this isn't just long beach. that is until we got the load of long beach even before we got to long beach you said home loans were is the worst manage business you have seen in your career so what was the process of the home loans management? >> mr. chairman there was a reason i was tired after 18 years of experience at jpmorgan chase. as i said earlier the company and this is well-known in the industry, in the mortgage business, had experienced significant problems in a three in 04. the problems in the main home loan group, which is where i focused a lot of my initial attention, were several. first i mentioned is the management team did not have a great deal of experience in running a mortgage company of that size. i went to a process along with david schneider who joined later in the year of repopulating most of the senior jobs in that business. secondly, the technology in the business was antiquated and as i said earlier, there were literally 12 different production systems as a result of many acquisitions. th

where she went missing. >> i already know miami beach, i know that, where in miami beach? the international inn under bay? tell me. >> yes, nancy, she was at that motel. we did some research -- >> what is that? >> it's $39 a night at that motel and she was stopped about a few hundred feet away on the international causeway that was leading back to that hotel. >> to dr. bethany marshall, psychoanalyst, author of "deal breakers." the caller, judith from michigan was right, it's not a crime to leave your family, walk out and never come back. do i approve? no. but it's not a crime. when you intentionally leave a scenario, set up as if you've been kidnapped, a flat tire, keys in the ignition, you ignore voicemail, you don't check your phone, you turn off your cell. how can you miss the news coverage? it's on every major network, every dotcom there is. where's the missing mom of one? we've devoted several nights to it trying to find this woman. i mean, how can that not be intentional, bethany? give me your best shot. go ahead, throw postpartum at me. i've been there. >> it's not

missing. >> i already know miami beach, i know that, where in miami beach. the international inn under bay? tell me. >> yes, nancy, she was at that motel. >> what is that? >> what is that? >> it's >> richard hermann, weigh in. $ $3r $39p $39 a $t >> richard hermann, weigh in. $ $3r $39p $39 a wr wp was stoppwas son leadileading bacp leadinle. >> listen, bethany, the caller is right, it's not a crime to leave your family, just walk out and never come back. do i approach? no, it's not a crime. but when you intentionally leave a scenario, set up as if you've been kidnapped, a flat tire, the keys in the ignition, you ignore voice mail, turn off your phone, don't check your cell. how do you miss the news coverage, it's on every major network, every dot com there is. where is the missing mom of one? we've devoted several nights to it trying to find this woman, how can that not be intentional? go ahead, throw postpartum at me. i've been there. >> it's not postpartum, because someone who's depressed would never have the energy to run away. what this is is profound p

every year i oversaw long beach.nd the percentage of loans was combined ratios 90% decreased over that same period. more broadly, wamu eliminated many subprime products and then stopped originating subprime loans entirely. as a result, wamu's subprime lending delind by a third from 2005 to 2006 and by 80% from 2006 to 2007. when i began my job at washington mutual, my goal was to evaluate and prove our home lending efforts all respects. as market changes began to change, my team and i worked very hard to adapt to the new conditions and at the same time address the challenges wamu faced. during the time i was president, we acted to reduce the size and associated risk of the home loan business. specifically, we closed its broker and correspondent lending channels and closed long beach mortgage, limited number of high-risk loan products, and bolstered quality control through tightening credit standards, improved the underwriting tools, enhancing fraud detection and prevention, and curtailing underwriting exceptions. i h

long beach -- >> long beach continue to issue poor quality loans? think it is fair to say the underwriting group and the audit group as well as myself or less than satisfied with progress we made, which is the reason we decided to shut down the operation. >> when did you finally shut it down and transfer it to wamu? >> when long beach was shut down, we stop originating subprime mortgages, which was the third quarter of 2007. >> the vast majority of long beach mortgages, your data shows about 95% were sold or securitized. exhibits 1c, based on wamu data, the annual securitization increase more than tenfold from 2.5 billion in 2000 to more than 29 billion in 2006. from 2000 until 2007, long beach and wamu secured of -- securitized $77 billion in subprime mortgage-backed securities. those are the securitization numbers. these are wamu's owned summary as of june 08. so the securitization doubled from 2005 until 2006, going from 14 of the $29 billion -- 29 billion. that means they were purchasing subprime with other lenders and mortgage brokers through i

i think our beaches are priceless. we have operations on beaches of around the world. we had thousands of re with katrina. back-to-back storms of the century. the significant things. machines on the ocean, that was it. we can go miles offshore. we can put the brakes of sites with subsequent operations. we can do things. in a way that really respect the environment, to the point -- especially with natural gas. it is not. to be a concern to a beach. host: does mexico drill offshore? guest: absolutely. we get out to the continental shelf. i think it is internationally recognized where your shelf goes. they have leases from a variety of countries around the world. [unintelligible] american companies are not in on that process. we really think we have some of the best and sophisticated regulatory and technology to bring to these operations. it is proven and we would love to go for it. and the majority of floridians like to see this development. host: a tear from anchorage, alaska. caller: >> in looking at the map you were just showing, the drilling is going to go ahead up o

on the first show that i did with presley, i'd put him in miami beach, fla., on july 4, and i do notnow if you have ever been to miami beach on july 4, but it is quite humid, and most cable get out of town. i sold the show out -- most people get out of town, but i sold the show out. i called down there, and i sent -- they said, it sold out. they said, how about a matinee? i said, i will ask. i went to see elvis, and i said, how about a matinee? great, a matinee. i called him up and said, it is sold out -- both shows. when i got to florida, i went to the building, and there were 5000 seats left for the matinee out of 10,000 sea, -- 10,000 seats, and i guaranteed every seat would be followed -- full. the next day, the colonel and elvis came to the building, and i went to the colonel, and i said, we have a problem. they said, what is the problem? i said, i have 5000 seats left for the matinee tomorrow. he said, we do not have a problem. you have a problem, so i went outside, took a walk to get some air to say, this cannot be the end. this is just the beginning, and i saw the miami beach

right now there's an area of pompano beach that's been sealed off. the western end of pompano beach, about a 200 yard square area off of a main boulevard. so it's not really affecting traffic at this time. but our deputies and s.w.a.t. team are preparing to go to the next step and try and get this to end without incident. >> okay. good luck with all that. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> bullied to death. new information today about what may have been going through phoebe prince's head in the days leading up to her suicide. >>> plus, taken from florida and abandoned in new york city. unraveling the mystery about a toddler found alone and crying on the steps of st. patrick's cathedral. >>> actress jessica alba steps out of her acting shoes to push for a global initiative for education. we'll talk to jessica in just a few minutes. suring over 18 million drivers. gecko: quite impressive, yeah. boss: come a long way, that's for sure. and so have you since you started working here way back when. gecko: ah, i still have nightmares. anncr: geico. 15

look at chesapeake beach today.we are on the beach and swim suit theme we have waves coming in. people out and about taking a walk down the beach. upper 70s. those were the highs today in many of your weather net locations. you can see right along the chesapeake much cooler. annapolis 63. 71 perry hall and aberdeen. warmer west and southwest. looks like gaithersburg and bethesda cracked the 80-degree mark. bwi marshall could not get out of the low 70s. boundary flairing off of the chesapeake. winds light across the state around 5 to 10. maryland's radar all clear. that's going to continue to be the case. satellite radar view we have to go up into central pennsylvania to find any cloud cover. partly cloudy york into harrisburg. we'll take you across the mid atlantic across the east. clear skies in kentucky, tennessee and chicago a few thin clouds here. if you look closely this line of cloud cover. that is huge dome of high pressure back across the entire southeast. that is why we are having so much sunshine and beaut

wamu and long beach sold or securitizeded most of their loans. as this chart shows, from 2000 to 2007, wamu and long beach securitized at least $77 billion in subprime loans stopping only when the subprime secondary market collapsed in septemr of 2007. wamu sold another $115 billion in option-arm loans together wamu and long beach dumped hundreds of billions of dollars of toxic mortgages into the financial stem like polluters dumping poisoning in a river. so where were the bank regulators? the painful fact is that they had a front row seat to washington mutual's high risk lending strategy, its poor quality and long-standing securitization practices but did little to stop it. the documents reviewed by the subcommittee showed that ots new all about washington mutual's high risk lending strategy. in fact it was ots that required the bank to get board approval of it in january of 2005. ots knew about wamu's shoddy lending practices having repeatedly identified problems with the bank's operations in examination reports year after year. every time ots

. >> long beach is set up, do you remember that? >> i do. >> that was to afirm actively investigate a complaint about the loans. is that correct? >> it was set up at the end of 2006. >> you supervised that program, right? >> did you set up a similar program for wamu's loans? >> that program was designed for long beach. >> my question is, did you set up a similar program for wamu's loans? >> the repurchase and recovery team also looked at requests for repurchase for wamu loans, but the seven-step process that you're rfering to was used with long beach. the best i can recall. >> why was it not set up for wamu's loans? there was fraud and variation options, why was that not set up for wamu's loans? >> we had a significantly higher level of repurchase requests from long beach. >> now, 34 is a report from wamu's corporate credit review group. it is found that wamu loans marked as containing fraudulent information, nonetheless, sold to investors. you look at the first bullet point. it can be harold saying misrepresentationing are a fraud

based on our review of 75 subprime loans originated by long beach, we concluded that subprime underwriting practices remain less than satisfactory. how's that for an understatement? given that this is a repeat concern, we informed management that underwriting must be promptly corrected, promptly corrected. or heightened supervise ri action would be taken. no, it wouldn't. year after year after year it wasn't taken, why should they

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i spent a lot of time trying to make long beach as successful as possible. i tried management changes. we changed product so it was a significant job. >> thank you, senator. on the members of a rich nations, securitizations you testified that the option arm lending decreased by more than 50% from 05 to 06 which you of course the doud is your option on lending still in 2006 was significantly higher year than it was in 03 and you also don't mention the major reduction that you will see in originations occurred on your fixed traditional loans. that is what caused the drop from 03 and at that point on there was a slightly different story with different mortgages but the major drop which hewey and others from wamu refer to came in the 30 year loans and that took place when you decided to engage in a high risk strategy so you've got this origination and purchases of your traditional loans, were risk loans and it engaged in 04 and higher risk strategy and we saw what it was but in terms of option arms and we will put this in the record according to the sec filings

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our unemployment is 50% in myrtle beach. -- 15% in myrtle beach. host: are people staying employed after the summer vacation season? caller: no. it is seasonal. host: thank you for your call. indeed -- in the "new york post" this morning -- the state' double the cigarette tax to pay for it all. the governor is our desk -- as our guest later this week. he sat down for an interview and talked about what new employment figures show is happening to the u.s. economically. >> i would be very cautious about saying anything else. i do not see it yet on the ground. i talk to businesses all the time. i tend to put a little more stock in what they say than the statistics. i do find firms that say orders are a little bit stronger and they see improvement, they are all pretty cautious. very few are hiring at this point. if they are, it tends to be temporary or part-time workers. i think we're going to need to see more evidence before we conclude that anything like the recovery we need is under way. host: you can see the rest of the interview with the governor 1

exhibit 7 is, take a look in middle of that, long beach.tural evolution internally will address a number of issues. well, it didn't. so you wrote on exhibit 32, mr. carter, in reference to wamu's request to move long beach mortgage under the bank, we are not comfortable with current underwriting practices, and you don't want them to grow, your words, significantly without having the practices cleaned up first. six months later, now exhibit 36, in response to the findings, long beach mortgage had not improved their practices ots wrote. it could not simply say to them, that you made a commitment and haven't kept it. why couldn't you tell long beach, simply, you made a commitment and haven't kept it? why do you say that you can't do that, exhibit 36? why can't you tell long beach, hey, you guys, made a commitment, you haven't kept it? >> where are you, where are you on that page? >> page 30 six. -- 36. >> can you point me where? >> it's on, eight lines from the top. our findings are similar in some ways but i don't think we can just simply say

palm beach county has a little over a 12% unemployment rate. i did think there was a sign of recovery because after almost a year and a half looking for work, i found work last month. i got into a training program they had a deal where it was unacceptable to miss any time. i caught a terrible cold and throat infection and a terminated me because i worked -- i missed half a day of work. now i am back looking for work again. host: good luck in the job search. it indeed -- in the new york post this morning -- on our line for republicans out of indiana -- caller: we have no sign of recovery in this area. my daughter works for a company that makes medical devices. they just announced massive layoffs in this area. that is mostly because of the health-care bill and the taxes that are on it. she did not get laid off, but i have to son-in-law's that are laid off. they are both not drawing unemployment any more. my granddaughter works at another place and she just got laid off. the only jobs to have are minimum-wage jobs. host: what is it going to take i

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meanwhile, east of town, ellet chesapeake beach -- at chesapeake beach you can see a little.ou could see the bridge into the city a little wild ago, but not now. most of our temperatures are around 50. germantown is 41, most of us in the 40's. 53 in woodbridge. there's a fog advisory. no surprise. a weak system will sing through later. we will still have sunshine after the fog burns off. highs in the low 70's. but the front could trigger an isolated shower or storm this afternoon. keep that in mind. it's isolated. there's a fog advisory for the entire area until 9:00. it may be dropped and may continue for some spots. tomorrow will be very nice. a front will get to was on the weekend, making for a wet weekend. not bad today. lows '70s. >> georgia avenue near 495, dense fog. they are turning it around. i think it got stuck. on georgia avenue there are reports of a vehicle fire in the area. they are trying to find that in the fog. i don't see it on the camera. 270 southbound at 109 with delays from 85 past 109. there's a crash southbound on the baltimore washington parkway. out

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if you go to the beach expect a new look this summer. we have the details.for this easter egg hunt you might need a scuba tank. >> is that the same guy that does santa diving? >>> what a beautiful easter weekend. one of the better ones in recent years. let's take a last look outside. it is a gorgeous evening. a lot of boat traffic today. why not? if you have got a boat why wouldn't you want to give it a spin. or friend's boat the best one. you just bring the beer and hay. anyway seven-day forecast. beautiful blue skies through the weekend. mid 70s. nice tough. >> have a great night. we are back at 11:00. [ male announcer ] it's our hottest offer of the season, but it's melting fast. so hurry, act now to get fios tv, internet and phone at the super low price of $99.99 a month -- guaranteed for 2 years! call now and you'll also get a multi-room dvr and set top box -- free for six months. with 100% fiber optics straight to your home you'll get an amazing hd picture, america's top rated internet and phone. all for just $99.99 a month. enjoy tons of your favorite

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the seabreeze has been kicked in again at the beach. cool temperatures around baltimore tonight, in the 40's. skies will be partly cloudy and the winds light at the 5 to 10 from the northwest. this week front is dropping through with isolated showers. -- this week front is dropping through with isolated showers. that storm will get here for the weekend and then bring to the early part of next week. nice looking friday, partly cloudy skies, the rain holds off in the mountains through the afternoon. saturday morning, a few light showers or sprinkles are possible. a better chance of showers through the afternoon. the bulk of the storm picks up on sunday into monday and tuesday of next week. it is looking like the first part of the region might be better for outdoor activities than the second half. it should hit 60 near deep creek tomorrow with a nice day out in the mountains. partly cloudy skies. on the beach at ocean city, that the seabreeze will kick in again later in the day, but inland just a few miles into should be able to get up to

it will cloud up at the beach around midday and that showers will hit the beach they during the afternoon. the bay water temperatures continued chile. this -- will continue to be chilly. 61 on wednesday with lots of sunshine. it will be chilly wednesday morning, 30's 4 below. same thing thursday morning. but we will bounce back to 70 on thursday, 75 friday and then there's a chance for its and shrum friday evening. breezy and cooler for the weekend. -- a chance for a thunderstorm friday evening. breezy and clear for the weekend. >> we have a chance to shop tax- free coming up. >> and gas prices are rising ever closer to the $3 per gallon mark. here in maryland, a gallon now costs an average of $2.84, just 3 cents more than last week. hawaiian airlines, private researchers of debt on time flights come bumped baggage and a survey complained. hawaiian has been ranked best for three of the past four years. airtran also ranked high the. the survey also found fewer people are checking bags, if your bags have been lost, and on-time performance has improved significantly. -- fewer bags have been

take you down beach side. our ocean city weather net camera is not working but take a look at the people out on the beach today. enjoying the sunshine out there and a couple of waves rolling in. but a beautiful day to be outside anywhere in maryland. anywhere across the central east coast and mid-atlantic today. we were up in the 60s on around the chesapeake because we had a cool breeze coming off the water. it kept things cooler in baltimore. but off to the west, 80s from gaithersburg into the rest of the dc area, much warmer out there. high temperature statewide, up around the 73 mark again in baltimore. closer to 80 in hagerstown. in dupe south maryland in the upper 60s today. more widespread temperatures pushing 80 tomorrow evening. down in the mid-50s except for dc south where they're hanging on to low 60s. maryland's most powerful radar right now, a clear sweep, all five sweeps showing clear. that's going to continue to be the case the next several days. in fact, right now the closest active weather we c

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seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination.southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >> it was a very interesting night in saint pete. the orioles were trying to avoid a three game sweep at the hands of the rays and as fate would have it, prize young left hander turn came up in rotation. up to 23-year-old brian maddis to find a way to beat tampa bay. scary moment in the top of the second. miguel tajeda with a line drive off ray starter nieman. ball ricochets to pena at first for the out. nieman got up but was hurting. look at the replay. gets him in the pitching arm. ouch. he knew what he had done too. check out the reaction here. nieman left the game, went to the hospital. diagnosed with a shoulder bruise. that's all we know. top third. reimold breaks a scoreless tie with a fly to left. solo for him. and it gave the birds a lead. and maddis, in a jam. in the bottom of the third. bases loaded nobody out. bartlett lines a single to left field. borrow scores from third. game ti

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can they keep it out of those wetlands, off those beaches?> reporter: the wetlands are crucial to the gulf coast environment and economy, providing breeding grounds for fish, birds, and shrimp. >> the impact of offshore drilling affects more than just the marine environment. it put coastal communities, beaches, industry such as commercial and recreational fishing at risk. >> reporter: retired navy admiral denny mcguinn says the disaster is a wake-up call that the united states cannot drill its way to energy security. >> we use 25% of the oil produced every year. we control about 3% of the known resources. that just isn't sustainable. >> reporter: but today, offshore drilling is still a way of life on the gulf coast, and now the race is on to contain disaster. anne thompson, nbc news, robert, louisiana. >>> when "nightly news" continues this sunday, why would so many people walk right by a man in desperate need of help? the good samaritan who paid a terrible price on the streets of new york and it's all caught on tape. >>> and mother nature st

these are the biggest waves to hit the beaches in years. >>> we have video from palm beach county, florida black creatures swimming in circles, those are shark. they captured the video off singer islands. they thing they are spinner and reef sharks. it's normal to see them in the spring but lifeguards did shut down beaches after a few more aggressive bull sharks spotted. >>> the world's talles dogs has big fans in a group of kindergartens. a girl wrote to the owner begging them to bring this 245 pound, 43 inch tall dog for a visit. yesterday he showed up. >>> trying to persuade congressman stupak to return for another term. he's calling it quits. we'll give you details in three minutes. ♪ let's take a look at the stats. mini has more than double the fiber and whole grain... making him a great contender in this bout... against mid-morning hunger. honey nut cheerios is coming in a little short. you've got more whole grain in your little finger! let's get ready for breakfaaaaaaaaaast! ( ding, cheering, ringing ) keeping you full and focused with more than double the fiber and whole grain... i

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seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >>> good morning, don and everyone, we're backstage here at the phantom of the opera. we'll show you how the man behind the mask gets into character. ♪ turn your face away from the light of day ♪ >> reporter: andrew lloyd's weber and the mask kept the mystery alive for 20 years. he wears the mask because of a facial deformity. tim martin is the phantom. >> good to be here. we're 30 minutes away from show tomb. >> it's a rare chance to show you how a performer mask's he has identity. >> this is a ball cap. they start the transformation and over the course of 45 minutes, a performer becomes a tormented masked figure. ♪ the phantom of the opera is here, inside my mind ♪ >> he can't show you the finished make upand pieces. it's copy writed and designed and there's not a frame of video available that shows what's under the mask from the broad way musical. >> it's part of the marketing that it

over at the beach, but looks like we will be 70 degrees. a good beach day. no worries on the bay. light winds. waves only about 1 foot brick water temperatures are in the upper 50's. -- let's talk numbers straight 94 is the record high for this date. it is secured today. below freezing record low set back in 1982. normal is 67. 44 is our average low. it looks like we will be some more in the mid to upper 40's. more clouds will rowland. we start clear. a warm front will start to lift -- more clouds will roll in. stable conditions thanks to high pressure. mild conditions. the real story will be in texas and around the southern plains. things are very unstable. there is the potential for tornadoes down there were some severe thunderstorms. i mention this because part of the warm front will lift in our direction and it will stall out. we will see an increase in the cloud cover, light shower activity developing late tomorrow afternoon. we have some potential strong thunderstorms. sunday is very unsettled. the potential for some thunderstorm the route the day. and then it does not go aw

when you get of the long beach mortgage, did you do the same analysis with all the long beach mortgages? >> i do not know specifically about long beach. i know we have in all our businesses and due diligence process as -- process theses the appropriate for the business. i would say as a matter of process, i would say that due diligence was done on it based on our standards and protocols. >> in may 2006 you may move to securitized about 532 second lien fixed-rate mortgages originated by long beach. keep in mind this is the same long beach that had to buy back hundreds and millions of dollars in mortgages because of problems. at one point, they had been shut down a few years earlier because of problems. and i guess i would like to request on behalf of the committee that we see the analysis -- first, that we figure out what mortgages these were that were analyzed, where you found fraud and where you found 5% fraud, seven percent on material occupancy and misrepresentation, 20% compliance issues. i think it would be important for us to see those documents on the issues you created for folks

cape may is a great historical place in new jersey, beautiful beaches, some of of the greatest beaches in the nation. cape may, where delaware bay meets the atlantic, is the epicenter of bird migration on the entire east coast, and one of new jersey's most significant seaside resort communities, the fourth-most lucrative fishing port in the entire nation. the fourth-most lucrative fishing port in the entire nation, rich with scallop beds. it's less than 10 miles from delaware waters, waters that the administration announced they are studying for possible future drilling. so i'm concerned that if the lease sales go forward, the coastlines of maryland, delaware, and new jersey will be under threat, not just an environmental threat but an economic one as well. approximately 60% -- 60% -- of new jersey's $38 billion tourism industry comes from the jersey shore, and the state's multibillion-dollar fishing industry would also be threatened by the specter of a potential oil spill. now, we had an unfortunate incident in new jersey's history. yearly in 1987 when the shore was polluted with medi