someone in springfield, virginia, should really apply to me all of a sudden coming down and creating new regs our requirements. over all i'm certainly not in a position to register an opinion on the group as a whole. so thank you. >> very well. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you, mr. west. if you had, to each of the panelists, if you could identify just one top issue that bothers you about cfpb, the top issue you think that ought to be changed or to improve it, what would that be? mr. jones. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think our top issue with the cfpb will be the clarity of the issues, the clarity of the rules and regulations that are issued, and the ability to receive and respond prior to this regulations being implemented. >> mr. sharp. >> mr. chairman, our primary -- the changes were pushing for primarily our structural. it's very difficult, i think we've all discussed today, to know exactly what problems may arise in wind and what type of sector. so what we are advocating for is expanding, replacing the single director with the panel and ensuring the safety and soundness of the c

so yes, there will be reg administration. the maximum is a year in the county jail. >> she will be sentenced at the end of the month. >>> wanted from here to grand junction, colorado, east palo alto pd releasing the photos of two men wanted for murder. police want to chat with these two in connection with two murders. 19-year-old fisher was gunned down on july 13th just sitting in a car. 26-year-old chavez, killed six days later on illinois street. cops say they received tips that point to them as suspects, and a third man already picked up by police. they will also suspects in two armed robberies. both are considered to be armed and extremely dangerous. firefighters in oakley in one afternoon. suspicious? maybe not. tonight the 's speculation a freight train could have sparked them. the fires broke out along a stretch of t railroad tracks in oakley. burning about 30 acres and damaging several structures. the fires also forced the evacuation of a nearly elementary school. luckily fire crews and neighbors were able to get the

this for the first leg of their type against to be played on the eighteenth of all this was written regs with blake set there is just a week to go before the start of the english premier league in manchester city boss . says his side still aren't one hundred percent fit they play manchester united and the charity shield on sunday. it is the first official matrix in this season is important because. these games play the cd and i think. we want to play like united. but often get these moments. right on their percentage ready to play the. break being from miles because of. the. first week. or that they very. well united manager sir alex ferguson meanwhile says he might further strengthen his side for the new season the reds have brought in ashley young from aston villa phil jones from blackburn and spanish under twenty one goalkeeper david gere could be more. but the memories store same a couple more poor those. birds. we get was always a real cauldron of those by. those. reporters who were known as we do this in other news rushes for not world champion pole vaulter theophan of us has produ

performers on the lake there with ten balancing point six percent and citizen over four percent in the reg carmakers are no exception hong kong all around three percent this hour we will energy stocks are the ones being hit hard in hong kong with perhaps for china down around four percent. here in moscow markets will start the trading day in less than two hours time the nosedive on thursday with the r.t.s. closing almost five percent in the red energy and financial stocks where the wants to suffer the biggest losses during the day a second look at oil prices keep falling after an almost six percent applied on shoes day concerns about the global economic recovery are weighing on crude however the we could dollar is given some supports brant blend is trading at one hundred six dollars per barrel while the w.c. i was at around eighty one dollars per barrel and a quick look at precious metals gold this reading out to remove record high level as uncertainty of the global economy is pushing investors back to safe havens the spot price is now out of all of one thousand eight hundred forty dollars

status copyrights and patents you know seventy five years c'mon you know how they do they if you're a reg the copyright laws for the mouse copy you well you know some of the put the fact is you know that disney is still. the loved and cherished brand by many many people and folks want to go to disney parks which he would clearly have to after thirty years and they should have without him of speech that doesn't mean that they should have they do it anyway if you know if the public is going to get out there it is going to start to tamp down and say his nation is the evil doers of speech so i certainly have just played just like r t should have freedom of speech you would want the government coming in here and regulating what you have to say as a corporation i disagree but thank you very much for very much for dr owens ok this idea that corporations are people didn't just spring out of nowhere it goes back a very very long way actually there is a contrast to if you would go back to one thousand nine hundred just as chief justice john marshall the third chief justice of the united states supr

the rexus was not in the rexus i mean the rexus i'm confined rex's he wasn't your he was outside the regs and you exist he was caught and it turned out that the i.c.c. were or was a nexus the report it was an official from the a few i.c.c. speaking. anonymously he's a was not the i.c.c. an official to see these things. amongst us at least is what we don't know if this could be. heard the. groups where we see green square you have heard these things i don't know. i've heard the speech he did not say so he won't surrender areas where anybody here reported that he said he wants to go she. did not say this in the speech and i can tell you that. i personally very concerned about myself several people here and again i. was told not to eat you are going to be unique by their foreign office also now we are hearing reports we know that you're in a position that is completely surrounded there are also reports that rebels are in control of the libyan state t.v. building building do you have any information on that at this point. i think they are the most logical thing to turn on to we need some thin

stan n po standard & poorses reg sharply. index losing 121 points going from 92 to 78.srael's key index plunged 7 percent. i am marianne rafferty. now back to huckabee. for the latest headlines go to fox nows.com. o >> mike: the weeks leading up to the deadlock. politics blaming each other and blaming them for the consequences ultimately before a debt deal was reached. what was the point of the drama if the credit rating was going to be down anyway. congressman, it is good to have you. >> linn, i got to say, mike, did i not get it right, last week? we have to stop meeting like this. i thought it was ground hog day. huckabee wants you if again. >> mike: we only bring back the ones that nail it. one of the reasons we want you to come back, we'll talk about how much of the back and forth and indeceasiveness that was going on in washington affected the decision bystandersard and poor's. >> it played a role and early inications that it might happen. the president suggested it might happen. i think we have learned a lott and a wake-up call. we can't tinker around the edges. w

>>reg: raiders do have two timeouts left. you do have the two-minute warning coming up. do you punt here or it is 4th and 22, a long way. >> jim: plus you might go for it. depending on what you feel like doing. but back-to-back screens on long yard situations. it is kind of difficult sometimes to pick up that kind of yardage. >> greg: they are going for a field goal. this will be a long one on the dirt. this would be 58 yards. 57 yards. they are going for a field goal here. so, sebastian janikowski made a 57-yarder in overtime going towards the north uprights to beat the jets. this is in the dirt baseball infield. right where cliff pennington plays short stop. janikowski lets it ride and he made it again! janikowski from 57. >> tom: how good is that. i tell youhe lay-off didn't hurt janikowski at all. >> jim: and are we surprised. i don't think so. >> greg: from off the dirt though. that is a long way. janikowski gives the raiders a one-point lead on a 57-yard field goal off the dirt infield. 18-17, raiders. 2 and a half to go on the raiders broadcting network. turn left

we've not got much to report in terms of what's happening outside the perimeter of the hotel and the regs of tripoli. i know you're speaking to sara. i don't have any verification from the limited perspective here. we're still very much in the same kind of grim situation, which is that we're in a hotel where the top floor of the hotel. we've corralled ourselves. gadhafi loyalists are still very much in control of this hotel and the immediate perimeter around it. beyond that, i can't give you any good indication of what -- to what extent they have control. we are very close. colonel gadhafi's compound. we were very close to the fighting going on as rebels, controlled the compound from the gadhafi forces. the concern now is that we seem to be more of the remaining of tree, which is still controlled by gadhafi's forces. we're very anxious about what might happen at this hotel in the hours a he. >> earlier, you said the mood was grim. you basically were in this room, in body armor. do you have communication with the libyan forces inside the hotel not allowing you to leave? >> well, i mean, i

they knew what it was like to live under a tyranny regime, and there were irishmen mash muching in a regin in the beginning of the civil war down broodway, and all irish regimen with a banner and a shamrock talking about a battle fought against the english. there's so many complexities to the relationships. >> okay. yes, sir. >> yes, one of the most controversial aspects of the 1861 was lincoln's suspension of the rid of habeas corpus -- >> yeah. >> especially in the state of maryland. could you comment on just how dire the situation was in that state prior to his rather moe mentous action? >> yeah, well, actually i live in maryland about half the time, so this is very close to home for me, and it's definitely one of those places where people are still fighting the civil war. i actually -- my office is just up the street from our town's civil war monument, and it's interesting because on the north facing side is a list of the names of men killed fighting for the union. on the south side, the men fighting for confederacy, and many many cases the last names are the same. i live in a house,

. >> we have a nonproliferation reg regeme, how robust is the nonproliferation regime right now, it's something the bush administration talked about and seemed to go about in the most counterproductive way possible, but how do we deal with the current situation to make sure we do not have proliferation? >> well, i think the global nonproliferation comments eroded quite a bit during the bush administration. when president obama came in, and last year he chaired a u.n. security council hearing. that hearing was about trying to create new safeguards that would prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and wmds, we also had a review in the united states that was designed to reduce the nuclear weapons footprint in the u.s. arsenal, joe biden was working very hard on this, so there was a several-packaged plan to try to restore the sensibility around the world that nonproliferation was what really mattered and this was something that we were going to -- when you look at the full ledger, both the positive and then the cost of invading libya, to some degree the obama administration has undo

you go down to the reg star and say ok. we're going out.ike i said earlier, a poll we took showed instantly coming out he is at about 35%. not 51% to get you elected, but 35%. also shows his approval rating is higher than the other candidates as well. people seem to like the guy. those two things in his favor, plus those big endorsements. i think a lot of labor groups will get behind him because of his work on pension reform and such. it will make for a very interesting race. >> the clock is ticking and you will get to the bottom of it, we know. >> meanwhile, we have something else? >> i think it's the weather. >> there we go. >>> mostly cloudy skies on tap for today. we'll take a live picture right now outside. looking into i think it's the east bay. >> i think there's mount diablo under those clouds. >> you are brilliant. >> and christy showings us which areas will see a warm up. christy. >>> happy sunday to you. seeing some cloud cover out there this morning, but we will see some sun later on in the afternoon. particularly in those inlan

regulations overall, up 25%, and these regs are costing small businesses, really the engine of the economy11,000 per worker. now, you have proposed a bill to create a moratorium on major regulations. how would that work? >> well, basically, it would say, let's stop the madness until our unemployment rate drops below the level it was when president obama took office, 7.8%, it is obvious all of the regulations are making it difficult for businesses to expand and create jobs and, you know, gregg, you mentioned a couple of figures. the sba, small business administration, commissioned a study to ask how much does it cost to comply with federal regulation on an annual basis? and the result was $1.75 trillion. 12% of our $14.5 trillion economy. it is obvious our regulatory environment is onerous in this country as well as our high corporate tax rates is making america a very unattractive place for business investment in a global economy and global capital will go where it is easier to create jobs, and, make a profit, and, right now that is not in the u.s., it is a very bad place for us to be and

. >> this is a thing with reg land. i passed that phrase up. let's not repeat. that's about all you can say when you have troubles. bill clinton had the great line which is nothing wrong with america that can't be fixed with what's right with america. that was a great line. >> the dow dropped 1500 points. in terms of equity value, that's well more than $1 trillion. we have seen a steady drop. people are losing confidence. they are afraid. >> what have we done. massive tax cut that the president signed in in december. then -- >> a continuation. $858 billion continuation of the bush tax cut and others. 35 billion in memory serves to keep the government open. now even more. we have been trying the republican agenda. he was creating jobs again. that's what we need to do. we have an economic patient. >> he is running for the economic organization. >> the bureaucratic socialism and food stashes or markets and paychecks. he is the best food stamp president in american history. i would like to be the best paycheck president in history. tell us what he needs. >> pelosi r

on sure if you think about it, for every reg that is running onshore, that is about 12 jobs just on the rig. then there are another eight to 12 indirect and induced jobs and in keeping with that, that is just on an annualized basis because obviously some of the people are there for a couple of weeks and some do their job and go a way and go to another rig. so we put american jobs at risk because somebody really just does not want is producing in the gulf and elsewhere. somebody just wants to sort of go after the energy industry and our ability to produce our own energy. think about the nature of borrowing money from the chinese so we can loan it to the brazilians so they can go drill for oil. [inaudible] >> the question is what do we do about the black vote and let me mention a couple of things. we have got to recognize and we have to have a conversation with that community and we have to meet that community where that community is. we are so impressed with our policy position we want to run up to people and say here. i tell folks all the time that the way we make that change is for the

the basic demand of the people who started it, it is for an open, accountable, participatory reg people. they may not be able to pull it off but the fact that other people are trying to push forward as well doesn't mean that it's lost. it means it remains exhilarating and exciting and rather open series of events that will take a long time before it finally works itself out. where else can this happen then outside of this part of the world? well the conditions, the proneness as i said is not the same in the rest of the continent. the old leader who is ready to go, the army who is on the fence about firing on its people or not, are not around in many cases. people have cited the case of uganda about which i know very little and i will just mention it then for the record but there is a place where we see initial signs and where the intifada may cross the sahara and that is in senegal. you have a old leader, a guy in his mid-80s, a guy who wants to run again. he is also grooming his son who has but zero qualifications for it except he is the son of his father and where there have already b

we reg ulate the heck out of a small business. we have two brothers back from home, and one said, i will remember this forever, he said, jim, i love being in business. i hate being an employer, and the reason i hate being an employer is all the stuff you guys make us do, government. all the things to take the risk of hiring someone and having a job. and we have to have a regulatory policy so it's not difficult. so we have to focus on those so we can be better and safer and more freedom. >> hi, i am dawn, from university of tennessee, knoxville. i want to thank you for coming here and how you stay positive. and furthermore how about for women, and the left attacks women more and how do you stay positive? >> again you focus on the fact that inspite of challenges of the country, it's still the greatest nation ever. and those focus on life, don't be negative. focus on those basics. and stay strong. prepare. you see some folks in politics who when they

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