. >> mr. sungentitled to his opinions, but in abacus's loan department, mortgages were based upon false documentation. we have evidence of conspiracy, larceny, and systemic fraud. >> (reporter speaking chinese) >> if that prosecution goes through, that bank is going to go out of business, there's no question about it. they're going to lose their charter and it's going to enormously impact that community. too big to fail, you know, turns into small enough to jail, and abacus is small enough to jail. (music ends) (people chattering) >> when i walk around here, of course i feel very much at home. this is a very tasty noodle shop, if you go in there. i was born in shanghai in the year 1935. at the age of 16, i immigrated to the united states and went to law school, and i moved to chinatown. there was not many chinese lawyers, so i did a lot of pro bono work. this building with the chinese national flag, this is the chinese community center, and in there is... i represented the association for years and

. >> mr. sung to his opinion, but in abacus' loan department, mortgages were based on false documentation. we have evidence of conspiracy, larceny, and systematic fraud. [speaking chinese] >> if that prosecution goes through, that bank is going to go out of business, there's no question about it. they're going to lose their charter, and it's going to enormously impact that immunity. too big to fail turns into small enough to jail. abacus is small enough to jail. >> yang: frontline airs tonight on most pbs stations. and two news updates before we go: in a victory for the trump administration, the supreme court ruled late today that the ban on refugees can stay in place for now. the justices blocked a lower court's decision to ease a restriction on refugees entering the country that would have allowed 24,000 into the country in coming weeks. next month the supreme court will hear arguments on the broader constitutional merits of the trump administration's travel ban. and seattle mayor ed murray has a

mr. speaker, that the attitude of the people that were affected, me is inspirational. i mean the rains came down and the floods came up, you know, like we sung in bible class about noah. the floods came up, flooded, those floods have disappeared. the sun has come out. there's a rainbow. over the area. and people are going and putting their lives back together. there's nothing that can defeat the human spirit. and we appreciate congress quickly spending relief money, $15 billion to the area. this is a disaster that some have estimated will cost the houston economy over $100 billion, i don't know how much it is. but we will do what we can here in congress to make sure that we can get aid to people like in texas, people that are going to be affected in florida, by the hurricane there. and we appreciate our first responders, our civilian volunteers, and military, national guard, the coast guard, all of our military resources. the navy even put two ships off the texas coast to bring in supplies and help. and all the volunteers, first responders, the firefighters, the e.m.s., the police. and other agencies that came together to work together to de

mr. speaker, that the attitude of the people that were affected, me is inspirational. i mean the rains came down and the floods came up, you know, like we sung in bible class about noah. the floods came up, flooded, those floods have disappeared. the sun has come out. there's a rainbow. over the area. and people are going and putting their lives back together. there's nothing that can defeat the human spirit. and we appreciate congress quickly spending relief money, $15 billion to the area. this is a disaster that some have estimated will cost the houston economy over $100 billion, i don't know how much it is. but we will do what we can here in congress to make sure that we can get aid to people like in texas, people that are going to be affected in florida, by the hurricane there. and we appreciate our first responders, our civilian volunteers, and military, national guard, the coast guard, all of our military resources. the navy even put two ships off the texas coast to bring in supplies and help. and all the volunteers, first responders, the firefighters, the e.m.s., the police. and other agencies that came together to work together to de