same with fannie mae and freddie mac.tim geithner talked how applying constraints on risk-taking to only part of the financial system, just the banks , and allow other financial institutions to operate outside the constraints, you leave the overall financial system less resilient and banks may look more stable but there role in the system will shrink over time. it in h where money -- companies get their money. -- it in cap legs were -- encapsulates where companies get their money. large difference between financial institutions and companies in the private sector, they are not guaranteed by the federal government. it has been a good deal for the taxpayer that the sweep of profits for fannie mae and freddie mac, but they are not recapitalized. when the market turns and they suffer losses, it will be a bad deal for the taxpayer. david: 10 years ago, did hank alstom bailout fannie mae and freddie -- did he do it because he had huge bondholders around the world including japanese institutions and the japanese government, and

the mac former congressman, what are you doing these days? be like enjoying my new role. one year anniversary of working with the heartland and the two. based outside of chicago. we are are a national think things. >> what is the history of the heartland? >> it started in the 80s. initially focused on illinois. throughout the years we have expanded to where we have ongoing discussions with legislatures in every state of the union. we are perhaps the most read publication coming from the heartland institute in the state capital. >> he also put out the patriots toolbox. >> all of the great ideas. free-market ideas. what they can use on 10 different issue areas. former state legislature might, serving 14 years in the state senate and always looking for material, support to help us put together policy. at the heartland institute, you can work in 50 states and losing 49 and say hey, we won something state senator who is running for governor. taking over the state of wisconsin. not quite weird the publication our source material, research the serials of helpful items for legisl

for those who do not know mac miller did not have the pleasure of meeting him, tell us about the mac was incredibly creative. from a hip—hop point of view, he was one of the best as an mc, one of the most versatile, articulate and one of the greatest. you were the first person to interview him in the uk. what was it that stood out to you about him and the talent that he had? the innocence of the music. the first singles and videos, they had the look and feel, nikkeis on my feet was a classic of that era. it was all over the internet. the mainstream media was not pushing this kind of music. it is when blogs first came to prominence. he is the essence of hip—hop. he embodied everything that the great artist does. from his perspective, he was very young. he was just different at the time. the other thing that was noteworthy about him was how openly was about his struggles with substance abuse. he wore his heart on his sleeve. he had demons. i never spoke to him about things like that. when i was talking to him it was purely about the music and nothing else. he has dealt with them the wa

mac miller was an amazing person, first and foremost.he most versatile, articulate mcs, he was one of the greatest. and you were the first person to interview him in the uk. what was it that stood out to you about him and the talent that he had? the innocence of the music. the first mix tape that he put out and the first set of singles and the videos, they all had the look and the feel. nikes on my feet was a classic of that era from when it first dropped in 2011. you could refer to as the blog era. it was all over the internet. the mainstream media wasn't pushing this kind of music. it was a major discovery. it was when blogs first came to prominence, and he was all over that. it was just raw talent, it was the essence of hip—hop. he embodied everything from great artists that came before him. he was doing it from his perspective, he was very young. he was just different at the time. the other thing that was noteworthy about him that was how open he was about him that was how open he was about his struggles with substance abuse. yeah, h

it made the windows pc for the first time as easy as a mac but it was a lot cheaper than a mac, so thiss nearly the last nail in apple's coffin. >> steve jobs, he runt read was to surrender. >> steve. >> he returned to apple in 1997 and the company was on the verge on bankruptcy. jobs needed -- >> steve jobs always understood that his product was more than just the hardware. it was more even than the software. it was the story and that part of his job as a celebrity ceo was to tell a story about his product than embodied who those people, his customers, most wanted to be. and they wanted to be cool. >> steve was much more comfortable being in front of the camera so, therefore, you attach this human quality to mac and people believed in jobs and believed he would fix things and solve things and make great products. >> this is imac. >> the bulbous seethrough mac was a breakthrough in computing, the first computer people want to put in their living rooms. didn't want to hide it away. hay wanted it put it out and display it. >> with the imac, apple won out the competition with a simple mess

so, mac evans. you say mac evans has a long experience in kenya say the bass instrument. instrumental in getting established in 1989. the vice president that year and was responsible for canada's participation in the international space station, the radar sat program in the canadian astronaut program in the 1994 became the third president serving until 2001. he is among his numerous honors a member of the order of canada connected for his accomplishments in the canada's space program. on the side of the border, he is a lifetime director of the space foundation of the united states and received nasa's distinguished public service medal. very cool. he currently provides consulting services to the canadian space industry. he's chair of the defense advisory board and members this advisory board and he seems to be right here right now. that's excellent. please join me in welcoming -- you can applaud, but before i say that, let me give you a little order procedures. i've introduced mac who will introduce mr. laporte. mr. evans will speak for 10 minutes in mr. laporte will speak

a musician then who collaborated with the rapper mac miller who has died at the age of 26.g in sweden before sunday's general election. opinion polls suggest the anti—immigrant sweden democrats will win around 20% of the votes, which would make it the second biggest party in parliament. jenny hill has been gauging how the nation is feeling. today, we fight! and it is a battle for the soul of this country. as they recreate sweden's past, populists fight the establishment and its future. the people. they all taking the people's voice and putting into politics. he is talking about the sweden democrats, once a neo—nazi party, they don't like the eu and they don't like migrants. this is where they live. they put cars on fire. it is very common. they blamed them for crime, even though it is falling. they say it is more safe now, but that is force because there is more gang violence, gang rapes. some things will not before, but now it is all the time. is it responsible, as a political party, to spread this kind of message of fear? yes. it is information for the citizens. have you

i know mac from a distance.sonally in that way. the idea of him struggling with substance abuse is a reality that so many artists have to deal with at times. unfortunately, he lost the battle and hopefully this can be a memorial that can help people get the help that they need. hopefully, imean, i the help that they need. hopefully, i mean, i wish people have the opportunity to learn from this and it is not altogether a tragedy. he seemed to have matured in the public eye. both from a young man into a mature artist but also as a musician. what was his music like, for those of us who don't know much about it. became the face of creativity and beautiful art. he was just a talent. he was a producer, a rapper, an mc. an amazing multi—instrumentalist. he was always just collaborating. he was a special, special person. the artist's artist. just really cool. from just being a funny person, you know? it really breaks my heart that he is gone. let's turn to some history now. in 1991, the russian city of leningrad became

that was mac miller. he was this crazy, wonderful guy. knew him or not, you felt part of that crowd. there was no attitude or anything like that. he was a really great people person, and an amazing artist. it is just tragic what has happened. one of china's richest men, jack ma, is reported to be stepping down as head of the e—commerce empire alibaba on monday. 19 years after he co—founded it, alibaba is now the world's fifth biggest internet company with a market value of more than $400 billion. mr ma has a personal net wealth of over $35 billion. earlier i spoke to shaun rein is managing director of china market research group. he told me why he thought jack ma was doing this now. i think right now is a good time for mr ma to step down. alibaba is in a strong position. we expect it to grow about 35% year on year for the next five years. they are also about to go public, one of their divisions. china is becoming a cashless society. very few people carry cash. alipay, their subsidiarity, is doing very well. it is also time for mr ma to st

that was mac miller. he was this crazy, wonderful guy., you felt part of that crowd. every year millions of tons of plastic waste flow into the sea around the world. now, for the first time, an attempt will be made to get into the middle of the pacific ocean — to try to clean it up. here's our science editor david shukman. in san francisco, final construction of a massive project with an incredibly bold ambition. to try to clear the oceans of plastic waste. this animation shows how the huge structure is meant to collect millions of pieces of plastic to make them easier to get rid of. sights like this have shocked people around the world. images of the damage to wildlife have inspired this effort to clean up. if we don't do it now all this plastic will start breaking down into smaller and smaller pieces, and the smaller the pieces are the more harmful and harder to extract from the marine environment. so we feel there is a sense of urgency. there is plastic waste in every ocean around the world but this is the first attempt to clean it up.

the mac what is yours? i want to see a nafta that includes canada, but i'm not negotiating it. >> that leads to the other question. >> i'm the only text in here. there's no way you can sell our wrenches and farmers having duty-free access to all of north america and europe going to swap that out for a deal where you only have that make sense. it's just nonsensical. >> what is your take overall and how the nafta negotiations have been managed? by the negative treatment towards mexico now towards canada. was it necessary to do that? >> absolutely not. i can't imagine trying to negotiate by putting your finger in the person you're negotiating with within the right and there's nothing like courtesy from telling your children when you're in government that it does make a difference. besides that, we want to have a himelfarb. north america is the most competitive region in the world if it moves forward on its partnership. it has 14 millions jobs that are hinged to the supply chain synchronize across the borders.

mac and mac to arizona.orchado. >>host: about 70 miles 70 miles from the border mac i would not say the cartel controls the mexican government but i would say there are regions across the code that are heavily in and some people would even argue controlled by cartels but not ae with the central government. mexico was also going through another big challenge right on central ameterica have come to g united states and could not seeg cross your seeing many more seeking s asylum and staying in shelters throughout mexico also a high number of mexicans now deported and these are people who left when the word children for coming back to mexico. i heard a story wa jlking around mexico city recently and i kept hearing english and i looked around wander they ywereou ree speak a word of spanish due to people being deported the numbers are greater all theple t so now they are trying to find opportunities throughout mexico there is new government coming t in will be tested not just to stop mexicans from going northiw as promised

looking for a person who sucker punched a person causing a 1.5 inch cut on the victim's face at the mac arthur bart station at 11:47 at night. two women reported that a man was harassing them. that man came up from behind the agent and hit him in the head. the victim was taken to the hospital and bart has not released surveillance of the suspect. this latest attack is not reassuring rider who is are already on edge. >> i feel like this is like getting out of control. i just feel like it keeps happening very often. it just doesn't feel safe to catch a bart no more. >> the mac arthur station was the same location where 18-year-old nia wilson was fatally stabbed in an unprovoked attack last month. >>> new this morning, a body was found in the south bay with a possible drug overdose near the capital expressway in san jose. it was found along the northbound side of 87 around 9:45 and chp has not identified the body. happening today, more than 1,000 workers will march in oakland to protest plans by kaiser that they say would under main patients and care givers. workers would meet and march ac

the heavier rain continued to tour the mac drift northeastward and continued to tour the mac drift northeastwal be bright or sunny spells, and patchy spells across southern parts of england and the channel islands, and it will be quite breezily and across wales maybe the odds showered drifting into the midlands and bright skies and sunshine to be had as bright skies and sunshine to be had as well. a similar story as well, and doing quite well by the afternoon but some downpours and perhaps thunderstorms pushing enter the western side of scotland. sunday night we can see wind gusts of 50—55 mph and elsewhere, quite breezy through the night yes but a quiet end to the weekend. the start of the new working week when the mike webb high—pressure to the south and bringing some rain and leaving this trailing front behind. this will wriggle around tuesday and will separate warm air which is wafting up separate warm air which is wafting up from the south from cooler air which is going to be affecting northern areas. split fortunes for the first couple days of the new working week. a bit of rain in place

and its biggest sibling the i phone ten s macs will be priced at nine hundred ninety nine dollars one thousand and ninety nine dollars respectively they're supposedly the fastest i phones ever liquid proof and i have the most secure facial sent to the cation technology ever contained in a small for apple's counting on how some profits for the i phone ten s macs five companies biggest phone display to date it also highlighted new health features for its next generation up a watch including one allowing users to take their an electrocardiogram and another text when a person forms. of financial course want to save sharansky is in new york let's catch up with her now sophie tell us what's been the response so far to apple's latest offerings. well this year's i'm veiling was rumored to be impressive even by ethical standards and so now after as if they meant i would say one i was on the new i phone and the ever on the watch the watch because this is where apple introduced a big outbreak and it has a lot of potential to further growth and of course the i phone as it is still their most popu

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in the south—east, dry, and not mac cold, but in scotland and not mac cold, but in scotland and northerno dip below freezing, so a touch of ground frost perhaps. but a beautiful day tomorrow with some sunny spells in the north west. also sunny spells in east anglia and the south—east. in between we have the weather front, a band of rain, but not much rain in it by this stage. still into the 20s across the south—east. not much will change as we go through tuesday evening, the cloud beginning to break up, but the potential still for a few showers to creep in the near continent. high pressure is broadly in charge of the scene as we get onto wednesday. this area of u nsettled get onto wednesday. this area of unsettled weather is still with the potential to clip a few showers into the far south—east and certainly extra clout and we'll serve fans thickening up through the day, and outbreaks of rain beginning to push in here. eastern scotland into much of england and wales, sunny spells, 17-20, but the of england and wales, sunny spells, 17—20, but the uncertain whether in the north west and th

it is difficult that macs still difficult to access. that macs still difficult to access.lectricity... because they are operating in this area. there is little information. function as an aid agency on the ground? we are working with governments. governments. we are working with our fearlessly doers. fearlessly doers. to see our capital city resuscitated. and put back together. ash max fearlessly doers. rescued, that are receiving some carer. had they coping? people are working very hard to save lives. lives. but this is a very unfortunate situation. that states from indonesia to india set up a tsunami warning network. point when and where the killer waves will hit. everything they reasonably could to warn people. not easy to maintain all of these natural disasters. natural disasters. it is unable a witch had difficulty graphical situations. —— quite complicated. complicated. equipment are to observe its because of this earthquake. of this earthquake. what status has this disaster been given? this disaster been given? there and mentioned that he declared this as a national

mac. >> jimmy: k. mac. k.mmy: 86 years young and i just love the stories about her. but you said that you were going to take her on this family vacation with you. >> we did. it was time for a proper vacation, my kids told me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm like, "what do you mean, we've been in mauritius. we've been in australia. we've been all these places all over the world. we've been to all vacation." they're like, "no. you're always working, papai." which is what they call me, papai. portuguese for dad. so, they said, "no. we haven't been on a proper vacation when you haven't been working." so i said, "okay. let's gather all the kids. let's get my mom. let's get my wife's dad. let's go to the amalfi coast outside of italy. let go to the greek islands. we meet up with the harrelson family in greece. >> jimmy: as in woody harrelson? [ light laughter ] >> now woody is the kind of guy -- woody is the kind of guy that if you rent the place but he shows up before you get there, he will take the master bedroom. [ la

that was mark miller. —— mac miller. he was this crazy, wonderful guy.ou felt part of that crowd. there was no attitude or anything like that. he was a really great people person, and an amazing artist. it is just tragic what has happened. tell us about his impact asa happened. tell us about his impact as a musician. i know that he opened doors are a lot of artists behind him, as well. yeah, he was... he wasn't the first independent artist, but he was one of the first successful independent artists, and he came through at the same time as other people were doing really well and were starting to make labels. he was getting a lot of success independently and making a lot of money independently, which inspired other guys to go out and do the same thing. and i think hejust had that essence, he could wrap about anything, he loved the music and the art form. he was just... anything, he loved the music and the art form. he wasjust... hejust inspired us. he inspired other artists. if he was wrapping and you we re artists. if he was wrapping and you were in his v

shots mac -- [gunfire] in italy, they did it different. while in japan, shots mac -- [gunfire] to their names can be added to those of hundreds of thousands of others who stood in the way of the new warriors. finally there was only one obstacle left. bells mac -- bill mannix >> the word of god and the word of juries cannot be reconciled. then god must go! i'm absolutely clear in my own mind that i can speak for the féhrer as well. that both the catholic and protestant must vanish from the life of our people. thus spoke alfred rosenberg and if you have any doubt that he stood for his steward, here is what happened. [ music ]thousands of other men of god, protestant, catholic, jewish, were persecuted, arrested and confined to concentration camps. our féhrer is the only thing between you and the man of god. it is only on one or two exceptional points that christ and hitler stand in comparison but hitler's too far a big man to be compared to someone so petty. [ singing ] yes, teach them that the fate of their fathers is only the church and the

in this com awake 5 visit for )s a > mac. intimidating visit for leon mac.d through some poor defending. few bits in the bright star coming from the oranges sigh, but city were soon sleepwalking to further trouble. to have a zero at half—time but the words to start a turnaround would not cover the manager. with pep guardiola suspended in the stands, it was instead left to the assistant. he watched his side go a click away from further trouble but this save look more viable when the fight back finally came. leroy sane setting up bernardo silva. perhaps if he was beset, he would have shaken them to live, but city were always missing their usual intensity. this was a desert at night for lyon and perhaps even more will wish they had stayed away. well, it was a much happier european opener for city's neighbours united. jose mourinho‘s side won 3—0 away to young boys in switzerland. paul pogba, wearing the captain's armband, scored twice on the night. and patrick gearey has the details for us. in this nation over the coming of this is the most partisan par. young

are you ready quick. >> i'm ready left mac he is always ready. [laughter] >> think you for spending time for us to help the average consumer have a better experience in healthcare. in 2163 .-point $3 trillion was spent on healthcare. so about 28 percent of those dollars come from households with that miracle perspective $9 billion paid by households and to be expected five .-point $7 trillion by 2026 the current ratio holds true at 28 percent of one .-point $6 trillion of the american households. is that accurate quick. >> you estimate one .-point 5 trillion of the current stimulus is paid for by employers or consumers by 500 billion of that is referred to as shop a bowl nonacute services if that is true that when people have the tools they need to shop around for care consumers and employers can save 50 percent or $250 billion for all types of services or expenses or savings. what steps can we take to improve the ability of consumers to shop around for such services quick. >> in our experience working with employers there are three things we hav

mac miller's friend and fellow musician, pittsburgh slim, was totally shocked by the news.by the reaction on twitter. it's too much. really, drugs just aren't cool, and i don't know what happened, nobody does at this point. i just came to drop some flowers and separate for him, that's all you can do. and in the next hour i'll be talking to the bbc radio 1xtra dj semtex who was one of the first djs to interview mac miller in the uk. a massive operation to scoop plastic waste from the middle of the pacific ocean is being launched today. a 600—metre long device will be towed out from california, as jenny kumah reports. sights like this have shocked people all over the world. the damage to wildlife has inspired a bold project with an ambitious goal, to rid the ocean of plastic. and this is the structure that will help to do it. it's been built in san francisco and is launching from there today. it will travel to an area in the eastern pacific known as the great garbage patch, where currents trap plastic. if we don't do it now, all this plastic will start breaking down into smal

transparency is the most important value in my laugh this mac life. tesla stock drive 10%. -- dropped 10%. >>> the dow was up 54, the nasdaq was up 51 and the s&p 500 was up eight. apple shares rose helping to push the markets higher after an analyst said the apple could gain another 20% in their stock price by the end of next year. >>> in, live pictures from the transit center tonight after a second full day of closure. engineers are trying to figure out how to temporarily show up to cracks still support beams in the elevated structure that you see above fremont street. crews have been working around the clock clearing space around those two beams. today, they released a new photo of the crack in the second beam. officials say the ongoing effects they -- inspections have not turned up any additional beams showing similar damage. >> we have seen nothing except for the two cracks. we will continue to monitor just to make sure. >> the authority says they're looking for the materials needed to build columns in the middle of the month street to hold up th

. >> the stocks of freddie mac in freefall this morning. >> looking down the barrel of a gun. >> couldhis cost several hundred billion dollars? >> is it possible that treasury secretary plans to reassure investors? >> if we repudiate george bush's secretary of the treasury, i believe the consequences will be severe. >> congress must act. >> the biggest bailout in american history. >> a giant blank check to the treasury department. wall street, stocks plummeting 700 points. >> is it ok if i call you hang? k? hank: it is weird if you do not. >> isn't this one did ponzi scheme? >> this would allow hank paulson to act as a king. >> my levels are ok? hank: i can hear you, i can see you. >> mr. paulson has asked that he be above the law. >> he has no idea how bad it is out there. no idea! >> if we have to have somebody at the helm, i think hank paulson is it. >> the world economy would have collapsed. >> right place, right time. no one else could have done it. >> bailout wall street, bailout main street. >> we are the last days of this country surviving. hank: i had a happy childhood. ♪ brot

. >> sean: and we made you some very special bright orange mac and cheese. >> anthony: mac and cheese's a turkey. >> sean: yup. >> anthony: let that be a lesson to you. >> jeff: like going to grandma's house. >> anthony: mike lata from fig is here and jeff alan, owner of rebellion farm. so at this point, how many others are there like you guys, like, who are basically keeping it real as far as real southern culinary traditions as opposed to sort of the jokey ones? >> sean: i feel like just about everybody here is. >> mike: yeah, more than you would think. >> anthony: well, how many people is that? >> mike: 12? >> sean: yeah, in a town like this, that's pretty amazing. >> anthony: god damn, this is good. pig's feet and green is just ridiculously good. >> jeff: this is really moist for a wild turkey. >> sean: people who say they don't like turkey need to eat this. >> mike: so what's your impression of charleston? >> anthony: it's a, you know, it's one of those weird, distinctly american mutations, kind of like rock 'n' roll or jazz or blues. >> sean: that's what makes charleston so cool

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>> 16 months ago it was mac who comforted ariana after that bombing at her manchester concert.system, our source says family and friends are now optimistic about the couple's future, quote everyone important in her life approves. >> and finally demi lovato's mom breaks her silence. >> she just didn't look good at all. she was in bad shape. >> we just didn't know for two days if she was going to make it or not. >> dianna de la garza told news max tv her daughter was in critical condition in july after overdosing at home. without confirming what type of drug demi may have been taking demi's mom is speaking out about opoid abuse. >> the opoid crisis in america is at an epidemic level. >> she is right. demi remains in rehab and according to her mother is doing really well. >>> let's move on to the cast of "magnum pi." "e.t." online's lien aguilera was exclusively on set with magnum 2.0 jay hernandez. >> take me back to the moment when you discovered you were going to be on the new "magnum pi." what did your mom say? >> she almost fell out of her seat and you know what she said, she

including the big mac in quarter pounder. and quarter pounder.re now free from artificial preservatives. there were a few difficult ingredients to change. mcdonald's says the ingredient changes impact close to two thirds of its burgers and sandwiches at all 14,000 u.s. restaurants. now place is not expected to go up because of this change the pickles though. they still had preservatives. so hold the pickles. thank you for that. we know the flu epidemic last year was bad but now are learning just how bad it was and what it means for this flu season. in italy is banning alcohol. cannot be true. meanwhile the u.s. stock futures index. oh good, you're awake! finally. you're still here? come on, denise. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. oh. so, that means no breakfast? i said there might be breakfast. i was really looking forward to breakfast. i know... voya. helping you to and through reti

if you don't want to eat big macs all the time, you don't have to. if you don't want to eat wendy's milkshakes, you don't have to as well and i think how he let his life was not necessarily as he himself popped and said what he would impose on other people. i think what he tried to do in the magazine as he made clear in the first editorials thathe wrote , was simply to give people a choice, a broader range of possibilities for making decisions about how they wanted to leave their lives. the other point that miss staff had made is a very substantial one and as an old madisonian myself, i take it very seriously. this business about balancing liberty and restraint, that's an age-old problem in a democraticrepublic . i guess i would argue that in spite of the image that was projected of hefner being an advocate of being unlimited liberty, unrestrained freedom, etc. sort of bleeding over into licentiousness was a problem. i think it was a little indifferent and i give you two examples. in the 1970s , the success of hefner's magazine, hefner was challenged

. >> khalil mac and the bears took on the seahawks. five tackles on russell wilson. in two games with the bears, mac has eight sackles, a pick six and two forced fumbles. the bears defense won this game. a pick six sealed it. chicago won 24-17, the final. >>> the giants in san diego. 1989 mvp kevin mitchell in the house. the giants down 1-0 and brandon crawford led off the fourth with this, his 13th home run of the year to deep center. so the giants are now leading by one in the fifth. and evan longoria does his kevin mitchell impersonation. that's an impressive home run to the left, 16th of the year, the team lead. giants win 4-2. it's their first road win since august 23rd. that's almost a month. and what a night for the brewers christian yellic. he hit for the cycle against the reds in august. tonight he hit for the cycle against the reds again. a single, double, home run, and triple. he's the first to have a cycle against the same team in the same year. >>> this is captioned, i guess i'm not afraid of sharks anymore. i'm on my way. the sharks traded for carlson l

or mac but a community activist that the current approach is not working. >> tactics that the sheriff is using, these authorities, they are just a tactic to criminalize more people and not embrace them. or mac it took more than seven hours for tow trucks to impound all of the vehicles in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> let's get another check on the weather. what is going on? this weekend is actually pretty good. >> it was really nice. the temperatures were where they should be this time of year. as we go through the next few days, we're looking at temperatures above normal for this time of year. get ready for the heat. it is deftly coming, especially for the inland locations. we have a live look outside at the san jose cam. clear skies as we start off the day. temperatures in the 50s for many spots. concord 54. 52 in livermore. 56 in san jose. 45 for santa rosa. can expect. much of sunshine as we head through the day. amateurs warming up and then heating up by midweek. high pressure really takes control for us. we are looking at cooler temperatures by this weekend. started off th

one reason is the existence of freddie mac and fannie mae.iously fullyxplains why of launched part of the u.s. cmi publices out of institution and to not the central banks. had arse, the europeans lot of hard work to do and a structural reforms have been decided including the single supervision authority with the ultimate decisions taken by the central banks. the european advantage in terms of structural difference with , they are very much on the side of optimism that was expressed by the previous speaker. the concern of the time when lehman collapsed was that market participants, overall regulators, and central bankers did not realize the interconnectedness of the banking system. what we know now? is there a danger that we could go back to the financial crisis? >> what we know is that we have decided to reinforce considerably the resilience of the banks at a global level and institutionspriate with the backing of the g20. a lot has been done to reinforce resilience, but that does not bigest that if we had a new shock, we would not have cont

and fannie mae. >> fannie mae and freddie mac are so large and so interwoven in our financial system that the failure of either of them would cause great turmoil in the financial markets, here at home and around the globe. we have determined it is necessary to take action. >> we look forward to working closely with congress to resolve this financial crisis and get our economy moving again. >> our economy is in a state of crisis, but you get to keep $480 million. i have a very basic question for you. is this fair? >> at the i am the storm of the investment banks, leaders who faced critical decision. we spoke with top executives to find out what they were thinking then and what they think now of the changes that have reshaped the financial landscape. let's start the conversation. in 2008, he was cohead of investment banking at deutsche bank. do you recall the moment when you felt real fear? >> there had been fear all along. when you run markets, fear is a constant companion but perhaps panic might be a better word. i would say it is, for me, lehman. i had gone through a far less system

is theortant reason existence of fannie mae and freddie mac.plains why a very large part of the financing of the out of publicomes institution and not through the banks. that being said, of course the europeans have a lot of hard work to do. structural reforms are of first importance. they have been decided including the single supervision operating with the ultimate decision taken by the banks. disadvantage i would say in terms of structural difference with the u.s., they took a number of decisions and i am on the side of the optimism that was expressed by the previous speaker. >> they did not realize the interconnectedness of the banking system. what do we know about the banking system now? couldre a danger that we go back to the 08 financial crisis? is that we have decided to reinforce, the resilience of the banks and through appropriate institutions with backing of the g20. a lot has been done to reinforce resilience. suggest that if we had a big new shock, we wouldn't have -- question that we have done constructive things since 2008. i thi

(vo) cascade platinum. >>> the latest on the overdose death of mac miller as new details trickle out.as found dead in his home in california at the age of 26 after a struggle with substance abuse. after authorities dig deeper into theinvestigation, the coroner's office deferred the native's cause of death media a those who loved miller break their silence with outpourings of emotion and moving tributes. >> new video out of russia show the moment before the president was involved in a multivehicle the president suffered cuts and bruises, but is expected to be okay. the collision happened as it crashed into an on coming vehicle as they tried to pass another car. >> the naked truth. a new study reveals which generation prefers to sleep in the buff. >> the prestigious milestone john legend. the few hollywood have ever achieved. i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or mo

or mac for many riders, the bigger concern is a loss of 200 parking spaces. >> want people to use public transportation, but without the parking lot, it is not going to be convenient. think it is a bad idea. >> it takes away my ability to drive my car here and take part to where i need to go. >> reporter: members say that there is a possibility of adding back some parking spaces, but they would be limited, since the goal is to get people out of their cars. >>> it is now 4:41. a journey by canoe the ends in the bay area. the message carried across the city. >>> scooter company under fire for ignoring a cease and desist order from one local city after dropping off dozens of rentals. a homeless camp is set to be cleared out... this morning. hope village sits on state property... ing lot by >>> developing news from san jose. homeless camp is set to be cleared out this morning. hope visit -- village sits on a public parking lot. the state issued eviction notices last week and there was hope that the camp could move on to airport property next door, but the plans have now stalled. pope village

mac i think the numbers have doubled over the last six years.. our kids are getting addicted and are addicted to social media and their devices. the second issue is how she has been treated on social media since she said this on television. she clearly has been getting a lot of babies and has had to take herself off social media. this may be no bad thing for her because i had three weeks off twitter and it was very nice. the abuses not nice andi was very nice. the abuses not nice and i have suffered myself, it can get better, vicious and scary. i think it is out of order, you cannot have people on twitter and other social bidder platforms being subject to this threatening abuse. it interesting to say the children are addicted, i'd add addicted? sab has come out in the united states saying that teenagers wish their pa rents would saying that teenagers wish their parents would spend less time on social media. every time we get our phones out over dinner, to look something up, we are giving them that role model. such we take the ipad of our childre

the pipe 2-mac prayer it is not me.now that the atmosphere can be tremendous and will be even more so if harry maguire, one of the stars of the world cup cop is here. he is to sign a new contract with leicester city as well. england on the road could generate a great atmosphere. we saw it when they went to leeds in a warm up it when they went to leeds in a warm up match. with wembley possibly being sold it could be a sign of things to come. the anti—discrimination charity in their... kick—off is at apm. camden park will remain the home of scottish football. there was an offer to move the matches to murrayfield. when the current lease i’u ns murrayfield. when the current lease runs out in 2020. it has been scotland's on for 112 years. in by scotland's on for 112 years. in rugby union, premiership club owners say majority stake is not the preferred option as they discuss a multi—million pound offer to take over the league. they have offered £205 million for a 51% share. the deal would mean a much needed £17 million windfa

mac he is okay. you do not always duct when a ball is headed for you. that is the rule. a couple things about this weekend, the dodgers come in one game out of first place and then got mad bumped to the giants. they could actually get it rolling and knock the hated dodgers out of it completely. it could be crazy because the giants have had such a rotten season and they could play spoiler. >> going back to the vikings, rams game. it was a great game. and it was so great to do jared do so well. it had to have been one of his breakout games. >> that was his best games to take equally of his career. he had 565 yards passing. >> i think it is fantastic the eric reed -- i-25 found a job. >> have a good night. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. r every new beginning. hey, so i saw a movie trailer the other day. how could batman possibly fight superman? i mean, isn't that dumb? maybe he uses kryptonite. well, batman's got a lot of money. maybe he builds a suit that can do everything superman can do. n

that will be a lot of fun. >> sounds strange to hear khalil mac, chicago bears. >> i know.hink we will ever get used to it. >> that is right. thank you very much. >>> the miss america pageant airs tonight on abc. for the first time this year in the pageant's 98-year history, there will be no swimsuit competition. >> the changes viewers can expect from what is being called miss america 2.0. >> from 73-year-old grandmas to pageant winners and competitors showing off their talents. neither the rain nor the controversy could keep fans of miss america away. everyone eager to see what's being dubbed miss america 2.0. for the first time in its 98-year history, no bathing suits. >> we are disappointed. i think change -- we will see if change is good. >> instead of the iconic swimsuit competition, they will be asked interview questions. the leader behind this is the organization's new chairman and miss america 1989, gretchen carlson. >> i have so many great ideas for this organization. >> these radical changes come amidst calls for her resignation. >> miss north dakota. >> the curre

ariana grande's ex rapper mac miller apparently died at his home of drug overdose. mac battled with substance abuse, reportedly the factor in his breakup with ariana grande. >>> let's move on now to former cosby show star geoffrey owens. it's been a week since the photo of him working at trader joe's went viral, followed by him being job-shamed. >> good things are happening to good people because geoffrey is about to enter tyler perry territory. >> "the haves and the have the nots." >> i'm so skeptical. like, really? are you actually saying come with work with me? because we've never worked together before. >> just hours after geoffrey told us that, tyler perry called him with a role on "the haves and the have nots," o.w.n.'s top-rated drama. "e.t." has learned the contract was finalized today. and the 57-year-old will play a senator in a role written for himself. he'll start shooting the first of ten episodes next week in atlanta. there was just one problem -- geoffrey's actually never seen the show. >> this is going to sound funny. i'm not a tv watcher. never have