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