doug gensler will enter his bid in rockville. it will take him to 16 different towns. message last thursday when he released this on youtube. the race already includes anthony brown and heather mazier. >>> today a panel will decide where medical marijuana will be available. it's holding its first meeting today. the commission has the authority to let research centers design these programs. >>> a former fbi bomb technician pleaded guilty to leaking classified information to the associated president. donald sacklebin has pleaded guilty. if approved, his plea agreement would put him behind bars for nearly 12 years. that sentence includes time for another crime he's 34r50eding guilty to, possession of child pornography. >>> a shooting injured 13 people and a 3-year-old boy in chicago. neither man is believed to be the actual shooter but both played significant rolls in the shooting. it happened thursday night on a basketball court in a park. each man is facing three counts of attempted murder. >>> news 4 exclusive, a set of metro keys was stolen from an arlington fire engi

gensler. >> good morning chairman issa, ranking member cummings, members of this committee. promoting transparency in government is critical so that the public can have a clear window and participate in government decision-making. the federal records act and related foia are key to such transparency. i thank this committee for this hearing and the work on these matters bring in this sharper focus. i joined the commodity futures trading commission in may of 2009 in the wake of the worst financial crisis in 80 years. 8 million americans lost their jobs. the remarkably dedicated cftc staff worked around-the-clock to bring clock to bring much-needed reforms to the swaps market, which was at the center of the crisis. we also took in numerous steps since then to bring transparency to our work. we voluntarily took external meetings, notes, it was there, on a website, over 2002 in meetings. we have increased tenfold our public meetings, and withheld nearly two dozen roundtable to facilitate public int

>> gensler has a good record in maryland. >> he has a lot of money, too, doesn't he? >> i was going to say, but he has to have a lot of money because there's big bucks going in for anthony brown. and the gay community is in back of heather. so, the way i see it, it's going to be a tug of war but i don't think gensler can pull it off. >> you saw it on television. you were there. you saw it on tv, but you were there on site. what was your reaction? >> you know, the -- >> for virginians? >> coming out of the debate, there was not a lot of momentum-changing comments. especially the fairfax chamber debate has the reputation of candidates making gafs in terms of changing the race. we didn't see these major gaffes. it's sort of a debate perpetuates the status quo. terry mcauliffe is leading in the polls. they feel like that's a victory for them. >> you're at home, jerry, watching on nbc 4. >> right. >> what is your -- >> there was a lot of dancing around. both gentlemen had a lot of information. like you said, what was concrete coming out of this debate, but there were quest

he thinks there's plenty of time left where cuccinelli can make up some ground.grnd >>> doug gensler is off and running for governor.rnor. he kicked off his democratic campaign and he will be crisscrossing the state making 16 stops to share his vision for what he calls the best maryland possible, that includes improving transportation across the state. >> let's not talk about this in our transportation and actuallyu do something about it. >> gensler says he supportsrts initiative like high-speed rail like baltimore to d.c. he will be running againstt anthony brown for the democratic nomination. >>> many people check onlineline reviews before they buy something and check out aa restaurant. but did you know that all of those postings are not legit. we will explain coming up. >>> ahead, you got to know him m first on american idol, now sigh summon cowell is looking for the next super star sac act in x fa. he joins us live to talk about the new season of the x factor. >>> a check out of breaking new at the frederick county, maryland. crews are working to rescue a man trapped after a tren

to gensler, more are seeking the nomination. lightning struck the control tower at bwi marshall and they say the airport is backed up and running with no significant delays. lightning hit the tower before 2:30 p.m. yesterday bringing the airport to a standstill. they suspended flights in and out of bwi marshall while repairs were made. the worker was shocked but he did not suffer serious injuries. officials at the department of public works say 15 homes have no water after a main break in the 400 block of east oliver street. say the water is shut off while they are making repairs to the main break. >> if you check your watch, it's and friday.on >> that means it's purple friday. rob roblin is up with the fans getting geared up. >> it's purple friday. live reports coming up. >> i would be distracted as well. >> a look at the next series coming up later in sports. >> the insta plus details are up next. @6 >> the first purple friday of the season is here. havens for the most part put the season opener loss behind them as the browns

so gary gensler wants more money for the commodity futures trading commission.that a lack of resources could severely damage his agency's ability to protect the public from future financial scandals. take a listen. >> i recognize that congress and the president have real challenges with regard to our federal budget. i believe, though, that the cftc is a good investment for the american public. it's also a good investment to insure that companies such as yourself have a transparent and well functioning market. i don't believe our current funding is sustainable. dagen: what does former delaware senator ted kaufman think? good to see you, as always. >> good to see you, dagen. dagen: do you buy that, that they just need more money? >> yeah, i think they do. i mean, look, dagen, the republicans and democrats when we were debating dodd-frank said that lack of regulation is one of our major problems. that cost the country $14 trillion. we've got 398 rules in dodd-frank, only 40% of them have been completed. and, look, giving money to these regulators is a good investme

. >>> maryland attorney general doug gensler is throwing his name in the race for governor. officially kickoff his campaign this month. he plans to travel the state for a week making 16 stops along the way before seiving as state sere attorney general. >>> according to the washington post, more than 250,000 books have been destroyed as as part of an initiative to modernize the system, but opponents argue that the books could have been donated to shelters or volunteer groups. further plans for discarding books are now on hold until the county board have a chance to weigh in. >>> time now for the morning line, a road trip for the redskins, they're headed to green bay where both teams are trying to get their first win of the season. which team has the snedged. >> joining us this morning, the sports junkies from 106.7 the fan. what is happening, wisdom. >> i don't know if this means anything, if they have 6.5, i would dep go with the packers, i think that is a pretty good edge, wisdom. i think the edge, has a future hall of famer quarter back. >> so basically you're saying the r

gensler gave a preview of his message last thursday when he released this video on youtube.utenant governor anthony brown and heather ma zur announced their bids. >>> the commission to oversee maryland's medical marijuana programs will meet today. martin o'malley announced the program. >>> a special wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns this afternoon. governor bob mcdonnell of virginia will be in arlington at the national cemetery. he was an active member of the military starting in the '70s. he served 21 years both active duty and reserves retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1997. >>> happening today in northern virginia, v-dot will tell you about the changes coming to a heavily used roundabout. if you use the intersection of route 50 and route 15 in gilbert corner, you know it can be tricky to get around and on and off that roundabout. news 4's megan mcgrath is live and what v-dot has planned. >> reporter: good morning. they had quite a problem here at this intersection. 15 and 50 in gilbert's corner with high speed serious crashes, so the decision was made t

. >> maryland attorney general, doug gensler announced his campaign for governor this week.reference in the primary? >> you'd say that. >> i'll talk to the lieutenant governor, huh? >> and we have a look at eight different people and how they will be affected by the health care law. >> good way to do it. we have a health care week, on all of the nbc news platforms starting next week. that's it for the edition of "the daily rundown." we'll be live from the grand opening of a presidential library, the one that we've been waiting for. the very first one, george washington library at mt. vernon. cane and warner will be joining me live and coming up chris jansing. bye-bye. not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ ho ho ho nascar is ab.out excitement but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center

we have capital levels up a bit, thanks to the cftc and gary gensler.e have a good chunk of derivatives market in centralized clearing. so much more needs to be done. i worry about it, apropos with your conversation with john taylor, tapering there will be market volatility with this tapering. it will create some challenges i think for large financial institutions and we still have a fragile financial system. i think that is very unfortunate. i agree with john. we need to get out of this. it needs to be gradual and controlled and but we need to get out of it. it will be hard. the system is still fragile and i worry about thible to cope with it. melissa: sheila bair, thanks for your insight. come back soon. >> thanks. melissa: time for the today's fuel gauge report. oil prices tanked for third straight sessions. crude settled down 1 1/2% at 106.59 a barrel. natural gas futures jumping today. tropical storm activity in the gulf of mexico and hot temperatures in the midwest heatings the rally. nat-gas settled at its highest level since july 23rd. >>> iran

we can do like the volcker rule, like closing the derivatives loopholes and i will say that jerry genslerho has been doing a lot of great things around reform has gone a long way to get rid of the weapons of mass destruction as warren buffett called them that blew up our financial system and there are ways that banks can trade in foreign markets and because foreign markets are still interconnected that can come home and bite us. >> remember the $700 billion bank bailout by hank paulson who was on the "today" show and he said this about the state of the financial system five years later. >> banks made mistakes. they've come a long way. the banks are better capitalized, better regulated and they have much, much better risk control, but the root cause of every crisis lies in flawed government policies. >> is he right? >> lies in flawed government policies. i would agree that we need tougher regulation, but at the end of the day right now we're depending on banks to do the right thing and set the right boundaries. that didn't work so well last time and i think that there is a larger point her

gary gensler was the chairman of the commodities trading commission through this process and led thee transparency in the credit default swaps market, which is the whole thing and really had some success with a small portion of it to his credit, and congratulations are due to gary. i'm sure it was an incredible fight to get anything done, but the vast majority of that market is still in secret. you know, when this whole thing went down, aig is an american company but running out of a london branch with a different license. we have not dealt with the internationalization. there's a lot. >> you see so calm so, zen, and all that. what still fires you up? >> that's going to be my new slogan. i battle with the fish. >> paddles with the fish. >> in new york, paddling with the fish has a different meaning. the thing that fires me up, i really believe that we as a society, as a western culture, have an opportunity to do a better job of harnessing the young aggressive energy that is natural in all societies, not just in our society, those in the middle east, russia, south america, and right n

. >>> on maryland's side attorney general doug gensler officially becomes the candidate to joinide they. his tour begins in rockville. he faces anthony brown and state mark for the party nomination. >>> still ahead, at 8:00, gnat is not enough. >> it's a play of not enough. >> for a second year in a row, st. louis ends washington's season. at least this time it wasn't so heartbreaking.ar >>> trading in the sweets forsw theee healthier alternatives. we are shown the sweets thatth trick your taste buds. it is 8:10. we will be right back.  >>> live look over the area. >> it looks great. >> it's chilly, but it>> looks great. >>> he has an update on the weather, and tucker, you are going to makeyo us smile. >>> let's take a look at a first live photo of the day. check out this lady, everybody.v >> what a great picture. >> thatt is super cute. >> what a great idea. >> that is precious, how precious,. >>> airy blue is that how wouldu would say it? >> she is beautiful, i'm certai, about that. >> she is looking at, what am ih doing here? >> yeah shoorks i, she is not ss enjoying

guest: gary gensler has done at 10 past it job read he has had -- has done acess great job.ome great success. that is because of some compromises that were made in banking. for example, foreign exchange derivatives, are still not going to be under the dodd frank rules. these derivatives, that warren buffett wants to call weapons of mass financial destruction, they're still out there and being traded. are talking about confidence level with our viewers, what can you add to that as far as what confidence is being felt toward wall street and these large banks? guest: if you look at polls done recently, there's very little. this goes back to a point in my story. we need to reboot the culture of finance. there have been studies done about the amount of mouth seasons --if you are making profits for the firm there is this culture of risk- taking that is encouraged. i think it is important to acknowledge it and start a discussion about how banking is supposed to serve the real economy and not the other way around. we have become so deeply embedded in it that it is hard to remember t