jim carr, can the government, should the government fix the housing mess? >> yes.oblem. first is the foreclosure crisis that continues, the federal interventions so far have just been woefully inadequate, and there's a lot more that can and should be done. in fact, going back to our conversation on strategic default, the failure of a lot of these loan modification programs is one of the reasons why people are going for it with strategic defaults. the second is that we need to repair the housing market, meaning put new rules in place that make sure that loans are sustainable. but we need to make sure that we don't put rules into place that are so onerous, that they go beyond repairing the market and really dampening further home buying demand, because that will simply slow the housing mark's recovery. and the third piece is unemployment. unemployment has been the largest driver of foreclosures for the last two or three years now, and so failing to get america back to work is going to be harmful to the housing market going forward. >> you know, margaret, we know the

david carr, brought up news corp.'s extreme business tactics in the u.s. mr. carr, thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be with you, rachel. >> there's reporting news corp. directors are contemplaing replacing murdoch with chase carey to the top position. do you place much stock in these reports, and how big of deal would it be? >> it would be a massive deal, hard to imagine news corp. without rupert murdoch. those of us who covered the beat have a stockholm syndrome. we lived with mr. murdoch so long we can't imagine life without him. everything depends on him retreating and apologizing, two things he's not very good at, so i think we can assume it's not going to be a great day for rupert murdoch, but the idea they are going to pivot from that and immediately replace him with chase cary, i'm not buying it. >> in terms of the scoop of his pulpibility, is it isolated to a "news of the world" problem if these types of business practices can be sloun throughout the empire? is that the key to his pulpibility? >> i think it's okay britain is on fire. that's the

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social. i didn't want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it wo

(laughter) please welcome david carr! applause) david, good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> stephen: thanks for coming back. let's get right down to it. you write the media equation column for the "new york times." you're also featured in the new documentary "page one: inside the "new york times"" which is in theaters now. why make a documentary about the "new york times?" is that so later it can be shown in museums so people will know what newspapers are? (laughter) >> i think the gesture was to capture a certain time in newspaper history 2009 when he covered the media desk we were all writing about all these newspapers closing. it was a time when we all kind of wondered, are we going to end up typing our own names in these layoff stories somewhere? and so there was a lot of tension. >> stephen: how are newspapers doing right now? >> we're doing better. we paid back that big mexican billionaire early and... >> stephen: that's good. because if you don't pay mexican billionaires back they come for your knees. >> i

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carr reporting that news corporation has paid out about $655 million to make embarrassing charges ofte espionage and corporate competitive behavior go away. amazing what money can do. if you are wondering, as you should be, whatever happened to that news corp executive who motivated his staff by playing that movie scene, whatever happened to good old skull-crushing paul carlucci, he is now the editor of rupert murdoch's own "new york post." mr. carr, thank you for being here. >> pleasure to be with you, rachel. >> there's a report tonight that news corp directors are contemplating replacing murdoch with chase kerry to the top position. do you place much stock in these reports, and how big of deal would it be? >> it would be a massive deal, hard to imagine news corp. without rupert murdoch. those of us who covered the beat have a stockholm syndrome. we lived with mr. murdoch so long we can't imagine life without him. i do not think -- bloomberg was suggesting that everything depends on his testimony tomorrow. tomorrow depends on him retreating and apologizing. two things he's not very

simpson finds this verdict outrageous maybe more thought the jury might now for starters why would kim carr daschle and ashton kutcher make of this is somehow worthy to be played on the so-called most trusted name in news last is beyond me but looking at all these people how they're responding i almost get confused i'm not sure who is worse here. the people that become so emotionally attached to this case while not holding vigils or fainting when i don't know a soldier dies or numerous children are killed in a drone strike or the people that make americans this way and i'm talking about the woman that single handedly worked america into a frenzy over this case that with the nancy grace to live we cannot believe they kill you there has gone on a van if you aren't ours a jury delivers a. blow. just the first probably leaves the courthouse and goes to toast champagne i ever heard of a window at a local bar let me just say. the devil and damn cream tonight. the devil is dancing tonight yes the devil is nancy grace because she reportedly got her highest ratings ever last night feeding you this c

carr. perhaps you covered this earlier. as the accreditation of the examiner's office ever been a concern bell or in jeopardy? >> it has been continuous, to my understanding, for over 20 years. it is only reason seat -- recently,

carr has a lengthy criminal record and was just released from a 20-year term. the baltimore city state attorney had launched an initiative keeping repeat violent offenders behind bars longer. >> the second home invasion by police impersonateers in a week has the police department concerned about public trust. the latest were bound and debacled by two or three men in their federal hill home. here is lowell hrel with the details. >> police say it was around 3:00 friday morning when two to three believed to be armed masked men broke through the door of this row home in the 1600 block of elkins lane in federal hill. the suspects identified themselves as baltimore police officers, bound and debacled a male and female inside and ram sacked the -- ransacked the home. >> these individuals are coming in at all hours claiming to be a warrant unit identifying themselves as baltimore police officers and immediately people identify and have a trust for the police officers. at first their guard may be put down and quickly this couple realized these individuals were up to no

carr has a lengthy criminal record. he was released last year after serving part of a sentence for armed robbery. the state's attorney launched an initiative aimed at keeping repeat violent offenders behind bars longer. the second home invasion by police impersonators has the police department concerned about public trust. victims much bound and gagged by men in their federal hill home. lowell melser has more. >> police say it was around 3:00 when two it to three men broke through the door of this row home in the 1600 block of elkton's lane. they i.d.'d themselves as baltimore police officers, bound and gagged a male and female, ram sacked the home and only got away with a cell phone. >> we are concerned. these individuals are coming in at all hours claiming to be a warrant unit identifying themselves as baltimore police officers and immediately people identify and they have a trust for the police officers. at first their guard is put down and quickly this couple realized these individuals were up to no good. >> this is

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david carr is from minnesota.e country. >>> princess diana is digitally inserted to the royal wedding and photo shopped how she may look today after 14 years after her death. t it simulates a bizarre alternate reality and is hurtful. here's what an author of the diana biography had to say. >> some people say it is spooky and should we have done it and others think it is effective? i think it is intriguing package to show what she would be like today. because i wanted to make her a time traveller. >> i work at "newsweek," but here's my two cents wit was a gimmick designed to gain buzz and attention. i thought it was a tongue and cheap attempt and 'diana page to speculate what diana might have been if the princess had lived. diana can still the sell magazines. >>> fox and jon stewart have been going for weeks. stewart now has the bull's eye on his back. >> jon stewart says he is both liberal and fair. is he really? >> did jon stewart mock republican presidential candidate herman cane because he's a black man? >> he

carr. perhaps you covered this earlier. as the accreditation of the examiner's office ever been a concern bell or in jeopardy? >> it has been continuous, to my understanding, for over 20 years. it is only reason seat -- recently, during the last accreditation, that we had the issue regarding the facility and were told that if we did not seek a suitable replacement, we would lose accreditation. supervisor mirkarimi: how does a warning like that come to be? does that, in a visit by the state or national authorities? is it a three month warning? of one year morning? describe what it looks like. >> the actual inspection is a plan to inspection by the national association of medical examiner inspector. it is a rather extensive process. the physical plant is only one part of it. at the end of the inspection they write a written report, which is provided to the jurisdiction, a summary of their findings. the main deficiency that was found for our office in the last inspection was the physical plant. at that time we were still able

. >> reporter: nicholas carr's book, "the shallows" explains how the internet damaged our ability to> there's definitely an emerging concern in a lot of companies that people simply aren't getting the work done at a very high level of quality because they're being interrupted so much. >> if i'm reading an article and the phone rings and then oh an e-mail, i may never get back to what i was doing. >> reporter: burke and her partners decided to restrict e-mail and internet use. the rules, you can check e-mail each morning, at lunch and once again before you leave for the day. internet use is only for research. and no multitasking. at first her staff was pessimistic about the experiment. >> i thought it was crazy. >> i find myself unable to observe the most basic rule, not check e-mail the first thing in the morning. >> i feel like you need to be connected. >> reporter: we wanted to see what would happen. we returned nine months later. without exception burke's employees called the experiment a success. >> i'm not constantly shifting from one task to another, i'm able to put more though

von uckerman uses the building, he has carr's stored there. he uses it as his hobby. we feel that the $455 that the permit cost is enough. also, looking at the notice of violation, when it was issued, there is nothing to the record that indicates the building inspector before he issued a notice of violation had even done a permit check to see if the permit was done. therefore, we are asking that the penalty be removed. thank you. commissioner fung: when did your client purchase the property? >> 1979. >> thank you. commissioner hwang: in the questionnaire, it appears that your client was an expediter, a retired employee of the planning department? >> i am the expediter. commissioner hwang: okay, sorry. vice president garcia: do we know if additional work has been done since this building was purchased and whether or not permits >> were > parked it -- or additional permits were done? >> no additional work was done. vice president garcia: was that done by your client or the same time as the windows? >> we don't know when. the repair of the stucco work? >> the repair of t

shopping at safeway over there over seventy they got gas over here he posts copies of every david carr transaction so you can see what he bought where and when a g.p.s. device in his pocket reports his realtime physical location on a map and this is the shot he took on his way to our studio which was immediately out loaded on his web site as. john says he's extraordinary abandonment of his own privacy stems from the ignorance of the authorities in the fear they decided well that guy looks a little different so he must be arab and if he's arab then he must have explosives everyone knows that that's a logical operation we we realize how ridiculous that logic sounds but when your country when your own country takes that on as the basis for a national policy. ignorance as the basis of national policy is a pretty scary situation. and that's how i got caught up for ha son piracy has become a rally of the past and he says he's not surprised that journalists or anyone else really would use the same surveillance tactics as the state in that sense it might be of no surprise that the chief archit

droves and it seems staying at work longer than their western counterparts is paying off their nicholas carr elbowed whole way in to reveal the reality of life in the new delhi rat race. it's a busy city with busy people india is a rising economic locomotive so what's the driving force behind its success it could very well be that people like you include both are co-directors of a small one import company called divine and is indians have developed a strong liking for french and spanish language is young men are working overtime to fill their glasses you have to be very flexible with your working hours. engineers were going to globalization and because of oh you know you're interacting with so many people from abroad especially america or you know europe so. we can't be fixed by means where we can say we're only going to work from nine to five but people in britain for example can and do say that seven spent years working as a business consultant in the u.k. and he says brits watch that clock closely in britain people leave a five o'clock and they won't start i says because i've got a train

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other international news in a world update this hour thousands of protesting in the egyptian capital carre for the sixth day running the removal of the military council and threatening to expand their city into other cities demonstrators are also calling for us to president hosni mubarak and his aides to face prosecution for the killing of hundreds of protesters during the uprising in february when it was one protesters against using violence but said it wouldn't try to stop the rabbit. the half brother of the afghan president hamid karzai has been. in kandahar ahmed wali karzai was murdered in his home there on choose the taliban as describe the assassination as their biggest achievement in ten years shortly after the ceremony two explosions were reported in kandahar and the regional governor narrowly escaped a roadside bombing on his way to the funeral. when we can find more on our web site it's dot com including the latest news blogs and expert analysis and here's what's in the moment should you go on a snap shot from the start about this you could soon be able to see a picture of yours

and back to football now in one thousand nine hundred one says carr won the soviet league and the cup trophies however they never got the chance to be found those titles as just a few months later the u.s.s.r. collapsed to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the scots who call their cross-town rivals to not all sciences evening which had been perfect reports. ninety ninety one just proved to be a fantastic year in the. history of serious car moscow the club managed to win a league cup double things period trying to. prove to be the soviet union's final football season. and with a target to play football for the fans while they were thoughts about getting a move to europe where we could earn much more money we were always trying to play at our best to impress clubs abroad and try and get a move there this was very prestigious just like playing for your national team cisco would never get the chance to pen their trophies as almost immediately after the season and finished the soviet union broke up nevertheless some of the players would now be open to completely new opportunities bu

birdies into this one post another sixty eight so there are four plays a shot back including martin carr missing here he hit a steady round of sixty nine friendly to talk of the all along with chad but also tied in second place and so too with angle him in it. this long and in part the six before finishing on three. what i meant to lewis grab the headlines when who would lead only a day and although he slid down the field he still only three shots off. and in contention. did well yesterday but as for the shot of the day five time open champion todd watson laid down. the marker with the holy one of the six sixty one year old said he didn't see it fall into the cup from the table but could tell from the crowds chair is vive shows back of the headlines belong to a club i. write the stuff dreams are made of but. pretty good but i'm going to go with look for work after we got to work and then i got thirty six holes in contrast conditions. could be any prove anything can happen i'm going to get to. work when the weather and now i memorable ride so world road race champion toll who shove claime

jim carr, communities need the housing market to recover. state and local government, they are expected to shed more than 100,000 jobs in the third quarter. without those property tax revenues they can't fund operations. communities are facing an uphill battle if people can't buy homes, jim. >> right. you're absolutely right. the problem is not as if somehow things are leveling out. we're en route to another 2 million foreclosures and another 2 million in the pipeline on top of that. despite the good news that you talked about earlier at the top shot the reality of it is that more likelihood is that home prices will continue to slide through the end of this year, one good note is nice but it doesn't make a song. and so i think there's real trouble in the housing market in the years to come. >> margaret kelly you're the ceo for remax. do you think we're reaching a bottom here? >> i think we're reaching a bottom. right now we call it kind of a soft recovery. up and down. unlike the kay schiller report, remax does a housing report and kay schil

internet find out i went straight to the source i spoke to independent security researcher sandy cam carr who was a former hacker and i asked of the hacker just how easy is it to get people's personal information online here's what he said well it's pretty interesting it's it's actually really easy today and the crazy thing is it's getting easier and easier every day pretty much we hear about all sorts of just just kids and you know myself and lots of other people i know just started out as kids into different web sites and it could be you know from just a simple computer of the regular consumer or could be just huge corporation government and we hear about it all the time in the news today we do hear about all the time so my question is is any of our information online any of our personal information. well it's it's hard to give a true answer that pretty much what most people will say is while it's usually well protected in the you know dated encrypted however now we have more and more information there in the cloud it's just you have your facebook or twitter or your google apps or just

william carr shot congress yim, when he was trying to rob him. >>> police in georgia say it appears a dismembered body discovered thursday is is that of a missing maryland woman. 27-year-old lauren guidings was living in make son after graduating from mercer law school there. she went missing last saturday. a neighbor spoke to reporters about what he saw inside her apartment. >> no sign anyone had broken in. just nothing. she was just gone. all of her stuff was there, her id was there, her wallet was there, but she was just gone. >> that man, steven mcdaniel, has now been named a person of interest in guide guiding's murder. >>> french banker dominick strauss-kahn is free from house arrest this morning. prosecutors admit there is trouble with the sexual assault case against the former head of the imf. as randall pinkston reports, there are big questions surrounding the accuser as well. >> reporter: dominick strauss-kahn walked out of court an almost freeman. >> the defendant will be released on his own recognizance. the only restriction is the people will continue to hold his travel d

rupert murdoch of course his hacking scandal has brought up questions on that topic and one that lloyd carr finessed of the resident dot net brought to people on the streets of new york where you are is why tabloid journalism has gotten so big let's watch that and then i'll come back to sam. how did tabloid journalism become so influential and so popular in today's world this week let's talk about i mean people. i like to read about other people's business. you know. newspapers have to try to compete with the internet. with up to date you know. dirt i think it's absolute trash there's no space in this world for it all i hope they'll go under but they're not going under they're increasing in power i don't believe that this is going to be the biggest takedown ever rupert murdoch is going down i think it's more of a pop culture based audience and so the journalists kind of cater to that and in turn it's kind of fun for them to tease secret detectives but isn't it terrible i mean it might be fun but it's still criminal acts it's horrible i hate journalists you know whatever that whatever it tak

on tuesday, david carr and i will be taping a sex scene for sin gnaw max. you would never believe where i get a paper cut. >> i don't want to know. >> i think you do want to know. >> i don't. >> i think you are a dirty freak and are dying to know. say are you a dirty little freak and dying to know. >> the puppet made you talk. >> black and down and up is white. i don't know where i am. more drugs please. >> are those with a sweet tooth destined for the fat booth? or does loading up on treats make for smart eats? according to the best study have i heard of, candy might help kids from becoming obese. let me repeat that. my friend carl has six toes on his left foot. >> what? >> that wasn't a repeat. researchers tracked the overall health of 11,000 kids between the ages of 2 and 18 over a five-year period. a job, by the way, i applied for and was rejected. they found the youngsters were 22% less likely to be overweight than kids who didn't. they also noticed that they had lower levels of a protein in their blood that is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.

erin carr jordan who is professor of developmental psychology in arizona.me now from lacrosse, wisconsin via skype. wow, what a project you have taken here. you're a mother of four. this is really become a crusade of yours. what suddenly opened your eyes to all of this? >> well, i had dropped off my daughters one morning and was on my way to take my son to school, and he's three. he had just started or finished potty training, and he said he had to go to the bathroom. like any mom i pulled over immediately, and the closest place was a mcdonald's. in we went, and when we were done, he asked if he could use the slide. he went up and my littlest one followed him in and they're so small they would tumble down the slide so i followed them. it was immediate upon entering that i noticed it was absolutely appalling. it was covered in filth and grime and dirt and garbage and rotting food. it was everything that you would never, ever want a child to play in. when i went back over and over again to see if they were making corrective changes and realized they weren't,

now one more piece of business david carr has been released from the san francisco 49ers he is a backuperback, along with nate clemens. everyone says hawaiian not nomni from cal. they did not even through to his side of the field. the 49ers with some of their cups today have firmed up room for him to become a 49er if he indeed wants to. the new york jets are also interested. what is up with the raiders? >> with out fan favorite who is headed to the bingles bruce rakowski, without bruce, headed to the seahawks 15 days before their preseason game they open their doors to training camp in napa. they will hit the ground running on this field my afternoon and they can come close to matching the energy of their head coach hugh jackson, look out. >> let me tell all of you something right now i am not changing now pushed the defense, the office, i will push the special teams. i will push our coaches and our fans, i will push you. here's the deal, we are going to create something that is great. >> he says he contacted the biggest free agent named out their defensive back nomni gave his best sale

tonight detectives have arrested william carr after receiving several tips. police believe the shooting happened during a robbery. >>> exxon-mobil is ordered to pay more than a billion dollars to families affected bip a baltimore county gasoline leak. tonight the people impacted by this case are speaking out. wjz is live in jacksonville, mike has new reaction from the plaintiffs. mike. >> reporter: don, one comment that stood out to me was, a person who sued exxon said last night no one was popping champagne corks after the verdict. and by that the amount they meant no amount of money can restore their peace of minds. with most of the 26,000 gallons of gas still under jacksonville, no one in a two- mile radius trusts what comes out of here. >> it's not safe enough for me to drink if not safe enough to feel comfortable cooking with it. >> their drinking water well was the first to turn up poison. now they have a triple filter system, but no one can guarantee it really works. >> even with this system, you don't have total confidence. >> no, no. at any given tim

tested came back to one specific cause, that there was a dead body in the back of casey anthony's carr. the defense presented dr. furton who is experienced in this area, not as experienced as dr. vass, because dr. furton's area is in individual scents, the scents that you and i give off in life as individuals. some of the students study human decomposition. he admit thad the odor coming from the car was from human decomposition. he tried to present alternative sources of decomposition, such as milk or cheese. but ultimately he had to admit that the items that were in the car, that is the garbage, wasn't sufficient. i guess it was dr. huntington, the bug guy, who tried to talk about is there was maybe salami and remember i showed it to him, it was a piece of paper. dr. furton tried to talk about the cheese and the vel vitae packages. there was a tiny residue in it. and ultimately even he agreed that what was in that garbage was not sufficient. we have exploded the myth of the garbage as a source of this odor. even dr. furton admitted that, no, this garbage wasn't sufficient to give the

. >> would you close the carr y-forward lou paul? >> absolutely, we have more loopholes then a same woman or man could use a lifetime. [inaudible] people on wall street can earn six times the income of a man who has a 401k tax-free by parking yet offshore. there are many loopholes like that. i would work on the tax loopholes to work on the marginal rates. i think we can offer corporations a 15% rate but they have to give up their loopholes. that is the deal. >> you represent yourself as an agent of change. you said 16 years in the private sector, why now? >> my view of the problem has left me in the position of waiting for others to address the subject i have waited now for five, six, 10 years. nobody says a thing in washington. money to political candidates are running for president four years ago with washington, d.c. addresses, lobbyists, activists, exited the amount of money contributed to those the same candidates by 32 states combined. we are a nation where 98% of the people don't give a nickel, don't give a penny and they are

also jim carr, nice to see all of you today. and let's keep talking about this, so we can really understand what's happening in the housing market. it's so important. it is part of the american dream, no question about that. thanks, everybody. that's going to wrap things up for us this morning. but the conversation continue jos online. send me an e-mail, and find me on facebook and twitter @christineromans. i want to know what you think about the housing market, confidence, jobs, education, and the american dream. back now to "cnn saturday" for the latest stories making news. have a great weekend. >>> good morning. we are following several developing stories. right now in washington, d.c., the president summoning key congressional leaders to meet him there. that meeting expected to take place in one hour and it comes a day after the speaker, the house speaker, john boehner, walked away from the talks and it ended in a day with the two men going back back and forth in dual press conferences. also in norway, the royal family and m

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