and the sec did not even know the identities of most of the traders.he hong kong authorities quickly provided the bank, brokerage and business records necessary to identify the traders and the details of the trades. to date, we've already obtained more than $17 million in disgorgements and monetary penalties. international cooperation made this happen. cooperation, obviously, goes both ways. in a case parallel to one brought by the sec, the ontario securities commission brought its own settled action against a former investment banker who is a canadian citizen. sec and osc staffs work closely together sharing investigative files and collaborating on compelled testimony in the months leading up to the settlements. we're also complementing and enhancing these international enforcement efforts by using proactive analytic techniques developed entirely within the sec to confront the increasing number of foreign-based issuers who seek to turn their isolation into opportunities for fraud. the enforcement division at the sec working with our colleagues from ar

we want to make sure that broadcasters know and the sec and doj know that this is involuntary action. we want to get set up so we have a maximum number of purchase of an area that already has gone through this policy adjustment. what i don't want to see, and what i was disturbed about what some of the most recent examples of what is that they are once again sort of leaning towards freeing up everything. making way in the unlicensed world. that is not something that i am familiar with and in favor of. there are more people probably licensed in different ways. but this process is a really valuable process. potential communications are localized. >> host: finally, in regards to the spectrum, what is the issue with firstnet? >> guest: i'm cautious on the efforts. i am trying to make sure that the states are represented. it is one of the board members who come out and they are pretty open about how things are happening, he is as an important voice. as you may or may not know. she is a representative for state. it's like saying that, you know i wish states have a bigger role here. we are go

-- sec. you know, what is my argument? what do i -- what should our listeners and viewers -- is. >> absolutely >> bill: what point should they make? we need talking points. forget the benghazi talking points. do you have talking points on your website? >> we do have. we have a sample comment. >> give us an idea? >> one interesting thing about this, so citizens united terrible decision but one part that people don't know about is that the justices reaffirmed disclosure 8 to 1. justice kennedy even saying he thought that one recourse to this huge amount of corporate political spending that we all answeredicipated would be shareholders having the ability to leave companies if they didn't like the corporation. so he thought this regime existed and he was wrong. we are asking the sec to catch up. people should make the point that, as shareholders, as investors, as the public who cares as voters, as shareholders, as investors, as the public who cares as voters they want this to the be disclosed >>

now it is time for the sec to act.t we did in our amendment is we set up an independent ward underneath the sec that sec appoints one time, then self regulating after that, for people that do pensions, university endowments, and some people from credit rating agencies and some people from the banking industry and some academics, and they, they choose when a bank puts out a structured financial product, that board chooses the rating agency that does the initial rating on the instrument based on the credit rating agency's expertise, their capacity to do this job, and over some time their track record, so will reward accuracy. if the conflict of interest is gone, so it will be paid for performance, not pay to play. and it is time for the sec, we're having a roundtable tomorrow. i'm speaking first. it is time for the sec to get rid of the -- look, i was in wilmer, minnesota this past weekend, dealt with eight or nine leaders in that meeting in central minnesota. they're mainly republicans, you know, the guy owned a contrac

sec forces harrisburg into a settlement.uire the city to admit guilt and assesses them a fine. what is the point of smacking them down at all. >> that's a good question. in nil know they charged them with is in leading statements in their bond statement. in both case what is they're doing is sending a warning because the sec is clearly getting more aggressive about municipal bond issuers. they're kind of testing the limits of what they can do because by federal law they can't actually regulate municipalities and states when they issue debt. to the same degree they can regulate corporations. i think they're testing their own kind of limits if you will but until they actually start doing things like saying, someone has to pay for this, either in terms of fines or even perhaps recommending officials for potential, you know, actual criminal charges, i don't know what kind of an effect is this going to have. dennis: what about caveat emptor? what about the idea it is up to investors to do their homework, to read all of the small

the sec has had lots of other issues to focus on. it. gerri: s true. some people think these traders should be fine. do we impose a tax? >> sexting is the absolute wrong thing to do. taxing is moronic. that is just a way for washington to put a little money in the kitty. it does not solve the problem. the problem is we have to look at the structure of the equity markets, the commodities markets and ask a simple question, are they level, meaning how they fare to the least sophisticated user? if not, regulatory reform is necessary. gerri: of the do it? simple one texas, the people want to impose time limits. >> forget taxes, for its growing categories out. what you have to do is get the regulatory agencies, the sec, cftc, fed and treasury cannot look at the blueprint was created and say failed it's very simple. can buy 192 year-old grandmother understand what is happening? is he being protected? if she can't as long as we're protecting her it is fine. think of this. you're right. the public has let the equities market in droves. gerri: did on trusted. i'

the new leader of the sec is calling for safeguards against hack attacks. in her first formal speech as chairman, mary jo white was asked about the recent mini market crash april 23rd triggered by a fake tweet. white says it raises questions about high-speed trading and the sec is monitoring the market. she adds the agency is working on a larger role in the global financial system but is not strongly focused on reforming money funds. congressman eric cantor wants legislation that places new restrictions on the sec. consumers call it no big deal, but microsoft's search engine bing is attacking competitor google, claiming that the more widely-used search engine wants too much information from you when you buy an app from google. as our cover story explains it pits the erosion of privacy squarely against targeted marketing that often follows online purchases. microsoft, the company behind search engine bing, which has a 15% share of the market, is attacking dominant search engine google in a nationwide satellite media tour. "yes, we have a dog in the hunt but

working very closely with the sec. using technology. technology isn't the problem, it's the solution to making sure our markets work more efficiently. >> thank you for being with us. we appreciate your contribution. >> thank you. >> sue. >> tiler, thank you. when the markets started plummeting, jim cramer was on the set commenting. watch. >> machine is obviously broke. the system broke now. >> now -- look at this. >> but now it -- there should be an investigation. >> the machine is broke. you got your opportunity. monday the machine is broken. >> we should talk to duncan. >> let me just say -- >> credit where credit is due. jim is with me you were the first to spot the problem. do you think that flash trading contributes to a fair market system or not. >> the government has blessed it. there have been many investigations where it's a he said she said. i think that it has not really helped. there are certain people who benefit from it. we drove a lot of individual investors away. we have had a series of little ins tents. these people are

dennis: is the sec well intende here? will it protect consumers?s going down, al consumers be harmed? >> they have not been, and that is part of the controversy. also, they did know bonafide market's steady to evaluate whether or not there is a need for this to begin with or any laws with six alleged or theoretical problems. dennis: so there would be other laws that could apply but they could lose customers. >> and wireless broadband is th fastest-growing segment of the market. the average american has a choice of five different wireless providers which is being disrupted in a positive way. this is the best and the big consumer. dennis: and yet the sec, the staff has ruled two years running now that we have looked at the wireless business and cannot be sure that it is competitive. are they paving the way to regulate wireless morass noncompetitive? >> that is a big concern of min and i think exactly what the staff reports are intending, tr to create the notion that it is not competitive and we need to regulate it. the wireless industry is one of the

teasing sec officials are driven by people are being hurt or what good headlines to build my career?ntioned this before there are good people and bad people in every place but there are enough in the justice department letter therefore career purposes. wes justice but could i get the seven figure whe-collar job for what is my next political office to make sure that what i need to get them. dennis: nothing like to make up for a birdie made off. vague subpoena steve cohen but i hear when u subpoena the main target that may mean he is nnt the main target when you had your unfortunate incident did they subpoena you or get them around you to tattle? >> i was almost the were more after my boss but it was more way to doubt. i think the government is playingivide and conquer hoping they can g somebody to fp i guess the people at sec that we all nee to hang together or hang separately so there is a lot of things the air and i am as surprised by the subpoena but i think it has increased pressure i would be shocked if there wasn't an indictment after all of this especially last night there was

we are dope into the sec term. you have to make dolsi.t i have to cover everything that we're doing. >> you can't prioritize $3.7 trillion of spending with $2.5 trillion in revenues. it cannot be done. i have to pull out the same carts we did two years ago. we had eric cantor on the show. i had to tell him, mr. leader, you are wrong. this is irresponsible. let switch from washington to wall street and get opinion on this. just what does this including debt picture men for stocks and investors? let's go to our freight friend brian kelly, brian kelly capital and a ""fast money"" contributor. i ask you, you are not going to have a debt ceiling crisis now for another five or six or seven months. is that god for stocks or maybe people don't care? >> i think probably people don't care right now. i guess it's god on the margin in that you are not going to have that crescendo, that debate that, unsurgeonty out there. but it's still looming in the background, from the money manager's perspective, i'd much rather have the certainty out there. tell

the sec also blames a design flaw in the nasdaq computers for delaying the start of trading. creating chaos for investors, many of whom were unable to buy facebook shares. the penalty is the largest the sec has ever imposed against an exchange. >>> we are getting a look at video of a rescue near crescent city. officials say nine rescue personnel were helping an injured woman friday night, had to be rescued themselves when they were trapped by rising waves. they were stranded for five hours before sonoma county sheriffs helicopters arrived and lifted them to safety. several of the rescuers were in the early stages of hypothermia. the woman was flown to sacrament to be treated for head injuries, broken bones and cuts. >>> there are just a few more days left until san francisco's museum of modern art closes its doors to complete a major expansion. new at noon, ktvu's ktvu brian flores was at the groundbreaking ceremony, just wrapping up to show us what the new museum will look like. >> reporter: it's been more than 20 years since the museum moved here but since then museum offic

we met with rob khuzami, who was head of enforcement for the sec.we met with a senior deputy in the fbi, kevin perkins. >> we sat down, and we sort of got down to business, and ted said, "chairman leahy has asked me to hold an oversight hearing that will provide me with a public forum to explore, you know, just what you're doing on this front of investigating wall street." well, that certainly got their attention. >> they started telling me about this great thing they had out in california, this web to catch the mortgage brokers who had given out the loans. and we made it clear to them, i made it clear to them, that absolutely positively i don't-- i'm not-- this is not about l.a. this is totally about what went on on wall street. that's what the bill says and that's what the emphasis is. >> we said, you know, "don't just come back here a couple of years from now and say, you know, 'look at all the small fry we nailed to the wall.' you know, we're talking about also investigating senior-level people at wall street firms, even at the board level." >>

the deal requires approval from the sec and sprint shareholders. >>> mortgage rates are on the rise and today they hit their highest level in the year. the 30 year fixed is now at 3.9%. it's not just mortgage rates that are raising but home prices, as well. the combination could be a lethal one for the housing recovery. >> reporter: in burbank, california, home prices have been on a tear lately largely due to low supply of homes for sale and increasing buy eer demand. >> as interest rates are closer to 4% we have seen a slow down in the market. >> reporter: the average rate rose to 3.9% last week according to the mortgage bankers association after hitting a record low last december of 3.47%. while the difference may not seem that big everyone percentage point in rates reduces the average home buyer's maximum purchase price by just over 10%. >> mortgage rates can't go too much higher than this because it is a highly levered economy and household balance sheet. they can only afford so much. >> reporter: today is nothing like 2007 and 2008. rates are lower but it is tougher to get a mortga

it has been send by the sec as totally legal. after doing my homework, i came to the conclusion these high frequency traders did the opposite. they may look leak they are all bidding for stock, given the illusion markets were deep so to speak, i thought they were set to the same frequency, when there is many sellers, step away or you will get hurt. i discovered a lot of people were involved with supporting that trading, but there was a high decline because the buyers would vanish. these guys are there to run ahead of larger orders in a perfectly legal fashion, if the larger firms are scared and back away because a big sell-off of events unknown, known, then these rapid fire buyers would fought be able to stand there and support the market, temss. they might switch sides to become sellers to exacerbate the decline. that's what happened the day of the crash, buyers vanished. stocks like procter & gamble vanished. hundreds of billions were lost. when i came out, i quickly realized this is exactly what i most feared. there were no la

citing that sec action impending nasdaq today and declined an interview.ll send it back to you. >> facebook the worst performing nasdaq 100 stock over the past year. i got a lot of facebook likers though. >> we're long facebook and if you look at the chart in facebook right now, look at the 200-day moving average it comes in around the $24, $25 range and the stock hasn't gone below that in the last three months. it's setting up a nice space and could go higher. >> how has mark zuckerberg done in his first year as a company ceo? jeffrey sonnenfeld is senior associate dean of the yale school of management. dean sonnenfeld great to have you back. >> great to be back with you. great typing i honest to god just turned my grades in, commencement is on monday. >> so what is zuckerberg going to be opening up? >> he would be getting a very generous b minus and the prior report and i don't want you to digress of course, mike ullman i give an a, a plus, he has the great marriage of mission, message, money, he's built up a backdrop, got the morale there. you look at f

that's what i asked former sec chairman harvey pitt and criminal defense attorney richard roth, but i with fox business' own charles payne. i am almost on the side of steve cohen now. starting to feel sorry for him. if cbs will take a half-baked drama and rip from the headlines, is everybody father getting that he hasn't been convicted? he hasn't even been charged. that doesn't matter. >> never matters, particularly in hollywood, does a lot, they convict a whole lot of people in a whole lot of industries. you think you're upset with this one, wait until the wolf of wall street comes out you talk about glamourizing these thing. it is interesting they do these things. when it is all said and done, a lost times people would not be on steve cohen's side but they come away, say, you know what he did, not necessarily was so bad but interest is way of doing that. there is s still a glamour aspet to it and night not be so bad if i could do it and get away with it. melissa: you say they glamourized it rather than making it a criminal thing. that is r very true. let me back up, harvey and bring

. >> the sec is bringing a $10 million fine against nasdaq. this is the largest fine ever against an exchange. it comes in addition to the $62 million that nasdaq is already paying to cover losses of investors during that ipo. losses were about $500 million during that ipo. of course there's limited liability for these exchanges. a lot of people think even the $10 million fine, even the largest ever, is still pretty small, but it is the end of the road for the sec's investigation of nasdaq. they found that even though nasdaq executives convened a code blue conference call, they decided not to delay the opening of facebook shares. and that they failed to execute several orders for nzinga shares that they assumeled a short position that they ended up profiting on. those were among some of the errors that were -- that occurred during nasdaq's execution of the facebook ipo. the sec ordered several more errors but at least a $10 million fine on top of payouts already to investors there. >> all right, kayla, thanks so much. let's get back to our top

when you look what the sec is doing, there have been some increased rules that make public companies,ed companies come forward with cybersecurity information this is letter from mary i don't white to the sec chair to capitol hill. existing disclosure requirements under federal securities laws impose an obligation on public companies to disclose risks and events a reasonable investor would consider material. that does not go far enough for a number of folks on the hill. this letter from the chairman of the senate commerce committee, jay rockefeller. while the staff guidance had a positive impact on information available to investors on these matters the disclosures are still generally insufficient for investors to discern the true costs an benefits of company cybersecurity practice. one analyst needs to know much more as do investors about a company's security. >> when you deal with investments with tens of millions and if not hundreds of millions of dollars and intellectual property portfolios and systems critical to the united states, it is important to know if they have the right de

there has been a lot of speculation on what will happen at sec capital.about a week ago, pointed out one of the negotiating options with the u.s. attorney's office is that somehow he closes down, he manages his own money which is the $9 billion he holds inside the $14 billion hedge fund. here is what i understand is kind of in the works. it is rejected as of now. what i understand is that sec may act on its own to basically become a family office. what is driving that? they will get massive redemptions. a lot of people think blackstone will come out. there are lots of reports out there. liz: when would this happened? charlie: this would be happening in weeks. i think it is mid-june. we are talking a couple weeks away. i will give you the best information i have. compare it to other people's. there is a massive investigation. they are focusing on steve steve cohen and the fund. likelihood is, the government wants to shut down the fund. this is my reading. i am just laying it out. they will not deny, they will not confirm it, they will not go near it. it be

over at the sec the obama appointees have been engaged in an effort to make it difficult for corporations to exercise their first amendment political rights. the irs coming back to the irs, the head of the union at the irs gives 99% of her campaign money to democrats. she openly criticizes the republican house for trying to reduce government spending and has specifically targeted tea party groups in her public comments. it's no wonder that the agents in the irs sort of get the message the president demonizes his opponent, the head of their union -- >> senator, that's a leap can you make as argument but you don't have fact to back it up. you can create -- i asked dan pfeiffer about it. can you talk about a culture. do you have any evidence that the president of the united states directed what you call a culture of intimidation at the irs to target political opponents? >> i don't think we know what the facts are. >> that hasn't stopped you from accusing. >> we're talking about an attitude the government knows best, the nanny state is here to tell us what to do and if you start criticizing,

he spoke about the need for a sec rillation between leftist guerilla's and victims. e president said the origins in communist east germany gave him experience with reconciliation. colombia's government has been in talks with militant rebels since last october. two astronauts at the international space station are on a six-hour space walk to fix the leak in the ship's cooling system. crews discovered the leak when they noticed white ammonia floating outside. nasa says the space walk is unprecedented because it was planned on such short notice. >> more news at the top of the hour so don't go away. >> welcome to our review of the week's top business stories. shares continue to rise at the frankfurt stock exchange. solid earnings from some of germany's leading stocks this week sent it to an all-tie high in its history. it reached a record close of 8, 278. the previous record set in 2007 became history after the fall of lehman brothers. the weak recovery fell victims to the euro zone's debt crisis and only now recupid earlier losses and hit a new high. the strong numbers

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-- sec has of a transaction fee and all others except cftc have self funding from the agency but we have never had that. gerri: is this the way for you guys to get some money? i can hear you just wrote want to ride the backs of the free market traders who were keeping the markets liquid. >> we had up part of what we have to regulate our the over-the-counter transactions that god is into the mess people are feeling and we have more bad guys getting away on wall street than ever before because we don't have enough cops on the beat by a fine of all taxpayers pay for the market that the people that are using the markets as the one armed bandits they have to step up and have responsibility. >> thank you for coming on high-frequency trading makes up 61% of u.s. futures market volume. you don't think that's a problem? i do. thank you for coming on. and happy birthday. [laughter] >> that is nice of you. gerri: to run my special guest will be dick grasso the former ceo of the stock exchange than the high-frequency trading problem also and i will talk to him about protecting investors and wha

ryan callahan wins the race and captain comes in, this game was tied 1-1, must go sec period. briewns stopped by lemquist, the bruiens defeat the rangers 5-9 but don't count the rangerss to. they were in the same position against the caps last week. dc united host be kansas city and former terp making his debut, no score, sporting kc on the corpser, kicks the flex off, 1-0 kansas city. chris, back after missing three games, beautiful cross in front to kyle porter who misses his first career. that game is tied in the final minutes of this game.is that's tall for sports. >>> it's been awhile since we've seen each other. that's it. we're back at 10:00. we'll see you then. see have a great night. 

sec you have to lay blame on paul volcker. most idiotic rules i've ever seen way it was written t left so much to be interpreted i don't think they can ever interpret this. i know paul volcker says he is making, i saw some of the commentary coming out of this speech at the economic club of new york which is kind of interesting. he is betting that it is going to be fully implemented within the three-year anniversary which would i believe would be july. dodd-frank was passed in july 2010. i can also tell you that i met chris dodd at a meeting, at the white house correspondents dinner about a month ago and he didn't seem like he was too optimistic that this thing will be solved anytime soon. it is still a long way to go. it has been, if you, if you, you could probably drive a mack truck sideways through the interpretation of this. it leaves so much to be --. melissa: that would be hard to do. >> and guess what? that is why we don't have a volcker rule. melissa: all right. charles. lori: thank you. get you updated on the markets.

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they subpoenaed the president of the sec.looks like when you look at the subpoenas, it is the fund itself as opposed to maybe steve cohen most in jeopardy. sac capital, it looks like maybe they're looking at trying to close that down, basically, considering that a corrupt organization. by the way, to do charges against sac capital, rico charges, you can take a lot of money out of that. you can basically take billions of -- liz: right now how much is in the fund? >> 14 billion. liz: nine of it is steve cohelp's. >> maybe they force him to give half that back. it looks like they're going after the fun -- in this particular case -- rather than him. steve cohen got a subpoena, right? generally you don't subpoena targets, if you're a direct target of a grand jury investigation. my view is there is a dual track that this information's going on -- investigation's going on the. they would like the portfolio manager indicted for those suspicious trades back in 2008 who made the suspicious trades right before he had a phone call with s

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sec has been able to keep investors relatively happy every on the years.returns and this year they're not locking so hot amid this legal quagmire. they're up 1%, which leaves them up 6% yore to may. that's a big drop from where the s&p is at and unclear where other hedge funs stand as of yet, kelly and carl and it's not a selling point that sec can rely on right now as it faces the legal headwinds? it does feel like we're in the endgame and there's the five-year deadline potentially in july, but it does feel as though they're clozing in. that being said we don't know if you will be indicted, but man, the time is getting near, isn't it. >> that's right, david, and i do think sac has kept a grave face up until now. they've communicated with employees and investors and at this point employees have not received a direct update since the friday investor letter or the reports this morning. i think also people took comfort from the $600 million settlement that the sec reached in march which appeared to have closed off the possibility of civil charges related to s

when i was at the sec millions were recouped. >> i would worry about treasury that is a big old pit. what you are saying about trying to earmark, to investors make sure may get some of that back, i guess, but i its vice inteen way to get back to it. i guess it pays just to get the government off its back, i wonder what is the purpose? >> well, it is purpose because, people are more likely to settle if there is a no admit or denied policy, they don't have to admit any wrong doing, once people have to say i'm guilty, they are less apt to settle, particularly for individuals, that can mean jail time for them. if a person admits to afraid, in a case, department of the justice come after that individual and bring criminal case. neil: you are afraid by dropping that part, then, more painful ritbution would be tough. >> that is true. and also for companies there is no reputational damage that become into play. so. if i company saying i'm guilty, there is a chance of reputational damage, but on flip side, then have you all companies, saying oh, i'm guilty, there are so many people saying oh,

the sec said today that the penalty is the biggest ever imposed against an exchange.asdaq also had to pay $62 million in reimbursement after computer glitches since the ipo into chaos. and speaking of those, the company that owns the empire state building is said step closer to going public. according to the sec, more than 80% of shareholders approve the plan to turn the company into a public real-estate iivestment trust. the proposed public offering values the shares of more than $300,000 each. in china is getting another piece of americana, a chinese company has agreed to buy a company for more than four and a half billion. if approved smithfield's would be the largest acquisition. shares of the largest porr producer jumped 28% on the news. those are some of the house stores right now on foxbusiness.com. if he thought the government was saving money on the sequester, think again. next, we answer the question how do you do that? some must-year tips on avoiding moving companies games. there are plenty of them out there. don't go away. ♪ at od, whatever business you'r

clear skies, sunny and warm to hot, it looks to be the warmest day, but a little sec sea breeze kicks -- little sea breeze kicks in. 70s and 80s to 90s. a little cooler by the coast and they will retrograde back over us. a big cool down and a possibility of some scattered showers. >>> 4:49 is the time, there will be the final fear of the snow season and there has been very little snow and january is expected to show lower than average snow pack levels. it could help us get through a long hot summer without declaring drought conditions. the bay area is home to some of the fastest growing counties and alameda, san francisco, they take the next three spots in alameda, it was the second fastest in southern california and its population jumped 6.8% in 2012. >> a lot of people were moving. >> yes, pam, we appreciate that. >>> their disappearance sparked a massive manhunt and we had one of the two hikers rescued from southern california. >>> we have exactly one week before a big announcement. . >>> time now 4:52, construction crews will try again to install the final two sections of the new

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