of course it comes up in a republican debate it's no longer the bad word last night it seems like god frank became the bad words and show it to the audience or clik. the biggest regulatory problem we have is obamacare and dodd frank i will repeal those bills yes the republican house next week would repeal god frank and allow us to put pressure on the senate to repeal good friend you'd see the housing market start to improve overnight dodd frank kills small banks it kills small business the federal regulators are anti housing loans and it has maximize the pain level the dog crying for obamacare that's what's killing america there's three big things wrong with dodd frank which is why it needs to be a top priority to repeal the two of the biggest problems with dodd frank dodd and fright i. charmer that herman cain i mean seriously died and frank dodd frank the bill it's like the worst thing that's ever happened to america it's really interesting you know you pull back the lens and you think what just happened three years ago the economy you must acquit if the global economy and it's a cliff be

too big to fail and took of the system with them however there are some very quiet changes i think god frank is really going to create some teeth and regulating the banks and making them take on more capital and the basel three international agreement is making banks take on a lot more capital too and we're seeing in europe a lot of the problems with that because these banks are worried that they're not going to be able to raise enough capital to to remain in good shape but they are being put under a very strict or regimen and they are not going to be allowed to do so i mean how would how does how do you see how this is being treated as a french opinion not enough how does that affect the average person all of the things you just mentioned ok how is that going to create employment because this is what people are protesting against what i don't know if it will create employment no i think that is what's the point of employment situation comes very well the point of it is because we don't want to take the system down again like they did before and we don't want them to have a disproportionate

they claimed that he was simply economics work to do with the new regulations levy just part of god frank they would simply have to pass on that these to their customers and of story c.e.o. brian moynihan simply reaffirmed that banks quote have a right to make a profit now of course those opposed to operate a new banking regulations in general jumped on the new fee as an example the costs of regulations being passed on to the consumer and an editable result of trying to rein the banks in but if that was the central argument which is that if he's a civil response of the economics of the day and you regulate. well i would love to if you could explain to me what exactly has changed in the economics of the last two months other major banks deciding not to change the fee doesn't change the economics of the day this isn't change the new regulations in dodd frank what it does show us that banks are full of it especially bank of america who have the audacity to come out and make the claim the regulations the market levers and simply not greed made them create that the other banks are going to do

normal economic level or create a better system and speaking of addressing this system something like god frank was supposed to at least address some of this risk and one thing that comes to mind is the deals to move the derivatives into feedback parts of the bank like we've seen with bank of america they had fifty three trillion dollars made year they added to that or wanted to which was just you know released recently so what is the point of dog training. but there is no point that frank is completely useless in terms of reducing risk in the system or changing the structure of a banking period with all the fighting all the infighting everything is going on in washington between both parties to horse trade and say well you're probably can say it's too much regulations democrats say it's good it doesn't merit fact is it isn't changing the overall structure of of banking and that example of bank of america basically taking the risk of mostly what was its bad acquisition of merrill lynch which was something that was supported by the treasury department and the federal reserve and the new york fed

these probations there have been so since two thousand and seven if you ask americans you say well god frank didn't even put you know that strong of regulations into place it seems like the banks are still doing whatever they want it depends on what you want the government to do but if we're closely watching what the government is closely watching are things like their capital buffer how like how risky are the bets that they're taking we've seen the bank of america do a lot of stuff with their mortgage portfolio over the past year they're getting rid of all kinds of things some of which maybe even being bailed out by fannie mae we've been talking about you talked about a lot of that stuff has been because of the government behind the scenes spaces when saying you need to be less risky you need to have more capital in place and because bank of america wants to get out from under this probationary period the government's saying if you want to you're going to have to raise more capital you're going to have to do more stuff with the government's not watching out for are things that are more popu

the two other biggest problems with dodd-frank, god and frank.] [cheers and applause] >> governor perry, same question to you and congressman ron paul. how do you restore faith in the public market? >> well, we had the regulations in place well before the meltdown occurred. we have a culture in washington d.c., with these corporate lobbyists have these cozy relationships with the people they are regulating. we have to have leadership in this country that not only recognized that, that demands those individuals who are working for us are in those agencies, whether it's in the stock market or whether it's fannie mae or freddie mac. when there are individuals who are breaking the law, pushing the bounds, that there are clear askers made to take those people out of those jobs are prosecute them for criminality. and you can pass legislation until a world level. you had to men and women who are committed to the laws of this country and a president that will push his administration to make sure that they are done. >> governor. was just talking about the

and she said, oh, my god, it is leo frank. [laughter] i had just done some work with liasson high and he had just written a musical that was about as depressing as could be. and he did not want to do another one that was depressing. and his daughter, daisy, had worked with jason. i talked to jason a long time about the south. i felt torn. i loved the south. every time i fly into atlanta and see that red clay, i am moved by it. i told jason all about. we did a lot of research. we saw pictures of mary fagan's actual grave, which says something about the old red hills of georgia. and jason is very talented, and he did not write anything and did not write a thing. six months went by and i remember it was snowing. and i went to his apartment and he played me that song and i started to weep, which is not something i usually do. i felt very lucky. this is not about a bunch of rednecks by killed somebody. this is about people who were defeated. this is about the politicians who used them. this is a tragedy where everybody lost, except

place for a child to grow up and the thing you know is wrong frank schaefer joins me now he's a writer and author of the book crazy for god i grew up as one of the elect helped found the religious right and lived to take are almost all of it back frank welcome thanks to be with you again thank you for joining us what's the rationale behind beating children when jesus speaking of of i would assume something like this but the punishment for child abuse was worse than having a millstone hung around your neck or being thrown into the sea. yeah well you know it goes back to that passage that can spare the rod is to spoil the child and they kind of strict interpretation of the bible the fundamentalists have got to understand this is the same group that has very gentleman talk about the bible calling for the execution of gay people that women should submit to men exact or exact or a so this is not an isolated incident of talent he aimed at children instead of world view which is hierarchical strict and at times brutal and has come to the fore with a couple of books recently one by michael and patty pearl it calls for beating chi

and she said, oh, my god, it is leo frank. [laughter] i had just done some work with liasson high and he had just written a musical that was about as depressing as could be. and he did not want to do another one that was depressing. and his daughter, daisy, had worked with jason. i talked to jason a long time about the south. i felt torn. i love to the south. -- i loved the south. every time i fly into atlanta and see that red clay, i am moved by it. i told jason all about. we did a lot of research. we saw pictures of mary fagan's actual grave, which says something about the old red hills of georgia. and jason is very talented, and he did not write anything and did not write a thing. six months went by and i remember it was snowing. and i went to his apartment and he played in that song -- played me that song and i started to weep, which is not something i usually do. i felt very lucky. this is not about a bunch of rednecks by killed somebody. this is about people who were defeated. this is about the politicians who used them.

frank gore. >> just look at a defense and know where i can go before the play even starts. that's god. god blessed me with that. >> has the ability to lower his pads to get through the narrowest of windows. >> he is one of the all time bests and we are lucky to have him. >> all right. mean time, time to get on www.ktvu.com and vote for the game you want to see. right at the top of the list, vintage versus napa. we will decide by thursday and highlight the game friday night on our high school game of the week. sharks won 5 in a row but it looks like they will take it on the short end trailing new york, 5-2, rangers in the 3rd period. >> thank you. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news brakes. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase

god, this just gets worse and worse. yes, it does. driver's not talking. 'cause he's a navarro devotee, frank. how about galliver?gests he killed vanessa tillman, but he's not going to do any more talking now about who killed the other victims. well, we got to stop this guy real soon. that's exactly what we're going to do, frank. you know... we really got to stop meeting like this. i agree. ♪ reporter: reporting live from the miami-dade police department, where lauded local citizen esteban navarro has been exonerated in the miami taunter case. sources confirm that this man-- michael galliver-- signed a sworn confession. however, galliver died in police custody earlier today. an investigation on that death is pending. now for a statement from mdpd's original suspect esteban navarro. hi, thanks for coming, um... it's a shame that mr. galliver couldn't face the justice he so deserves. my thoughts are with the families of the victims. and i offer my heartfelt condolences for their loss. i am relieved that... the miami taunter is no longer a threat to our citizens and i just look forward to returning to my life's work

frank was going to arrive later. no, my god. what is this going to be like.atra came and sat down and lifted me and said to mckay, watch you every morning. he said, i have tickets for my concert. he turned on the charm. of course i was instantly seduced by all of that. >> did you go? >> he did not know which ones to want to show up. when the goodwin showed up he was absolutely wonderful. >> you went to the concert. >> i did not, but i have another occasion later. he made one of his greatest nbc because we had the best facilities. the audio wizard who worked in d.c. and break in those days and said, stick around tonight. it will be around 2:00 a.m., but you will want to hear this. i went to the south station way in the back where no one could see me. break came in at 2:00 in the morning. i saw. he worked with the orchestra and the score in he worked. he was all business, the model focused that he had in doing take after take after take. i thought, that is who he is because he was so big that it. >> also knew the story, and i promise you we will only talk about

russia put in a very professional performance of knives and franks very growing in style and show with every game that they play and head coach to god because bodes very well ahead of the upcoming european championships and potent ukraine where greece will also qualify for those finals i may put in a very good performance themselves but russia looks very comfortable organ's a very accomplished side bodes well ahead of euro two thousand and twelve championships richard i'm hopeful of anti africans. now that stay with football where four places are still available at euro twenty twelve and four playoff fixtures took place on friday night former russian manager now turkey coach guus hiddink suffered a three nothing loss at home against croatia the former says scott must go forward if it's all the open the scoring for the croats just a minutes into the match and merry old man juki just doubled the lead in the thirty second minute and tell him forward that donnchadh sealed the victory in the second half. after that one nil i think we we had a lot of position but also to be honest and realistic we were not able we were not able to play de

god out of thanksgiving? that's next on "now." and coming up next, why did barney frankre than 30 years in congress? we will be talking about that coming up. plus the new hard-hitting ad against mitt romney from the democratic national committee. all that and more. and...an apology card. this is ridiculous. yeah, and it's got apps. nice. it's got vudu, twitter, facebook. no honey, not facebook. ♪ honey, you think my sweater's horrendous? cats don't skate. i think it kicks butt. [ male announcer ] get low prices on the gifts they love, like lg tvs with the latest technology. backed by our christmas price guarantee. save money. live better. walmart. >> and now on to my postscript. in his weekly address, president obama said i know that for many of you this thanksgiving is more difficult than most. but he continued if we look out for each other and remember that we're all in this together, then i know that we, too, will overcome the challenges of our time. in response, some critics have been outraged. wrote one, his remarks were void of any religious references although tha

god for a dog and for i. harm or that herman cain but i mean seriously died and frank dodd frank the bill it's like the worst thing that's ever happened to america and it's really interesting you know you pull back the lens and you think what just happened three years ago the economist fell off a cliff the global economy almost fell off a cliff because banks were reckless and we had no idea what to do with the trillions of dollars of assets that were going that dodd frank is at least a step towards us reclaiming the kind of regulations that we had before they were unwound the one nine hundred ninety s. into thousands it's amazing to me that you have the me a major party in this country one of two major parties in this country and all they can talk about is getting back banking conditions to where they were in two thousand and five two thousand and six and two thousand and seven when we know they didn't work it's possible that dodd frank is not the ideal bank regulation it is at least a step towards a better banking regulation rule and law that will have the effect of not having two thousand seven happen all

frank. a great congressman. he says i endorse, i think they are great people -- >> thank god for that. >> and where does he go?eet to raise money the very same day. >> within a couple of weeks of the protests there was a website that had link toss union activities and it was a very slick website. >> so what. >> it was so well-organized. >> the union life is being threatened by republicans all over the country and they should be in the streets protesting every single day and knocking down barricades and seven cops are hurt. >> walker is going to be hearing from the union movement next year. >> i'll take that bet. more on great, great american panel. >> i love the smell of protest in the morning. >>ly right. >> you know what? you can live with the smell of occupy wallstreet. more of the great, great american panel next. ♪ ♪ i love ya, tomorrow! [ male announcer ] we're making them a better financial future. what can we make with you? transamerica. transform tomorrow. it's true. u never forget your first subaru. it's a melt in your mouth kind of experience. [ john ] the wood fires up the grill a little bit hotter

invited me to dinner and it turns out he had also invited frank's wife and then frank was going to arrive later. i said my god is this going to be late? and i'm not sure can come and sat down and looked at me and said kid, i watch you every morning. i was doing the today show at the time. he said i got tickets for my concert if you want to come. he turned on the charm and of course i was instantly seduced by all of that because he didn't know which one is going to show up. but he was absolutely wonderful. >> i had another occasion later where he made one of his greatest problems with juan carlos and he made at nbc because we had the best sound facilities and audio wizard who worked at nbc came to me because he knew i liked sinnott trip and said stick on tonight. it's going to be about 2:00 in the morning, but you want to hear this. i went to the sound station when the back where no one could see me and frank came in at 2:00 in the morning and i saw the artist because he worked with the orchestra and the score and juan carlos and he was just all business. the model focused that he had in doing take after take

god bless you. good for you! some of us still working away. we have a few days before the holiday. hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 6:30.ll get a little rain on turkey day but for monday, not so bad. >> a little chilly. that's confirmed but looks like it's going to stay dry all day long. catching a break now from stormy weather as high pressure will sneak in here. that means that will hold that system north of the bay for a couple of days, passing clouds but yes, we could see some rain return a little bit later on this week. we'll have more on that in a moment. right now let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> so far a typical commute although it is the holiday week. we are starting to get busy through the altamont pass and an accident just reported now in livermore. we'll have details in just a few minutes. >>> it is 6:30. a car crashes, bursts into flames and bystanders jump into action. the daring rescue happened just a few hours ago right here in san francisco. kristy seifkin with the dramatic video on what used to complete the rescue -- what they actually used actually. kristy, take it away. >> reporter: good morn

frank! i'm finally on the set! >> if you only had the control to change the weather, too. you would be god-like. >> of course, once grace comes back, it's over. >> move along. you have to do weather now. [ laughter ] >>> looks like we have some pretty nice weather coming our way today. going to see a lot of sunshine outside, a little cool to start with early on though but out the door watch out for thick fog especially out toward the coastline with dense fog out there, also likely going to see some patchy fog into the valleys, as well. but as we sail into the afternoon, we're looking good. here comes that sunshine, some very mild temperatures inside the bay in spots inland, still a little cool at the coast, a mix of sun and clouds. high pressure holding on for one last day then looks like it's going to give way to major changes in the weather. you can already get the sense of that storm system diving out of the gulf of alaska enjoy today. tomorrow cloudy. we have major changes coming our way. much cooler temperatures on tap and yes raindrops likely to make a return. how about those tempera

god bless us all. >> hearing now from the mother of those two little twin girls after the surgery. we heard from some of the doctors, this was the first time frank we were able to hear from that mother. so so emotional and so so grateful thanking the doctors and surgeons and staff there at lucielle packered children's hospital for separating her two little girls and essentially thanking them for those two little lives. rita williams is there we will have more as the story develops. >>> republican presidential candidate john huntsman today spoke out for the rights of occupy protesters. huntsman was campaigning at the university of new hampshire in durham where he commented on the occupy movement. >> i don't like the message coming out of occupy, i don't agree with it. all of it. but i do agree that unlike in china where five folks show up in a street corner and are taken out we have the right to gather, we have the right to speak out. >> reporter: huntsman also outlined his campaign policy. he wants to expand energy production, fund new energy technology and find any alternatives for oil. >>> the group americans elect is working to secure a slot

god, your mama and the democratic party. that's it. >> congressman, thanks to you for your time tonight. we'll be right back with the greatest hits of the great barney franka's natural gas and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarter of our homes and businesses... ... and giving us cleaner rides to work and school... and tomorrow, we could do even more. cleaner, domestic, abundant and creating jobs now. we're america's natural gas. the smarter power, today. learn more at anga.us. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! >>> welcome back. lawmakers come and go, but every now and again, one comes along who truly changes america. that's what massachusetts congressman barney frank has done. at a press conference today, he said

god bless our military and the country they so gallantly serve. >> today on washington journal, the potential impact of the supposed cuts to the defense budget, with frank gaffney. after that, a look at the future of education policy with dennis van roekel, head of the national education association. later, the president of the alzheimer's association talks about a new report on the disease. that is 7:00 a.m. eastern right here on c-span. >> in his new autobiographical narrative, decorated veteran and best-selling author karl marlantes comes to terms with his posttraumatic stress disorder decades after vietnam. >> i started telling this guy about my symptoms. jumping up in the middle of the night and running outside without knowing what was going on. you know, a car would honk behind me and i would get out of my own and just attack the car behind me. and he said to me, have you ever been in a war? and that hit me so hard. in the middle of this room, 80 people, i started bawling, snot coming out of my nose. if you have ever been in a war -- it was that simple. and when he got me back into some semblance of control, he said, you've got ptsd, have you ever

god and ask for forgiveness and seek reconciliation. >> at love folks speculated this would not sit well with voters in iowa very conservative. a lot of evangelicals there. but it seems like his franknesshe situation well it may be helping him there. he looks good in the polls. >> texas governor perry has fallen in the polls in iowa. yet he is there campaigning. what's the strategy. >> he gave a speech today with a position very poplar to the g.o.p. voters. washington is too big. it needs to be cut down to size. here is part of what he had to say? >> i happen to believe it is time to create a part time congress where their pay is cut in half. their office budgets are cut in half. and their time in washington is cut in half. [ applause ] >> shep, his plan for overhauling washington also includes doing away with lifetime appointments for all federal judges. >> shannon bream in washington. shannon, thanks very much. the alarm clock is ticking now on that whole deficit super committee in washington. missing next week's deadline would mean potentially painful automatic budget did you tell c. now word that lawmakers could put off part of the job. this is new. we are live in d.c. plus, there

frank sinatra song. actually it wasn't "america the beautiful," it was "god bless america," but i digress. i started to cry. it wasn't just soft tears, these were tears running down my face. i cried because i realized we are at a crossroads, we could lose all of this. all of this could be lost because we're allowing ourselves to become obese with debt. let me repeat that. obese with debt. you know, our first lady likes to talk about obesity in america and yes it's a problem. but we've become obese with debt. and we have no road map to get out of it. the road map to get out of it is a balanced budget amendment. because it says, you can't spend more than you take in. you can't do it. oh, and if you decide in this chamber to do it, we're going to see how you vote. it's not going to just be 51%. or 50-plus -- or 50 plus one. it's going to be 3/5 of everybody in this chamber. we're going to have to show america how we voted right there on that wall. so if you're going to overspend you better doggone well have a good reason to do it. again, let me repeat what this measure does. requires the cong

frank ogawa plaza. still, the occupy protest continues. those are the tenths. it is not changing. those are the temporary structures also known as tenthtenttenth as tents... oh my gode fox sta today is guy fox day. andy rooney the latest of his obituary when we return. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>marty: andy rooney has it die >>marty: andy rooney has died. he began his career as a writer for world war two. he has recently retired from his best known role as the commentary on " 60 minutes ". he is survived by is for children. >> the latest on the earthquake from oakland. --andy rooney has four children. >>marty: kansas, missouri, and arkansas were all felt from the aftershocks of that earthquake from oklahoma city, oklahoma. daylight savings time begins. we will be back. for in the addition to the cool weather, we also are experiencing daylight savings. officially, it is a sunday at 2:00 a.m. with fullback, do not forget. fall back. --how about taking a look outside. >>janu: we ar

frank luntz. he is here to tell us how voters responded to the answers. >> at the end of that oath are the words "so help me godyou share those four words if you have the opportunity and the privilege to say them, what will come to mind? >> it is an expression, in my view, of asking for god to help me in such an important job. welcome idaho, where they grow america's favorite potoes. everyone knows idaho potatoes taste great. but did you know they'reood for you too? they're high in vitamins and potassium. and idaho potatoes are now certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart assoction for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my family, and for yours. heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. time is running out to select your medicare coverage. the annual enrollment period ends wednesday, december 7th. so call now to enroll in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it complete? this plan combines medicare parts a and b which is you

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