a public meeting today to hear about those proposed changes. >>> the government is saying thank you to the country's military. the white house announced last night that active duty military personnel and their dependents will soon be able to enter every national park free. an annual pass is normally $80. the national park service estimates that giving away the passes will result in the revenue loss of between $2 million and $6 million. >>> still to come on 9news now at noon, a pill that prevents people from getting drunk. researchers at yale say they've developed one. we'll have information. >>> i'm danielle nottingham in washington. coming up, the president and lawmakers call for change after jpmorgan chase loses billions in bad trade. >>> anew addition is under way to the international space station. nasa says the russian rocket is carrying three space engineers and an a

. >>> famed architect, frank gary is making some changes.brand-new design unveiled today by the commission. the large metal tapestry showing a kansas landscape. gary has a place with statues showing president eisenhower doing his time in office and as a world war ii general. that part is meant to address complaints from his family saying it focuses too much on his kansas roots. >>> a local bartender turned local samaritan is recovering after a stabbing. anny hong reports, he now faces huge medical bills because while he has plenty of courage, he did not have any medical insurance. >> you can see i have one here, here, and three here. and two on the back. one in my groin. >> reporter: mike boon shows us the eight stab wounds he's recovering from. >> they are painful, but healing well. >> reporter: boone, who is a bartender on capitol hill was off the night he offered to walk a woman he had just met home. >> everyone, all the guys, somebody walks somebody home there every night. >> reporter: it was after last call when the two walked down the

that is the message from the family of president dwight d howard to frank gary. two sides are still at an impass over the design changes for the general eisenhower memorial. the family doesn't like the use of large metal scrims to frame the memorial park that would be near the national mall. >>> call him a real live ham burglar. the armed robber who turns a mcdonald's drive-thru into a mcdonald's climb threw. in the wee hours tuesday, this guy smashed the window and forced his way inside. you can literally see it happening. he threatens and grabs a restaurant employee and makes her empty the register. >> i don't understand how would somebody think to rob a mcdonald's through the drive-thru. >> again, here you'll see him approach that worker. this all happened at the mcdonald's on branch avenue in hillcrest heights. fortunately no one was hurt. police hope somebody watching the surveillance video give them the lead they need to catch the man. >>> the reunion tonight between the pilot that survived the crash and the virginia man that helped him. thomas proven is ju

steel and glass, it should have some kind of spirit to it and the fellow that captured that most is frank gary in his guggenheim on the left and he is basically using titanium and computer graphics to create the same kind of drama, the same kind of visual interest that the neoclassicist did with the neoclassical 100 years ago and on the right is the tower he is completing and there in lower manhattan. i may not like the scale of beekman tower or the prices they will be charging for beekman tower, but it is new york, it changes, we have have to change with it but i have to admit whether you like him or not he certainly knows how to capture your eye and create a skyline effect and that's what they did, the bozar designers did 100 years ago in the 1900s and '10s. we go back on fifth avenue, modeled on the villa rotunda and the neoclassical designs that came out of the renaissance. it is a public building. there are 5 million visitors a year. imagine if every single one said how do i get in? you haven't visited a modern museum, all glass, minimalist and all of these visitors are coming to it and t

now architect frank gary is making changes. the design focused on his humble kansas roots instead of his accomplishments. the new designs add statutes showing ike as president and in world war ii leader. >>> what do men worry about more than that first kiss? the survey that tackles dating frustrations coming up. >>> but first here's fox business network's neil cavuto. >> you're paying less to fill up, but more for about everything else. consumer prices staying flat in april while americans are seeing the cost of ghast falling, also seeing the cost -- gas falling, also seeing the cost of food and clothing rising. last month retail sales barely budging in april, not any kind of sign you want to sene recovery as consumer spending makes up 70% -- see in recovery as consumer spending makes up 70% of the entire economy. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically.  >>> oh, my goodness, guys, note to self, if you

. >>> the eisenhower memorial commission has unveiled a new design from famed architect frank gary. many parts of the memorial are the same. a large metal tapestry showing a kansas landscape will still run along the boarders but in the middle he replaced two large stone sculptures with statues of dwight eisenhower as president and world war ii generally. some members objected to the original design saying it focused too much on his kansas roots instead of all of his accomplishments. >>> you may be sharing the road with a lot more cyclists this friday. that story is coming way. >> plus a new way to enjoy one of america's most speck regard sites. you -- spectacular sites. you can do it from your computer. it's pretty neat. >> let's see who's celebrating a birthday today. happy birthday if it's your day. we'll be right back. and it only cost you $4. the $4 everyday value slam. one of 4 tasty choices for $4 off the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's. get your cash back! oh, hi. which cash back booth looks better to you, chase freedom or the largest cashback card? oh, i'll try the large

on hard times because of the economic conditions of the time, would not have been built ev thoug frank gary had already beencommitted to doing it. it was not being built and you came along. >> what happened is that walt disney's widow lillian gave $50 million. seven years went by. they weren't raising money. the county had built a parking garage below it. people said it can't be built. too complicated. it's dead. ready to be buried. on the cover of "new york times" magazine all the architectural journals and i said to my friend who was then mayor we can't let tis happen so we went t work a raised a couple hundred million dollars. >> charlie: and it got built. >> it got built. it's interesting. when it was built, when people saw pictures of it, they thought it was awful. all the comments in the l.a. times were critical. now everyone loves the building. >> charlie: the forward from this book comes from the mayor, michael bloomberg. he says, quote, we have all met unreasonable people in our lives. some of us have been called unreasonable or worse. if there's eereen somne qualified to wite a bo

morgan has lobbied hard to bring down the cost of complying with dodd- frank financial reforms, but gary gensler, a key regulator of the derivatives markets, argues there should be no special breaks for overseas offices of u.s. financial firms like the london trading unit that lost j.p. morgan so much money. >> yes, there are costs on financial institutions. yes, there will be differences overseas. but the bigger cost is if we let the american taxpayer be at risk. >> reporter: gensler also said regulators need to take a tough look at when a bank's risk management turns into a profit play. >> hedges to really be hedges generally lose money generally about as many days as they make money, because they are hedging something. the position is going up, the position makes money, the hedge loses money. >> reporter: republicans on the senate banking committee argued more rules will simply drive trading overseas. >> the better solution is, require more capital so we can let people do what they want to do. let the people in the marketace make the decision they will make, and then let them live wit

. >>> they gathered frank ogawa plaza to remember judy gary.a man was injured when a bomb went off in their car. barry died of cancer in 1997, five years later a jury found the fbi and oakland police violated their civil rights during the investigation. >>> we now know the name of one of the new b.a.r.t. stations being built on the extension. it'll be -- >>> what is probably the most famous hotel in the east bay is up for sale. the owners of berkeley's claremont hotel have decided to sell the property. bloomburg news reports paulson is selling the claremon along with another hotel in phoenix. the asking price is reportedly $80 million. >>> the u.s.s. iowa is now set to leave for its new home this saturday. it's departure from richmond was delayed last weekend because of bad weather. the battleship has been undergoing restoration. >>> the bay area is getting ready to celebrate the golden gate bridge's 75th anniversary the this weekend. david stevenson shows us what's planned and how lessons learned from the last big bash led to changes this time

. >>> they gathered frank ogawa plaza to remember judy gary.and a man was injured when a bomb went off in their car. barry died of cancer in 1997, five years later a jury found the fbi and oakland police violated their civil rights during the investigation. >>> we now know the name of one of the new b.a.r.t. stations being built on the extension. it'll be -- >>> what is probably the most famous hotel in the east bay is up for sale. the owners of berkeley's claremont hotel have decided to sell the property. bloomburg news reports paulson is selling the claremon along with another hotel in phoenix. the asking price is reportedly $80 million. >>> the u.s.s. iowa is now set to leave for its new home this saturday. it's departure from richmond was delayed last weekend because of bad weather. the battleship has been undergoing restoration. >>> the bay area is getting ready to celebrate the golden gate bridge's 75th anniversary the this weekend. david stevenson shows us what's planned and how lessons learned from the last big bash led to changes this

it's prompted an investigation which has been pushing to extend the dodd frank swap regulations to overseas trade. joining us is garyer who joins us for this exclusive interview. welcome back. how do you regulate that? i mean, that's been the thorny issue for you when you talk with jpmorgan and other banks who have overseas trading operations. they say if you try to regulate those trades, it creates an unfair playing felgd for thoiel banks because foreign banks don't have the sim rame regulat. how do you regulate the london whale when he's out of inju jurisdiction? >> he is in our jurisdiction. the american taxpayer doesn't want to stand behind it. it was overseas risk, it was a cayman islands affiliate. so we've got to guard the american public against those offshore trades bringing risk back home. >> but chairman gensler, let me ask you, this has an impact to taxpayers, right? tell me -- >> oh, no, no. with all respect, it actually hasn't impacted taxpayers because in 2008 we lost 8 million jobs in this country, and americans put in $180 billion into aig, and that was run out of london. so with all respect, i thin

reminder about this because we always hear dog frank reform was passed but in reality a lot of it hasn't been put into place yet as the f.t.c. chairman gary gensler reminded us today in regards to the overall this seven hundred trillion dollar derivatives market which this agency has a role in over seeing so you think of course naturally since they have a role in overseeing it that they would have a role with j.p. morgan and this trading loss on credit derivatives but gensler says they didn't because j.p. morgan is in register as a swaps dealer yet take a listen. but your t.v. set is no looms william there's nothing you know there's things that have mcchrystal in the regulatory. well over such a big. the back is overseen by bank regulators but under dodd frank the market regulators as mark are always we will stand up and oversee swap dealing activity in a back or an affiliate of a bank or securities spacewalk dealing activity but you're right currently the american public is not protected in that way and currently he says they have completed about house of the rules so far that they have been tasked with completing let's bring back willia

dodd-frank act the proponents have repeatedly claimed that both consumers and our financial markets will benefit from the new law. we now know that both of those claims are also. since last year chairman gary gensler over saw the largest consumer protection failure in the history of the cftc. under chairman gensler's watch customers of mf global had $1.6 billion of funds improperly taken from their accounts. the first and most basic responsibility i believe, mr. chairman, of the sftfc is to ensure that customer funds are not miss appropriated. yet despite all the new authorities conferred on the cftc by dodd-frank, the cftc was still unable to fulfill this primary responsibility to mf global customers. the cftc's failure's especially troubling here because the fund went missing during that time when it was well known that the firm was under severe financial stress and the risk of miss appropriation there was very high. even more embarrassing is the fact that there were numerous cftc officials onsite at the firm when the funds went missing. while i am pleased to see that mf global trustee is making progress in returning funds to mf global customers, chairman gensler, nonetheless owes the pu

frank gory and candle hunter, getting a hand off every now and then. kron >> this is the defensive back for the green bay packers. he also has a super bowl ring. third >>gary: the stories on dennis rodman have gone from him being controversial to barry said. the very latest, in orange county, he was sentenced to 104 hours of community service. he is working with at risk and teens. he was found guilty last year, four counts of contempt for failing to pay child support. rodman has also been placed on three years' probation. he also faces additional contempt charges and is accused of killing nearly $1 million and back child support. fifth he used to be a fantastic player. he did all of the dirty work but he also have the tattoos and nose rings. he and heroines, you just had a feeling, once they were done, no one would want them around. hawks >>gary: of pat summit was that the white house, she was presented with the middle of freedom. she was with 13 individuals who was distilled with the nation's highest civilian honor. all john glenn and bob dylan were also honored. half can attack i.e. it is known to not let him play on the edge because you guys need one a

since the passage of the dodd/frank act, it's proponents have claimed they will but if it from the new law. we now know that both of the claims are false. since last year, gary gensler oversaw the largest consumer failure in the history. customers had $1.6 billion of funds improperly taken from their accounts. the first and most basic responsibility is to ensure that customer funds are not misappropriated. despite all the new authorities conferred a on thecgfg, the sftc was unable to fulfil this primary responsibility. the sftc's failures are troubling because the funds went missing at a time that it was well known that they were under severe stress and the rest of misappropriation was very high. even more embarrassing is the facts is that there were numerous -- fact that there numerous employees when it went missing. although i am pleased to see they are making process, he owes the public a full accounting of how they failed to protect as customer assets in the first place. chairman gensler refuses to excuse himself from ms the global -- mf global. the public deserves more from their financial regulators. we need regulators willing to explain their actions.

since the passage of the dodd-frank act, it's proponents have claimed they will but if it from the new law. we now know that both of the claims are false. since last year, gary gensler oversaw the largest consumer failure in the history. customers had $1.6 billion of funds improperly taken from their accounts. the first and most basic responsibility is to ensure that customer funds are not misappropriated. despite all the new authorities conferred a on thecgfg, the cftc was unable to fulfil this primary responsibility. the cftc's failures are troubling because the funds went missing at a time that it was well known that they were under severe stress and the rest of misappropriation was very high. even more embarrassing is the fact that there numerous employees when it went missing. although i am pleased to see they are making process, he owes the public a full accounting of how they failed to protect as customer assets in the first place. chairman gensler refuses to excuse himself from mf global. the public deserves more from their financial regulators. we need regulators willing to explain their actions. if there were failures, the responsible parties need