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hi, peter. >> hey, patti anne. financial regulators are considering stretching tougher new oversight on big banks to big investment management and mutual fund companies, possibly two companies in particular. regulators have been beefing up the rules for many banks and financial first to make sure that taxpayers don't ever have to bail them out again in another financial crisis. this new group of companies in the cross-hairs managed trillions of dollars in mutual fund and other investments for many 401 k accounts, iras and personal investment accounts. top five are blackrock, van barred, state street -- a vanguard, state street, fidelity and pimco. regulators are concerned that two of them. blackrock and fidelity are so connected with the financial system they may need to be regulated more as systematically important financial institutions or sifis as part of a review by regulators in as council called the fsoc. the treasury department is holding a public conference on asset managers and their activities. >> the thr

she is clearly not happy about this. >> patti ann browne this is a women's college. they are supposed to celebrate women. this woman is one of the most powerful women in the world. why don't they step up to the plate and defend her? why don't they steel -- tell the students to shut their mouth? >> rachel maddow and -- >> oh a spectrum of political thought. >> are we supposed to believe that there was not one person who objected to the speakers? somebody will object to whoever it is. as andy pointed out the president said an invitation to speak at commencement is not an endorsement of all views of an individual or what she leads. it would violate free thought and diversity of opinion. the president of this college feels you should have a diversity of views and people should be allowed to speak. it doesn't mean every last person has to agree with it. it doesn't sound leak she had any desire to -- like she had any desire to pull out. >> she wants a diversity of claims. there is no conservatives being invited to smith college, right? >> joanne, the international monetary

patti ann browne live at breaking news desk with that. patti ann?on, casey kasem rose to fame years ago because of music county down shows like america top 40. he has been suffering with dementia and his wife is battling with children from a previous marriage whether he is getting good care. earlier this month a judge in los angeles suspended the power of his wife jean to make medical decisions for him. the judge giving kasem's daughter, carrie that authority. jean moved her husband from california to washington state without informing his children. sheriff located the pair staying with friend but kerrey says jean is still refusing to comply with the judge's order that casey be evaluated by a doctor and a attorney. carrie and their city julie say they are still being kept from their dad. >> let us see our dad on regular basis. let my dad see his family. let my dad will be his children who he loves more than life. >> now jean kasem has been ordered to appear in court tomorrow or risk jail time. jean two weeks ago told reporters her husband is happy a

. >> and i am patty ann brown in for jenna lee. they are meeting with senate democrats on capitol hill today. it is to coordinate agendas and the va controversy could come up. this as we get new reaction from house speaker john bone pone. >> i have not called for the general shinseki to resign. but i have to admit i am getting closer. this is the point, this is not one person or about the secretary. it is the entire system underneath him. and the reports that continue to come are appalling. and these are men and women, who served our country and we can't just let them dourngs we have let them die. this is awful stuff and somebody ought to be held accountable for it. >> chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday. washington is ablaze with this va thing right now. and politicians on both sides of the aisle are taking shots at the president and administration over its handling of all of this, chris? >> good afternoon, john. you are exactly right. this is a nonpartisan issue that could be hilo partisan. whether you are republican or demo

patti ann browne, thanks. >> thanks. jenna: the old saying cash is king may not be true.o out of five americans carry less than $20 in cash on regular basis, one in 10 don't carry anything at all. joining me fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. whether cash will be a thing of the past. we'll never use it anymore of the. what does it really tell us? >> it looks that way, jenna. this is bankrate.com survey by the way. tells you paying electronically has gotten so much easier and so many more options rather than carrying around like a wad of cash with you. think about it, credit cards, debit cards, they're great payment apps now that you can use on your phone. starbucks has a really terrific app. think about it like this. if it is cash, that you're paying with, you might be paying an atm fee to take that cash out. if you use a credit card, the fee falls on the merchant. so it is free to you, the consumer. and if you lose your credit card, it is protected by the credit card company but if you lose your cash it is gone forever, right? jenna: that's true. >> i'm of the belief, i

patti ann browne in the new york newsroom with more on this. >> that's right, jon.ack in 2007 madeleine mccann was three years old when she disappeared from the resort in portugal where she was staying with her british family. she was never found and british investigators are reportedly not convinced portuguese authorities have done all they can. so now, scotland yard detectives plan to launch extensive digs in and around the resort area. madeleine's parents told reporters, police are not acting on a specific tip. they just plan to use radar equipment to search for forensic clues in the case. "the daily mirror" reports that british detectives are investigating a suspected pedophile ring they believe was active in the area at that time. the paper says there were 18 break-ins at the villas between 2004 and 2010. nine of those reportedly involved sexual assaults against british girls as young as 10. an international warrant is out for a 77-year-old man who jumped bail in australia in 2012 in another case. jon? jon: patti ann browne, in the newsroom, thanks. >> this is

patti ann brown is live in our new york newsroom with more on that story. patti ann. >> hello, heather. well, the oil was up to people's knees in some areas. this after a 20-inch oil pipe ruptured in a suburb of los angeles. a geyser spewed at least 20 feet into the air, and about 10,000 gallons of crude oil spilled onto the streets of glendale. the spill covered about half a mile, and witnesses say it looked like a lake in some spots. it happened shortly after midnight. the oil line was shut off remotely, and firefighters and hazardous materials crews were called. the l.a. times reports two people were transferred to a hospital complaining of nausea, and several commercial businesses were affected in atwater village. cleanup is expected to take a day. a cement company provided firefighters with sand, tanker trucks then began to vacuum it up. that is done now, but workers are still trying to sop up the oil that the tankers couldn't get. the fire department, meanwhile, says there is no visible evidence that oil has entered the storm drains which empty into t

patti ann browne live in the new york city newsroom with that. >> reporter: that's right, jon. we was german exchange student living in missoula, montana. he was recently out with friends at midnight. they were garage hopping, term for sneaking into open garages to steal something. when he opened a garage, motion sensors sounded. the 29-year-old homeowner grabbed his gun and ran outside. seeing movement in the garage he fired four times. the 17-year-old student was killed, at a vigil in memory of the soccer player the family that hosted dede from germany expressed outrage. >> first impression is, how could this happen? we still say that every night, how could this happen. just to have them saying we're here, we support you, we want you to know that the, this is not america. >> reporter: the case renewed debate about the castle doctrine, the law which differs from state to state allows people to use force to defend themselves against trespassers in their homes. karma is charged with deliberate homicide. he was trying to protect his girlfriend and 10-month-old baby. burglars brok

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in today for jenna lee, and we are live on capitol hill as the veteranspen hearing on the growing scandal with the chairman blasting the va, accusing the agency of hampering the investigation into claims of neglect and secret waiting lists that reportedly might have caused the deaths of dozens of veterans. >> i am tired of sending notices to the department

i am patty ann brown. >> i am jon scott. justice department is filing charges against chinese officials. eric holder said those chinese officials hacked in the computer and stole trade secrets. we have more from washington. >> reporter: thank you, john and good morning, the indictment identifies five members of the people's liberation army that are a cowed of cyber espionage and stealing industrial secrets and communication to give china willt an advantage. the they are on the fbi's most wanted page. they work in the high rise in shanghai identified by private cyber security firm that alleged it was home to an organized network of chinese hackers who are behind threats that target organizations. they are able to infilt trait the companies and steal their information. >> what distinguishes this case, we have a state sponsored individuals using intelligence tools to gain commercial advantage. and that makes this case different. >> reporter: six large firms in the pittsburg, pennsylvania area are targets of the indictment. >> p

patty ann brown. is that corrects that's right. dom nick was served lunch. when he went to pay the worker took it out of his hand. he owed a small amount less than $5. >> took my plate away. >> i don't want another kid going through what my son went through. >> his mom confronted officials. who said if you have an outstanding balance you don't get a lunch. she paid the outstanding account of her son and 19 other students who owes money. it came to $100. she said it was worth it to make sure no student goes through the afternoon hung row. the principal said no child should go hungry. in the future they can ask for another day. >> she affected change. good to her. >> key stone pipeline could hinge on a senate vote. it is not threatening the delay until after the midterm election. mike emmanuel has more. >> it is a fair fight in the senate these days. republicans want to offer and vote on an amendment. the bipartisan energy efficiency bill offered by new hampshire democrat is due to come up with a procedural vote. it is a more energy efficient economy. republic

patty ann brown has nor from our new york newsroom. >> that's right. 53-year-old tampa mom julie shedikering had her two days. she was "planning on a saturday massacre" but had to sit out the waiting period. two days after picking up the gun she shot her daughter as she worked on her computer after shooting her 13-year-old son, bo. >> they're driving down the road and she pulls out the gun and bo sei sees the gun and she knows it frightens bo. she basically tells her, put that away. she's driving. bo is to her right. she points it at his head, bang. she shoots him. >> prosecutors said today during opening statements that she later wrote in her journal, "i offed bo on the way to practice." the defense says the defendant is not guilty due to insanity but prosecutors say julie ignored pleas from her husband to get help for her mental illness. the colonel was deployed overseas at the time of the killings. he has since divorced his wife. if convicted of first degree murder, she faces life in prison. three weeks of this trial. it is going to be tough for jurors. >> you feel so sorry for that co

coming up, patti ann browne and joe devito. >> e block. last story.last story. >> she went crazy on jay-z. upon leaving a met gala after party they caught her attacking jay-z in an elevator. this video shows beyonce's sister entered the elevator with jay-z falling behind and she proceeds to yell in his face and hit him before a body bodyguard separates the two. beyonce just watches. and then they walk poker faced to their cars. the fight started after an argument over who is sexier. why can't it be both? what is your theory on this elevator surveillance footage? >> i will not voice a theory. but i will say my main take away is there is like a good four seconds between when she started attacking jay-z and the bodyguard realized when was happening. forget new in laws, get new help. >> it took awhile. when i first saw the footage i didn't think it was a bodyguard. i thought it was one of their friends. if they are a bodyguard you should be ready. we all no i what she -- know what she is like. i didn't know her. she is a recording artist in her own right.

patti ann browne with the report on that. >>> fresh outbreak of violence in ukraine. shot down a government military helicopter amid heavy fighting. greg palkot is on the ground doing reporting. >>> wearable technology. we're not talking about watches that count our steps. we are talking about shirts that tell you need to chill out. is that necessary? do we all need one of those, harris? >> yeah. chill, babe. jenna: coming up top of the hour. >> thanks, jenna. sue he then. >> could be outnumbered, looks that way, 4-1. it is my turn with this story. talk about a morning jolt? drivers in spokane, washington, are getting a provocative wake-up call with this billboard which features a nearly-naked woman advertising a lingerie coffee shop. the woman that runs the shop says she doesn't much care if the community thinks the sign is inappropriate. she has a family to support. the woman posed in the photo is defending ad. the sign shows nothing more than what a family would see if they went to the beach. kimberly, do you like it? >> doesn't bother me. i'm getting my coffee eit

. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee.e claims of neglect first reported in arizona, jon. jon: allegations that dozens of veterans died waiting for medical treatment and the delays were covered up. now the scandal stretches across the country with new mexico just the latest state facing accusations of mismanagement at its va facilities. joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of

released earlier tote "ann and i were saddened to learn of this senseless tragedy and our thoughts and prayers go out to those mourning their loves ones during this difficult time ritch patti, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you may remember 14 years ago a man killed four people in isla vista with similarities to last night's tragedy. attias was a santa barbara student when police say he deliberately hit five people with his car in february of 2011. at the time witnesses say he screamed that he was "the angel of death." attias is the on of television director daniel attias. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. >> the team began receiving urgent texts and phone calls last night. many of the players know students who lived near one of the shooting locations and a brother of a student at santa barbaracy college heard the gunfire erupting. >> she actually saw the crime scene. there was blood everywhere and she said it was pretty horrible. >> our first reaction was that we were glad they were here at uc davis playing baseball. >> a lot of emotions ran through, sad last night, to angry. i think there is some anger as well with these things continuing to happen on college camp