capito we have very strong concerns about climate change domestically and internationally while promoting access to energy around. i understand and i heard your testimony before. your policy regards their vote in international bodies. it does not regard private financing. well, with respect in reclaiming my time i would encourage treasury to reconsider the goal truly is to deliver energy diversity and opportunity which we include a portfolio of coal-fired power. quickly shifting to the ogre rule. i want to focus on the ambiguity in the volcker rule and whether it s consistent enforcemeenforceme enforcement. you have heard in recent days after the issuance of the rule federal governor raskin talking about how section 619 of dodd-frank certainly doesn t specify enforcement standards. she indicates that the fcc made bring one perspective and the occ may bring a different perspective. commissioner gallagher says banking agencies can employ discretion where is the sec a rule
this is all 0. these the top stories nasa has called off the launch of its artemus moon rocket for 2nd time, just hours before it was expected to bust off from the kennedy space center in florida has been postponed due to a hydrogen league. unofficial reports from cape canaveral. did you go to crim liquid hydrogen liquid oxygen? there was a problem with the liquid hydrogen. and the control held. the famous phrase that no one wants to hear when you re getting ready to launch a rocket. we have a problem though, the engineers tried to fix the problem. they had 3 different goals. in the end, they realized that they weren t going to be able to sort it. so they recommended to the launch director that the launch for to db scrub. that s exactly what has happened. no nasa have to make the decision when they will go ahead with the launch . there is the possibility. there is a window on monday and a smaller one on tuesday, so maybe it could happen then. the soviet union s lastly than a
but fair. we ll talk about it on the insta weather plus forecast. our big story this morning comes out of prince georges county wrshgs last night a jury did reach a verdict in the trial of two officers accused of beating a university of maryland student last year. jurors returned a split verdict. we have the latest from upper marlboro. those officers face second degree assault charges and misconduct charges. officer reginald baker was acquitted, officer james harrison was found guilty of second degree assault but not guilty on misconduct charges. now, this case centers around this eyewitness video showing those officers using force again john mckenna during a chaotic terps victory celebration in 2010 in college park. the jury decided officer baker used reasonable force but found harrison used too much force. mckenna was unarmed, but attorneys defending the officers say that he was waving his fists around while illegally approaching a police lineup. they also claim mcken