the same with dodd-frank. instead we've seen a house services committee that wants wholesale destruction. of course we will work on making the kinds of changes that what ellen has spoken about in making those reforms. madam chair, you recently stated you do not expect another financial crisis in our lifetimes. setting aside the delicate question of your and my and all of our life expectancies, is that predicated on maintaining the strength of the current regulatory structure. >> let me state what i think i should have stated originally when i made that comment. i believe we have done a great deal since the financial crisis to strengthen the financial system and to make it more resilient. i think we can never be confident that there won't be another financial crisis, but we have acted in the aftermath of that crisis to put in place much stronger capital and liquidity requirements for systemic banking organizations in the banking system where generally i think our stress testing regime is forcing banks to greatl

niklas frank, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.feel that you have some sort of a duty to your country to speak about your past? i think so, yes. i have the duty because, by chance, i was born in this family and i could tell the people... ah, how to behave with parents like i had. when do you think you first began to feel that you must speak out as volubly, as publicly as possible about your father and about your feelings toward your father? it was a growing wish, because of the silence in germany. families, all the families of my friends, everybody was silent. and they didn't talk about the past. and this i couldn't endure, because i always wanted to know how is it that society behaves if it changes to a dictatorship. and i always have a feeling that germany is still prepared to do this. and so i looked closer towards families and friends and connectedness, and ifound out that still there is something in the german people which makes me fear them. fear, your own country and your own people? yes, i would say so. well, i want to pick

comey was testifying in the senate, watch parties around america we passed repeal and replace and dodd-frank out of the house. we passed 270 bills already. we passed more bills out of the house of representatives in the first few months of the trump residency than the first 6 months of the obama presidency, the clinton presidency and bush presidency, we have already enacted the biggest increase in border security in law in 10 years, we had a big down payment in our military, overhauled the veterans administration. 14 congressional review acts repealing that oppressive regulations of the 15th on its way to the president's desk. we have done more things in the past 6 months that nobody knows about because wall-to-wall coverage on russia and tweets and countdown clocks and this other stuff. even though there may be distractions in the media, we are here getting our work done. maria: i know you have done a lot particularly with regulations as well. that does move the needle on economic growth but it is a fair question to ask do the republicans want to see this president succeed? >> of course we

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> now they need to get frank to play that game. >> i'm sure frankould love to play that. >>> we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, everyone. a final recap of this developing story we've been following, this oakland building fire. a live look at the aftermath now from our nbc bay area sky ranger. right now investigators are putting the call out for anyone with any information, possibly who have seen something, maybe took some video. we are looking for if witnesses saw anything suspicious when this fire broke out. it started about 4:30 this morning, took more than two hours to control. the building which was under construction was completely destroyed. it's supposed to be a mixed use building with apartments on top, retail space on the bottom. >>> city officials are even saying today, laura, this is the fourth apartment fire in the last year, the fifth if you include the ghost ship fire. so it's been a treacherous last 12 months for that city, no doubt about that. >> the investigation will continue there. in the meantime, it's friday. a lot of people

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frank learned from his mistakes. a broken immigration system with an a less than unfortunate community. he was on his way to receiving a associates degree at nova. do you know the positive impact that would have had on his family? tonight i spoke very briefly to the friend who started a gofundme campaign to help the family. she said that she a their online media postings. live in falls church, back i ben sen, news 4. >> thank you, jacquie. from a potential death penalty to new denials tonight, there are several new developments in this disturbing case down in texas. the driver of that truck, james bradley, jr., faces a federal charge that could carry the death penalty. investigators say he is just part of a large human smuggling organization. the owner of the trucking company linked to the case denies any involvement. he says he sold his trailer to someone in mexico. one of the surviving victims told a guatemala diplomat they were going to houston. he denies knowing what was inside his trailer. >> the district and so

i am only frank baxter., with the help of some pages of history, we will federal piece of parchment that has been handed down to us with loving care. this declaration of independence that is "our heritage." i think few of us know what happened on the fourth of july in 1776. we know the liberty bell ring , and that thomas jefferson and john adams played a part in it. it took place in philadelphia in independence hall or that state house, which was its name at the time. and we all know of john hancock, his name so huge that king george could read it without his spectacle. let's take a look at our crown jewel. it is a treasure of value without compare. it is part of our heritage and part of our constitution. how it became the bill of rights and our fundamental laws. how it became a philosophy that swept the world of political ideas that had never been done before. out of our heritage has come human liberty, democracy and the birth of a great nation. this is "our heritage." a little, now we know of what it is. n

frank can do it. jesse can't. the reconstruction has ended. the confederates dominate politics in missouri. jesse james has no political excuse. there is so more fight. he is now just a violent man in it for the money. his second bandit career lasts a couple of years. the governor of missouri manages to make a deal, who famously shoots jesse james in the back of the head. thing for jesse james. that secured his myth as the american robin hood. he could not stay out of the outlaw life. if he had just laid quietly, he would have probably been forgotten. he certainly would not be remembered as the american robin hood. because he came back, no more political context, that doomed ,o him and changed his image taking out the whole political context that kept him alive for so long. jesse james's widow was not so happy. bob ford shot him in the back of the head and left him the man you see in the casket there. thank you very much. [applause] again, let's take some questions and if not, i will just go on for a few more minutes. i know i talked very quic

orderly liquidation of authority that was part of dodd-frank. do you believe it's important to maintain and preserve that provision? >> i believe it's essential to maintain orderly liquidation. theaw during the crisis asence of a way to resolve non-depository institution, a systemic financial institution in an orderly way led to a massive intensification of the crisis. i agree that bankruptcy should be the preferred route for resolving a firm that's in difficulty. congress and dodd-frank mandated living wills and we should work on the ability to resolve these firms under the bankruptcy code. i believe we have made a great deal of progress in getting firms not only to file these living wills but also to think is systematically as in the course of their regular business how they need to be organized to make them resolvable in the event of distress. we have put in place rules to ensure the most systemic firms concern lossnt absorbency that they could be by bailing in debt holders in a situation where they encounter substantial losses. bankruptcy sh

pantry player mccormick paid over $4 billion for french's and frank's. is there a secret ingredient the market is missing? >> one of the things that have gotten very difficult is the supermarket industry lately. in order to make it through this period, i think the packaged food companies need to merm, geo they'll have more bargaining power. but is that enough to make them worth owning consider mccormick and company, the world leading maker of spices and seasons for years, the stock has worked its way higher however, in the past couple of months, it seems to have gone out of style even though the company reported a nice top and bottom line the stock is down $11 from its recent high. inthe question is, can mccormick banish the doom and gloom? i think it's a natural fit and like i said, the package food companies need to merge to stay competitive mccormi so should we be giving the spice maker more credit? let's take a closer look with the chairman and ceo of mccormick. welcome to "mad money. good to see you, sir thank you for coming on. >> great to be here.

frank, thanks very much forever taking this call. i know you're in the middle of reporting this out. >> thanks for having me. >> when i described about the timing, it was me observing this out of washington in terms of what i expected. did anybody -- from your perspective on kplil in washington, did people expect that tonight would be the night we'd get a whole bunch more republican senators saying no? >> there wasn't the expectation that this is going to happen tonight. i think that there was an expectation that most of these republican senators who were on the fence were actually waiting for the cbo score. and now that had been delayed we were expecting the announcements to happen once that came out. but there was also an expectation that folks, they didn't want to be the one senator one the one that doomed the bill. so the idea that senators lee and moran came out together and did this together, it makes it a lot of sense. because it allows them to be able to do it together. now it's four, not three. neither one of them is the one

. >>> i'm frank mali mall. news to share with you, we want to start with an accident that is affecting traffic right now in oakland right in front of coliseum and oracle arena, big rig hauling gravel or dirt created big mess. >> if you take a look at on your screen you can, you can see the traffic backing up, it has gotten worse and worse, we have our christian kafton at the scene. is he getting information on the wreck and how long it is going to back up along traffic. check in with him live in a few min thes. >>> we are continue to following the search for the missing 5-year-old berkeley girl, police believe she is with her mother. >> k-9s have been out there, we are going to talk about what they have been able to track, what direction they might be going in. and we are going to talk about this weekend's investigation into that scary situation at sfo, critical interviewings being conducted, we are talking about the air flight. >> it was a scary couple of moments at sfo with a very very close call between that

widow of the late singer, frank sinatra. as lady blue yois, she was married to frank sinatra until hid death, and she was 90 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight, america strong. the little dog pulled from a fire saved by a firefighter's oxygen mask. where that tiny mask came from, we did not know until tonight. you have got to see this. the ford summer sales event is in full swing. they are not listening to me. watch this. who wants ice creeaaaaaam!? so that's how you get them to listen. take on summer right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now with summer's hottest offer. for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. during the ford summer sales event get zero percent for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. offer ends soon. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more.

chris: frank told us he paid $4,100 for matchmaking that worked.atchmaker in sacramento paired him with the woman who is now his fiancee. frank: we are engaged, we are happy, we are looking for a house to hopefully move in, and living the dream. chris: that's the dream maria, kim, and others feel they were sold, with testimonials like this on the matchmakers' websites, and pictures of happy couples like these on the owner's facebook page. but this testimonial from blake thanking silicon valley matchmakers for introducing him to his soul mate kristie also appears on east bay matchmakers, and even on one in nevada, where blake praises las vegas matchmakers for introducing him to his soul mate kristie. a quick search of those happy couple pictures reveals they're stock photos. carroll acknowledges the photos aren't clients. he says there's a privacy concern. mike: so, people typically aren't real keen about putting their pictures up and stating, "hey, we used a matchmaking service." chris: carroll insists all testimonials are real, including the succe

charlie: let me extend that, frank.ween january 20 when the president took office and today, how has our reputation around the world changed? frank: it has changed entirely. the paris accord is one example. donald trump has sent a message to the world or our traditional allies -- what he means to be saying to them is, you can no longer take advantage of us, but what they are hearing is, you can no longer count on us. if you listen to what western european diplomats have said, there's a feeling that we are no longer exercising the kind of global leadership that was expected of us. a lot of donald trump's base likes this because they feel we have been the rest of the world's chump. without us, who else? when we talk about donald trump's relationship with putin and russia, what has devastated me about that is the moral equivalency that is drawn between the united states and russia. there's a reason why we have always seized the role of leadership, and that's because we do have sturdier, better values. we are worthy of that

randy quarles is expected to come in and given his background, take a look at dodd-frank, take a lookt what's going on with the banks. maybe he will tear down regulations. some people think he's too close to wall street, and you think he's the wrong guy. let's take a look at his curriculum vitae. he worked at the treasury department under george bush, he wasn't undersecretary for domestic finance, secretary for international affairs. he is seen more as a pragmatist, get it done, make it work, not ideologue. he was a farmer imf u.s. director, a lot of expensive private equity of the carlyle group. he founded a group raised in utah which is basically family wealth offices, long-term investments in private companies. randy quarles will fill the shoes that dan tarullo first tried on, and the question is where he will go next. earlier, we spoke to chriswhelan -- to chris whelan, who is a bit of a critic. >> i think he will take a look at what dan tarullo did at the fed. he's a very intelligent guy, but he didn't know about things. he attacked the problem he was given and came up with a ver

folks are wondering, even if you don't address health care, can you get tax reform, can you get dodd-frankorm by the end of the year? >> yes, we can get to tax return -- reform. >> you can? >> we can. but i am not ready to give up. the senate needs to do their job. the american people are suffering. they need the opportunity to choose what they want in their health care plan, at a rate that is affordable for them. we can't give up on that, and i am not giving up on that. we are still asking the senate to do their job. but separate from that we can do tax reform. >> i have spoken with several folks in the industry. they say there are divisions within the republican party on several issues of tax reform, and they are nervous those issues will play out similar to what we saw on health care. like the border adjustment tax, revenue neutrality. is this going to be health care 2.0? >> no. >> why? >> the reason for that, the house, the senate, and the white house are all working together. when we have a plan that is finally revealed to the public, we will be in coordination. >> when are we going t

. >> frank lives in huntington, long island with his wife, dog and about a hundred chiclet pigeons. >> they are nasty, they bleep bleep on people, they are not, they are beautiful. >> the students of strayer university. time has taught us, the strength in them is in us all. and to all who seek their true potential, we say, let's get it, america. >> the trees are behind ?r you. >> two more. >> incoming. >> better? >> yep. all right. excellent. >> new favorite animal insta inm account, @river run golden, he is balance almost anything on his head, he has no training, he has such a calm demeanor. >> i would be impressed if he could walk that beer over to the table. >> on his back two feet. >> right bring it over. >> you are no negative, bill. >> check out this viral commercial from a roofing company, digital roofing innovation in alabama. >> guess what, i'm not here to talk to you about roofing. rifle, i am here to talk to but ar15 rifle. >> if you sign up for a new roof with this company, you get a free ar15. >> thank you. >> where are the pigeons? >> could someone forward my scripp bacs

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what happened to the frank? what happened to the frank? here we go. i have to finish my hotdog first. right young men you can't be out there. you're out there having lunch. no flotation devices in the water. because people don't how to swim they rely on the flotation device and if the flotation device goes down they go down. so i managed to pull it up but i would've been able to if it wasn't for the couple and the water out there by themselves in the freezing water, no one else around. i had to go back and hear their story. to get that one little coney island snapshot. >> how long you been dating? >> ten months. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> so you're 18 hanging out on coney island with your girl. flown in the ocean, was better than that? >> nothing. >> that's a good day. that's what it's all about. >> not quite even hot dogs but pretty good to be 18 and a love, that's pretty good. [inaudible] >> america's last line of defense couldn't be on the beach at the jersey shore, just dozens of yours from swimmers and lifeguards. the scent of missiles lurked