so with that, let me turn things over to dick and michishita and for sheila's comments to follow. thank you. >> thanks very much, mike. and i want to thank henry and deepa for organizing this project which has been of enormous interest and it's engaged both michishita and myself in ways that we're delighted to report out to you. there is -- can you hear in the back now 'cause you were having earlier? it's okay? yeah, it may seem odd -- it struck me that it may seem odd to some folks that we're talking about -- we're including japan on a project on rising powers. i mean, this is not the 1920s. [laughter] >> the last time i checked. [laughter] >> and it's not the 1980s when we were all agog about japan as a rising power. but it's including because at least potentially japan is a great power. it has many of the -- many of the pieces to be a great power again. and, of course, after the catastrophes of 3/11 there's the possibility that japan may be reborn yet again, or at least reinvented yet again and so it deserves some closer analysis. that said i guess i start in a very japanese fa

i would like to introduce sheila bair, chairman of the federal deposit insurance corp. for the purpose of an opening statement. thank you for coming today. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify on the banking industry and federal deposit insurance corp. and future challenges to our economic and financial stability. much has been written and said about the recent financial crisis and the factors that led up to it. my written testimony summarizes four factors that i consider the most important. excessive reliance on debt financing, misaligned incentives and finance legal and regulatory arbitrage and inadequate framework that allows financial companies to become too big to fail. the fdic was created in 1933 in response to the mysterious financial crisis in american history. our mission is to promote financial stability and public confidence for bank supervision, deposit insurance and the orderly resolution of failed banking institutions. working with regulatory counterparts the fdic has played an instrumental role addressing the recent crisis. our actions helped rest

chairman, sheila bair. i would like to thank the chairman for more dedicated service. when thank you can say, it has not been a dull five years for you. you have had a lot of activity and i thank you for your service to our country. i hope this will provide a forum for our members to understand the fdic in the financial crisis. the current state of fdic insured banks in general -- the recent passage of dodd frank enhances the role of the fdic. they are charged with unwinding failed financial institutions, providing a liquidation of artie. i am interested to hear about the fdic's ability to balance their new powers with the traditional role of financial regulator. an unfortunate effect of the financial crisis has been an increase in bank failures. the rate has increased dramatically in the last few years which won a good 40 failing in 2009, when added 57 -- 157 in 2010. the fdic requires banks to prepaid premiums for the years 2010 through 2012. the deposit and insurance fund has significant challenges. i look forward to hearing from chairman bair about this. although i

sheila and mark harrington were inside the emergency room when it happened. >> there was no light and we have very little flashlights in the debris of everybody in there. they were screaming and looking for their loved ones and saying that they couldn't find them and they wanted someone to help them and it was total chaos. the nurses was yelling. i've never seen a tornado before. and we heard other nurses saying get away from the windows. >> reporter: rod pace, one of the medical flight managers, described to diane sawyer how he actually held on to a door inside the building as it tore his hospital apart. >> we were holding the door closed. we were trying to hold the door closed. it felt like the door would move. i've heard people talk about a building and how it breathes when it's on fire. >> right. >> it felt like that building was breathing and that door would move in and out. >> reporter: and carol buck was at home when disaster struck. >> we held our heads down. we didn't say too much. you could see things flying. coming in. the roof caving in. bricks flying from the hot fireplac

definitely keeping it breezy and cool at the beach. 57 at sheila stainback, 68 for san anselmo, 77 vallejoshowers tomorrow late morning and then we dry out for thursday and friday. temperature bumping back up low 70s. then an unseasonably cool weekend i stores, mostly sunny skies, clouds for your memorial day weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a controversial new kind of face-lift. >> how doctors are using the healing power of stem cells and why some question if it really works. ,,,,,, [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. [ female announcer ] call today and get the fastest internet for the price -- just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services. no home phone service required. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] with at&t, i'm surfing at hot spots all over town. ♪ i'm downloading music fast. and watching videos. cute! and the price is great. [ female announcer ] ca

police arrested 29-year-old antioch resident sheila nicole witson last night. the area parking lots were under surveillance because of the high number of break-ins in the area. witson police say had 50 purses in her possession when they arrested her. investigators are working on connecting the purses with their rightful owners. >>> thousands of mothers in the bay area will likely receive flowers tomorrow from their children and tonight florists are working overtime to make sure those mother's days orders are filled. nbc bay area's marianne is in san jose with a look for us. >> reporter: well, i'm here at hills flowers on ray street in san jose where today alone they filled 400 orders, and that explains why they're here so late, making more arrangements and also loading up those deliveries for mother's day. on the eve of mother's day, you could say these floral designers are putting the petal to the metal. here at hills flowers in san jose, the week before mother's day is the busiest of the year. >> everything goes to the home and we had a lot around $400 today.

explain, sheila krumholz, the difference between a pac and a super pac. is an independent expenditure on the committee and is a new breed of animal formed following the citizens united decision. last year, in january 2010, the supreme court decided in the citizens united versus the federal election commission case federal election commission case that they can spend directly on independence expenditures. these are political ads and that was really an earthquake in campaign finance law. it then precipitated another decision, speech now, which allowed for corporations and allows for groups to set up independent expenditure on the committees which filed with the federal election commission and can take an amount of money in any denomination to spend directly on a candidate's defeat or election. they are super because they have superpowers. they can receive money in excess of the normal pac's. host: stephen colbert said that his own pac. guest: he wants to sent up -- set up a super pac. they will be used to influence the 2012 election. he then had to go to th

. >> reporter: the woman, sheila nicole whitson. they found a treasure-trove of stolen items in her car. >> close to 50 just piled up in the back seat among other personal property like clothes, jackets. >> reporter: so much loot, investigators have had to store it in a detention cell here in the police department. >> it's unique to have that much stolen property from that many different auto burglaries over a month in one vehicle. >> reporter: whitson had apparently ransacked the purse, in some cases credit cards used to buy gas. the trouble is trying to track down who the items belong to. >> these are my prescription glasses i got. >> reporter: gillwright got luck. she found two pairs of glasses that disappeared with her purse. >> i'm really glad i got some stuff back and i'm glad the person was caught so she is not going to be doing that anymore. >> reporter: and the moral of the story is not to leave your belongings in the car. police have been able to link 18 people with stolen items from the car. but as you saw in the video, t

sheila bair is urging an increase of the federal debt ceiling. she stepped down in july when her five-year term ends. this subcommittee hearing is two hours. >> i want to apologize for the delay. we are having an organizational difficulty. i would like to thank the chairman for coming today. it sounds like we will have our first series of votes around noon or 12:30, and we will hopefully have this concluded by then, because we are going to be in a lengthy series of votes. we are joined by the chairman, sheila bair. she will be leaving in july of this year. i would like to thank the chairman for her dedicated service. you have had a lot of activity, and i thank you for your service to your country. this will provide a better understanding of the role of the fdic and the financial crisis. the current state of -- the recent passage of a dog-franc enhances the role -- dodd-frank enhances the role in the structure, and they will provide the orderly liquidation of authority. i am interested to hear about the fdic possibility to balance these new powers

if i ask sheila out? of course not. we broke up 6 mths ago. i don't think she'd go for a guy like -- [ ping! ] she says she'd love to. [ ping! ] she can't wait to see me. [ ping! ] she's wanted me to ask her out for over a year now! [ ping! ] she just sent me a video. [ girl's voice ] hi stephen, can't wait for our date! oh, can i see that? aah! [ male announcer ] in the network, sparks fly faster. at&t isetting faster with 4g. rethink possible. >>> from america's news headquarters i'm marianne rafferty. nato is denying that it is targeting muammar qaddafi's family. this following word that the leader's youngest son killed in a nato missile attack. the target of the residence of the 29-year-old. three of qaddafi's grandchildren also reportedly killed in the assault. the dictator and his wife were reportedly in the house at the time but a libyan spokesperson says both escaped the blast unharmed. nato can't confirm qaddafis if son was killed. >>> the death toll climbing after a rash of tornadoes ravages the south. a massive relief and cleanup ef

ah seen the sheila fifty nollywood run from september to october and it's the repricing worlds as the events aims to show explain how like to see through the prism of an office mind and creativity. australia is an architectural festival held each year in the kaluta region on the banks of the river the tuna club which is from the russian capital guest on he takes at events trade also objects from natural materials like wood strew or ice the objects on just want to look good as many can also be tried out by the festival's visitors. of course contemporary art isn't just confined to the capital's museums there are numerous places outside here in the city where you can find commissions graffiti sculptures and street thought starting with graffiti officials realize that it can be easily constructive way to brighter musters it's really great to have a non-state but a number of housing blocks in the center of the capital these bold new rules for the creative team to seek outside aces and i seem to be liked by many of those commissions as part of the office until it does the images we'll see h

sheila bair is stepping down as chair of the f.d.i.c. at the end of her five-year term. her last day is july 8. as one of the government's top bank regulators, bair helped craft the response to the financial crisis. alex sanchez of the florida bankers association says bair's successor still faces many challenges. he hopes it's someone who knows the banking industry. >> this is a position that the president appoints, and that person has to roll up their sleeves and get to work. i think that's an important attribute. and certainly someone who has the experience of the f.d.i.c. would be an excellent choice. >> tom: standard & poor's has again cut greece's credit rating, downgrading it by two notches and raising new fears about the value of greek bonds. the new rating is the lowest yet for greece, and it's six notches below investment grade. it comes after european officials acknowledged for the first time that last year's bailout package for greece was insufficient. the powerful tornadoes and storms that struck the southeastern parts of the u.s. last month caused up to $5.5

sheila sheehan since original mccomb research will maternal grandmother their children to be sure marco results will result in sochi on. the location of the results michael that really pulls up its own little review of the children each of which will make your own. million dollar bail for the outsider about chief accused of sexual assault but there is concern his downfall has already caused you're a parable for nationals adventures in the eurozone. all eyes on his really u.s. relations with prime minister netanyahu good to meet a president obama after grafted on his comments about his backing of policy in the borders. the prison term instead of a presidential walk to officers and leaders it got a ruse to get a jail sentences for inciting the love the rest of what supporters say they're being punished for standing up to the country's long time leader. plus cruising to the edge of civilization as we look at what the lure is tourists to the coldest head with this continent on earth. a top business story this hour a queue of russian companies is lining up to hold the i.p.o. in the foreign m

. >> reporter: a scene also described by sheila and mark harrington as they huddled inside a giant hospital, st. john's, in the emergency room. >> there was no light -- >> the power went off. >> we had very little flashlights. they were screaming and looking for their loved ones and saying that they couldn't find them and they wanted someone to help them. >> reporter: more than 100 patients were inside the nine-story hospital. gurneys, wheelchairs, tossed hundreds of yards away. x-rays, medical records, dumped two counties away, 60 miles, carried by the tornado. and inside the hospital, there was triage, there was rushing to help but, still, so many died. rod pace, one of the medical flight managers, described holding on to a door, trying to keep it shut against the suction, as it tore the building apart. >> we were holding the door closed. we were trying to hold the door closed. it felt like the door would move. i've heard people talk about a building and how it breathes when it's on fire. >> reporter: right. >> it felt like that building was breathing and that door would move in and out.

. >> question 13, sheila gillman. >> will the prime minister investigate while his program will be by private companies with only a 8% voluntary secretary component or will this not fly in scotland? >> i think if the honorable lady look at the details of who in scotland will be providing the voluntary sector price while i accepts for the lead for the voluntary bodies, i think she will see bigger and better for the voluntary sector. we should be doing even more to open up public services to

well if you're experience of why sheila was to reach for where the game is by i became a very tired against chelsea ness makes a game. of a building material to asian. games with important as important as other. there will be some changes. and you can see few minutes is good enough to still win the much. well as for shelter the winter sleep aside still believe they can reach a european final for the first time i have a taste of all the traffic that's during a training session on tuesday where united are unbeaten this season started you have thought a part in the former spanish better fit again last month and at the back they have a more than capable man on wire that gives coach rough language hope asked us the fact they beat into milan five two at the san siro in the previous rounds. was not anything to make you want the people he mean will mean doesn't really matter i'm sure the batting situation is similar there is no difference really to the situation before the into tahrir but i want to sure we can go back to base time and we have learned our lessons from the last two weeks and then we'

mayor rawlings blake was elected mayor after sheila dixon was forced to leave office after using giftards for the poor. rawlings blake is expected to have a clear advantage. >> i was taught, not being by taught, by by being shown that if you think by being a woman you are afforded any extra benefit, it is tougher for a woman. you have to be tough in order to succeed. >> reporter: there is still plenty of time for additional candidates to declare before the filing deadline. >> you have until august 23rd to register to vote in the baltimore primary, tuesday september 13th. >>> baltimore county police need your help to find a missing man. eddie jones is his name. he disappeared from his home this morning. he has alzheimer's. he was last seen wearing a tan or gray jacket with an orange stripe. if you see him call police. >> a reminder of the massive poaching of bass was found in the bay. this new find turned up tons of dead fish and they were rotting. >> reporter: striped bass season is on for sport fishman. no one was expecting to catch bait sunday all tilman island. that's where police

let me answer some of the questions posed by sheila. first one is deterrents. and i think we have been doing several things how we shape our deterrent capability. one the fact that we, our people, government particularly the minister of foreign affairs and ministry of defense have started really talking to the american partners to discuss the nature and the credibility of extended nuclear deterrents. and for this our government officials went to, came to washington in late 2008. some of them are coming from the japanese embassy here and early 2009 and they talked to their american counterparts talking about what we would like to see in the u.s. defense policy and basically there are three important messages. first one our people said, told the american friends, they made a statement that usable and penetrating nuclear weapons might enhance credibility of extended nuclear deterrents. they didn't say we would like to see it happen. second, we asked the u.s. government to consult with us in advance in case the u.s. decides to decommission tomahawk missiles and u.s

>> reporter: a scene described by sheila and mark harrington, as they huddled inside a giant hospital, in the emergency room. >> there was no light. and we had very little flashlights. they were screaming and looking for their loved ones and saying that they couldn't find them. and they wanted someone to help them. >> reporter: more than 100 patients were inside the nine-story hospital. gurneys, wheelchairs, tossed hundreds of yards away. x-rays, medical records dumped two counties away, 60 miles, carried by the tornado. and inside the hospital, there was triage, there was rushing to help, but still, so many died. rod pace, one of the medical flight managers, described holding on to a door trying to keep it shut against the suction as it tore the building apart. >> we were holding the door closed. we were trying to hold the door closed. it felt like the door would move. i have heard people talk about a building and how it breathes when it is on fire. it felt like that building was breathing. that door would move in and out. >> could you feel the suction? did it pull on you? what happe

. >> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings-blake assumed the role after sheila dixon left.he field also includes jodi landers, but mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is expected to have a clear advantage. >> senator mikulski taught me that if you think you can get -- that being a woman you're afforded any extra woman, it's tougher for a woman and you have to be tough in order to succeed. >> reporter: there's still plenty of time for additional candidates to file before the deadline. i'm pat warren. now back to you on television hill. >> the registration deadline to vote in the primary is august 23rd. >> we had a beautiful saturday. >> saturday was lovely. >> it went down the tubes a bit. hope you got some outside work done. we're at a mile 73 with a light southeast wind. the barometer is holding steady. we'll come back and take a look at the risk of more showers and storms right after this. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousa

i want you to please come with me and meet sheila and mark herrington. actually inside the emergency room as the alarms were sounding as the tornado moved and struck. mark, you were actually here seeking treatment for what you thought was a slight stroke. >> yes. t.i.a. symptoms. >> reporter: what happened next? >> we were inside. at the come by, shut the door and said there's a tornado warning and then you could hear a roar outside. and the doors started rattling and somebody yelled, "stay away there the windows." the windows started breaking. you could see debris blowing by, wind rushing, things hitting the wall. >> reporter: now, sheila, we've heard reports of people being sucked out of the windows we now see shattered. what was it like inside that hallway as they were racing to get patients and others to safety? >> it was total chaos and in darkness. and there was people screaming, looking for their loved ones and there was downed power lines inside the ceiling and there was water that we were wading through. and it was really dark and we only had 2

. >> and i know colin powell has lent his name and he believed in it so much and sheila johnson will be there and sue palka will be this and some of our hankers there. willie jolly, motivational speaker and chris coste. now what can we expect that night? >> phenomenal entertainment. these are the future of stars of music in this country. we have chelsea green, who is playing a combination of classical and jazz violin and viola. and we also have the jolly brothers nate and nathan and noble jolly, pianist and drummer. and they will play jazz. we have matt wiggler a piano progeny. alicia ward, a celloist and some blues and rock 'n' roll. >> and it will be held at the mansion at strat more in north bethesda. it is on friday may 20th and it opens at 7:00 p.m. and program starts at 8:00 p.m. and tickets should be bought in advance. and a live and silent auction with a lot of great items. we'll be back after the break. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you.  >>> and you are looking at more video this morning of the ceremony of the beatification of pope jo

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richmond: i want to first, before i start, thank the gentlelady from texas, congresswoman sheila jackson lee not only for introducing the segment tonight but for the work she has done for people all across the country and especially when you talk about disasters. she was there for the city of new orleans in the metro region after the hurricanes to make sure everyone was included in the rebuilding and reconstruction and a lot of her effort to make sure we could rebuild the city of new orleans. and as we just suffer loss around the country with the tornadoes that hit, i'm reminded of hurricanes katrina and rita, but more importantly, i'm reminded of the people in this congress who go above and beyond to make sure we take care of everyone in this country and for that, i want to thank congresswoman sheila jackson lee for doing that. tonight i want to focus on our brave soldiers who recently fell in afghanistan. we want to focus on their sacrifice and their brifferry. we want to -- bravery and focus on their legacy. last week on a diplomatic congressional delegation which was headed up and it

as the artist in residence from strathmore who will be performing, and our honorary chairs include sheilanson. colin powell has also lent his name to it. and our hosts include many of our fox five anchors. you will enjoy it. >> great job. >>> the redskins traded down and ended up picking 12 players during last week's draft and went for defense. dave ross is tackling skins football in today's sunday sit- down. >> what better to talk about football in the nation's capital than the man what helped mold the washington redskins for the better part of a decade. former executive vice president of football operations, vinny cerrato is live in studio. thank you very much. you owe your wife now big time for showing up this morning. >> there is no question about it. i will be hurrying home after this to make up for this lost time, since i didn't make breakfast this morning. >> exactly right. but we do appreciate you coming in. we've talked about the draft for years. you and i go back to the training camp days. it's not an exact science, the nfl draft. redskins just had theirs about a weak and a half

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and sheila's promised to give me the hook and stand up.i just want to make a kind of few random observations about the media and the press and what's going on and be then the context of the truly astonishing story of the killing of osama bin laden. the handbook that was handed out for this gathering said the following: digital media tools have fundamentally changed the nature of reporting and the meaning of transparency. no. [laughter] i disagree. i disagree strongly. i think that the digital media tools have supplement inside a very significant way -- supplemented in a very significant way how we do our job. this handbook also said citizens now have instant access to the source material reporters use in their stories. no. not so. just is not the case. some of the information and, again, there's more and better data, buts it is just not so that there has been a total revelation or a total revolution in the way we do the reporting business. and i want to take an example. "the new york times" last year when they started publishing the diplom

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first and foremost to the 85 million moms including my mom, sheila, who is probably at home with her cup of coffee watching, happy mother's day to everybody. >> to all the moms out there, happy mother's day. busy news day. the videos of bin laden. >> there's that and what happened with the race yesterday. there's just a lot of news across the board. it's a busy day. >> we'll show you the pictures seized during the raid in pakistan. they show the al qaeda leader holding a remote control watching himself on tv. it's a fascinating glimpse into his life in hiding. the tapes are revealing in many ways. we'll show you how the u.s. government is using and what more they may tell us about his life. >> and take a look at this. this is memphis fighting to hold back the mississippi river. the pictures are unbelievable. officials there fear a catastrophe if the flooding continues. the rising waters could reach near historic levels. we'll have much more on what could be a disaster in the making. just ahead, weather has been such an issue across the board. >> tornadoes, flooding, you name it. >>>

walnut creek police arrested sheila witson at 11:00 on friday night. undercover officers say they spotted here peering into vehicles in a parking lot near a nightclub. this is some of the evidence. after questioning her they found dozens of stolen purses as well as burglary tools inside her car. >> just pile up in the backseat amongst other personal property like clothes and jackets. >> i left my purse in the car like not very smart. i know i shouldn't have done that. i came out and my back window had been broken into and my purse was stole un out of -- stolen out of it. >> reporter: police had stationed cars after complaints in the last month. she already faces charges on stolen credit cards. they are still trying to track down all of the property owners here. >>> some breaking news to tell you about tonight. part of our viewing area is without water right now. a 36-inch waterline has broken leaving much of napa and yonkville area with very low water pressure. if you are at a higher elevation there may be no pressure at all. the break happened along o

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sheila jackson-lee was giving an obnoxious v sign from the capitol.hey were trying to get a moment and they didn't. here's what congressman carson said and it was on video. i was walking down the canon house steps. i was walking out of cankan joca mob of 400 people came through. 15 times 15 people kill the bill "n" word he said. kill the bill "n" word. he said it was a page out of a time machine. and then the police saw that we were in peril and i'm paraphrasing him but it's pretty much verbatim and took us out of safety. there's no police report that this happened. there's no police person. there is no audio of any of the 400 people coming forward to say that they heard it. nobody -- one person could have been there who could have been a liberal saying, i saw it. nobody saw it. congressman carson created such an image that it's not what barney frank said, one person said something. he created a vivid image that he described as a page out of a time machine. that is -- those are his words. and when i heard his description and i juxtaposed it with what

sheila jackson lee was giving a sign from the capitol, they were trying to get the moment and they didn't get. here's what congressman carson said, and it's on video. i was walking down the cannon house steps, walking out of cannon, and a mob of 400 people surrounded us. people started to roll the in word 15 times, he said, 15 people, killed the bill, in word. kill the bill, in word. he said was a page of the time machine and then the police saw we were in peril, and i'm paraphrasing but it's pretty much freedom, and then the police assault and took us out of 60. there is no police reports that this happened. there is no police version, there is no audio of the 400 people coming to say they heard it. one person could have been there could have been a liberal, nobody saw it. congressman carson created such an image that is not what barney frank said. one person said something. he created a vivid image of a page of a time machine to read that is -- those are his words. and when i heard his description, and i juxtaposed it with what people were saying like your friend said, it didn't happen.

sheila jackson-lee was giving an ob-knoxis v sign and they were trying to get the moment and they didn't get it. here's what the congressman said and it's on video. i was walking down the canon house steps. i was walking out of canon and mob of 400 people surrounded us. people started to hurl the "n" word, 15 times he said. 15 times, 15 people. kill the bill, "n" word he said. kill the bill, "n" word. he said it was a page out of a time machine and then the police saw we were in peril and i'm paraphrasing him and it's pretty much verbatim and the police saw us and took out of safety. there's no mrort that it happened. there is no police person. there is no audio of any of the 400 people coming forward to say that they heard it. one person could have been there who was a liberal saying i saw it. congressman carson created such an image that is not what barney frank, one person said something. he created a vivid image that he described of a page out of a time machine. those are his words. and when i heard his description, and i juxtaposed like your friend said, it didn't happen. it didn't

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sheila bair testifies about financial regulation in the banking sector. later a kentucky senator on the patriot act. >> on tomorrows "washington journal, we will discuss the u.s. supreme court decision requiring california introduced the prison population. republican senator john will speak about the house gop proposal to make changes to medicare. after that, douglas brinkley joins us for a segment about the world war ii memorial. it is each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. a member of the palestinian legislative council discussed the recent unrest in the arab world and what it means for the middle east peace process. >> the c-span video library makes it easier to follow campaign 2012. get instant access. it is all searchable and free. the video library is washington your way. >> are the three day memorial day weekend, commencement addresses from across the country. leaders from across entertainment offer their advice and insights to the graduating class of 2011. it is memorial day weekend on c- span. >> juan williams talks about his experiences as a journal

we're joined today by the fdic chairman, sheila bair. she will be leaving her position in july. first, i will like to thank the chairman for her service, dedicated service. one thing you can say, it has not been a dull five years for you. you have had a lot of activity, and thank you to your service. i hope this provides a forum for our members to gain a better understanding of the role of the fdic in the financial crisis. the new role in the regulatory regime as presented by dr. frank and the current stated fdic- insured banks. the recent passage of god- fearing further enhances the role of the fdic and our nation's regulatory structure as they will be charged with an unfortunate effect of the financial crisis has been an increase in bank voters across the country. the rate of bank failures has increased dramatically with 140 failing in 2009, 157 in 2010. these failures have significantly depleted the deposit insurance fund and fdic has been forced to utilize emergency funds to replenish the fund as well as requiring banks to prepaid premiums for 2010 through 2012. despite thes

sheila bair, former c.b.o. director douglas hotel egan. chris wallace welcomes congressman ron paul and later senate majority whip dick durb an and republican senator jon kyl. at 3:00 p.m., it's cnn's state of the union and candy crowley. talks with mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, former director of national intelligence, retired admiral dennis blair and john negroponte. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, hear "face the nation" from cbs. host interviews john boehner and more from the cbs town hall meeting this week with president obama. the five, in -- network t.v. talk shows are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. 2:00 p.m., fox news sunday, at 3, cnn's state of the union and at 4:00, face the nation from cbs. listen to them all on c-span radio, xm satellite channel 119 or listen online at cspanradio.org. >> how do these people become transformed, what series of choices do they make to kill hundreds of thousands of people? >> in his new book, "mastermind," richard minite looks at the architect of the

he testified allah with fdic chair sheila bair about the implementation of the 2010 dodd-frank regulatory law. tim johnson of south dakota chairs the senate banking committee. this hearing is two hours. th[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations][inaude >> i would like to call this hearing to order. today is a committee continues u its oversight of the dodd-frank wall street reform consumer protection act, i welcome our prottions witnesses back to talk aboutome systemic risk and financial stability. last year when this committee sat out respond to the worstee t economic crisis in generations, addressing systemic risk and too big to fail with key tasks.il w any serious financial reform inn effort had to include an early to warning system that could detecc systemic risk before it could threaten, bring down the entiret country. equally important was creating r new eorderly liquidation process to prevent future bailouts and f perform -- for their own possible failure. in dodd-frank, we accomplishedhe these goals, but those changes cannot just take place at the flip of a switch.th to

so with that, i'll turn things over to duke and mitch for their presentation and she'll ya for -- sheila for her comments to follow. thank you. >> thanks very much, mike, and great to be here. i want to thank henry and deepa, and g-dub for organizing this process and to be engaged in ways that we're delighted to report out to you. there is -- can you hear in the back now because you were having trouble earlier. it's okay? yeah, it may seem odd. it struck me it may seem odd to some folks that we're including japan on a project on rising powers. i mean, this is not the 1920s. [laughter] it's -- last time i checked. [laughter] it's not the 1980s when we were all agoing on japan becoming a rising power. potentially japan is a great power. it has many of the pieces to be a great power again, and, of course, after the catastrophes of 3-11, there's the possibility that japan may be reborn yet again or at least reup vented yet again so it deserved closer analysis. that said i start with an apology that the paper was written before, for the most part, before 3/11 and we'll have to reincorporate a

he testified along with fdic chair, sheila bair on the 2010 regulation of the dodd-frank lot. tim johnson of south dakota chairs the senate banking committee. the hearing is two hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i'd like to call this hearing to order. today is a committee continues its oversight of the dodd-frank wall street performance consumer protections that are a welcome our witnesses back to talk about the systemic risk in the financial of both flashy when this committee that out the response of the worst economic crisis in the risk and too big to fail with key tasks. any serious financial reform had to include an early warning system that could detect systemic risk report to bring down the entire economy. equally important was creating new orderly liquidation process to prevent future bailout and large risky financial firms to plan ahead with their own possible failure. dodd-frank, we accomplish these goals, but those changes cannot just take place in the flick of a switch peer-to-peer witne

the honorable sheila bair is the chairman of the federal department insurance corporation and recently announced she will be stepping down as the chairman of the fdic at the beginning of july when the current term expires i would like to think you for all the work you have done to serve the people of the united states. i will truly miss you come july and wish you well in any future endeavors that you pursue the honorable mary schapiro was the chairman of the u.s. securities and exchange commission. the honorable gary eve ensler is the chairman of the committee future trading commission. mr. john walsh's the comptroller of the currency of the office of comptroller of the currency. i thank you all for being here. secretary, you may begin your testimony. >> thank you. jarman johnson, a ranking member shall be, members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to update you on the treasury department implementation of the dodd-frank act. although our economy and financial markets have made progress towards recovery, we cannot forget what the congress passed and the president signed th