the insurance institute released safety ratings overnight. what you need to know. >>> get set for a special thanksgiving edition of the high school blitz game of the week. who do you want to see play on turkey day? >>> a new castle county daycare owner is under arrest. surveillance video shows her dragging and kicking children in her care. she ran primary colors family daycare from her house in middletown. the -year-old faces multiple counts of endangering the welfare of a child and child abuse. >>> the insurance institute is for highway safety just released its new ratings for booster seats. it tested 16 new booster seats for 2017. all but three earned the agency's highest rating of best bet. three of the 16 boosters were rated check fit meaning they could work for some children in some vehicles. one seat not recommended is already on the market. the safety first summit. the manufacturer says it performed 5,000 crash tests without a problem. >>> too much control. the justice department says a sweeping deal at&t is trying to close would hurt y

. >> this morning, the insurance institute for highway safety is revealing it list of the best booster seats to help keep kids safe on the road. >> here is meg oliver have the bullets. >> this crash test video shows how unrestrained children can become projectiles. even in a low seat collision. he is wearing only seatbelts can be seriously hurt if the belt doesn't fit properly. >> we know kids age four to eight are 45% less likely to be injured when they're in a booster seat than in a safety belt alone. >> thirteen out of 16 new booster seat models sold in 2017 have earned the insurance institute for highway safety highest rating. >> best bet booster will provide good filth on typical four to eight year old child in almost any vehicle. >> the cosco finale and the back less go fit along with max i rode i fix and booster seat are among those awarded the top ratings. >> what we are looking for is the shoulder belts to be positioned at the center of the shoulder so it is not falling off the shoulder or riding up on the neck, and the lap belts, looking for it to be low on the hip. really ac

the insurance institute gave the highest rating to 13-15 seats inchuding the chico ghost fit and the costco finale. >> if they get a best set rating, it will provide good belt fit for a typical 4-8-year-old child. we know for kids who are 4-8 years old, they are 45% less likely to sustain serious injuries in a booster seat from the safety belt alone. >> three other seats received the next highest rating, check fit. that means the seat will work for some kids in some vehicles. there is one seat that is not recommended, the safety first. >>> it is 6:25. we are a couple days away from thanksgiving. a lot of people are wondering how they are going to prepare that turkey. this is one of the worst things you can do in preparing a turkey. rinsing it off. experts say it does not get rid of bacteria, instead, it splashes it all over the sink and counter where other food is prepared. the only other safe place is to cook the bird thoroughly. 165 degrees inside the turkey, the inner part of the breast, wing and thigh. experts say they get a lot of calls about food poisoning. >>> call into the ho

. >>> the insurance institute for highway safety is out with its list of the best booster seats to keeping kids safe inside your vehicle. some of the top products include the costco finale, and the backless chico go fit. along with the diano monterey xt. only one booster seat was not recommended, that was the safety first summit 65. >>> ikea has relaunched a recall of 29 million chest and dressers today, this after an 8th child died. the company says several types of the mom chest, and dressers, they can easily tip over, if they're not properly anchored to the recall was first announced in june of 2016, but the recent death was raising questions over whether ikea had effectively spread the word. >>> the government's trouble in toyland report is out, pointing out potentially dangerous toys available to chirp. two toys of concern are fidget spinners and the doll my friend kayla. some fidget spinners contain damaging levels of lead. the doll, my friend kayla can be used as a recording device and has been banned in germany. >>> the number of counterfit seizures has jumped every year. they arre

. >> the insurance institute for highway safety released its yearsly recommendations for booster seats. >> the list this year includes new models. thirteen of the models receiver the highest rating of best best, cosco finale and the back less chico go fit awards the top ratings. what we're looking for is the shoulder belt to be positioned at the center of the shoulder, so not falling off the shoulder or riding up on the neck. and the lap belt, we're looking for it to be low on hips. >> the i. hs recommends children use booster seats until safety belts fit properly regardless of their age. >> nasa has spotted something in space they've never seen before. we will show it to you when " eyewitness news" returns. >> plus, did you know that dogs can learn while they sleep? well, we will tell you about a new study that should clues on how our pets think and behave. katie? >> interesting. well, we are definitely experiencing a nice little warm up here today. but by thank giving, the chill returns, and we need a pattern change to get us to that point so we will talk about the pattern change in

. >> the insurance institute releasing the images to encourage people to bucklal up in the taxi, uber the lift. >> covering red line tonight it will close on saturday. >> i walked in and i brought a mini umbrella just in case. i don't need it. it will be okay. >> the umbrella, you could have left it at home. no problem. with the big storms i don't see any. tracking wind from 10 to 20. there are spots that are more than that. the feels like are lower. 48 in d.c. 43 in leesburg. winchester at 36. this is what you need to dress for tonight. 27 in winchester. cumberland. you are below freezing. 42 right now. we had showers that rolled in earlier. this is up in new england. it's a huge dome of the high pressure over our region. the weather is really nice. 44 by 8:00. tomorrow should be beautiful and chilly. sunday is 49. but dry through the weekend. >> the moment they jump from the plane. they will be part of the pre-game festivities tomorrow. at fedex field. >> we need to put the wins behind us. >> we need a win for the redskins. definitely tomorrow against the new york giants. >> the was

often it crushes or decapitates the people inside, but as we showed you, crash tests at the insurance institute for highway safety in virginia reveal requiring the stronger rear guards on tractor trailers and for the first time putting side guards on semis would save lives by keeping vehicles from ending up underneath tractor trailers in a collision. pinpointing just how often crashes like this happen is pa for reporting underride in accidents with tractor trailers. so the wusa9 special assignment unit did our own count. we spent weeks studying tractor trailer crashes across the country. we identified at least 23 underride accidents in 18 states in the last couple months. 21 people were killed. seven were seriously injured including a 3-year-old girl who died, her 11-year-old brother seriously injured in this horrific underride accident in nevada last sunday. all this comes as backers of that new underride legislation wait for it to be introduced 123 miles away from here on capitol hill. the bill already has democratic support, but they want republicans on board as well so they can say it has b

. >> reporter: the insurance institute is out with recommendations for new booster seats. 13 of 16 received the highest rating of best bet. >> if a booster gets a best bet ratings it means it will provide good belt fit for any child 4 to 8 in any car or zusuv. >> reporter: one seat not recommended is already on the market. the safety first summit. the manufacturer says approximately 5,000 crash tests are performed each year to ensure our seats will protect a child in the unfortunate event of a crash. experts say boosters can help keep kids safe. >> we know that for kids who are four to eight years old that they are 45% less likely to sustain serious injuries when they're in a booster seat than when in the safety belt alone. >> reporter: important information for parents as they secure their precious passengers. >>> got some new video of an incredible light show in the sky all thanks to mother nature. the northern lights lit up alaska overnight. take a look at this. this is the time lapse from anchorage. pale yellow green is th common color of the light. it happens when the sun shoots charge

. >>> just before you hit the road for the holidays shs the insurance institute for highway safety isut with its recommendations for new booster seats. 13 of 16 received its highest rating of best bet. some priced as low as $13. you can find a complete ris of ratings on nbc10.com. >>> get ready for the big travel. let's take a live look along the blue route. there it is southbound in delaware county. it is crawling at this point. i'm expect iing that's only goi to get worse. and tomorrow a huge travel day. >> by the time people leave, which is general ly from noon until the afternoon, the weather should be just fine. it's a different story if you're driving to the south. at the moment, it's really nice out there. we have a the lot of sunshine and 58 degrees in philadelphia. it will not be this warm at this time tomorrow. nowhere near this warm at this time. there are the clouds. the high clouds increasing from the south as plenty of moisture here. there's a front coming in from the west. and the combination there is going to help to produce some rain. as we go through the night tonigh

. >>> new booster seats have been added to the insurance institute for highway safety's yearly best bet list this years safety list includes 16 new models, 13 of those models received the highest rating of best bet, the finally, and the backless chico go fit are among those awarded the top rating. >> what we are looking for is shoulder belt to be positioned in the center of the shoulder so it is not falling off the shoulder and the neck and lap belts we are looking for it to be low on the hips. >> the iihs recommends children use booster seats until safety belts fit presently regardless of their age. >>> americans will be opening up their wallets quite a bit this friday and on cyber monday but customs officials are urging americans to watch out for counterfeit items, they are flooding in to the country and on to the internet this time of the year. from electronic to the designer handbags to shoes, these look alike some of the hottest items that holiday season but u.s. customs and board patrol say they are all fake. >> when you look at a buffalo bills jersey and you see fabric, bleeding

first the insurance institute is out with its late at the time booster seat rankings.h you ones are the best bets plus the department of justice sues to block an at and t merger. we'll tell you why and later the photo bomb that block history in the making. oh, this is a good one. let's just say the photographer wasn't not happy. we'll have those stories and more when we check what else is making headlines next. ♪ >> she and paris. a team effort. >> 11 years ago. >> 19:23 right to you. erin has a check on some of the other stories making had he lines this morning. look if she says she invent the selfie -- >> she did not invent the se selfie. >> i don't think britt claimed she invented it. i think paris did. we'll check some other headlines first. 9:23. race against time to find that missing argentine submarine with 44 crew members on board. there's another set back this morning. officials now say underwater sounds detected over the weekend on monday did not come from the missing navy sub. we've also learned it's last communication was on wednesday to report mechanical b

creatingesponded by consolidation under the desert acts that led to these institutions. the fdic raised insurance $250,000om $100,000 to and to demand accounts so crucial to the payment system. it also guaranteed senior debt and depositing of institutions, further assuring their access to funding. the treasury used exchange stabilization funds to guarantee money market funds and helped congress refuse capital injections into the banks. these measures stopped the aftermath, in the there was criticism of bailing out wall street and propagating moral hazard. i do not regard the use of a lender of last resort, where there is collateral when needed, and a penalty rate as a bailout. no dual -- nor do i regard deposit insurance as a bailout. both are clearly government support, but highly desirable, in my view. available ifnly be the financial of many large important financial institutions at the same time with heavily impact the economy, where there resolution as a group would be a satisfied will auction -- s atisfiable option. in the case of lender of last resort and deposit insurance, this is small.

one of the key aspects that got muffled a little bit, was the insurance holder share institute got around and said these members of the board should be fired because theylet this happen. and they put accountability to those individuals. while those directors didn't actually get fired, but the idea that the management is responsible -- to answer your question about incentives, it's got to be the business case, and the stake holders to be making the -- if you fail to do good business, you're being held accountable, not by government, but by those who are actually going to affect your bottom line. >> northrup grummond studies who is being done on the cyber security side every year. the key question is from a taxpayer and citizen standpoint, how do we ensure that, you know, that federal funds are being spent in a way and how does the private sector work together with the federal government to ensure that you're just not chasing the same thing from an r & d perspective, but some of the harder long-term problems that we're facing from an r.d. perspective? >> theat's a very good question doing r

the bailout, severe credit crunch with some businesses households unable to get credit on reasonable terms, insol ven diof fdic insurance photo and failure or near failure of several large financial institutions with the problem of too big to fail. was involved addressing the crisis' and major legislation, including the federal deposit insurance improvement act. i also led the administration's efforts to address a very troubling episode involving market manipulation and the submission of false bids in the his auction biz employee odd the investment form, solo mon brothers and the seasonal resulted in government securities reform act. today, our economy continues to recover from the effects of the global financial crisis, unevenly and at a frustratingly slow pace. the task for monetary policy will be to provide continued support as long as necessary, and to return policy to a normal stance over time, without sparking inflation or financial instant -- instability. there are risks from removing public to soon as well as too late. the regulation and supervision of financial institutions and markets are as importanting a anything that federal reserve does. and this is a time to continue to address

that too big to fail institutions are the banks, the that have deposit insurance. they are gigantic. we have four of them that are over the trillion dollar mark. those institutions are too big to fail. they are not covered by the dodd-frank act. they are under the jurisdiction of the fdic. they don't have the resources to deal with the failure of a bank. we are still in a position where we have no way of handling the failure of one of these large institutions. trying to propose any kind of action, but we are to understand that the dodd-frank act which intended to deal with the too big to fail problem is a total failure at that, as it does not deal with the real institutions that could cause a financial crisis if one of them fail. judge bea: professor willmar, you are suggesting we go back to a division under the glass-steagall act. i remember when the glass-steagall act was got rid of, banks could not compete with foreign banks that were doing universal banking. abolishingwe are glass-steagall is to be able to --e pete in the universe universal globalist market. is

i made a decision after weighing several options we had to close all 71 of the privately insured savings and loan institutionsmma of solving the worst financial crisis in ohio history, the situation that's being called the worst banking crisis in the u.s. since the depression. >> in a deregulatory climate in the '80s, savings and loans which had traditionally invested in only mortgages, were free to invest in pretty much anything they wanted. >> basically what happened was the entire s & l industry got taken over by a bunch of entrepreneurs who saw them as piggy banks. >> vernon savings was shut down and saddled with $1.3 billion in bad loans. the owner lived a life of private jets, yachts and mansions. >> they took risks that should have been untenable for a banker. when it all went blewy, the entire industry ultimately went belly up. >> quiet down! >> i'm going to disperse the whole bunch of you. >> this was the third day of the run on the old court savings and loan corporation. >> the only thing i can do at this point i have no choice. we have to close. >> i don't think it's right. it's our money. this yea

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insurance. you said creating something out of thin air. every deposit we take into the institutionand guaranteed by the united states government, which then says that we are going to take those andys and we go relend it, we have capital and liquidity and risk metrics, all those pieces that are there that are relatively transparent that investors, in terms of people who buy our equity and buy our bonds, can all see. and there is a transparency to that. so it is not that we are creating something out of thin air. there is a real structured process and guarantees to what it withproduct is bitcoin, it is more difficult, and that is part of the challenge in terms of, really, what it is. the honest answer is i don't know. is it a speculative vehicle? is it a currency? i think it is yet to be defined. mike: the beauty of the block chain and other technologies for a company like your's is the opportunity to cut costs. any of you who is a citigroup shareholder i am sure would agree that mike has done a --terful job on explosions expense control. the efficiency ratio most recently recorded w

consequences from regulators this time over misconduct within its auto insurance and mortgage operations the financial institution could possibly be facing numerous penalties and will have to pay millions in reimbursements archie correspondent ashley banks has more on that for us so earlier this month the office of the comptroller of the currency sent a letter to want to wells fargo write you later saying the big willingly harmed its customers and had until november twenty fourth to respond the letter said the bank failed to correct problems in a broad range of areas not just the auto insurance and mortgage lending units over the summer the bank revealed in a press release said forced nearly six hundred thousand customers who finance their car purchases with the bank to pay for collision coverage that they did not meet on top of that twenty thousand customers had their cars improperly repossessed five hundred seventy thousand customers were acted. and potentially will receive their money back it's estimated the bank will have to pay one hundred million dollars and cash to customers affected and thirty million dol

another insurer, intermounted health care in utah, a major health care out there is progressive and innovative and made the same commitment even though they're not an insurer. these institutionsget it, but one of the things that i brought up a little bit earlier before, maybe should have clarified is that in terms of aca, a lot of people focus on health care exchanges and insurance and a lot of people don't realize in policies, one of biggest changes, value based care. so right now in terms of health care, people make money off of doing more, regardless of what happens to you as a patient or a consumer, in terms of if you get better, you get worse or pass away, that doesn't matter, they, they get paid by performing things on you. and what they're trying to do now value-based care is based on, okay, we're going to pay you for performance. does the person get better? do they return to the hospital shortly thereafter kind of signaling you've done something wrong. they're aligning money with behavior and what they're trying to move toward. now that we're in the transition period we have the issue of most, most stake holders are making their money in the old system even while they

the ponds. for. as a result of patients who have stuck to your tree health insurance bought from the possibility of a useful thought. i. can tell people. it was here in cologne that the institute for quality and efficiency in health care that knee arthroscopy is were declared a myth. the assessor stephens our law and spent eighteen months reading anonymizing everything written by scientists about pays. a trained medical expert he concluded that knee arthroscopy is one of the commonest operations in germany were ineffective they had a placebo effect but nothing more. tests showed that a faked arthroscopy was as effective as the actual procedure. is not less cboe a fact is all the stronger the more authentic invasive and risky and intervention appears on surgery has a much greater placebo impact than just taking a pill. stephens our lines team of us ss research ne arthroscopy is with the help of a matter analysis. they compared the data from eleven scientific studies with a total of one thousand two hundred patients. the testers say it's no coincidence that the weaknesses of arthroscopy weren't found out soon. many of those involved in the health care system had a strong interes

the tenure is still tuck at 2,4. >> i'll tell you why if you're european or japanese institution or insurance company, you own the treasuryket, and you will open its i think jonathan is right. good for the fed for not doing anything of expectations they've been very clear about this, yet we have a fed that could go five times next year. no question the fed is the wild card on all of this. >> pete? >> are you doing "would you rather?" the nothing of owning tech and fang, but also consumer staples almost cements -- >> i already have that i own coca-cola and procter & gamble mine is less based on love something like procter gamble. actually it strikes fear with me you some of these pes are up in the stratosphere on the tech side i'm less nervous. >> why do you hold on to the staples? because believe it or not, i see the option paper in there, and there are points of growth coca-cola has made some investment investments and in procter appeared gamble, there are activists in there rattles the cages. >>> still ahead, qualcomm rejected broadcom's takeover bid leaving the best tech deal hanging in the crosshairs. if the deal is o

the budget. give me a federal budget. the institutions, a sometable banking union, common insurance for unemployment, for the employed ando on. berlin will say no. guy: why? determined tois say no. if you look at the money -- manifesto, the social democrats were supposed to be the most pro-european, they want to give macron the light of day. they want to engage with him. unless the free democratic party. down before the common election. unless and until the french president can approach the german government, which ever german government we end up having with tough love, i will a large part of the french economy because it needs to be overhauled. if you do not come halfway across the road to meet me, with mutualizationral presses i will employ the gold strategy. unless he is prepared to play hardball he will not get anything. macron know that, isn't he using the carrot of phase two in order to achieve phase one for french economic purposes? you have spent enough time with germans are you have the experience of the greek crisis, has given you enough knowledge to see that the german people would never agree to the kind of

with the presence of the 12 federal reserve banks which are deeply rooted in their local communities. and i am a strong supporter of this institutional structure, which helps insurectives on monetary policy and also helped sustain the public support for the federal reserve as an institution. if confirmed, i would strive along with my colleagues to support the economy's continued progress toward full recovery. our aim is to sustain a strong jobs market with inflation moving gradually up toward our target we expect the interest rates to rise somewhat further and the size of our balance sheet to gradually shrink however, while we endeavor to make the path of policy as predictable as possible, the future cannot be known with certainty. so we must retain the flexibility to adjust our policies in response to economic developments above all, even as we draw on the lessons of the past, we must be prepared to respond decisively and with appropriate force to new and unexpected threats to our nation's financial stability and economic prosperity the original motivation for the founding of the federal reserve. as a regulator and supervisor of banking institutions in collabora

the founders of hobby lobby. i'm sure you're going to member they were involved in a supreme court case over employers providing insurance coverage for contraception. the museum's president says the institutionor evangelical agenda. they just want to get people excited about the bible. with the holidays around the corner, i think you better get tickets early for this one because believe me, from everything everybody is saying it's an extravaganza of biblical proportions. >> dana: that looks great. that makes my "one more thing" look small. new iphone update, driving you crazy? yesterday fans at ohio state decided to get back at apple. people started chanting o-hy-oh. they replaced the i with a. ohio state trounced michigan state. >> kimberly: it took them a while to fix that. >> jesse: gutfeld. >> greg: time for greg's bull dog on a swing news. roll the tape. bulldog on a swing. breaking news. we are going live right now. this bulldog has been on the swing for quite some time. not planning to get off her bulldog on a swing. breaking news. it's a pug. what difference does it make. look how much fun he's having. >> dana: pretty cute. why wouldn't you call it pug on a swing? >> greg: i didn't h

the same way hong kong-shanghai now has a stake in bank of communications. this will allow institutions to run securities -- security firms and life insurance companies. rket within aging population will explode in china. and that will force chinese companies to adopt best practices in terms of government -- governance and advance the reform agenda. vonnie: who will take china up on this? which banks will jump in? david: you are ready heard from jpmorgan their enthusiasm about it. i would be surprised to see them on the sidelines. i think hsbc, which has the longest experience in that area and the biggest commitment. did a jv withjust the main chinese sovereign wealth fund. i think they will be looking to be on both sides of those flows. i think all the majors will be enthusiastic. vonnie: where do you imagine the renminbi going? when we heard that big speech from xi jinping and talked about how socialism was going to be the epicenter of china rule over the next five plus years, if that is the case, how much can that women be move? -- how much can the renminbi move? david: when the dollar rose so promptly in 2015, when he 16, chinese currency was attac

the insurance industry to be as transparent as we can make it. >> so you would agree the insurance capital standards would be different than the financial institutions >> yes the risks of those institutions are quite different. we're aware of that. thank you very much, thank you, mr. chairman >> thank you that concludes a first round there have been several senators who have asked for a second round, and so we will do that. i will forgo, although i reserve the right to jump back in, but i'm going to go immediately to our ranking member, senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman again, thank you for being here, governor i want to follow up somewhat on senator cortez mastos questions and comments and other senators mentioned this since 2008 bank profits are up, executive compensations have rebounded but wages for working people are stagnant. the wealth gap between whites on the one hand and african-american and latinos on the other has narrowed many people in my state have yet to feel the impact of the economic recovery. you know all those things. i hope they are central to your chairmanship past fed chairs cited inequality not just as a -- as a human

. >> so the insurance capital statues db-- >> the risks to those institutions are quite different. >> thank you, that concludes a first round, there have been several senators who have asked for a second round so we will do that. i will forego, although i reserve the right to jump back in, but i'm going immediately to our ranking member, senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and again, thank you for being here, governor. i want to follow up somewhat as senator cortez questions and comments and i think other senators mentioned this, 2008 bank profits are up, executive compositions -- compensations. but the-- many people in my state have yet to feel the economic recovery. you know those things and i hope they're seb central to your chairmanship. there's a concensus among economists that income inequality and wage inequality is a drag on growth. do you agree with that? if so, what do you do to address income inequality. >> i do agree with that, senator. and i would say that to me, the most compelling factor, i think a number of factors are at work here, but if you look at the flatte

the bank says financial institutions would be helped by a brexit transition period and more work to make sure cross—border or border insurance of england knows what it is doing in forecasting turns. what i'm not confident about is their ability to foretell the future. they are not soothsayers, they don't have crystal of sand we are in a very uncertain situation. some might also look at and say if only banks had these tests in place before the 2008 financial crisis been years of difficulties might have been avoided. the irish deputy prime minister has resigned in a move which will mean a snap general election before christmas is avoided. frances fitzgerald had faced a vote of no confidence tonight after questions were raised about how much she knew about a plan to discredit a police whistleblower. the affair had threatened to bring down the fragile deal which kept the fine gael government in power for the last 18 months. the brexit secretary david davis has been summoned to a house of commons select committee to explain his decision not to release full details of the government's assessment of the economic impact of brexit to

brian ulch is a gatekeeper - a volunteer trained, licensed and insured to protect his church by the chadwick family's christian security instituteulch, pastor, trinity lighthouse church: "we have a responsibility to every single member that walks into a safe haven, that walks into a place of worship, and wanting a place of peace, to provide the protection."will and his dad chuck created the gatekeeper program more than a decade ago, just outside of dallas. natschuck chadwick, president, gatekeepers security services: "it was so hard in those early years to even get somebody to spend $20 on a subscription to our website. now we have thousands and thousands of churches that are part of our national organization."and in the last week, following the deadliest shooting in a u-s house of worship, their phone has been ringing off the hook. from new york to hawaii, churches call - wanting to learn how to protect themselves. chuck chadwick, president, gatekeepers security services: "we take people that have absolutely no experience and we pride ourselves on really being able to really hone these skills." in a six day course, they say vol

the united states. so we recommend that to insure persistent and comprehensive training while preserving institutional knowledge, we recommend they create an element in the united states staffed with representatives from all the military and civilian age y agencies who are specifically trained for afghanistan's advisors to provide additional surport to the training mission in afghanistan. it is also critically important that those who are assigned view this as career enhancing. right now such an assignment would be career ending for many of our military and civilians. the fifth point i would focus on is we need use nato better. to optimize nato's participation in afghanistan, we recommend nalto and dod should thoroughly analyze the current advisory needs and each nato company's capabilities as well as their limitations. we also need to better understand the decision making process and better synchronize with the force generation schedules. the sixth point i would like to make is we cannot forget the important role that state, u.s.a. id, the department of justice and other government agencies play in our fight i

the money so we can help rebuild community clinics such as this one. >> reporter: if money doesn't flow freely from government, insurance and financial institutions, full recovery for other institutions, businesses and homeowners could take years. >> we are hearing from builders that they need the pipeline loosened up between lenders and construction companies. >> reporter: making matters worse, a provision of the proposed federal tax reform bill. >> eliminates the tax deduction for people who suffer uninsured losses in a fire. >> the relief during disasters cannot just be provided to those who experience hurricane disasters in texas and florida. >> reporter: tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a $25,000 reward just offered to help find two escaped inmates. up next, we talk to the santa clara county sheriff. she responds to criticism that a staffing issue helped facilitate monday's escape. plus -- >> it's frustrating. a lot of effort went into this animal. >> this otter was a rehab success at the aquarium. now there's serious frustration after someone shot and killed it. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the santa clara county sheriff is now offeri

the money so we can help rebuild community clinics such as this one. >> reporter: if money doesn't flow freely from government, insurance and financial institutions, fullery for other institutions, businesses and homeowners could take years. >> we are hearing from builders that they need the pipeline loosened up between lenders and construction companies. >> reporter: making matters worse, a provision of the proposed federal tax reform bill. >> eliminates the tax deduction for people who suffer uninsured losses in a fire. >> the relief during disasters cannot just be provided to those who experience hurricane disasters in texas and florida. >> reporter: this unfairness simply because the firestorms missed the deduction cutoff date. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> napa county is looking to get back business in the wake of the devastating wildfires. and tonight at 6:45, sal castaneda shows us how hotels, restaurants and wineries there are encouraging tourists to visit them. >>> today state lawmakers and city leaders called for common sense cannabis laws. the sale of recreational marijuana becomes legal next year but some in san francisco are concerned th

the health care and insure you because they are incentivized. they reduced opioid prescriptions by 40%. another insurer, a major system in utah which is pretty progressive, has made changes as well. these institutions it, but something brought up earlier is in terms of the aca, a lot of people focus on the health care exchanges, but what a lot of people don't realize in terms of policy is one of the biggest changes is helping to drive toward value-based care. in terms of health care, people make money off of doing more, regardless of what happens to you as a patient, if you get better or worse or pass away, it does not matter. they get paid by performing things on you. what they are trying to do now is focus on, we are going to pay you on performance. does this person get better? do they return to the hospital shortly after, signaling you did something wrong? starting to align money with behavior, that is what our health care system is trying to move toward. but we are in this transition period. we have this issue that most stakeholders are making their money from the old system while they are trying to plan for the future, so it is a little gray and gnarly, and the same with the guy in the white h

with the president of the 12 federal reserve banks which are deeply rooted in their local communities and i am a strong supporter of this institutional structure which helps insuref perspectives on monetary policy and helps sustain the public's support for the federal reserve as an institution. if confirmed i would strife along with my colleagues to support the economy's continued progress toward full recovery. our aim is to sustain a strong jobs market with inflation moving gradually up toward our target. we expect interest rates to rise somewhat further and size of our balance sheet to gradually shrink. the future can not be known for certainty so we must retain the flexibility to adjust our policies in response to economic developments. above all, even as we draw on the lessons of the past we must be prepared to respond decisively and with appropriate force to new and unexpected threats to our nation's financial stability and economic prosperity. the original motivation for the founding of the federal reserve. as a regulator and supervisor of banking institutions in collaboration with other federal and state agencies we must help insure that our financial sys

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the industry as best we can. for our regulation of insurance, we wanted to be as transparent as we can make it. sen. tester: you agree that insurance capital standards? mr. powell: the risk is of institutions are very different -- the risks of those institutions are very different. this concludes the first round, but several senators of asked for a second round. to going to go immediately our ranking member, senator brown. sen. brown: thank you mr. chairman. thank you for being here, mr. governor. i want to follow-up on senator cortez masto's questions, in 2008 -- since 2008 bank profits are up, executive profits have risen, but the wealth gap between whites and african-americans and latinos have narrowed. many people in my state have yet to feel the impact of economic recovery. chairs cited any quality -- inequality, not just as a humanitarian problem, but as a pressing economic problem. amongis an assessment economists that wage inequality and wealth inequality is a drag. this is a drag on our economy. economy, do on our you agree with that? mr. powell: to me, the most compelling factor, there are a number of factors at work. at the rise in inequality and stagnation of middle-class incom

insurance constitution. so we need to figure out a way to rebuild the institution. i think the biggest problem is we have to turn the page on generations and get young people involved in the party and only way is to get them to run for office which there are a lot of groups doing right now, which i am supporting. >> and want to read this. filling a vacancy on the national ticket of the party or president or vice president after the adjournment of the convention, shall confer with the democratic leadership of the united states, congress, and the democrat governor and shall report to the democratic national committee which is authorized to fill the vacancy or vacancies, this obviously consistent with the dnc charter. so sounds, as has been said, this is not something that donna brazile can unilaterally do. >> no, it's like their article 25. right. if the nominee becomes incapacitated or pass away, they have to have a mechanism in place to replace them. but no one is implying that donna brazile was thinking about replacing because she was unpopular. what we are talking

the bank says financial institutions would be helped by a brexit transition period and more work to make sure cross—border insuranceo foretell the future. they are not soothsayers, they don't have crystal balls and we are in a very uncertain situation. some might also look back and say if only banks had these tests in place before the 2008 financial crisis then years of difficulties might have been avoided. simon gompertz, bbc news. thousands of tourists remain trapped on the indonesian island of bali after the airport was closed for a second day. huge plumes of dark ash and smoke continue to rise from the summit of mount agung amid growing fears the volcano may begin a full scale eruption at any time. from bali, rebecca henchke reports. mount agung is showing signs of moving towards full—scale eruption. indonesian authorities ordering the remaining people near the volcano to move to safety. but many are reluctant to do so. translation: what happens is in the hands of god. business is very quiet. it's very hard, but if i go to a shelter, it will be worse. even primary schools are still open here inside the danger z

the way for our regulation of insurance industry to be as transparent as we can make it. >> so you would agree the insurance capital standards would be different from financial capital institutions? >> yes. the risks are quite different. we are aware of that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, that concludes first round. there have been several senators who have asked for second round. so we will do that. i'll forego, although i reserve the right to jump back in, but i'll go immediately to our ranking member senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here, governor. i want to follow up on senator comments. and since i think van hall enmentioned some of this. 2008 bank were up, wealth gap between whites and one hand and african americans and latinos on the other has narrowed. many of my state have failed to see the economic recover i. you know all those things. they are central to your chair. but also a pressing economic problem. not only a consensus among economists that income and equality and wage inequality is a dragon growt on growth. do you agree with that? >> i do agree with that, senator. and i would say to me the most compelling factor, i think

the insurance industry, we would like to be as transparent as we can make it. senator: would agree that insurance capital standards would be different than financial capital standards? governor powell: the risks to those institutionsre quite different, we are aware of that. senator: thank you. senator: there have been other senators who have asked for a second round. this concludes the first round. i am going to go immediately to our ranking member, senator brown. senator: thank you senators, thank you for being here, governor. i would like to follow up on someone else's questions and comments. -- since 2008, bank profits are up but wages are stagnant and the wealth gap between whites on one hand and the african-americans and latinos in one hand has not mirrored. are people in my state still to feel the effects of this recovery. it is not only humanitarian problem as noted by former fed chair bernanke, but it is also a -- income inequality and wage inequality is a drag on growth. what do you do to address income inequality? governor powell: i do agree with it senator, and i would say to factor,most compelling there are a number of factors at work but if you look at the flattening of the u.s. educational attainment