and he was dark skinned, so. >> brandon ross is freddie's god-brother. >> on april 12, reports say freddie was walking down the street when he made eye contact with officers -- and then ran. >> police chased gray and arrested him on the sidewalk here at the gilmor homes. >> where were you when he was arrested? >> right there with him. if you look at the original video that they shown, and you see the guy pointing, walking up, that's me. yeah, so i was there throughout the whole thing, seen the whole process. >> freddie was conscious when he was loaded into a paddy wagon. when it arrived at the police station 45 minutes later -- he was not. >> the question is why? he didn't do it to himself, he didn't have those injuries before he came in contact. i mean why? >> a week later, freddie gray died of a severed spine. baltimore erupted in protest -- and then flames. the national guard rolled in while the mayor imposed a curfew. freddie gray's death sparked an anger that captured national attention. but that anger was rooted in a fractured relationship with police that goes back decades. >> where

these three guys were involved in the initial spotting of freddie gray brian rice chased freddie gray and miller and nero physically placed him under arrest and are facing second-degree assault charges and the manslaughter charge in the case of rice. arthur how do we get there? >> i did just what you did. rice also put the leg shackles on, but did not put a seat belt on him. miller and nero apparently heard him say or he cried out to them i can't breathe, i can't breathe and he did not put a seat belt on him. here's the thing, unlike police officer cases we know of when the police do something shoot someone, beat someone, choke someone, here the charges are stemming from what they didn't do. didn't seat belt him, didn't provide assistance when he said i can't breathe, they didn't provide assistance when he said i need help. it seems like it's their lack of action versus their action for these three people that have brought these charges. >> mark i get you didn't seat belt him because ultimately that seems to have played a role in his catastrophic injury, whether he was jumping around

freddie gray was cuffed and put in the back of a police van. during the second stop a another suspect was loaded into the other side of the police van. he told investigators he heard loud banging and believed the person on the other side of the van was trying to jury himself. he said he only heard light banging and denied saying that someone was trying to jury himself. here is allen clarifying on krn. cnn. >> you cannot do that in the paddy wagon. i can probably hit your head and have a headache but you can't hurt yourself to the point where you're going to be dead and brightalized like that. >> the autopsy report obtained by "the baltimore sun" said grey suffered a high neck injury to his neck and spine cared to those seen in shallow water diving incidents. the medical examiner claimed his death was a homicide because he was not belted in and his wrist and ankles were shackled. the m.e. believes freddie grey was trying to get to his fee and when the van slowed down gray slammed his head against the wall, severing his spine. here is the deputy

amid widespread criticism of his response to the riots that erupted after the death in custody of freddie gray. >>> meltdown a major computer failures halts trading on the new york stock exchange for hours on the same day that a major airline is grounded. what is behind these massive breakdowns. >> >>> and dark web, a warning that isis is using encrypted messaging, going dark in the uncharted reaches of the internet to pose a direct threat. we have new information about syria's plots. >>> subway symbol jared, the pitchman may have dropped 245 pounds by eating sandwiches now subway is suddenly dropping him. what's it all about? wolf blitzer is offer. i'm brianna keilar, you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we have following breaking news. it's been announced the mayor is replacing the police commissioner. and also developic, two vital parts of the u.s. economy struggling to recover from massive computer problems. one failure grounded united airlines passengers from coast to coast. then another computer breakdown caused the new york stock exchange to halt tradin

freddy asked if he could look at it.after becoming close to freddy the president tossed the ball to him and said, keep this, it will be a memory of our baseball discussions. on president nixon's last day in office, i was working at the police center. members and demonstrators in the vicinity of the white house where a constant concern for the secret service security and for the white house staff. the president had been working in his old office building office which was across the street from the west wing and some time in the early afternoon was going to return to the executive residence. word was passed to us that the president did not want to see anybody on his last trip from the executive office building to the residency and he did not want to go through the west wing , which would be his normal route. we were directed to have the officer in the press briefing room, adjacent to the president's path draw the shape shot and lock the door that led out onto the driveway. at the prescribed time, the notice was given, the

al jazeera, new york. >> we spoke with the attorney for freddie gray's family. he is not surprised the commissioner was fired. >> he was unable to make the changes in police culture to eliminate the racist bias in law enforcement that has existed since baltimore was established, and he wasn't able to knock down that blue wall of silence that enables this culture to continue with its immoral behavior, and punishes police officers who are good when they tell on police officers who are bad. >> murphy says it will take more than a new commissioner to reform the baltimore police department. he wants the federal government to put its own monitor in place. >> new york's governor is establishing a permanent special prosecutor to pursue cases in which a police officer kills a civilian. john henry smith is here with details. as we've seen, it's pretty rare even in high profile cases for police to be criminally charged. >> that's exactly right. community leaders say that's because regular prosecutors are too close to the police to act objectively. governor andrew cuomo sai

now out of freddie gray's death a movement is born in baltimore. we will take you to the newly opened freddie gray youth empowerment center next. >>> the show must go on even though you might have had a hard time finding it. miss u.s.a. pageant aired last night on reals. find out who trumped her competitors, next. >>> yes. this is good for your ipad if you are running. >> is that how you run. >> yes. >> i don't really run that much actually, to give you accurate view of new track star. >> when you are forced to run yes. >> eight years in total. >> last thing you want to do is go run when someone wakes you up, in the middle of the night for two a daze, practice in the heat, rain and snow. >> michael jordan says as a player that his dream some day was to have a pot belly. he always had to be in shape. he still doesn't have it. >> he is in good shape. >> hi, sue serio. >> there are plenty of other ways to exercise, you don't to have run unless you are going to the shore. run to the shore today. it will be a great beach day. hopefully you had a good we

the freddie gray youth empowerment center officially opened to the public. gray's family was there for the ceremony as well as maryland's lieutenant governor. leaders acknowledging it won't fix the city's problem but it's a step in the right direction and they hope this will be the first center of its kind. >> there are 2,000 churches in the city of baltimore. imagine if just 200 said we're going to take our corner open up our doors and do something a kin to this. if we just save one child it's going to make a hercules difference. >> freddie gray's family told the crowd they're sorry it took their son's death to put a spark in the city but their tragedy bringing a positive change for the city of baltimore. >>> sexually assaulterred on a golf course ton night philadelphia police are searching for the man who did it. they say yesterday morning at about 3:30 a woman was walking to work near cartingly street at cobbs creek park. a man coming from the other direction turned back around, grabbed her then dragged her on to the golf course. police say he then header

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used are not coming from fannie and freddie.rving the masses but there are still pretty tight lending standards. tom: i read 300 page documents six years ago on how fannie and freddie might get fixed. the summary was wait, wait wait. is that what we are doing? >> seven years after the conservative ship and nothing is happening. it is dead in the water. they have helped the housing market recover, but it is definitely time to do socialize the housing market in this country. >> politically that doesn't seem like an option so the question that vonnie was going to ask is when will we see this happen? >> a new administration would be needed and probably -- i think this congress with a republican president might do something. but fannie and freddie is country beating in lessening the budget deficit now. because all of their money is being sent to the treasury. >> are their elephants on your tie? i believe richard lockhart is wearing elephants this morning. have you come out for a candidate officially? >> i have given money to jeb bush

what does it mean for the city in the aftermath of freddie gray's death? >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. >> i'm john berman. extra man power, enhanced monitoring operations for this holiday weekend. this comes as the fbi and the department of homeland security are warning authorities to be extra vigilant. >> officials across the country are also taking notice of this alert, and their boosting security at fireworks shows, parades, and iconic landmarks throughout the country. concerns are much higher this year. let's get the very latest on security precautions across the country's major cities. boris sanchez is at new york's penn station and sunlen serfaty is live from the white house. boris, let's start with you. a big move, as john said, first just announced by new york's governor. >> reporter: that is right, kate. there are about 42 million people that are traveling across the united states this weekend, so officers are taking no limits on their prekauthcautions they' taking to make sure everybody is safe. governor cue ewe momo saying he adding extra staff. law enforce

those mows stepped into the spotlight after the death of freddie gray. is prosecuting the 6 baltimore police officers accused in the police officer's death. marilyn mosby said gray suffered a spinal injury for what police say was possession of an illegal switch blade. after his funeral violent royalties broke out. 89 riots subsided after marilyn mosby announced the charges of the argue officers. marilyn mosby set to speak this afternoon at the lowes hotel. the national convention continues through wednesday president obama set to address members of the naacp on tuesday. live in center city, trish hartman, nydia. >> thank you. >>> new at noon, police in atlantic city are investigating a homicide called to the 100 block of tennessee avenue. all we know is that a homicide investigation is indeed underway. details are sketchy tir -- at this hour. >>> a small plane made an emergency landing in stafford new jersey, it landed near the home home depot. no word on what forced the pilot to land the aircraft right there. >> philadelphia police are trying to figure

you know the story about freddie gray.uries and died later at the hospital because he was not shackled in the van. joining me is david katz and a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. david katz just as a former -- i look at you all things law enforcement here. you know this is absolutely absurd and not acceptable? >> it's stupid. >> stupid. >> juvenile and, worst of all, it's unprofessional. we still do a lot of training with law enforcement officers and i always stress to people in addition to doing the right thing, you have to look good and sound good and maintain your professional demeanor at all times. this is not high school. so it's unprofessional i'm sure it was not post freddie gray. >> we do not know. we can't say for sure if this is the same van, when this window was placed, before or after. but still the fact that it exists i'm curious within circles of law enforcement -- the sign is only on the inside of the door. this is for those who are transported to see. do of

the dismissal also followed the suspicious death of freddie gray.l beban reports. >> reporter: at a news conference late wednesday afternoon, the mayor thanked the commissioner for its service, and then sent him packing. >> we need a change. this was not an easy decision but it is one that is in the best interest of the people of baltimore. the people of baltimore deserve better. >> reporter: the mayor said an ongoing spike in murders demanded a change in leadership. his firing comes two and a half months after baltimore plunged into violence following the death of freddy gray. after the riots died down arrests plummeted and homicide rates spiked. in may there were a reported 22 suicides. >> this is an all-hands on deck. all-hands every single resource every single body every single personnel on the streets of baltimore. >> reporter: tuesday night gunmen jumped out of two vans and opened fire near the university of maryland baltimore. but even amid soaring crime, the mayor stood by her commissioner until now. even depending him in the face of critic

freddie gray youth empowerment center opened to the public. gray's family was there for that ceremony as well as maryland's lieutenant governor. leaders ago acknowledging it won't fix the cities problem but they hope this will be just a first center of its kind. >> there are 2,000 churches in the city of baltimore just imagine if only just two hundred will take up our cause and open up our doors. it doesn't have to be this massive but if we just say save one child it will make a big difference. >> freddie gray's family told the crowd they were sorry it took their son's death to put a spark in the city but their tragedy is bringing a positive change, to baltimore. >>> noble prize winner man local a yousafzai is celebrate herring 18th birthday and she did so by giving back. >> she was on hand to open up a girls school for syrian refugees. malala was shot three years ago for advocating for girls education. now she's opened up a school in lebanon. she said voices of syrian refugees need to be heard and leaders need to invest in books instead of te

breaking news police chief fired in the aftermath of the baltimore riots and freddie gray's death. the city's top cop just been ousted. what will it mean for racial tensions and violent crimes? >> cyberfailures. computer meltdowns paralyze america's biggest stock exchange and major airline. their connection here. who is to blame? >>> grilling trump. andersen cooper one-on-one with the republican candidate and ask if he is being hypocriteical on immigration? >> can you guarantee you don't have illegal, undocumented workers working in hotel projects. >> i can't guarantee it. i can't guarantee anything. >> the fbi warning that young girls are increasingly falling victim to predators demanding naked pictures and making terrifying threats. we want to welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off, you are in "the situation room." >> we do have breaking news tonight. a change at the top in baltimore just months after rioting and the death of freddie gray exposed problems within the city's police force. tonight anthony bass removed as baltimore police commi

to many it is especially offensive in light of the death of freddie gray. an autopsy showed gray likely suffered a fatal spinal cord injury in one of those vans. his death sparked mass protests and violent riots. we get more now from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the question tonight -- was someone within the baltimore police department trying to taunt prisoners with this sign found inside an arrest van that reads "enjoy your ride cuz we sure will." in april 25-year-old freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury after being arrested and placed inside a similar van without a seat belt. his death touched off weeks of protests and riots. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: just last week a leaked autopsy report concluded gray's death likely occurred when the van in which he was riding suddenly decelerated. >> we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> reporter: six police officers have pleaded not guilty to charges related to his death. veteran law enforcement officers say the sign in the van sends the wrong message in baltimore. >> insu

gray or post-freddie gray?bing either way. >> yeah. >> if it was there before freddie gray, and it's suggestive of this is an attitude that permeates throughout the culture of that agency if it was placed after freddie gray, then someone, somehow finds this to be humorous and it's not. it not a good light you're trying to shine on your department particularly in a community where the leadership and community leaders are trying to establish a much stabler, stronger relationship. so there's some work there still yet to be done in that community but i'm more than confident that that work is going to take place, both with its leaders and police and the community as well, too. but that signage certainly needs to be investigated, will be investigated there in baltimore and i think at the end we'll see what the outcome's going to be. >> in addition to the baltimore investigation, there's a doj investigation looking into the baltimore p.d. to determine, and i want to read here the quote, if there's a pattern or practic

riots in the wake of the death of freddie gray, and a recent spike in crime. paul is here now. >> this is a reversal of what we have seen in baltimore since the violence and the death of freddie gray. but since then, the mayor has repeatedly voiced the support for the police commissioner, and stood by him even as police officers were hit with charges. but today in a late afternoon press conference, blake thanked the commissioner for his service and said that the city deserves better. >> we need to place an intense focus on our police leadership, distracting many from what needs to be the main focus the fight against crime. so we need a change. this was not an easy decision, but it is one that is in the best interest of the people of baltimore. >> after the violence in baltimore, arrests plummeted and the city's homicide rate spiked. in may, there were 42 murders. that's a 25-year high. tuesday, gunmen jumped out of two rans and opened fire near the university of baltimore and four were killed and three injured, and it looks like his trying to crack down on the

his tenure was marred by the death of freddy gray and the riots that crippled the city for a week. as paul beban has the story. that spelled the end for batts. >> former commissioner anthony batts just signed a new contract through 2020 and until now he had the support of city hall but today baltimore's mayor said it's time for the a new top cop. be stephanie rawlings-blake thanked anthony batts but said they needed a change. >> it is not an easy decision but one that is in the best interest of the people of baltimore. the people of baltimore deserve better. >> reporter: the mayor said an ongoing spike in murders demanded a change in leadership. batts firing came two and a half months after baltimore plunged into violence following the death of freddy gray. after the riots died down arrests in the city plummeted and the city's homicide rate spiebd. in may there were a reported 42 homicides, a 25 year high. batts called it a crisis and call for help from the federal government. >> this is all hands on deck. all hands every single resource, every single body, every single personnel o

i wonder what the context is for you depending on the it was pre-freddie gray or post-freddie gray whendoor. >> well, victor, it doesn't make a difference to me. because in a circumstance like this, if you have an incident where somebody gets hurt in the back of the van, the assumption is it is all about the rough ride. then you turn the suspect in and it is just stupid. >> at lot of people believe the six officers who were charged should have been charged. but we hear from the police chief who says they should not have been. explain the sense of resentment that comes out of the system or something like the turmoil we have been seeing. >> the cops were bashed in the aftermath of this baltimore incident. you know, you've got cops out there that are angry, upset, they feel like they are not backed and supported by the administration. maybe that's where the signs came from, but post-freddie gray, whoever put the sign up is making it worse with the perception that it is all about the rough ride en. and the reality is that it isn't and shouldn't be. >> how does this likely play into the inve

. >>> the prosecutors in the freddie gray case face new charges of unethical conduct and misleading a judge. they could be in serious trouble tonight. plus -- sanctuary cities. >> there is nobody that could look me in the eye and tell me that that man had any right to be walking free in the city of san francisco with the ability to shoot and murder my sister kate. >> after kate steinle's brother questioned policies congress took it to the administration today. wait until you see what happened. >> it may have been a sanctuary for that defendant but was not a sanctuary for a young woman walking with her father. when you're not confident your company's data is secure the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >>> back now to breaking news. it is hard to imagine a bigger divide than space today between democrats in washington and leaders in israel. in tel aviv they se

. >>> oh, that might be a good time for people to read about hurricanes with freddie.on your new book. fred die the forecaster. as a person who grew up in florida, i love your freddy. >> shannon riveting reading on your part there at america's news headquarters. this is the new book. i'll excited. it's out tomorrow. it teaches kids and parents and teachers about why hurricanes happen. and what you can do to prepare in advance. even though this might not affect us it can happen at any point during hurricane season and we've had an active season across the pacific, never too early to get your hurricane preparedness kit together and of course freddy is a good way to prepare kids teachers and parents for what to do if and when a hurricane is on your door step. >> freddy does a great job of guesting us prepped. you've done a great job of prepping freddy. great summer read for kids out of school. congratulations and good luck tomorrow. >> thanks shannon. we'll be on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning but giving us a preview. >> a massive manhunt is under way in mexico. notorio

it was in just such a police transport van that freddy gray died in police custody. and now baltimore police are announcing an internal investigation to find out who put the words there. calling the sign "concerning and unacceptable." >> you deserve some kind of consequence. suspension or some time off without pay. >> reporter: freddie gray's autopsy found he suffered a "high energy" neck and spine injury while in the back of the police van. some baltimore police have been accused in the past of purposely giving rough rides as a means of torture. christine abbott, an assistant librarian at johns hopkins university, is suing baltimore, claiming cops gave her a maniacal drive while in handcuffs after she was arrested for a noise violation. >> it was horrifying. we were bumping around. it was really scary. >>> and we turn overseas to greece. a country quickly running out of cash. come monday morning, a.t.m.s will run dry unless europe steps in and loans more cash. residents crushing banks, trying to collect what little cash is left. >>> next to the danger in the ocean.

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one way is to sell your loans to fannie freddie or have fha. so to me one of the twisted ironies of dodd frank is that one of the reasons for the public demand for action and passage was that the american public was asked to bail out the mortgage market but what do we have today as a result of dodd frank? over 90% of the mortgage market is directly on the backs of the taxpayer. the taxpayer is more exposed to the mortgage market today than ever in history. so again these things could have worked out well and i would note that barney frank that he saw the qm and it is the most significant parts of dodd frank. the liability was always going to be an issue and these provisions could have done something to reduce mortgage default, but as the regulators started along that path, they started out well including things like down payment and credit standards and ununfortunately the regulators caved to pressure and what ultimately ended up the qrm that barney frank was mishandled. >> so why is that necessary? one of the debates around the financial crisi

everything on the left, blue, is fannie and freddie. above that is fha federal housing administration. above that other agencies also doing the same thing, v.a., and some of the agriculture credit agencies also make loans. on the right the black, is the private sector's contribution, which is about 24%. and we'll get to that in a minute. the remaining 24%, and that's the black on the right of these mortgages were on the books of the private sector. and when all of these mortgages began to default that is the ones fannie and freddie made or bought and the ones that the private sector bought when all of them began to default in unprecedented numbers fannie and freddie became solvent, as we know. and many of the financial firms that bought these mortgages also got into trouble. and some failed. now, instead of reforming the government's housing policies, which would have seemed to have been the right way to proceed here, the obama administration sought to punish the private financial sector with the dodd/frank act, which was one of the mos

batts was criticized due to the riots after the death of freddie gray.ived confusing orders after the riots. the mayor is not responding to the union report, but the spike in homicides. deputy kevin davis will search as interim. >>> the woman fatally shot on the san francisco pier will be laid to rest today. the information on the gun stolen from the federal law enforcement officer by the suspect. we have kyung lah with more from san francisco. >> reporter: john, we are learning more about the weapon. it started with the break in of the car which belonged to an officer of the bureau of land management. inside that vehicle was his government issued handgun. that .40-caliber gun ended up here at the pier. it is not clear exactly who broke into the vehicle. what we do know is that this suspect juan francisco lopez-sanchez found it wrapped in a t-shirt he says to an interview with a local television station and then that gun went off. we also heard for the first time since the murders happened from the mayor of san francisco. he says that lopez-sanchez shoul

>> ominous message inside a baltimore police van discovered just a few months after the death of freddie gray. now the department says it's investigating. >>> a hidden hazard. >> i can't see people moving in around this toxic land. >> in san francisco, a con to vericy over badly needed housing. are these new homes being built on toxic ground? >> law enforcement at the national mall and other landmarks are watching for anything unusual after a security risk warning from the federal government. >> officials stress though that this warning is not based on official intelligence. >> this may be potentially the most complex counterterrorism overlay for this event ever. again, that is not driven by any information or particular threat as much as it's driven by the unfolding world eats. >> the police department tweeted friday afternoon, quote, the nypd harbor unit and thousands of officers will be ensuring the safety of all. in philadelphia, body scans and security checks near constitution hall where it began 239 years ago. >> be mindful of what you're bringing with you and know it's all subject

back in may, six officers were arrested in the death of freddie gray following several days of rioting. there's been a major spike in homicides with 31 people killed in the past month. 42 killed in may. >> as we have seen in recent weeks, too many continue to die on our streets, including three just last night, and one lost earlier today. >> bats had been under fire by baltimore faith leaders and the police union, the riots were preventable. >>> the confederate flag in south carolina could be take down this weekend. the vote came last night after 13 hours of debate. the bill heads to the desk of the governor who said she will sign it. the flag can come down 24 hours after her action. >>> in california a bill will ban using the name of continue federal -- continue fed rat leaders. -- travelers are deciding to go somewhere else. >> people are afraid of the cancellations in the booking and stuff, greece is a safe place to have your vacation and will be a safe place. >> on sunday all 28 leaders of the european leaders will meet and will decide if the greek recovery plan will allow it to st

the police custody death of freddie gray triggering violent protests this spring. six officers charged after he suffered a severe spinal cord injury following a rough ride in a van. tonight this sign found inside another van. its message, enjoy your ride, cuz we sure will. here's national correspondent jim avila with the controversy and the new investigation. >> reporter: tonight, outrage about what's written behind the door of this baltimore police van. in this photo obtained by abc news, you can clearly read, "enjoy your ride, cuz we sure will!" it was in just such a police transport van that freddie gray died in police custody. and now baltimore police are announcing an internal investigation to find out who put those words there, calling the sign concerning and unacceptable. >> you should have some type of consequences, suspension or time off without pay. >> reporter: freddie gray's autopsy found he suffered a high energy neck and spine injury while in the back of the police van. some baltimore police have been accused in the past of purposely giving rough ride

also when it comes to freddie gray there was a question about whether there was a rough ride when heinjured. we don't know when greta. >> but there's an accusation in here he tried to hurt himself before. it says for example, based on information and belief a number of witnesses called before the grand jury previously stated nefs a position when he was placed in the vehicle. if this was true it would prove the spinal fracture had not yet occurred and would prove the innocence of some if not all the others involved. it also says he may have tried to hurt himself. >> yeah, absolutely. we know the other person taking a ride in the van, he gave an original statement that said he heard freddie gray trying to injure himself and then he gave a different statement. all of the good all of the bad, and frankly all the indifferent, it needs to be revealed. this is a criminal trial. this is not over money, although eventually there may be a huge civil trial. but this is about justice. >> and i want to be clear, though. freddie gray never should have died in custody. >> absolutely. >> i absolutel

he's the attorney representing the family of freddie gray. past but he believes that this is a good move forward for the family and he also has some advice for the mayor. >> this problem has to be solved immediately before there are any more freddie grays. it has to be solved immediately so the has rarrassment of black citizens stops once and for all. it has to result in a legitimate police force that's a partner with the black community instead of what we've had for the past 300 years. i think the feds have to come in now and take over this department. nothing short of that will solve the problem. it's so dysfunctional, so at war with itself so racist in its continuing attitude towards blacks. >> so ana, you can hear the skepticism from billy murphy as well as other people in the community who believe that in some ways this was a band-aid fix, but at least it is a beginning. they have to remind our audience as well there is a u.s. justice department investigation of the baltimore police department whether or not they engaged in a pattern of

you don't see them going after fannie and freddie. they're going after unrelated industries that had zero to do with the crisis. again, what we saw in j.w. touched upon this in much of title 9, most of dodd frank was a bait and switch. it was an, okay we're going to end bailouts, we're going to protect the system but don't look while we put this other stuff in here that has nothing to do with it. let's first start with the observation that there's not a level playing field anyhow. these small consumer guys like payday lenders, they don't have access to insured guaranteed deposits. they're not going to get bailed out. the argument poor little citibank is going to have to compete -- strikes me as re ridiculous. a lot of focus on people who had nothing to do with the crisis. i also say one of the more dangerous precedents is the funding mechanism. for those of you not aware, the consumer agency's off budget funded essentially by the earnings of the federal reserve. quite frankly i think every federal agency should be on budget. i also th

we did try to -- the house did pass a bill on fannie and freddie in 2005. bipartisan than the house. the bush administration thought it did not go far enough so it died in the senate. the senate republicans did not like what the house republicans had done but we worked together on it. then i become chairman and republicans decide in the house they are going in opposition. i mentioned the question of subprime loans. spencer bachus had tried to work with us and was overruled. in 2007 when he is the ranking member of the full committee, he works with us and we did adopt in 2007 subprime restrictions which never did pass the senate but became part of the bill. that is the basic law. we were working with spencer bachus on the bill and he voted for the bill when it went to the floor of the house. as a result of his working with us and bringing some republicans along, the more conservative republicans who were dominant on that midi and were now running the committee, went to the house leadership and tried to get him dumped. this was reap -- reported in the hill an

the freddie and fanny versus jenny mae it only securitizes government backed mortgages and freddie and fanny do not. the glass siegel thing the whole glass siegel issue is a split between the types of firms that can affiliate. if you are a holding company you can't have certain types of financial firms. host: that is norbert michelle and jul >> on the next washington journal, a look at the v.a. system. also the american association of people with disabilities. the impact of the americans with disabilities act. and a discussion on the issues facing the u.s. and cuba now that relations have resumed. we will take your calls and look or your comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live every day at 7:00 a.m. in his weekly address, the president discusses the effects of the dodd frank banking rules. senator james in half of oklahoma -- james inhoff has the republican response. president obama: it has been seven years since the worst financial crisis spread from wall street to main street. a crisis that cost millions of americans their jobs, homes, their life savings. it was a

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but first, the new controversy erupting over baltimore's police transport van six weeks after freddie gray's arrest and death set o maureen: police say they launched an investigation after someone snapped these pictures of a message written on a van's door. "enjoy your ride 'cuz we still will." abc7 was the first to report the autopsy of freddie gray showed he died from injuries sustained in riding in one of those vans. the death sparked violent protest and a riot. in the riot our sister station captured a message painted on the inside of another van. >> those comments that are painted on the official government vehicles as if they are a moving and hauling company is not good at all. maureen: a baltimore police spokesperson called the messages unacceptable. a vigil is planned for the brazilian police inspector killed yesterday in the world police and fire games. carlos silva collided with two other cyclists in a race through prince william forest. the other two cyclists are in critical condition. silva's teammates are seeing an outpouring of support. >> other people very sad that this

freddy crawford got angry, and i'm cleaning it up. freddy says "sue them", but i am cleaning up what he said. >> reporter: he had enough. >> yes, he had enough. it was unanimous. 12 out of 12 said let's file a lawsuit. there. >> right then and there. >> reporter: speaking out could have cost them their jobs, or worse, their lives. it was a risk they were willing to take. they were known as the courageous 12. >> the original lawsuit - we paid for it out of our own pocket. we had families to take care. we had children in school, homes to pay for. but what happened we sacrificed ourselves. remember now, we could have been fired. but we but everything on the line for the lawsuit. why put everything on the line. >> to pave the way for us and other black police officers in the nation. that's why we sacrifices so much. they lost the first round, but in 1968 a federal appeals court rules in their favour. the same year ming was assassinated. leon jackson became the first... >> a white officer trained me. we were riding, and he said "look", out

they became center of controversy following death of freddie gray in baltimore in the back of one of the police vans. coming up we will tell what you steps are happening right here in philadelphia, to prevent injuries, of suspects when they are being taken into custody. >>> also, dumb mistake police say two car thefts, that police hope will lead right to the bad guys. wait until you hear this one. >>> we have breaking news from overnight from one section of the city where we know at least two people have died in the shooting. our sabina kuriakose has a live report. >>> plus, police are making an effort to change the way they transport suspects to prevent injuries. happening here in philadelphia. and also investigators are on the hunt for two car theft suspects in delaware county who investigators say made a really, dumb mistake so police hope that mistake will lead them right to the bad guys. >>> all right. good day everybody. on this friday, tgif, it is july 3rd, the the holiday so chris murphy will join news a half an hour. lauren had has weekend off. so do our other folks. folks a