. >>> nearly a year after the december of teresa posey there is still in justice. huge cash reward for anyone helping to crack this case. >>> it is tuesday, december 22nd, 2015. >>> so yesterday i was off. >> o h, no i'm well aware, i'm's most aware of the fact you were off. >> i spent the entire day, cleaning, organizing, and wrapping, and packing up gifts. >> for whom. >> i felt like i was one of santa a's elves. >> did you just clean your apartment the the whole day because you will not be here christmas. >> packing thickets up to take home to at the plant. >> that is fine. >> sue, it is just craziness of this time of the the year, is that right. >> yes. >> we're all out of our normal schedules. >> the gets to the point that it is um-hmm, it is friday and i have this to do, this to do and you want it all to be so perfect. and, you know, don't go for perfect, just do what you can do. that is what i say. here's what i can do i can show you rain on radar. light showers moving in the a area, but most of the heavier stuff will stay outside to the west but we told but

ana posey promises, justice will be served. >> i feel like this person is laughing in my face.l like they are saying, haha, you didn't catch me just yet, but i will. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> two employees at the the special need bank croft school in haddonfield are facing charges. the the suspects are natasha heinz of burlington city and one other from clementon. police say they were caught on surveillance video assaulting a 14 year-old boy and a 19 year-old man. incident happened on december 8th. both women are behind bars await ago rain. >>> now bank croft school issued a statement reading in part we are upset, angered by the alleged acts have of the employees and actionness question and we will continue to cooperate fully with the investigation. >>> and state officials shut down a north fill day care where a ten month-old girl died on wednesday. department of human services report says that a staff member at the sisters child care center tried to perform cpr on the girl but never called 911. the report also said that co

posey's family uses 3300. mark mastrob's lafayette home was in the top ten consumes more than 10,000 gallons of water a day. >> houses with language lot. >> reporter: a lot of excessive water users didn't know she was wasting water. charles wicker says his sister doris was recovering from a stroke when she got a call. >> the toilet was broke. she finally got her maintenance guy to come here and turn the water off. >> reporter: charles is living here now making sure she doesn't get on the list again. >> i'm here fixing everything in this house that need to be fixed. >> reporter: cate caugurian, kpix5. >> bay area olympian kristi yamaguchi also made the list. she says we plan to be well under the threshold amount in the next reporting cycle and plan to monitor our water consumption to preserve our community's water. >>> all right, it is time to check in. what is yours? do you know? >> we live in apartments. we don't pay our water bill. >> all right, well, i don't ever see it. >> oh, one of those people. >> we tr

posey family. our investigators are frustrated because we have little to go with and this a tough way to investigate. >> several organizationings joined together to offer the venous zahn dollars reward --, $15,000 reward hoping to fine the person who killed her. a matter family of seven is without a home after early morning fire destroyed theirs. fire happened just before 10:00 this morning on the 200 block of edge hill drive in newark, delaware. fire officials are ruling that fire an accident and say it started when a space heater was too close to combustible materials in one of bedrooms. a 41-year-old man had to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation. five children and two adults lived inside that home. >>> philadelphia police need your help find ago missing teen from the city's frankford neighborhood. authorities tell us 17-year-old ashley nance was -- nantz was reported missing from her home. investigators say she wearing a purple shirt and pajama pants when she was last seen. if you've got an

. >>> reporter: tonight buster posey, kristi yamaguchi and motley crue's vince neil have one thing in common. they are on east bay m.u.d.'s naughty list of excessive water users. >> that's too much water during this historic drought. >> reporter: it includes households that use more than 1,000 gallons of water a day. over a two-month period. the average home uses about three to four hundred a day. >> for the most part, people in the east bay are doing what needs to be done. >> reporter: except for the more than 1800 on this list, we found out the bay area's who's who made the top. records show vince neil's danville home used more than 2200 a day. posey's family uses more than 3300 gallons a day. "24 hour fitness" founder's lafayette home was in the top 10 of worst offenders consuming more than 10,000 gallons of water a day. >> houses that have large lots, um, you know, are -- are typically more likely to have a higher bill. >> reporter: we found out one of oakland's most excessive water users didn't even know she was wasting water. charles wicker says his sister doris was recovering f

. >>> almost a year after the death of teresa posey there is still no justice, huge cash reward for anyone helping crack the case. >>> it is tuesday, december 22nd, 2015. you wouldn't know it the because we're going to see temperatures in the mid 70's, christmas week. >> seems like we should go to the beach for christmas, sue serio. >> hey, if you look at my sue serio fox 29 facebook page i posted a flip flop christmas tree, a christmas tree made entirely of flip-flops which is more appropriate for weather that we have coming up. take a look at that shameless plug for the the facebook page. five out of ten in your weather by the numbers. thank you, lauren. we have rain moving through the a area right now. grab the umbrella a before you leave today but it is only the umbrella will a that you need. we are only expecting rain because of these mild temperatures. everything is coming up from the southwest and that is where warmer air is, so warmer temperatures are moving in, along with these showers, and we're talking philadelphia, now montgomery county, little bit of the bucks county, chester

ana posey promises justice will be served. >> i feel like this person is laughing in my face. feel like they are saying ha, ha, you didn't catch me yet but i will. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> hero's welcome for one member of the military this morning. army private first class josh finny arrived home safely at philadelphia international airport while we were sleeping. his wife as well as his mother and father were there to greet him. members of the pennsylvania and delaware patriot guard ride are line the airport terminal for his hero's welcome. >> i know it is always good to be home. i'm a always away. it is a great feeling to be around family. >> private finny says he was surprised to find his welcome. he is looking forward to relaxing and spending time with his family for the holiday. >>> 6:39. even counter with a real life faith, one man's story of meeting mother teresa years ago and how it change his life forever. >>> bringing north pole to north philadelphia such a special story here. how a local happies making sure chi

there is a $15,000 reward for the information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver, posey was struck while standing in the median waiting to cross the road. >>> there is more to come on "action news" at 5:00, the holiday gifts of a turtle may seem like a good idea, but you might want to reconsider, coming newspaper health check, ali gorman tells us why the animals could make you and your little ones sick. >>> and septa doesn't run the city's transportation they also help out santa claus. this huge gift giving effort coming up. the stories and much more still ahead, but first a holiday greeting from our troops overseas. >> hi everybody, we are stationed at usg bavaria in germany, we are from philadelphia and we want to say hi to everyone back at home. yea! . when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's r

:thisis the house of buster posey the video comes from our partnership with abc their 6 bedfroo,--bedroom, 5 bathroom house and kristi yamaguchi 5 bedroom 7 bathroom home yamaguchi tells us there was an irrigation leak and motley crue lead singer and #40 who has --e40 has been behaving very badly claims it was an irrigation leak the average household uses between three and 400 gal. of water a day so these houses are using a lot more than not--a lot more than that >> catherine : billy beane - the operations vice president of the oakland a's - has made the list "again." the a's released a statement saying "the water usage at billy bean's home was reduced by 50- percent during the most recent billing cycle. more than half the current bill reflects the previous usage rate, and doesn't show the immediate and continued action taken at the home." attorney says the death was tragic and unnecessary five officers were responding to the stabbing where they fired on him who was holding a knife police commissioner says that he hopes they will further new policies on the use of lethal force will traini

relations had to leave the offices be foster busted looking at the home of a giant picture buster posey on the big names we found on the list of the east bay water wasters at the hottest thing on two wheels sometimes loath to hot tech reporter gave has a warning on the dangers on her words: your choice for prime time this. . the december strolled course green some much-needed rain a look at where it's coming down right now leaving everyone tracking the showers team coverage tonight because clifford is alive with what you should know if you're heading to the sierra and the one they're keeping an eye on things and first brian then taken this year and brian is letting us for now is that accurate? >> reporter: some char's have come into this evening pretty heavy and another round coming to the bay area right now particularly and around san francisco oakland center fell area live storm tracker a few showers taking place around redwood city hall to us well san francisco on an oakland and of the eastern freeway near pelham vallejo gathering coming down on a fairly steady cliff san francisco be

relations had to leave the offices be foster busted looking at the home of a giant picture buster posey on the big names we found on the list of the east bay water wasters at the hottest thing on two wheels sometimes loath to hot tech reporter gave has a warning on the dangers on her words: your choice for prime time this. . the december strolled course green some much-needed rain a look at where it's coming down right now leaving everyone tracking the showers team coverage tonight b

here we've got buster posey and an infield behind him as well, a team where he doesn't have to come in and be the corner piece. he's just an important part of the rotation and he can go out and do his job and relax and know he's here for the next five years. >> in other reports, the giants are set to meet with free agent utility man ben zobrist. he was traded last season to the kansas city royals where he won the world series. it's believe he's high on the giants off season priority list. at 11:00 we'll have highlights from the championship game. right now stanford leading usc. >> a lot of people there. people so excited for that game. >> we'll be right back. these newly released images of the former planet are the best we may see for decades. >>> pluto is ready for its close-up. the newly released images of the former planet are the best seen in decades, captured by nasa's new horizon spacecraft during a fly-by. it shows details of mountain ridges and craters. >> how are we doing temperaturewise? >> temperatures in the 40s, rain to start tomorrow morning and then clear and breezy. >>

do you want buster posey's catcher gear? you can have it.they're holding an auction from now through proceeds. all of the proceeds will go to the junior giants. the bidding not cheap, way over $5,000 but for a good cause. >>> division 1-a, first quarter, roman alay is going to go deep. on the other end of that is did he have devon cooper bringing it down. for the third quarter, down 7, it's about to get uglier. he dances his way past the tackler, finds room, 43 yards was the room for the score, the final there 28-14. and of course, terry, the nfl on sunday, 49ers hosting the bengals. the raiders are facing a pretty experienced quarterback in aaron rodgers. the green bay packers will be in town at the coliseum, a busy day tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. we'll be right back. ==2shot== thanks for choosing nbc >>> one thing guaranteed to affect all of us, the weather. >> we're seeing clouds appear on the north coast as we go through tomorrow, the next 24 hours, coastal mounds in the north bay picking up a half inch to an inch and a

among the well-known names, buster posey's wife, chris tin, was shown to have used on average, 3,390 gallons of water a day at their home in lafayette. executive vice president billy bean was once again mentioned. you could see a repair crew, including a diver, working on his pool. to his credit, his water usage this time was nearly half of what it was in october. olympic medallist says an irrigation leak was the reason she made the list. in a statement, she says they have since stopped irrigating. >>> the lead vocalist of the heavy metal band motley crew still owns this home. according to east bay, the agency has selected $400,000 in penalty fees since september. >>> in oakland, abc 7 news. >> and for massive new developments has some people saying where's the debrief. >> today's bhig vote on a project could change the face of san francisco. plus -- >> the big boost for a program that teaches students how to talk with a cop. >> michael finney reveals the best way to cash in on a gift card you don't want. >> the story behind a teenager rocking out his fellow >> san francisco has a $2

more than 11,000 gallons at the alamo home, and 24 hour fitness founder is number two, and buster posey's wife reportedly used more than 3,000 gallons a day 59 their home. and potly crew lead singer made the list if danville at his home. and olympic medalist said an irrigation leak is why her homemade the list. >> football fans from fresno got a taste of post san bernardino feelers attend the broncos and chargeers game and remember they had to remove tour bans before entering the stadium. next time, tour -- not -- tour been are not allowed >> i was told we are not supposed to take them off. >> it is embarrassing because we are americans and we are not supposed to be afraid fellow americans. >> detail oh police say the fans called about seeing men in turbans fumbling around with boxes before reserve the parking lot. >> california wine and meat go together but not with dan canada and mexico placing $1 billion worth of retaliation tariffs on united states products unless a rule requiring labels on certain meats is repealed including spirits this affect our wineries. mexico and canada combine

accused of using too much water -- they are accused of violating the drought limits including buster poseyamaguchi. >> >>> first, can the warriors keep their winning streak alive? >> >>> we are looking at a commute that's going to be tough -- standing water -- a crowd at the westbound bay bridge toll plaza. we will tell you more coming up. >> >>> well you could have no rain at all or he could be pouring -- let's see if there is more on the friday forecast. >> >>> and more time making room at the table. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. great change find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday comes from doing the rit thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. good morning -- welcome back -- it's 5:45 -- look at the pictures -- i know you heard it overnight --

the the friend and family are heart broken still, the posey family, our investigators are frustrated because we have little to go with and thinks a tough way continue on investigate. >> several organizations, joined together to offer the $15,000 reward, hoping to find the person responsible. >>> alex and chris. >> a year later, all right. lauren, thank you. >>> 7:08. six of the people injured when a car drove through a crowd in the vegas strip sunday night, we have now learned they are from our area. >> yeah, five delaware valley university wrestlers and their coach, steve cantrail, are among the it doesens injured in that incident as alex said. one woman was killed in this. they were in las vegas to compete in the wrestling urn to. officials from the delaware valley university say five wrestlers a and their coach are now all of the of the hospital. >> the university released a statement reading in part the the university is thankful that steve and our student athletes were not more seriously injured. please keep all involved in the incident in your thoughts and prayers. >> the the d

hour fitness founder living in lafayette is at number two, in lafayette is at number two, and buster posey'ster said an irrigation leak was the reason her homemade the list and she has since fixed the problem. >> irrigation is not an issue today the. >> mother nature is providing it for us. it is causing some issues. the moderate shower is moving through san francisco and bay view and mission street and through daly city and headed through parka and it and going to be in south san francisco in five minutes and 28 minutes in burlingame and cause, ponding on the road. my activity planner today, surfing is good but dangerous. walking the dog is difficult because it is wet. it is too rough to kayak. an state, we have a chance of scattered showers and mountain snow showers, 50s through the central valley and heavenly, yes, we received 1' of snow and we get another 1' of snow on sunday. sue? >> it will be tough to get home on the roads on sunday with the chain requirements. stacked up on 80 westbound we have an accident at if lanes blocked and a lot standing water folks, a lot of flooding. meterin

of water a day during the last billing cycle and buster posey also on the last east bay mud 50 use of the 400 killings today and home lafayette and former olympics christie's home and alamo also develops. the globe nominations are about to give some of the show's factors get into big business one >> catherine: some of the hollywood a list people going head-to-head for the golden globes insiders kelsey now has more on the nominations announced today in hollywood >> reporter: finally taking you inside the golden battle royale. the be carol comparison and knees to leave lisa face-off carol vs. caryl level pavilion in the film he can go wrong with either one. >> reporter: that he leave the actors have for his role in the trans gentleman this morning heat stress thanks to the insider telling this story has been a great privilege for me operation amongst men in recent nominations for any brian michael f vendor in this morning that he and johnny depp make the boneless so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider. the dow >> catherine: activists streets of the message of peace after

6:10 -- big names on a list of alleged heavy water users -- the lafayette home of boston -- buster posey used almost 3400 gallons of water everyday. that exceeds the limit of 1000 gallons per day. >> east bay released the list of the alleged water guzzlers -- others are kristi yamaguchi, roy jacuzzi, marie's jones drew and vince neil the lead singer of motley crue. >> >>> 6:11 -- a new development into the investigation into the mass shooting -- the reason the fbi is focused on a lake a few miles from the shooting scene. >> plus, suspicious white powder sent to the council of islamic relations. >> the investigations taking place on opposite coasts. >>>>> good morning -- southbound traffic will be slow but here it looks good as you head down. >>>>> cells moving through one in marin county and one in san francisco toward santa cruz -- not done yet -- a chilly friday forecast. >> >>> ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snor

11,000 gallons at the alamo hope. 24 hour fitness founder in lafayette is number two, and buster posey'sused more than 3,000 gallons a day at their home. olympic medalist said an irrigation leak was the reason her homemade the list. >> football fans got a taste of post san bernardino shooting fears. the fans attending the broncos and charges game are members of the sikh base and must wear tour bans and were asked to take them off. a supervisor let them in this time but next time turbans are not allowed. >> they said we had to take off the turbans off. we are not supposed to take them off. >> it is bad. embarrassing for me because we are members. we are not supposed to be afraid of tell low americans -- of fellow members. >> fans called about men in turbans fumbling around with boxes in the pack lot -- park lot. >> canada and mexico will place tariffs on american products unless tariffs on meat products would be repealed. mexico and canada have $500 million of california wine shipped in each year. >> starring today, san jose is adding a pop of color downtown by turning two highway 87 unde

. >> talked to buster posey. have that moment where you said, man, i -- here's a first ballot surefire hall of fame catcher i'm going to be throwing. this guy has caught no-hitters. he has caught world series -- he is a world series champion. you almost have to kind of pinch yourself. >> i was really excited but the real thing that excited me are these guys where they're at with everything they have accomplished so far to be so humble and hungry caught me off guard. you expect guys to be like, oh, yeah, come on, join the crew. we'll have some fun. but it was almost like i was talking to these guys like they haven't won anything yet. and to me, that was the tipping point. >> going to be in the running with the guy that's across the locker room over there brandon crawford as to who wears the better hair product. >> i'm not a big product guy. you know? i wash it with what's ever in the bathroom. you know? whatever the wife uses or -- i don't know. >> you just let it flow. >> i just hate haircuts. i hate sitting down

posey, for five minute is. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. volz, in your opinion how likely is g.o.e.s. to meet its launch date of october 2016? >> i think our current performance and the schedule execution is strong. i think we have margin -- we definitely have margin against our august delivery date to the launch site. the poor performance that was mentioned by mr. powner in the two years leading up to the thermal vacuum test in july and august is real. and following that, when we re-establish this schedule for an october launch date, we provided a new schedule approach for lockheed martin and nasa and noaa to work together. since that, since the september, october, november period, as opposed to ten days a month of reserve being used up, they are ahead of schedule. so the way that we have rephrased the schedule and reframed it with reserve appropriately has been working and the program is working on schedule since that time. in the face of problems and issues like we typically see during integration and test. so i'm reasonably confident th

. >>> nearly a year after the december of teresa posey there is still in justice.ard for anyone helping to crack this case. >>> it is tuesday, december 22nd, 2015. >>> so yesterday i was off. >> o h, no i'm well aware, i'm's most aware of the fact you were off. >> i spent the entire day, cleaning, organizing, and wrapping, and packing up gifts. >> for whom. >> i felt like i was one of santa a's elves. >> did you just clean your apartment the the whole day because

three three-year old teresa posey was still in the hit/run in the philadelphia a holmesberg section decemberd. police believe the person driving a black truck was responsible for her death. they say it is a late 80's early 90's model possibly converted into a tell truck. now they want your toe track down the the driver involved in that hit and run. >> if you can come up with nothing a year late are but friend and family are heart broken still. our investigators are frustrated because we have little to go with. this is a tough way continue on investigate. >> several officials joined together to offer 15,000 doll are reward hoping to find the person hoist responsible. >>> police now say that speed was a main factor in the crash that killed three people in holmesberg over the weekend. investigate thors say speeding chevy camaro went over a hill and hit a park tractor trailer, both caught on fire, police say they are also looking into whether the driver of the car may have been distract by a phone right before the crash, chris and alex, back to you. >> dawn, thank you. >>> state officials with t

it was december 23rd 2014 when 33-year-old theresa posey was killed.etectives say she was struck by a dark colored older model truck on state road in holmesburg. the driver never stopped. despite surveillance video from a nearby business, police have been unable to make an arrest here. >> friends and family are heartbroken still. pozzi family. our investigators are frustrated because we have little to go with. >> police today reminded the public that there is a $15,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the driver. >> the new year is going to bring new traffic problems for drivers who use the falls bridge in fairmount park. the bridge over the schuylkill will be closed for a month or more for repair work but officials say that's only a temporary fix. john rawlins, he is live near the bridgeton night working the story and has more on the project and what it means for commuters. john. >> reporter: hi, sharrie, it's a temporary but an emergency fix that's in the works here. we should say that the city is waiting back, it should get its return on bids

s latest list of water wasters reads like a who's who of local celebrities including buster posey whoses about 3,000 gallons a day. motley crue's vince neil drained more than 2200 gallons a day at his danville home. the list includes households that used more than 1,000 gallons of water a day over two months. >>> yahoo's ceo marissa meyer has given birth to twins. the girls born yesterday. 40-year-old mother of three says she will take limited time off from work though. after the birth of her first child three years ago she took just two weeks off. she made the announcement on twitter yesterday saying zack and i are excited to announce that our identical twin girls were born early this morning. our whole family is doing great. >>> thunder and lightning made for a restless night for some. well cheek out the damage from the -- we'll check out the damage from the last 24 hours and let you know what it expect for the weekend. >> muslims in the south bay are trying to get back to business as usual as somebody sent a letter with white powder inside. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm frank mallico

it includes buster posey who uses about 3,000 gallons every day! a motley crue member uses a lot, too. it's 1,000 gallons a day over two months. >>> the saying less is more but less is really more in palo alto. >> i guess so. take a look at this. 607-square-foot house on the market now for $1.4 million. the price is ridiculous but real estate experts say it's because of the location. the unrenovated starter home is located on a real estate gold mine. other identical homes in the area center gone for as much as $3.2 million. >>> it's now 6:39. the overnight storm dumped snow on the sierra and it's not done yet. we'll take a look at the current conditions and what to expect through the weekend. >> and many drivers are turning to backup cameras for helping parking but they are not as reliable as you might think. coming up. the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kick 35 years of bad snacking hab

posey. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to read a couple quotes. this is from "the wall street journal." for the weekend of october 28th, the bank reported holding negative $1.4 billion of investment grade corporate bonds maturing in at least 13 months, according to the federal reserve bank of new york data. the figures, which signify bangs have pledged to sell more bonds than they will buy, reflect the net holdings at banks that act as a primary dealer authorized to trade billions of dollars of u.s. securities with the fed and buy treasury debt directed option. on may 1st, 2015, richard kechum stated there have been direct changes with respect to the fixed income market in recent years. many have come in the reaction of the failures and market impact coming out of the credit crisis. that has led to much higher capital requirements. the volcker rule that limits the ability of proprietary trading with respect to bank holding companies. a range of other issues that have all had significant impact from the standpoint of liquidity of the fixed income m

. >> reporter: this is the house of buster posey.video comes from our partnership with abc seven msneves. over the past 60 days this house has spent about 3,000 gal. of water a day. now duty--yamaguchi his house spends about 1,500 gal. of water a day . e40 with his major mansion uses more than 3,600 gal. of water a day. the average household uses between 300 and 400 gal. of water a day. >> anny: we're tracking a few more showers coming into the bay area. more next. >> darya: if you go to talk of there's fresh powder and there'll be more--go to tahoe. >> it is snowing on top of squaw valley this morning. yesterday was difficult as best we in the nighttime hours. to them is a bit of a slow go but the roads look relegate. caltrans is doing a great job. if you are four- wheel-drive with snow tires you'll be fine without chains. when chiang control comes to the highway speed drops to 30 m.p.h. unfortunately there are few spots on the interstate where we do have the a jackknife or a spin out for semi. we have to be out there on foot lookin

posey. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to read a couple quotes. this is from "the wall street journal." for the weekend of october 28th, the bank reported holding negative 1.4 billion of investment grade corporate bonds maturing in at least 13 months, according to the federal reserve bank of new york data. the figures, which signify banks have pledged to sell more bonds than they will buy, reflect the net holdings at banks that act as a primary dealer authorized to trade billions of dollars of u.s. securities with the fed and buy treasury debt directed option. on may 1st, 2015, richard kechum stated there have been direct changes with respect to the fixed income market in recent years. many have come in the reaction of the failures and market impact coming out of the credit crisis. that has led to much higher capital requirements. the volcker rule that limits proprietary of bank trading, a range of other issues that have all had significant impact from the standpoint of liquidity of the fixed income market. and finally, the director of exchange tr

rudy, and literally they're so busy does he not have time to speak with me, but we do have damian poseyrudy is so busy passing out money here to try to check the weapons, we're talk about trying to get guns off the street. we talk about this is anonymous and that people can actually get cash money. >> cash money, 2500 for assault weapons, 100 for a handgun. come on down. it's like black friday down here. people are out here turning them in, trying to be a part of the solution and not the problem. >> and we've been talking about the anonymity of this. >> we're back. >> we're talking to damian. >> we work together. >> what we're talking about is trying to get these guns off the street. some people might feel uncomfortable talking with police, war ready about where the gun comes from. >> i love you, but i don't even want to know your name. >> and we don't even know what anonymity means. we want your gun. but more importantly it's a humanitarian thing. anybody that pulls the trigger, that's potentially somebody dead. once you're dead, there ain't no coming back. we're not anti-gun. we're ju

posey. the gentleman from california is recognized for his questions. >> thank you mr.chairman and ranking member. i really want to thank both the chairman and ranking member for this topic. it comes at a very timely time and as a child growing up in southern california at the heart of the aerospace industry in the 60s and the 70s, it, the apollo missions and the skylab going to the space shuttle it really was pivotal to think about it as a race as human beings we are naturally curious and explorers and we want to find those answers and i think that it's incredibly important work that nasa is doing and the work that the scientists are doing in fostering the imagination of the next generation. i think we need to do more of that because we don't know what life is going to look like. we don't know what we are going to discover. we don't know what frequencies we should be listening for that we do know that something is out there and if we don't continue to push our imagination and we don't continue we don't know how we are going to get there but about how we are going to se

posey. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to read a couple quotes. this is from "the wall street journal." for the weekend of october 28th, the bank reported holding negative 1.4 billion of investment grade corporate bonds maturing in at least 13 months, according to the federal reserve bank of new york data. the figures, which signify banks have pledged to sell more bonds than they will buy, reflect the net holdings at banks that act as a primary dealer authorized to trade billions of dollars of u.s. securities with the fed and buy treasury debt directed option. on may 1st, 2015, richard kechum stated there have been direct changes with respect to the fixed income market in recent years. many have come in the reaction of the failures and market impact coming out of the credit crisis. that has led to much higher capital requirements. the volcker rule that limits proprietary of bank trading, a range of other issues that have all had significant impact from the standpoint of liquidity of the fixed income market. and finally, the director of exchange tr