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a large proportion of them will suffer and theres no reasonable accommodation for their needs as required by federal law. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. mr. faulkner. >> my name is dr. terence faulkner. i would like to incorporate by reference the grand jury report, which is titled "parkmerced vision -government by developer." we have a large group called fortress that bought control of parkmerced, basically because they were on the verge of bankruptcy in october. the head of fo...

this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening. the financial crisis inquiry commission today heard yet another refrain of the c.e.o, song-- "im sorry." this time it was former fannie mae c.e.o. daniel mudd doing the crooning, as the commission turned its attention to government-backed mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac. >> susie: tom, american taxpayers paid dearly for thei...

>> all right. some quick headlines on this friday. former fannie mae executive daniel mudd and robert levine testified before lawmakers looking into the 2007 financial crisis later on today. those two were in charge when subprime mortgages were being handed out like candy and that led to big trouble. meanwhile, toyota setting up a swat team? the company calling it a smart team. technicians set to investigate any complaint about sticking accelerators within 24 hours. customers reacting well to th...

this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening. the financial crisis inquiry commission today heard yet another refrain of the c.e.o, song-- "im sorry." this time it was former fannie mae c.e.o. daniel mudd doing the crooning, as the commission turned its attention to government-backed mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac. >> susie: tom, american taxpayers paid dearly for thei...

this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening. the financial crisis inquiry commission today heard yet another refrain of the c.e.o, song-- "im sorry." this time it was former fannie mae c.e.o. daniel mudd doing the crooning, as the commission turned its attention to government-backed mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac. >> susie: tom, american taxpayers paid dearly for thei...

story in the last couple of days. what happened on that flight bound from washington national airport to the great city of denver? as it turns out, there was a diplomat from the country of qatar, as you know, on board and apparently, he lit a pipe in the bathroom and the flight attendants indicated to the air marshall that was going on. they in turn interviewed him. they notified the pilots. the pilots notified every airplane flying over the united states. even the president of the uni...

>> brown: we continue our look at what members of congress are hearing about the new health care law. betty ann bowser follows democrat tom periello home to his virginia district. >> health care is not my fight t was about economic relief to working it in middle-class families. seniors who are struggling. if we can save them a little money, thats a really big deal for people. >> lehrer: and we get the analysis of david brooks and ruth marcus, filling in for mark shields. thats all ahea...

everything that happened on my watch. >> brown: we continue our look at what members of congress are hearing about the new health care law. betty ann bowser follows democrat tom periello home to his virginia district. >> health care is not my fight t was about economic relief to working it in middle-class families. seniors who are struggling. if we can save them a little money, thats a really big deal for people. >> lehrer: and we get the analysis of david brooks and ruth marcus, fil...

im not going to america. im making preparations so that i can go at the appropriate time. im working with people on the ground, so i cannot tell you when right now. >> shares in toyota, which have been under pressure, although they seem to have stabilized in that $72 to $75 range. one of the things to keep in mind with toyota, this is a company that is trying to get its arms around all of its problems as they move forward with the fixes or sed acceleration in the united states want the...

im carl quintanilla along with joe kernen. becky is on assignment front door. that key congressional panel voting to audit the fed and cap spending at $4 trillion. the house financial services committee approved the measure by a vote of 43 to 26. this is a big deal. legislation was introduced by congressman ron paul. who? >> ron paul, have you heard of him from texas? >> ive heard the name. >> well known name and now on squawk because he joined us on this program last friday. >> theres...