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topped 200 million people and on a more encouraging note, the biden administration announcing 70% of adults in the united states have had one shot of that vaccine. kerry sanders is standing by for us in ft. lauderdale and dr. celine gawner. kerry, florida is seeing a new surge in covid cases and hospitalizations as i just mentioned. the new super spreader event, the anticipation prediction for this thing. what is going on there? >> reporter: yasmin, i am currently in sunrise, florida, the bb&t arena, and at the stadium we have these big trucks back here, going to be a monster jam event this weekend. the trucks get out, the fans come, about 27,000 and this is the conflict. people have been living under this sense of yes, we have coronavirus, but we also want to live our lives and get out and
earlier monday. all four were taken to area hospitals. they were unable to get off that ship when it overturned and caught fire in st. simon sound sunday morning. if a bank mistakenly deposited $120,000 in your account, what would you do? one pennsylvania couple spent it. and robert and tiffany williams are now facing felony charges. according to court papers the couple used to buy an suv, a camper, two four-wheelers and other things. >> we took bad legal advice from people and it probably wasn't the best thing in the end. >> the bank error occurred when a customer made a deposit and the bb&t bank teller entered the wrong account number. the williams also faced $7,000 in overdraft fees. >> ask some questions. billy bush returning to
in utah to escape. a u.s. marshal believes he has ties to the arrian brotherhood. he has been added to the u.s. marshal's 15 most wanted list. if a bank mistakenly deposited $120,000 into your bank account, what would you do? one pennsylvania couple spent it. robert and tiffany williams are now facing felony charges. according to court papers the couple used the money to buy an suv, a camper, two four-wheelers and other things. >> we took bad legal advice from people and it probably wasn't the best thing in the end. >> the bank error occurred when a customer in georgia made the deposit and the bb&t teller entered the wrong account number. on top of the felony charges, the williams also faced $7,000 in overdraft fees. more storms today across the
the economy will be in shambles, if you look at the united states, 11% of the country runs on renewable fuels right now, you will have to change 89% of the power grid in the next 10 years, that's not going to be cheap and retro fit every household in america, you're going to have to replace all of that and replace it with solar panels and everything else. neil: good enough, thank you very, very much. we are open to energy alternatives, not one over the other. e liz bb&t warren to make big announcement in her own state, another enter in 2020 race, pizza day, the single development of this day,
and yesterday congress vote to roll back rules adopted in its wake. the house voting in favor of a bipartisan senate bill that eases rules on community banks. for example, bb&t and suntrust. republicans and moderate democrats say dodd-frank hurts the banks. regulations stifle lending, so the bill raises the threshold for federal oversight from $50 billion to $250 billion, leaving only the biggest, jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, bank of america, to face the toughest scrutiny like annual stress tests and providing plans on how to safely dismantle if they fail. senate banking chair mike crapo says this will help community banks spur economic growth and create jobs on main street. but progressives warn any rollback could trigger another financial crisis. this bill not just bank oversight, though. it also loosens regulations for mortgage lenders. changes for rules student loan
this year marks a decade since the financial crisis. yesterday congress vote to roll back rules adopted in its wake. the house vote in favor of a bipartisan senate bill to ease rules on community banks like bb&t and suntrust. republicans and moderate democrats say dodd-frank hurts these banks. strict regulations stifle lending they say. it raises the threshold for federal oversight from $50 billion to $250 billion, leaving only the biggest banks -- jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, bank, they will face the toughest scrutiny. they'll have annual stress tests, will have to provide plans on how to safely dismantle if they fail. senator crapo says this will help community banks spur economic growth and create jobs on main street. progressives, they warn any rollback would trigger another financial crisis. the bill is not just bank oversight. this loosens regularulations for lend -- regulations for lenders and makes credit freezes free
>> sounds familiar. oren, thank you. let's get a check on money stream. a short trading week. market closed yesterday for presidents' day. last year was the best in stocks. there have been wild swings in the month. dow rose six straight sessions. s&p up 4.3%. the nasdaq had its best week since 2011. will the rally endure? u.s. futures are lower right now and global markets mixed. banks like state street and bb&t have argued that smaller banks should not face the same scrutiny as wall street. the new bill will raise the threshold for oversight from $50 billion to $250 billion. shielding two dozen mid sized
when you have companies that have to competence to hike wages on their own, there's no enemployment disruptions. bb&t starting employees at $15 an hour instead of $12 an hour. and retirement increases. 401(k) matches for 22,000 employees. they're offering certain accident and hospital care. infrastructure. when companies invest on their own, they put the entire communities to work. comcast has announced $50 billion in additional infrastructure spending. one thing that is not getting enough ink, charitable giving. u.s. bank corp giving $150 million to charity as a result of the new tax laws. i counted five companies alone that have announced $355 million in charity. i'm sure that number will climb significantly higher. >> neil: you always hear, charles, people poo-pooing this on the left and they say the