There are a dozen videos on the 2008 Banking, Mortgage and Financial Downfall of Wall Street

2008 financial crisis and banksFormer Bear Stearns executives testified about the 2008 collapse of Bear Stearns, financial markets, and the "shadow banking system." They contended that media reports and rumors in financial markets played a large role in the company's demise, but also said that the company had taken on too much risk to handle severe market disruptions. Hearing was joined in progress approximately 7 minutes into the start of the panel.

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2008 Financial Crisis and Investment Banks, Day 1, Panel 1

Public Hearing

Former Bear Stearns executives testified about the 2008 collapse of Bear Stearns, financial markets, and the "shadow banking system." They contended that media reports and rumors in financial .. Read More

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2 hours, 38 minutes

2008 Financial Crisis and Investment Banks, Day 1, Panel 2

Public Hearing

Former Bear Stearns executives testified about the 2008 collapse of Bear Stearns, financial markets, and the "shadow banking system." They contended that media reports and rumors in financial .. Read More

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2 hours, 9 minutes

2008 Financial Crisis and Investment Banks, Day 1, Panel 3

Public Hearing

Former federal financial regulators testified about the 2008 collapse of Bear Stearns, financial markets, and the "shadow banking system." Among the topics they addressed were the types of .. Read More

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2 hours, 51 minutes

Criminal Prosecutions for Financial Fraud
Legal experts testified about potential legal means to prosecute Wall Street brokers for fraud when they act against the interests of clients. Following their testimony, Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer testified about Justice Department operations and current Wall Street fraud cases.

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Video: Introducing the 2010 County Health Rankings

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How healthy is your county?  What do the Rankings mean?  How can you use the Rankings to improve health in your community?  Join County Health Rankings researchers and RWJF President and CEO Risa Lavizzo-Mourey for a video spotlight answering these questions and telling the story of how one county used the Rankings to inspire action and improve health.

Snapshot 2010: Lancaster

	Lancaster County	Error Margin	Target Value*	Pennsylvania	Rank (of 67)
Health Outcomes					8
Mortality					15
Premature death	6,360	6,102-6,618	5,962	7,465
Morbidity					4
Poor or fair health	11%	10-13%	11%	14%
Poor physical health days	2.9	2.5-3.3	2.7	3.5
Poor mental health days	3.3	2.8-3.9	2.7	3.6
Low birthweight	6.2%	5.9-6.4%	6.6%	8.1%
Health Factors					9
Health Behaviors					13
Adult smoking	20%	17-23%	18%	23%
Adult obesity	27%	24-31%	25%	28%
Binge drinking	15%	12-17%	12%	17%
Motor vehicle crash death rate	13	12-15	12	13
Chlamydia rate	289		80	341
Teen birth rate	31	30-32	17	31
Clinical Care					4
Uninsured adults	14%	12-15%	10%	12%
Primary care provider rate	114		148	119
Preventable hospital stays	54	53-56	60	81
Diabetic screening	87%	86-88%	88%	82%
Hospice use	48%	46-51%	36%	30%
Social & Economic Factors					8
High school graduation	82%		94%	83%
College degrees	23%	22-24%	32%	26%
Unemployment	4%	4-4%	5%	5%
Children in poverty	13%	11-15%	11%	16%
Income inequality	41		39	46
Inadequate social support	17%	14-20%	16%	21%
Single-parent households	7%	7-8%	6%	9%
Violent crime rate	189		110	427
Physical Environment					53
Air pollution-particulate matter days	13		0	5
Air pollution-ozone days	18		2	9
Access to healthy foods	43%		55%	36%
Liquor store density	0.9			1.4

* 90th percentile, i.e., only 10% are better
Note: Blank values reflect unreliable or missing data

Snapshot 2010: Polk

	Polk County	Error Margin	Target Value*	Florida	Rank (of 67)
Health Outcomes					34
Mortality					37
Premature death	9,204	8,911-9,496	6,978	7,933
Morbidity					27
Poor or fair health	19%	16-22%	13%	16%
Poor physical health days	3.5	2.9-4.2	3.0	3.5
Poor mental health days	3.6	3.0-4.2	2.8	3.5
Low birthweight	8.2%	7.9-8.4%	7.3%	8.4%
Health Factors					46
Health Behaviors					45
Adult smoking	22%	19-26%	18%	21%
Adult obesity	30%	27-34%	21%	24%
Binge drinking	10%	8-13%	8%	14%
Motor vehicle crash death rate	28	26-29	16	19
Chlamydia rate	344		149	318
Teen birth rate	72	71-74	35	46
Clinical Care					42
Uninsured adults	24%	22-26%	18%	24%
Primary care provider rate	66		119	100
Preventable hospital stays	82	80-83	52	69
Diabetic screening	82%	81-83%	83%	80%
Hospice use	36%	34-38%	50%	44%
Social & Economic Factors					45
High school graduation	63%		75%	64%
College degrees	17%	17-18%	30%	25%
Unemployment	7%	7-7%	4%	6%
Children in poverty	19%	17-21%	14%	17%
Income inequality	42		41	47
Inadequate social support	24%	21-28%	16%	21%
Single-parent households	10%	9-11%	7%	9%
Violent crime rate	519		293	714
Physical Environment					43
Air pollution-particulate matter days	4		3	4
Air pollution-ozone days	4		0	2
Access to healthy foods	42%		60%	50%
Liquor store density	0.5			0.7

* 90th percentile, i.e., only 10% are better
Note: Blank values reflect unreliable or missing data