more than this, i'm joined now by called to biased professor of low at the university of richmond in north carolina. good, happy with this is why the, how does this confession alter the story and how we should view the biggest scandal in german automotive history as well. it's important to impose responsibility on this, this dialogue which i believe the court will think that it's doing by having him plead guilty and then suspending the sens ultimately. so responsibility will be impose the idea, i think also is to deter him and others who may be similarly situated from doing similar acts in the future, which were very harmful to the environment. and even that public health in the united states and around the world was of course in california. this story started when the environmental protection author, he issued volkswagen a notice. do you think this verdict will prompt for the action from low? mike is all star. he's in the us now it may, but the number of actions have been taken. as you may remember the around 2016 or so. the us basically forced a bar back, which volkswagen agreed to

professor dahlin at the university of richmond school of law told the senate banking committee thursday. the standards are too high to make current accountability laws useful, especially against senior leadership at large banks. lynn recommends lowering the requirements to punish and ban executives from the industry. but thomas squad men with the u.s. chamber of commerce urge lawmakers to hold off putting part of the blame on regulators. 50 cop on the beat is not enforcing the law. new laws are going to do anything. some lawmakers like alabama senator katie britt raised similar concerns saying the potential changes like lying back executives pay could discourage top talent from entering the banking industry. you want to make sure that you are holding bad actors accountable but not being over the pride. and south carolina. senator tim scott argued the federal government also can't always be there to help failing banks with potential bad actors hedging their bets with the strength of uncle sam. how could they lose? these committee members will grill the top bank executives and regulators

richmond. that's where you set up shop. right now. it's a one tent circus. how many people are part of the universalvel the performers? cost is so huge. we have people from all over the world from mongolia from cuba from different islands in the caribbean. we have members from right here in america. we even have people all the way from mexico, colombia, you name it. our costs is so huge that if i give you a number, yeah, it doesn't add up to watch a performance here in a moment. can you tell us? yes what is the name of the performance and tell us what country they're from? yes, we have with us today. they're from havana, cuba. we have our havana skaters. what i love the most about this dynamic deal is that they recently became a dual. they never used to perform with each other that long, so they have recently started performing with each other. but when you see the performance and their chemistry and their vibe and the way that they work so well, you would think that they have been performing together all of their lives, their tricks their stunts. it's amazing part. what is this called that they're

richmond sandra fell bridge. put you at about 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 32 minutes. man of stalking and preying on young women around the university of san francisco has been convicted of false imprisonment, assault and battery. so what does go? district attorney brooke jenkins made that announcement yesterday. bill jean hobbs was accused of groping and assaulting at least 14 women in the city. police say began last september one, hobbs it approach female victims and inappropriately touched them, then flee the scene. is arrested by u.s. park police in san francisco police on october 14th faces 8 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for june 8th. >> well, san mateo man now in custody after allegedly trying to meet. with a minor for so san mateo police arrested. 35 year-old richard smith for contacting what he thought was a 14 year-old. investigation began after police received reports of him engaging in conversations with minors. police say smith sent explicit text and photographs. 2 detectives who are posing as a 14 year-old girl and then agreed to meet that. suppose that minor at a local park. well, when smith showed up,

taking that richmond center fell bridge 14 minutes there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. the man accused of stalking and preying on young women around the universityn francisco has been convicted of false imprisonment, assault, battery. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins made that announcement yesterday. building hobbs was accused of groping and assaulting at least 14 women in the city. police say began last september one hobbs would approach female victims and inappropriately touched them, then flee the scene. is arrested by u.s. park police and san francisco police on october 14th. he faces 8 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for june 8th. >> well, san mateo man is now in custody after allegedly trying to meet with a minor for san mateo police arrested. 35 year-old richard smith for contacting the 14 year-old the investigation began after police received a report of a man engaging in conversations with a minor. police say smith sent explicit texts and photos. 2 detectives who were posing as that 14 year-old girl. they set up a time to meet at a local park. and when smith arrived at lurie meadows park, that's when he was ap