. . . . . . . finance s cheerleader during the crisis but it s also been reported, this is very important, that they refused to let the fed lend to leeman in september of 2018 because he didn t want to be known as mr. bailout. even though leeman to adequate collateral. secretaries of the treasurer are by nature political and they, again, deny funding in the future for political. particularly when and the markets will know the fed support may not be assured because of those would trigger. five institutions must be eligible for any fed program. if this means eligible at the time, the fed provides the first loan it may make it harder to have a run. if it ever means it that s not much of a restriction at all. third dodd/frank required that all loans must be collateralized and lendable value assigned to all collateral before they could, you know, make lending they felt sure that the loan was protected. this new requirement would p
you never get any rest because your brain ask constant ly asking you to revisit all of these horrible things. this that feeling of isolation, that feeling of being alone, that feeling of being lost. there are things that are bigger than you, that you cannot conquer on your own. not even with love, not even with family. i survived the wreck of the costa concordia. all of this, it is the dream that they sell. a first class five-star live, all to be lived while sailing for so many exotic locales. all you got to go is step on a cruise ship, and soon the world just disappears on the horizon. hi, i m josh elliott. the passengers who two years ago boarded the con eded costa concordia, 4,000 passengers and crew, bound for 4 of europe s most beautiful cities. but they would soon be all looked in a life and death struggle to escape. this is the story of six who did. tonight you ll hear in their own words, with stunning detail and heart stopping images what happened that terribl
with lester holt sub. substituting tonight, peter alexander. good evening. after this already relentless weather, severe weather is punishing much of the country tonight. more exhausting cold and snow. thousands of flights grounded and ice producing dangerous conditions for drivers. to give you some perspective, right now nearly two-thirds of the u.s. is blanketed by snow and boston is bracing for its snowiest season ever. we begin with kristen dalgren. reporter: in minneapolis today, drivers were going nowhere fast. i got the car stuck now. my wife ran it down and we can t get it up the driveway. reporter: at least 6 inches of snow catching a lot of people off guard. i can t believe it accumulated so fast. reporter: getting around was down right hazardous. in raleigh, missouri crews finally have i-44 opened after this pile-up on saturday involving at least 25 cars trucks and a greyhound bus. in virginia state police were working at least five separate crashes on
you never get any rest because your brain ask constant ly asking you to revisit all of these horrible things. this that feeling of isolation, that feeling of being alone, that feeling of being lost. there are things that are bigger than you, that you cannot conquer on your own. not even with love, not even with family. i survived the wreck of the costa concordia. all of this, it is the dream that they sell. a first class five-star live, all to be lived while sailing for so many exotic locales. all you got to go is step on a cruise ship, and soon the world just disappears on the horizon. hi, i m josh elliott. the passengers who two years ago boarded the con eded costa concordia, 4,000 passengers and crew, bound for 4 of europe s most beautiful cities. but they would soon be all looked in a life and death struggle to escape. this is the story of six who did. tonight you ll hear in their own words, with stunning detail and heart stopping images what happened that terribl
this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. substituting tonight, peter alexander. good evening. after this already relentless winter, severe weather is punishing much of the country tonight. millions of americans marching into another month of exhausting cold and snow. thousands of flights grounded and ice producing dangerous conditions for drivers. to give you some perspective, right now, nearly two-thirds of the u.s. is blanketed by snow, and boston is bracing for its snowiest season ever. we begin tonight with nbc s kristen dalgren. reporter: in minneapolis today, drivers were going nowhere fast. i got the car stuck now. my wife ran it down and we can t get it up the driveway. reporter: at least 6 inches of snow catching a lot of people off guard. i can t believe it accumulated so fast. reporter: getting around was down right hazardous. in rolla, missouri, crews finally have i-44 opened after this pile-up on saturday involving at least 25 cars, trucks and a g