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the atf will be the acting special agent in charge, frank ortega, o-r-t-e-g-a. frank, f-r-a-n-k. is the acting assistant special agent in charge for atf. and then from the fbi, federal bureau of investigation, it will be the assistant special agent in charge, james smith j-a-m-e-s smith s-m-i-t-h. assistant special agent in charge for the fbi. >> what's your name? >> michael exciknight public information officer, atf. just to recap, the mayor will begin followed by the chief of police and then the questions will be posed by and answered from atf and fbi. there may be others individuals that are up around the podium and those are representatives from various components and departments within the city that are all part of this investigation. so we're about five minutes out. anybody have any specific questions regarding the individuals i listed? >> will they be accessible to us one-on-one? >> any one-on-one interviews will be determined after this press event. after the press event the principles will leave the podium. i'll come back up and then we'll address any of the one-on-one r

for the atf, it will the acting special agent in charge frank ortega, f-r-a-n-k, o-r-t-e-g-a. a-n-k, ortega, o-r-t-e-g-a. the assistant special agent in charge for atf. then from the fbi, federal bureau of investigation, the assistant special agent in charge, james smith, j-a-m-e-s, s-m-i-t-h for the fbi. michael knight, for the bureau of alcohol just to recap, the mayor will begin followed by the chief of police. the questions will be posed by and answered from the atf and fbi. there may be other individuals that are up, around the podium. those are representatives from various components and departments within the city. they're all part of the investigation. so we're about five minutes out. anybody have any specific questions regarding the individuals i listed? >> any one-on-one interviews will be determined after this press event. after the press event, the principals will leave the podium, i'll come back up and address any one-on-one requests. >> are there -- >> you're looking at the 30s on the ground in schertz, texas, outside san antonio, this is the town where the fed ex

r companion network c-span3. coming up in about 15 minutes or so on c-span2 a look at a proposal from senate banking committee chair mike crapo that would revise parts of the dodd-frankancial reform law. that's coming up at 10:30 a.m. eastern live from heritage foundation here in washington, d.c. until then some of last weeks conservative political action conference with a speech from and up a spokeswoman dana loesch -- nra spokeswoman. [applause] >> good morning, cpac. good morning come you guys. i love seeing all of you people here. i love seeing the use. i what you think the acu. i what to think anybody at cpac for making this possible every single year because this is a time when we fellowship, make those connections, exchange ideas and would realize we really have taken some ownership. i want to say really quickly, this past election has proven more than anything that we are the big tent party. we are the big tent party. you have to think this last election we been able to pool star work democrats with hillary clinton because they got tired of hearing about how they're going to afford their health care premiums and pay for the roof over their head with pronouns

thing that probably directly impacted more consumers than any it,r area and let's face congress response to scandals and we didn't get dodd frank because congress sat around thinking about an optical -- optimal new structure. we got it because the blue themselves up. .ongress response to scandal there will be something on credit reporting agency, i would hope. if the house passes something different and insists on a full conference, i don't know. of of the hallmarks transparency and legislative processes is a conference by dodd frank. there was an open conference and it was televised live on c-span. i can't recall another bill that i have worked on in my 15 years in washington that had an open door conference. the conference committee between the house and senate meets wants to vote upon the deal they agreed to. twice and open the conference and then close it. this was one in which you could stay up until 3:00 in the morning watching members cast live votes on complex issues in front of the cameras. i think transparency is important in financial regulation. it is complicated and it is not easy. part of our job is to explain it

frank. advocates say it is about time. how did companies stack up? humana's ceo makes 344 times the median worker. >>> toys rll of the stores this week. the toy story declie declined t comment on it. sources say it could not balance the huge debt load and paying to upgrade stores and digital offering. it is terrible news for toy companies. toys r us is the last mega store dedicated to toys. you think the iconic. i can sing the jingle when i was a kid. >> it is about kids not buying toys. it is not just amazon. kids play with iphones and >>> all right. that's it for us this monday morning. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. see you tomorrow. >> we're going to go very strong into age of purchase. >> president trump backtracking on his support for raising the minimum age to buy firearms. >> i have been asked to head up a task force. there is a sense of urgency. >> grabbed the knife. after that, i don't remember. >> o.j. simpson giving a hypothetical confession in an explosive interview. >> you describe it as a hypothetical. but of course it becomes. >> five passengers

r" us liquidating its u.s. operations, submitting papers to a bankruptcy court. >>> and the senate passing a bill to relax dodd-frank on the regional banks. that legislation heads to the house for approval. >>> president trump is eyeing phase two of tax reform. sources telling cnbc that phase two could include making the individual tax cuts permanent. >>> and our friend and cnbc staple larry kudlow is headed back to the white house. he will replay gary cohn as the president's top economic adviser. larry sat down with the closing bell team yesterday to talk about everything from his appointment to his take on the stock market >> i love the stock market i love wealth. i think rising stocks helps everybody. let me finish this point many people critical of me or the president's tax cuts are the very people who are being helped the most for example, my friends in the union movement, teachers union, government workers, they hate this stuff the lower tax rates and the faster economic growth and the better profits is the only hope they have of ever seeing their pensions >>> let's talk more about all of this joining us is je

crapo (r-id): the bill is the result of a thoughtful, deliberative process over several years//republicans and moderate democratic senators designed the bill, which would loosen some of the dodd-frankl and mid- size banks. about two dozen banks would no longer face a stricter level of federal supervision. sen. heidi heitkamp (d-nd): when it comes to regulation, we have to look at the benefits and the costs. democratic senator heidi heitkamp says the regulations are too expensive-- and hurt small banks' ability to do business. the american bankers association says dodd frank treats small banks the same way it treats large banks that impact the entire economy. wayne abernathy(american bankers association): keep in place the parts that are designed to deal with safety and soundness -- but get rid of the parts that just get in the way of serving customers. jessica smith reporting: the democratic party is divided on this issue -- senator sherrod brown says loosening restrictions could lead to the same problems that caused the financial crisis. sen. sherrod brown (d-oh): why should we do anything for the banks that consistently failed to follow the rules -- why should they benefit from s

frank act since it was signed into law in 2010. at central michigan university, a 19-year-old student shot and killed his parents inside his dorm r room after theyey had ard to pick him up for spring break. the shooting sent the campus into lock-down mode. it was the 12th school shooting so far this year. authorities say the alleged dorm room after they had arrived gunman, james eric davis jr., had been sent to the hospital the prevevious day for erratic behavior. in florida, the state senate met for a rare session saturday, in which lawmakers voted down a proposal to ban assault rifles in the wake of the february 14 massacre at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, in which 17 students and teachers were killed. the florida senate did vote to spend $67 million to train teachers to carry guns, with the aim of putting 10 armed teachers into every school in florida. the vote saturday on proposed amendments to the marjory stoneman douglas high school public safety act. the full bill is expected to be passed by the state senate today and then be sent to the florida house. record-breaking snow storms battered parts

not to say that there haven't been a lot of fights an open and frank exchanges of views, things of that nature, but they have not tended to be r. versus d. events up until really i think kind of the last bill. i think the last bill they create a lot of political splits. we had quite a bit of debate as you know. we are not supposed to talk about snap, so i won't say snap. some of the nutrition programs. again, i think we find ourselves in kind of the same situation today. historically more region of the country to the north and the south between republicans, cotton and corn or whatever. this is subject to send substantial shocks beyond which the farmer has absolutely zero control. if you go back three weeks ago a market where the price of corn was at the appointed time versus where the price of corn is today, the value has dropped by about $3 billion. and so, it will come time to sit down and calculate for 2018. it's going to be a different number than it would've been had we not had some of the conversations on the trade front that we've had over the last few weeks. i don't know. but they could. -- you know, i've been singing