of t. c. that's why i called it the intimidate the c f t c act in my washington post op ed about this i also think it's a delay tactic wall street is very crafty and they use their sort of messengers in government in clever ways they they do things like said messaging bills like this they go into the regulators and lobby they sue the agencies in court and so it's not just one tactic they take but all of it is meant to delay to water down and basically make it so that there are fewer and fewer rules so that they can just do whatever they want and gary gensler he's insisting. should take its final on the proposal by july twelfth this is when the current deadline expires you know what happens if this doesn't. i think the problem is if they don't come out with a really strong guidance by july twelfth we might come into a situation where all of the hard work to see if he has done on a whole bunch of other rule makings will be done because all of the rules don't matter if these big banks can just pus

which is basically a way of saying to the c f t c you need to be weak like the c c's rule is weak and it also says that if a drink this transaction is done in one of the nine largest derivatives markets those rules are considered to be equivalent to the u.s. so if i do a trade in one then those rules are considered to be equivalent to the u.s. has rules and if there's anything that the financial crisis showed us is that is not true the rules in europe are often much weaker than they are in the united states so this this swaps jurisdiction certainty act is guiding the strong rules the strong guidance i should say that the c.f. t c put forward and how do we govern trades that may not happen entirely within the bounds of the united states but are done by u.s. banks or banks with a presence here again i also want to get back to the c c they also recently released across the border proposal does the f.c.c. proposal have any major loopholes in it that you've seen the biggest difference the biggest problem of the c.s. as you see rule is that they basically have a four factor test that basica

>> t. c. >> t. c. do you know that person to be an investigator? >> yes, sir. >> was there anybody else? >> in the car? >> either of the cars? >> i don't know who was in the other car but die know who was in the car i was in. >> i can't hear you, ma'am. >> can you speak a little louder? >> i do not know who was in the other car, but i do know who was in the car i was in. >> let's start there then. who was in the car with you? >> t. c., and i think he was in the car that -- i think he was in the car. >> mr. delrano? >> yes. a tall dude. no offense. >> didn't hear the answer. can you please speak up? face the microphone a little bit better. >> t. c. -- >> that's the wrong microphone. >> t. c., in front of the car was t. c., bald headed dude. >> this guy? >> yeah. sorry, man. and sabrina and me. >> and you went from your friend's house to miss fulton's house? >> yes, sir. >> and the people that you've already identified so far were in the room with you when the interview took place? >> yes, sir. >> anybody else? any other family members? >> no, sir. >

the other is the commodity futures trading commission which is the c f t c they've both issued rules about how swaps which are a form of derivatives should be treated in banks that have overseas presences or in overseas companies that do business in the united states and basically the f.c.c. has rules were pretty weak to see if he sees rules were really strong to see if he also oversees a larger portion of the derivatives market and the swap certainty act basically says two things first of all that the two agencies have to come together and they have to write a single rule which is basically a way of saying to the c f.t.c. you need to be weak like the s c c's rule is weak and it also says that if a derivative transaction is done in one of the nine largest derivatives markets those rules are considered to be equivalent to the u.s. so if i do a trade in one then those rules are considered to be equivalent to the u.s. has rules and if there's anything that the financial crisis showed us. that is not true the rules in europe are often much weaker than they are in the united states so thi

global just under two years ago and their futures and history regulator the c f t c finally decided to bring charges civil though they may be but in a damning complaint filed and federal court yesterday a former new jersey senator and governor is alleged to have had a hand and the one point six billion dollars loss of customers and these are civil charges not criminal and the trustee of the bankruptcy was who used to be an f.b.i. director and recently requested to be removed from the kates so is the past being set for a course on the prison sentence to see we talking with mark jordan of the misses institute about this and other matters and just a bit. and here is what's in your. russian born and moved to the united states in one nine hundred twenty six and became an iconic author and philosopher her magnum opus was atlas shrugged which convinced us that self interest is in everyone's prime interest and the novel has been made into a three part movie part two was released last year and part three is currently under production earlier i spoke with john aglio lauro the chairman of un hold

off he said john corazon and bankrupted and global and take one point seven billion dollars the c f t c general counsel overseer gary gensler worked under corazon at goldman sachs so he recused himself of protecting and protecting itself in the case he wants to know if he was a nice bit of scratching each other's backs instead of actually doing the job and get it right and not shout excites me well yes i would say he kind of got it right in a nutshell because although gary gensler recused himself and this is something we're talking about yesterday with john breaux co-founder of the commodity customer coalition when gensler recused himself early on in the case the investors and the customers didn't know what they were supposed to do and gensler was head of the c f t c all right and he worked under john corazon a long long time ago but this office of inspector general in the c.r.t.c. found that there was no need for gansler to recuse himself there really weren't the conflicts of interest there as i said gensler was more interested in regulating the swaps market and he was trying to do a b

the m-t-c is hoping a lot of people can work from home. and if not officials are encouraging car pooling and transportation agencies will be reimbursed to use extra buses and ferries. one alternative bart riders can use to get around is casual carpooling. that's where people line up to get into strangers cars to get across the bay. the program runs between the east bay and downtown san francisco. casual carpooling tends to get more popular during emergencies. transit officials say it helps ease congestion and saves money. and commuters who already use the ferry service can expect boats to be at full capacity. especially during peak commute times. the san francisco bay ferry service will add three additional vessels to their fleet which will allow them to carry 30-thousand additional passengers per day. the ferries would also extend service hours. however officials warn. that parking at ferry terminals will be a problem and they encourage passengers to carpool to the docks. and stay with kron4 as we continue to bring you the latest developm

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the c-t-a already is making repairs to its fleet of new rail cars. irregularties were found on the frame of nearly all of the 250 new cars currently in operation on the green, pink and red lines. c-t-a officials say the problem is *not a safety concern for passengers. repairs are scheduled to begin this weekend and will run through october. the problem was first discovered by employees at a production plant in new york. delivery of new rail cars was temporarily stopped while the c-t-a and company officials approved a plan to fix the welding problem. the school year may be almost over, but mayor rahm emanuel launched his annual "summer of learning" program today. summer is known for its leisure and now it will also be known for its learning. and leading by example, the summer will not be a time when our children will fall back. they've will leap forward. the mayor spent time with students at a chicago public library. this year "rahm's readers" was expanded to focus on "steam" skills, which stands for science, technology, engineering, art and math. the

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global was no longer a household word the goldman sachs lead c f t c finally and i emphasize finally goes after the very man who threw the entire futures industry into disarray this would be john to talk about all of this and more is senior fellow at the lou big bunmi says academy mark thorton mark thank you for joining us good afternoon bob it's great to be with you well let's jump into this snowden affair we have a critical trade agreement right now that ecuador has renounced and what implications does this have for the financial markets if any. well the implications for financial markets in the general economy are all negative of course the fact that n.s.a. is in invaded our rights and invaded our privacy and the fact that congress who seen the n.s.a. testimony says that we've only seen the tip of the iceberg means that this is a triple negative for the economy look at they strong arm tech companies and to releasing their customer data. you know and that's going to upset them it's going to make them lose confidence and it's going to make them reconsider placing jobs in facilities

global just under two years ago and the futures and history regulator of the c f t c finally decided to bring charges.

fraud another big fraud that we've been covering for the last few years is in the news and this is c f t c to bring civil suit against john course i know for m.f. global the u.s. regulator charged with overseeing m.f. global plans to file an unprecedented civil suit against john corps and lawyers for the former chief executive of the collapse brokerage said on tuesday so remember in october two thousand and eleven m.f. global collapse and so did one point six billion dollars and customer accounts only be unprecedented of anyone actually got caught doing something that they ended up paying a penalty of some kind of size or went to jail who's one of the staff to see mr gary gone sort of that goldman sachs truck yeah care is actually goldman sachs is the fall of the c.f. he's is involved in greece is involved in italy is involved in all of them j.p. morgan is mark involved when i meet and they these conferences and they meet to collude and fix prices and steal money and then that governments will impose austerity measures to help pay for the money that's been stolen. well according to the art

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thousand so we're dealing here not with political appointments but we're dealing with the i c c c c f t c federal reserve board and the independent agencies that we talked about and who are we waiting for now for the president to nominate so at the beginning of this year there were eight positions that were awaiting a nomination for the president he's made nominations to five of them so he had mary jo white at the i c c he just recently nominated mr pugh war if i'm pronouncing that correctly in mystifying to the f.c.c. mel watt to the f.h. f.a.a. and mr metzger to the credit union association. and then he we're still waiting on three from them two of them are kind if you two of them are gary gensler and elizabeth duke at the federal reserve board expired last year but they're still serving in office the only one that's really clear is the federal reserve independent the vice chairman for supervision that was created by dodd frank it's been a thousand and fifty five days and there's still been no nominee for that and here we are waiting for the fall of the senate to confirm so the four tha

the m-t-c is hoping a lot of people can work from home. and if not.on agencies will be reimbursed to use extra buses and ferries. if you don't know your options - you can log onto our website - kron4.com. for more information. the m-t-c is also hoping stranded bart riders will explore casual carpooling. that's where people line up to get into strangers cars. to get across the bay. casual carpooling tends to get more popular during emergencies. this video is from two years ago, when a fire caused a systemwide bart shutdown. transit officials say, it helps ease congestion and saves money. among the bay area is one of the fewest places in the nation's when strangers get into a stranger's car. if you want to get over the bay bridge of just one half the price and meet your neighbors. go to a casual car pool and drive with people to work. >> pam: grant lodes is here now with a look at where you can take advantage of this program. grant. >> they're scattered throughout the bay area. 24 locations in the east bay where drivers go every morning to pick up passe

hours away from the presidential election stick around looks like it's usually done this is c t b c people have it traffic it's barely noticeable but iran is that a special moment in history you will not see many years of posters in iran ahead of the country's presidential front but that's not because the. do we people vote in the run is significantly different from what western people used to experience and . if people see campaign posters do start thinking as they spend lots of money on that where does that all come from and they will draw the conclusion that someone a bank or an organization funds to candidates and that means when a candidate takes power he will have to give back the money he will oldham and with such strings attached you'll be never free people will never vote for a politician like that with. us but the reason we for candidates to cost grassroots space to change with people like you is that the times in different political problems that. some voices to complain the place obstacles in reaching the larger public. people's right. to include things more than two million pe

but charlie gasparino put the cf t c commissioner onnthe spot about it earlier and got pretty heated,missed it. watch this. >> reporter: the one word that i have not seen that you guys put out is a word fraud. are you guys charging jon corzine with civil fraud? >> no. we are charging him with is a violation of the law with regard to segregated funds. segregated funds our customer money. >> reporter: and know that. >> that money is supposed to be sacrosanct. it is a violation of that. >> reporter: a lot of people would say that this is pretty weak tea. if you cannot charge a ceo of a company that obviously misused funds, i mean, you can borrow customer funds. you just have to put it back that day. we all know that. >> no, you can't. no, charlie. you cannot use customer funds. >> reporter: and not going to argue about the law. >> good. i know what i'm talking about. i know when and talking about. >> reporter: why is it that you're not charging him with fraud? if this guy did which would you guess it is so bad i elsie a fraud charge. it seems outrageous. it is not just me. i have been in

if you want to dig into her days, you can read it all there t c-span dwoshfirstladies. -- c-span.com/firstladies. >> let's now go to the white house for the next video. and you will learn more from the white house curator, about the white house china collection. >> when she came to the white house she was very interested in how the place worked. she came down here. this was the ground floor but it was sort of considered to be the basement because the kitchen was down here, laundry facilities, storage for food and tableware and such and she found that it was rather dirty. sort of ominous. and she tried to like spruce it up. she went through the cabinets and found old pieces of china and then asked servants if they could tell her, does anybody remember how old this piece is? so she started the idea of trying to catalog and create a sense of what chinas were. she had a plan for putting some display cases in the state dining room. but never came to fruition. she was credited with being the initiater of the concept of a permanent china collection at the white house. she was interested in d

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minister this was organized by the t s c and the n u t these are labor organizers and organizers and they're all about. during some kind of some blend of representational democracy and government and you know the left save the left essentially save save save britain the socialist model but you know this act is that of save our savers can you say argue that why not save the right one to save capitalism because we're talking about here is not capitalism no it's crony obviously i'm sorry capitalism of the word capitalism doesn't even count we can we can get our event down to westminster and get four thousand people to show up to say save ark save capital and we'd love it if four thousand people showed up is that what's at stake but that's the point of think a lot of people think what we've got is capitalism what we've got is a failure of capitalism it's not we've got these banks that are too too big to fail too big to jail we now understand in the states will that just too big i mean i'm sorry that i hold you say i'm sorry but it's so big they can lobby for whatever they want what polit

the m-t-c was talking about the possible fall-out today. >> reporter: the union has to give a 72 hourvery closely to resist bastille kron4 newsprint morning shooting in oakland >> jacqueline: so much cooler in santa rosa. cloud cover and a few showers out there. as an electric current conditions what temperature still in the 80. eighties in sunnyvale and san jose into tomorrow afternoon temperatures are even warmer than today with a warming trend continuing into the next several days. outside tomorrow morning temperatures will be in bill mid-60s and '70s. we're still a '90s upper 80s for the evening staying quite warm with 80 derrick upper 80s continuing 87 and 87 also in san jose. 90 and concord what, 92 east bay shores look at the calls line. coast line. woman tomorrow and progress of the week with the weekend and early next week we will be seen from triple digits sunday and monday. stay with us will be right back. >> catherine: the crowds are getting bigger. it really has been a party! ruling makes same-sex marriage or legal in california. of course the issue is not dead. still in

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they're working with three services and in t c. they say negotiants don't seem to be improving for it to state mediators are now about working to bridge the gap between art and its labor unions. union reps, though, say bart is showing no signs of budging when it comes to better salaries and benefits. >> we are positioned to do whatever we need to do it. >>darya: the threat of a strike is out there and it will likely be out there until the june 30th deadline. bart says a number of things could happen to prevent a walkout include a temporary extension of the current contract or even the governor getting involved. >>mark: the film "fruitvale station" which depicts the last day of oscar grant's life before he was fatally shot by a park police officer will be screened for the first time in oakland tonight. the film has already received critical acclaim when it awards at the 2013 sundance and cannes film festival earlier this year. i scrapped mother wanted johnson already saw the film at sundance says it brought back a lot of memories. >

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using the i c t y process to rewrite history in this free verbal away as it come from serbia if you look at the worry. serbia it's so resisted the reality is that for brits and obscure good documentation in order to hide what happened from both serbia and both their. listeners or all citizens then you can see how successful you can be the chevron so massacre is pretty much the only thing that people around awhile know about the war in yugoslavia there are a lot of movies that were filmed about this event a lot of songs popular songs were written about it but. i know that because you have to deal with that on a legal basis i'm sure you know that. serbs would also say that before the chevron it's a massacre took place there was also a mass killing of serbs by the boss man commander named nasser henri tool as far as i know was acquitted and to your earlier point that the serbia tried to many played be the proceedings of the tribunal the if it did hit number off indictments and convictions do not support that but let us come back to this off how just is really the international justice right