mr. sorrell: the right question -- asks the right question. ly smaller than other banks. mr. kashkari: that is correct. it is not just an american problem. u.s., we cannot control what other people do in other countries. what i'm saying we need is to be honest about the risk that still exist, take action take our banking system saver, and hopefully we can encourage other systems to follow around. -- along. david: there is less risk. mr. kashkari: there is, but i do not want the american people to think we have solved to be to fail when i believe we have not. that is why i'm standing up and's eking. it -- and speaking. if i were not speaking, i would not be doing my job. stephanie: it was the hank paulson treasury department that pushed the takeovers. bear stearns -- those are the big -- contribute to making the banks bigger. mr. kashkari: that is true. i was in the middle of that. i take responsibility for that. in the midst of that terrible crisis, we had to make the problem worse by encouraging the system. we knew at the time -- hey, if we co

mr. rogers. >> there you go. will it stay this nice through this valentine's day weekend? >> chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing all of this for us. give us some good news. >> would you be my, could you be my -- >> neighbor? >> it was great, but look at this front. tonight i'm going, hey, look at this front. it's not a big deal. it's right there, broken cloud cover along the state line, ready to roll in here. the good news is it's not producing any rain. no rain with this front of any significance at all. daytime high today really jumped. 76 in sanford. 75 in daytona beach and the same in orlando and kissimmee, the villages and the cape. on-the-town forecast tonight, we'll fall into the 60's in the evening. it will be cool for you. not bad. a light jacket will do it for you. tomorrow we won't warm up as much as we did today. we're going to have a very fine weekend. the daytime high on valentine's day and look down the road to when the real rain chances come back. >> thank you, tom. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app.