mr. mooreas far as i know you are the only person. [laughter] we will have to rethink our whole profession. >> i feel manipulated. mr. moore: i do too. all i can say is that there are a lot of people interested in the polls, and i am one of those people. i always take a look at them. but i get frustrated because i know that they are not done right. but apart from that, i try to read them. we look at internals to see what they might mean. it gets to a point where i am interested in the technique into what people are doing. as far as you concerned, that is a different story and there is a significant portion of the american public that is not interested, that is why we have a decline in response rates. they are so low, out of every five people that are supposed to be included, we are lucky if we can get one. 80% of the people who we want to take part, we cannot get a hold of. some refuse outright, some refuse to respond, and others happen to be not there. 20% overall response rate is fairly commo

mrs. moore's abdomen. but he quickly determines the blood is not significant. >> that's only a little bit of blood. i thought i was going to find a lot more. a little bit of blood in her abdomen didn't seem to be a problem. it seems to be mostly related to some resuscitation that she got while she was in the hospital. i kind of sat back and said wait a minute. this could be some type of aneurism that ruptured but quickly figured out it was a small amount of bleeding and there was a small injury to her liver which was cpr related. that was quickly ruled as being sort of an artifact of resuscitation as opposed to being related to her death. >> then the rest of the body is examined in the order in which dr. spitz always conducts these exams, organs removed, weighed, and dissected. and, finally, the head opened up. >> with a history of headaches you might expect some type of catastrophic bleed in the brain but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. >>> coming up next, this medical mystery is about to be solv

when was the last time you saw your brother, mr. moore? six weeks ago. can you account for your whereabouts last night? i was at a charity auction for the sons of the civil war until 11:30. and you have got a hell of a nerve accusing me of killing my brother. i ain't accused you of anything yet. was there anything unusual going on in his life lately? his most recent trauma was samantha beresford breaking up with him. because she's from a good family who knows how to keep their name out of the paper. now, are we through? we were together six months. then hudson insulted my friend in the press. that killed it. when was the last time you saw him? last week at catalyst. um, how was he behaving that night? anything on his mind? family issues? 'cause of the documentary? he couldn't have cared less. he was just hudson, drunk party boy. flirty. another reason we broke up. did something happen that night? he got to talkin with some little b&t ho. she a friend of his? never. she was pure country. i thought she came with chr drake. like he brought her as a "screw y

today "action news" reporter vernon odom remembered mr. moore. >> he was a crusader to more and more black journalist hired to integrate news rooms not only in philadelphia but across the entire nation. >> mr. moore is survived by his wife linda a wright moore, his son acebefore. injury and his daughter. acel moore was 75 years old. >>> friend and family gathered to remember a philadelphia police officer, john pawlowski. they gathered at broad and olney in the logan section where officer pawlowski was shot and killed seven year ago this month. he died breaking up a dispute voluming a man. the shooter has been since sentenced to life in prison. >>> hundreds turned out for an emotional good bye for a young boy who tied during a house fire last week in norristown. twelve year-old sanford harling the third died in a fire at his home in norristown back in february 5th. family members say he had made it out of the fire but ran back inside because he thought that his father was trapped inside. but his father got the out, and sanford affectionately know

mr. r, ms. moore and swalwell. from the republican side we had mr. king, mr. neugebauer, mr. stivers and mr. hultgren. this was truly a strong bipartisan bill and i'd like to thank those for joining us. it passed out of the financial services committee of a strong vote of 56-1 which shows we had overwhelming bipartisan support. the burden of proof of this bill is to level the playing field for cities and states by requiring the banking regulators to treat certain municipal bonds as liquid assets, just like corporate bonds, stocks and other assets. as a former member of the security council of new york, i know firsthand the importance of municipal bonds. they allow our states and

mr. moore is this very complicated technology?sonably complicated, but it's not so much more difficult than what is already on everybody's mobile phone, so, you know, the voice is processed using some fairly standard signal processing techniques that have been in firms for many, many years. no, not so complicated. >> my -- my mother used to think that me and my brother sounded identical. so would you be able to impersonate somebody easily? >> well, you can impersonate someone within a reasonable degree of proximation, but when people are related that makes you quite similar indeed. the voice is not as good of biometric, as for example, fingerprints or iris scans or some of those much more physical measures. >> so would you be happy using it? >> i would be reasonably happy. one has to bare in mind, if you have a cold, for example, it might not let you in, or if you are standing in a railway station and it's incredibly noisy it might not let you in. so there are some issues. >> yeah, absolutely. part of the problems with passwords i

. >> judge judy: i don't need to be validated by you, mr. moore. [ twinkle! ] don't wink at me. >> [ chuckles ] >> judge judy: wink at byrd. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution ex-boyfriend, dustin moore, for

mr. moore just happened to be the unlucky person that was struck in the head. police say teens who are too scared to talk then are older and likely more willing to open up now. >> they are young adults now, they are more responsible. you know, we're asking that these people take a hard look at what happened and do the right thing. >> the right thing, calling in a tip to help bring the family closure. >> somebody knows something and whoever it is, they just need to come forward and say something. >> now if you know anything, call crime stoppers, you don't need to leave your name. we posted that number on our website, there's a $5,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> 15 minutes ago, the republican presidential candidates wrapped up what could be the most important debates. three big wins in a row, donald trump's rivals are trying to slow him down. they all attacked trump tonight. there were some tense moments between all of them. >> i don't understand, because make is made in mexico and china. >> you know what, devalue their currency that m

mitchell: mr. moore, mr. purdy, and mr. tetley. no, i'm tetley, and he's moore. oh, i'm sorry. and, of course, you know henry. hi, henry. you better get lost, kitten. i got a story i wanna tell the fellas. you better get out of here, too, dearie. opie used to be in the navy. [doorbell] i'll get it. [music] dennis: here's the open house, folks. everybody's welcome. come on in, everybody. here is the open house. everybody's welcome. you wanna watch this cheap hardware, young woman. cheap hardware? well, there isn't a lock in the whole house that's worth more than 40 cents. wall's faded. oh, thank you, margaret. here. alice, who are all those people out there? i don't know, henry, and i've given up trying to remember names. i know you and i didn't invite that many. all i can say is mr. purdy has some awfully strange friends. it's all kinds in the construction business. dad, what are termites? termites? why? a man is up in our attic and says we got 'em. up in our attic? we're out of punch again, alice. oh, dear. oh, no, i'll make it. you go out there and take care of the customers.

mrs. moore's teaching goes far beyond. >> she does it not for the money but for the kids and for their success, to make them world. >>zack: and for that, we thank you. reporting from henderson county, zack green, news 13. >>zack: today the greenville addition. >> holly: you remember we showed youth the giraffe live, we have been following the cough's progress ever six. >> jay: during a news conference the zoo will announce the name and sex of the little giraffe and provide details of the birth. >> holly: how exielting. >> jay: of course the zoo is rescheduled to open at 10 a.m.. >> holly: it has been closed for a week and some days for >> holly: what do you think the name will be? >> holly: i don't know. we don't know if it's a boy or girl. >> jay: i'm still going with spot. >> holly: if you are looking r a place to have valentine's day, we have an option. >> jay: the french broad us all their now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >> ingrid: welcome back, and happy friday. the weekend is right around the morning. this is our time loop at 5:40 and lands present time.

requiring any public subsidy i'll wait a second i want to address two of the questions before i move on mr. mooread an brought up first why does the affordable housing bonus program addresses this low to modest households it does i'll switch from the presentation from the slides to the overhead and they'll probably not come up by way of example i want to highlight the goal of the 100 percent affordable housing bonus program on four upcoming affordable housing projects and let's see for each the upcoming projects the column i dictat indicated shows the density loud from the current building and the next column the total number of units that we would be able to build if we apply the state sdenlt program the existing program that is available and then the last column the total number of units to produce using the local density program for 100 percent affordable housing the defensive d is 6th distrisi if we use the local program to get far grammeater units. >> the second question that ms. mohan brought our middle-income housing served by market-rate no, if households earning up to one and 40 thesauru

mr. moore's, you want to start? >> i'm wrestling with jeopardizing and putting at risk a very important relationship we have with a school district outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. they already premier benchmark redefined education in the united states. and leveraging the power of manufacturing 3-d printing to teach. the risk in the friendship is the already inundated with people who want to know what they're doing. is this the right place to go? we need to find some way to assist them. the key thing is communication, communication. we could use more resources to commit a better across the nation this is what's happening, this is how you do it, this is where we can work together in a public-private partnership model to inspect the united states with manufacturing is back and it's the right place for caree careers. >> so if you think about ge is located at some locations across the country, ups i guess is that i do know that your company is yet but i mean, what do you view as industries role in partnering with th

we hope you come back and argue with mr. moore. >> i love it. stuart: thank you for being with us. the train collapse. more details. >> employee of the new york rank of been involved in this says an investigation is underway. wouldn't give any other details. we note that this company was involved in another incident that injured 10 people last year here in. we are awaiting us is set for may or bill deblasio to see if we get any more information from him. stuart: was sent that to me other than the drama of the giant crane collapse them into the street is the fact that it reportedly had other buildings on the way down. damaging maybe the structural integrity, damaging skyscrapers. that is a big deal. if that is the case, what you do because men had been sprinkled with them. >> if you know new york city, that is huge. >> that picture tells a big story right here. i do not how big the crane was. >> one person said 15 and 18 stories high. >> we are waiting for mayor stuck to a press conference. we will take you there if he delivers factual information about precisely what happened. we a

moore also mentored thousands of young people over the years and was founding members of the national association of black journalist. mr. more merries survived by wise wife, linda wright moore, his son hazel junior and his daughter. he was 75 years old. >>> hundreds turned out today for an emotional good bye to a young boy who died during a house fire last week in norristown. "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> reporter: friend and family members called out his nickname, manman as his casket was lifted on a fire truck. sidewalk outside the church was lined with people who came to say good bye to sanford harling the third who died in the fire in his norristown home february 5th. >> he chose to go in and try to save his father. that is courage on his side. he didn't think about himself. he thought about his dad. >> reporter: family members tell us all five people made it out safely but manman ran back in when he thought his father, who was recovering from hip surgery was still inside. his father ended up jumping from a second story window. he is still recovering from a broken back at paoli hospital. a medic

mr. thacker may have been smoking in his bed. megan moore, local 12 news. >> john: thank you for that, you can follow the latest information about this tragic fire on our website at local12.com. some news right now that can impact your drive if you're headed downtown today. two lanes of inbound traffic are closed on columbia parkway. crews are working on dirt that wall. traffic headed away from downtown shouldn't have problems. it is not clear when the lanes will be reopened, but we'll let you know more. >>> the possibility of legal marijuana. medical marijuana is the topic. last year they rejected recreational pot, but there's still some room for medical marijuana only. gathering input on how medical marijuana legalization could work. an advocate for the legalization of medical marijuana because she believes it will help her child. >> it is unreasonable that i would be restricted the right to treat my child. a child with catastrophic epilepsy with what is known to be a safe, nontoxic, plant based medicine that's currently improving lives in 23 other states. >> we'll have more on today's s

mr. steve moore. a former supervisory special agent for the fbi. steve, always a pleasure.statement. security at super bowl 50 will be more and different than we've ever seen? >> biggest i've seen. this is huge. >> now, let's not scare anybody. is it because of a known threat or because of preparing for what is unknown? >> no. it is because of unknown. the only thing that scares the fbi more than seeing something that might be planned is a blank screen in front of them, because then they're planning for everything. so, yeah. that's what they've got. a blank screen. don't think there's anything they're working on now, but that's what scares them. >> so you said, this is like the super bowl of security also, in terms of how they're preparing. tell us. >> think about it like a team preparing for a game. they're going to watch films. the fbi, homeland security, all the locals, are going to see how these things happened in the past and scrimmage. get into practice events, practice terror attacks. the a the stadiums doing tabletops. they're doing everything, getting ready for gam

moore. >> one question for mr. schneider just a few minutes you only mentioned maintenance i think in an earlier description i talked about maintenance and infrastructure. >> sure there are two parts again, we hope to follow throw in the same model as dagget the declaration and getting melrose be used and the activation and participation and the city plaza issue the rfp kind of activation to a nonprofit most likely someone that is already involved again that's your intention embarrass how that will happen but we hope to do with that project. >> i hope we can keep that together you don't know i don't think you can trades off. >> if i may confirm to the maker of the motion the position motion is to approve the revised motion as amended moving condition number one to a finding between finding. >> condition number 2. >> i'm sorry the second condition we'll move that to a finding you the second one is crossed out. >> i'm sorry. >> in your revised. >> maybe the numbering the first number is the condition number one shoul

mr. thacker may have been smoking in bed. lebanon, megan moore, local 12 news. >> as we mentioned, 11 people have died so far this year. according to the red cross. smoke alarm helped one person get out alive this morning. this is important for you. if you need a smoke alarm, you could get one free from the red cross. here's the number to call. 513-579-3003. we will have the number in the red cross as well. the red cross will come to your home. they will install the necessary number of smoke alarms. >>> the idea of legal pot is not dead. the group of lawmakers visited the campus. last year, voters rejected overwhelmingly for legalizing pot. and they heard from a parent legalizing the advocate of marijuana because she believes it will help her child. >> restrict the right to treat my child. a child with catastrophic epilepsy, which is a safe plant-based medicine that's currently improving lives in 23 other states. >> hear more from that mom at 5:00, when jeff hirsh also tells come for debate before lawmakers in columbus. >>> as promised, it was colder. we saw lakes but nothing to shovel. no b

that's why we invited matt moore to talk about the primary. mr.irman, welcome. >> good to be here. >> this electorate as the state changes, is this the same south carolina primary ee length tore rate as say when george bush faced off against mccain or even four years ago when mitt romney or has it changed at all. >> the 50 delegate question as we head into the next ten days. it has changed a lot. a lot of new people here and across the country. throughout history has shown a willingness to defy expectations. we'll see. >> for instance, from the northeast, a less conservative electorate. >> a lot of iowaians here, new jersey. >> explain the nature of the race. iowa and new hampshire. breakdown the voting blocks that they have to appeal here in order to win. >> it will be about twice as big as iowa and new hampshire combined. about 1/3s very conservative. about a third is moderate. a lot of evangelicals in the up state, as you go progressively, low country, less evangelical. national security and social issues and economic issues, south carolina has

mr. speaker. i rise today to acknowledge and honor pastor michael moore. for his many years of service to the community after 29 years at crossroads grace community church, pastor mike is retiring as role as senior leader. almost 50 years ago, pastor mike married the love of his life, grace, and together they started a church where everyone could feel welcome, and in 1987, crossroads grace community began with a bible study group led by pastor mike, made up of 17 members. mr. denham: the church grew to encompass pastor mike and grace's mission of a casual atmosphere, practical and relevant teachings with contemporary worship. pastor mike led the congregation and working with local churches to establish the hope family shelter and provide housing to the homeless families. the church also established a medical mobile clinic to provide free medical service for those in need and have sent teams respond to global disasters such as hurricane katrina, the tsunami in asia and the oklahoma tornadoes. the church has also sent missionaries to many corners around the

. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and mrbrooks so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you in general public comment i have no speaker cards general public comment tonight not seeing any, general public comment is closed. and the meeting is . >> shop and dine the 49 promotes loophole businesses and changes residents to do thirds shopping and diane within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services we help san francisco remain unique and successful where will you shop and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west portal avenue if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is a wonderful neighborhood but it is an interesting community because the residents the neighborhood muni loves the neighborhood it is community and we as a book sincerely we see the same people here the shop all the time and you know to a certain degree this is part of their this is created the neighborhood a place where people come

. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and mrbrooks so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you in general public comment i have no speaker cards general public comment tonight not seeing any, general public comment is closed. and the meeting is >>> parks and places of communicated and thanks to the mayor and the department of technology and supervisor farrell and google. we had a very very unique partnership that was able to bring wifi to our most heavily used parks and squares. >> parks in particular are really important way of life and quality of life and so is connectivity. bringing those two things together in a project like this is right on target with what san francisco is and wants to be. >> it's all about breaking apart the divide. the people with expensive data plan can have access to information and economy. this is really breaking down the digital divide and giving people across the spectrum the opportunity to information and giving them mobility and freedo

moore? - nothing, but that happens when you don't do windows or clean under beds! (audience laughs) - you know, i bet you're worried about nothing. mr. jefferson's friend must've changed by now. - oh i don't know florence. - believe me mrs. jefferson, everybody changes. who do you know that stays the same year after year? - louise, i lost one of the biggest accounts of my life today. i mean let's face it, i'm all washed up, i'm all burned out. - so that's what happened to the rest of your body. (audience laughs) - florence how can you say that to me after i defended you today? - you defended me? - yes! a man at work said "florence sure is an old maid." i said "how dare you call her a maid." (audience laughs) - george please. now what's so bad about losing an account? - because louise it's the third account this month. - fourth, but who's counting? - but this is my biggest account louise. this was the chateau michelle restaurant chain. - but i thought you said it was a piece of cake? - it was, see that's what i don't understand. okay, i go down with the contract this morning right. so the owner monjur deluse said that he would sign t

moore. >> good morning. >> mr. trump isn't opposed to cursing on the campaign trail, using the "p" word.pe last week. man, he certainly took over those religious voters. >> it's true. and i think what we're seeing with the evangelical vote is something similar to what happened with the catholic vote. you know, two cycles ago, it was all about the catholic vote. the head of the population, which way are they going to go. over and over again, we've seen they've gone basically with the rest of the population. the evangelical vote now i think something sim solilar is happen. people saying i'm not so much interested in people being good politicians or looking like me or acting like me or believing like me. i want someone to get the job done. i think it's good and bad. i don't think we should be voting somebody who looks like me, acts like me, or even of might have same denomination. what does it mean to get the job done? that's the big question. >> i think the number-one concern of people who answered our exit polling, they're mostly concerned with national security and terrorism. so when the

>>pam moore: the stage is set for the big game and leave by stadium this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven we also the sneak peek at halftime before mrs. today during rehearsal. >>reporter: courtesy of the helicopter partner with abc seven news fell in the day with friday you concede the one and only this to the north entrance with everything that's going on with two giant video the to have said about here in this is pretty cool happened around the entire north gate every super bowl ring for the past 50 years. >>pam moore: it is when hot spot for the thousands of fans visiting the area to nine. >>reporter: all the characters have now when our people have dressed up and panthers brought goes in the raiders and 49 hours every friend to take one second of all the reasons it is so jammed packed as one republican is performing a free conference--concert. >>reporter: this until the energy in their problem build this amazing for the big game on sunday and people showed up more the 100 million people expected to watch the super bowl we'll live along san francisco's embarcadero to like more on those were hoping to take advantage of all that wo

. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and mrbrooks so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you in general public comment i have no speaker cards general public comment tonight not seeing any, general public comment is closed. and the meeting is , >> >> can you please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president loftus, i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> commissioner president loftus, here. >> commissioner advice turman, commissioner marshall, commissioner dejesus, commissioner hwang, commissioner mazzucco. you also have police chief suhr. >> i'm going to propose we move item no. 3 early i did -- in the discussion on our agenda and put it under, chief, i know you are going to give a presentation on the item. >> next item. >> public comment. general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the co

mr. wood. they said this is very tragic today. as we get more information about the driver and his condition, we will pass that along on abc11.com. in moore county, abc 11 eyewitness news. >> thank you for that. that tragedy in moore county. meantime, the weather, 50 if you want warmer temperatures, countdown to the weekend. >> a little cool, but a nice day today. temperatures in the upper 40's, lower 50's. grab a heavy jacket if you're out this evening, temperatures tumble into the 30's quickly want the sunsets -- quickly once the sun sets. tomorrow stays on the cool side, bright and sunny, but temperatures surge into the 60's over the weekend. you know it can't last in february. we will take about rain and chilly weather coming up in a little bit. joel: that's right. weekend. anna: two weekends ago we were snowden on a saturday, but it bad. a history-making visit. anna: president obama is going find out when he goes and what local cuban-americans are saying about id. >> they said, mr. trump, made a statement about you. i said, the pope? he pontiff had to say about the billionaire, plus trumps rapidfire response. anna: a teenager blame f

mr. finance minister, thank you so much. pawel szalamacha. before we get back to on seems and kate moorerior a little bit. $30.13, west texas intermediate. stay with us. worldwide, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." we just told -- we just heard from the polish finance minister. i'm fascinated -- as a yield junkie, you must see eastern europe. his eastern europe an opportunity? -- itit is an opportunity is not that dissimilar to what we are seeing in other peripherals. the most interesting thing is the banks there have been proactive about working on the balance sheets as well. there has been a lot of scrutiny in the eastern european banks, in the greek banks. so we have been seeing portfolios coming out from bulgaria, romania, in terms of the overall yield pickup in the european countries that are part of the e.u. you are not seeing anything as attractive as the government bonds. tom: do you have to hedge the currency change when you go into european stressed that -- european stressed debt? hans: most of the stressed debt that we do is in

moore, ranking member of the policy and trade subcommittee. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. welcome, chair yellen. i want to take us in a little different direction. many of us here on both sides of the aisle are really concerned about what's happening with the smaller banks. we understand that because of vasl-3 and we had a lot of concerns when we debated dodd frank including provisions like vulker and f-soc. they were driven by concerns of the large banks in active capital and i know that you're not the only, the fed is not the only regulator overseeing implementation of dodd-frank, but i would like your thoughts on how the rules may have been tailored or should have been tailored for small and community banks. the stress tests, the capital standards are killing our small banks. compliance. officers that where they don't have the additional staff. just your thoughts on what should have been done or how has it been tailored. >> well let me say that i think community banks and their vitality is exceptionally important. they provide enormous benefits to the country and to the

moore will have more in the next half hour. >>> bill cosby's wife camille has stood by her husband during this sex assault controversy. today she's being questioned about it mrs. cosby is being deposed in a defamation lawsuit in massachusetts. it was filed by seven women who claim the comedian sexually assaulted them decades ago. the deposition is taking place under heavy security in a hotel conference room in springfield. it's believed to be the first deposition mrs. cosby has given since dozens of women came forward with similar allegations against her husband. >>> no word yet on when the washington monument will open again due to a lingering problem with the elevator. a contractor was fixing an unrelated issue on friday and accidentally damaged the elevator's control box. the u.s. park service had to close the monument, and today officials said they're not sure when it will reopen. when it does, we'll send you a breaking news alert from the nbc washington app. since may the monument has been closed at least eight times because of problems with that elevator. >> repor w today arguably the busiest itinerary for the delegation representing d.c., maryland, and

general joe dunford, great marine, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and michael moore, control ler of the department. mr secretary, prime minister winston churchill observed 70 years ago, and i quote, what i've seen of our russian friends and allies during the war i am convinced that there's nothing they admire so much as strength, and there's nothing to which they have less respect than for weakness, especially military weakness. churchill was referring to the post-war leadership in moscow but the same can be said today. i fear that as i examine this administration's budget request, they have to be breathing a sigh of relief. one year ago in this same room we were told by the chairman of the joint chiefs that our last year's budget request represents the lower ragged edge of resources the department needs to carry out its strategy. the budget request before us today is almost exactly the same amount as last year's yet this administration now claims to provide robust funding for your department. mr. secretary, lower ragged edge or robust funding? the security environment used by the department to justif

moore, ranking member of the monetary policy and trade subcommittee. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. and, again, welcome, chair yellen. i want to take us in a little different direction. many of us here on both sides of the aisle are really concerned about what's happening with our smaller banks. and we understand that because of basel 3, we had a lot of concerns, we debated dodd/frank and including provisions like volcker and fsoc, they were driven by concerns of the large banks in active capital markets and i know that you're not the only -- the fed is not the only regulator overseeing implementation of dodd/frank. but i'd like your thoughts on how the rules may have been tailored or should have been tailored for small and community banks. you know, the stress test, the capital standards are killing our small banks. compliance. officers that where they don't have the additional staff. just your thoughts on what should have been done or how has it been tailored. >> well, let me say that i think community banks and their vitality is exceptionally important. they provide eno

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moore, for two minutes, ranking member of the monetary policy and trade subcommittee. >> thank you so much, mrchairman. welcome back, chair yellen. well, as you can tell from the opening statements there's plenty to discuss since your last appearance before this committee. i supported your rate increase in december. i still do. and i think you're providing a lot of credibility to markets with your leadership. however, these seem to be economic times that are destined to be interesting. since december we've witnessed a lot of global economic turmoil and now it's turning up in the u.s. as reflected in our stock market. foreign central banks are moving to ease rates even as we're moving to try to tighten them. and i'm not saying that we need to harmonize our monetary policy but i'm very interested in hearing how you and the fed are working with foreign central banks to get in front of these ominous trends. as you've stated so many times before monetary policy is a limited tool. but if we're going to grow our economy and keep it on track and as i look at the folk in green in the audience, it cause

mr. camp bela as to whether or not you've thought that but with a strong presentation in favor of the approving the height will be comment on that. >> thank you commissioner moore the question is looking at block 4 as one of the projects - one of the blocks that has not been yet developed or planned in a detailed way as mentioned any diminishes and members of the public doing basically bringing block one think into a health of the infinity cross the the way look at the other parts of the transbay plan and see if the heights can be adjusted the answer is most of them are already designed or under construction and the heights have been arranged with the exception of maybe a few block 2 and block 4 block 2 is south of the park and it is designated for one of 5 at the highest and from the shadow prospective we'll not want to go higher south of the park creates a higher shadow ratio but the question is regarding block 4 north of the park it's crossed any mind less than of a shadow impact if we go higher on block 4. >> i'm not talking about block 1912. >> for obvious break ins when you look at the confrontatimpos height only block 4 when you look at it from bay bridg

moore. >> i'm delighted to see this come forward we have interesting building we've spent a lot of time crafting them, however, the stakes that hold it together is not quite there i agree with mr. house i thank him for being here this is the most equivalent to the washington mall, however, the siege of buildings at that scale is pretty unique and different from other places in the united states i would hope that we will find a way to involve stakeholders who benefit from those grants that is the federal government that is the state government with states officers and curt ord a large part of the where we are and hope we can even find mutual benefits with participation wear searching to embrace the responsibility for to large space i hope the voices of the historic preservation commission and whatever appropriate roles anyone that is interested in the history of this particular space will be participants and stakeholder i congratulate the department starting every and it is okay to be vetted. >> i want to thank the staff this is long overdue and good to focus bring the civic center back to the matter of san francisco interesting the cafe that was before this hearing it was a gr

mr. trump, your comments about george w. bush and 9/11, ted cruz said today that was like michael moore, and says that you're more on the leftminor extent by comparison for the other politicians. i haven't been doing this long, i've been in it since june 16, but i will tell you i have never, ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz. i have never, ever seen anything like it. he did it with ben carson, he did it with the voter violation fraud deal that he did. it was a fraud. his voter violation fraud, which you guys really didn't pick up. it was interesting, you picked up the ben carson thing very much where he told people that ben carson had left the race, he's out of the race, and now they have calls that are much less severe than they had at the time. but ben carson had left the race, come vote for ted cruz. which actually had an impact on me because that would have been probably a victory for trump but it doesn't matter. the thing you didn't pick up was the voter violation fraud that he committed. that was a fraud that he committed. you take a look. but i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he g