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why not get rid of the s & l tax credit. i think we should go back to the clinton rates for the higher income folks who have been doing quite well. that will put the biggest dent in this deficit with the minimum drag on a very fragile economy. so it's a balanced approach that can get from us where we are to where we need to be. >> let's talk about what's going on right now. it's other on the senate side but they're voting on cut, cap and balance. let me play for you what harry reid said just a short time ago. >> this is an effort to move this piece of legislation off the floor. it's interfering with the negotiations between the white house and the house of representatives, and it is without merit, this legislation. >> congressman walsh, should this kind of stuff be going on? is this is the deal that republicans want, do you have a responsibility to work with the democrats and make some compromises? >> i'm almost amazed with what harry reid just said. there's only one plan that's passed out of the house that meets the criteri

his wife woke up tuesday and saw a woman grabbing cash and s&l you can see.man ran away an -- and valuables. that woman ran away and trebek ran after her. he ruptured his achilles tendon. he is recovering at his los angeles home and the woman is in jail. >>> 6:36. we have traffic and weather and the weekend look is great. so is today, but jutted a slow start. sunshine in the valleys now. you will see more sun throughout the day. temperatures getting hot in spots. mid-90s in some of the hottest areas inland but at the coastline the fog is very thick this morning right down on the deck. and some visibilities way down so be careful traveling near the coast today. temperatures right about average. that's feeling warm for us. we just have much cooler-than- normal temperatures. 92 the expected high in concord. that is 2 degrees above the average. 85 in san jose. 84 in santa rosa, 67 in san francisco. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you. and we'll go out towards the bay bridge. the metering lights are on now. lawrence knows

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you had the resolution trust crisis during the s&l crisis. both passed, basically saved industries, if you will. i think this was the same analogous situation. at some point in time the government -- in fact, they're out of chrysler now, and over time i believe they'll come out of general motors as well. >> what do you think of the obama administration in terms of the way it structured the bailout, the conversations, discussions around it. you were on the board then, not ceo. >> i came on the board following the bankruptcy at the request of the invitation of the administration. i think the restructuring was done by, quite frankly, a bunch of private equity folks who are, i would say, expert in turnarounds and restructurings. it was done pretty well and the proof has been in the subsequent two years. like i said, a very successful ipo, payback of the majority of the money fronted by both the canadian and american governments, and the fact that we're creating profits today, good cash flow, we're hiring people, we're designing cars that are some

but one of the, i think, answers i did get that made sense to me when you compare this crisis to the s&l crisis in which 800-some executives went to jail for a crisis that was far smaller in number, in losses, in pain and agony that has been, you know, endured by people where you had actual ceos going to jail, um, you know, we found that one of the key reasons that this occurred was because the regulators in the years when the, when things were good, in the years leading up to the mania and in the mania were not doing their job reining in the practices, taking names, doing investigations so that when the bubble burst, they had no information to bring cases. and so again, it's this regulatory capture. not only had the initial problem of not reining, of failing to rein in, you know, really perverse practices, it then had the secondary impact of contributing to this notion that it was nobody's fault, we can't bring a case, therefore, let's just all go quietly and forget that this ever happened. so i hear your pain, i feel your pain, you know, i think we are trying to get to the bottom of th

host: let's go to a call from matt in the s&l, va., and democrats -- in annandale, virginia, on the democratsine. caller: what i see as a major problem --i am 28. your generation has not paid for what you have taken. the people before you have not paid for what you have taken. we need to raise taxes now, because your generation has to pay so that our generation does not owe money. you can say, cut, cut, cut, but people are poor. we need social security. we have massive unemployment. people are retiring. people love their 401k's. how are we going to be able to retire? host: let's leave it there and get a response. gut: the safety net is very important to our country. if you and i were running social security as a business, we had a $32 billion shortfall. what came in had to be subsidized by $32 billion to pay what was going out. social security, last year, we had a $23 billion shortfall. the worst thing that could happen is to do nothing. if you did nothing, -- do nothing, you continue to pay more than what is coming in. the have to get a match with revenue and expenses -- you have to get a ma

libertarian that's just not the way that his mind works in these things but i really have beef with s b l c two because i feel like being just over label everybody as extreme as they went home we have a clip of rand paul where he said the truth of the way. i like the civil rights act in the sense that in new discrimination in all public. domain that i'm all in favor of. yeah that's true but i don't. the idea of killing private business owners i have poor racism i think it's a bad business is it ever exclude anybody from your restaurant but at the same time i do believe in private ownership but i think our that was right after he got elected that interview of course everybody freaked out about it but does that make you an extremist libby what do you have to say about poor guy i feel like he really should've picked a better example of government overreach i mean he should have known that they were going to jump on him for that one you know i just i actually i folk really bad for rand when all this stuff was happening because he had a lot overwhelming amount of support from kentucky and then

we get the s&l bank crisis in 90 and 91. now we find ourselves in this scenario. at the end of the day, if you do not have a viable financial institutions, you put everything at risk. what is happening, at least in florida, a lot of these banks or leveraged into one. they have taken such a hit to their equity, they have had to shrink all of the banks. you not only affect the company's try to create jobs, but you screw all of their equity. that is why it is so critical that you have to have these financial institutions. if you go back 100 years, we get into this try every 10 or a 15 years. mr. johnson, do you agree we need to take a look at the viability long-term of the financial and institutions? it is nice to talk about equity, but is -- but it is hard to get equity for small businesses. >> when you go back to when we had a real free market system before the federal reserve was created, banks routinely at 30% equity. there was no risk adjustment in that calculation. they had big buffers against losses. they did not have to cancel loans. they did not squeeze out

s around berkeley, oakland, 67 81 city, head inland. these numbers are actually down in some areas. 74 for fairfield tomorrow l. stay in brentwood. r 60's this isn't summer weather for walnut creek. danville. well below normal around the minute ray bay. 60 agrees monterey. 76 inland gilroy hears a look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. cooler than ample for the next couple days. temperatures bottom out on thursday mid 70's inland. mid 50's at our beaches and we slowly start to see a turn around but not until monday that we return to norma normal. low 90's inland by monday. >> thank you. l it's so far out. >> thanks. fichlt i'm cold. >> i night is cold. >> all right come up here. arnold schwarzenegger is dipping his tow back that the acting pool. >> up next. out of the scandal and that a8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ]

host: let's go to a call from matt in the s&l, va., and democrats -- in annandale, virginia, on the democratsline. caller: what i see as a major problem -- i am 28. your generation has not paid for what you have taken. the people before you have not paid for what you have taken. we need to raise taxes now, because your generation has to pay so that our generation does not owe money. you can say, cut, cut, cut, but people are poor. we need social security. we have massive unemployment. people are retiring. people love their 401k's. how are we going to be able to retire? host: let's leave it there and get a response. guest: the safety net is very important to our country. if you and i were running social security as a business, we had a $32 billion shortfall. what came in had to be subsidized by $32 billion to pay what was going out. social security, last year, we had a $23 billion shortfall. the worst thing that could happen is to do nothing. if you did nothing, -- do nothing, you continue to pay more than what is coming in. the have to get a match with revenue and expenses -- you have to get

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s. it is starting to feel a lot different. 79 degrees in alexandria, high of 93. 79 at wtop radio, upper northwest. not rainier, 81 degrees, the dew l in the low 60's. we had showers earlier this evening across western virginia and western maryland. 100 degrees at detroit, now 73 the cold front lide ourg to s direction. thunderstorms piling up, severe across northern ohio. doppler radar, all of the storms towards the south and , diminishing over night. we may have a short or too in morning, then a break in the action. it tomorrow afternoon, the cold t moves by, a better chance of showers and thunderstorms, stallshe front of system to the south and east. mostly cloudy skies, isolated showers, upper 60's, middle 70's. tomorrow, afternoon derstorms, upper 80's, low 90's, highly dependent on how much sunshine we get. fourth of july fireworks, partly cloudy, made it to upper 80's at 9:10 in the evening. dget middle to upper 80's at 9:10 and evening. 90 degrees a good part of the upcoming week. wjla.com has the latest weather forecast, 24 hours per day. >> where the like to watch fireworks? honey, why aren't you playing with your friends?

so by morning look for numbers in the 50's to the low 60's and that fog will l pull away from our baye community in the lay morning hours. just see the fog hovering near the coast. much like today. temperature near the beaches in the 60's. inland area no longer going to see the 90's. we are back into the 80's range for your friday afternoon. here's what it loo looks like specifically in the south bay. 78 in san jose. up to 82 degrees in los gatos. beautiful day in cupertino. 77 degrees in the morning. we will start out with some areas of fog around san mateo o. 70 by afternoon there. 72 in menlo park. low 60's here near the coast where the fog sitting around much of the day. breezy at nims daly city. 61 sunset district. downtown san francisco dropping a little bit more bringing you below normal for this time of year. 63 for your friday afternoon. and in the north bay upper 50's to low 60's at our beaches. 82 degrees in santa rosa up to 83 in sonoma. you get out to the east bay that's nice day. 69 in oakland. 74 for hercules. inland area coming out of the 90's like i mention and really

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before hand some pointed to that but others pointed to jose baez choosing to call casey an "s" word, s-l-u-t the kids are still eating cheerios. >> that really that he probably lost the jury there. >> so uncalled for. >> calling his own client that -- >> if he's calling his own client that what must -- >> she is, perhaps, and so what? that's good. there's nothing wrong with a lawyer being honest my client may be a liar, may be this or that, but not a murderer and not enough evidence to convict her for murder. >> the point is that jose baez's sweet spot is speaking to a jury. he -- his opening statement, the people are disagreeing with it, masterf masterful. closing argument, masterful. that is his sweet spot. every day that jury went in, he said good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. they responded. they liked him. >> my point was that people were globing on to one moment in the courtroom, that prosecutor smiling and laughing, was one small moment in a long sflil he was a terrific prosecutor. >> it's hard to say who did the right thing and who didn't and guess every gesture and mome

that did not want to overfund the insurance fund, thus, leaving it underfunding in the s & l crisis.n fact, worryingly, the dodd-frank act is even a little more wrong headed than that because it proposes that in the event of a costly resolution of a failing institution, surviving healthy institutions can be asked to cover the costs rather than have taxpayers pay them. but this seems completely backyard to me. you don't design insurance this way. for one thing it's time-inconsistent since surviving institutions are likely to be stressed themselves in the event of a crisis. and it may encourage them to take additional risk. so this is a little bit like what's going on in europe. but there's a big difference, okay? in europe, when they decided to engage in this serious economic union, they realized for it to be successful, they had -- the members had to follow monetary discipline and fiscal discipline. and as a precondition for getting the eurozone going, countries had to lower their inflation rates and bring their fiscal policies in line. and what happened? well, what happened is that

l be in the 80's. sunday looks good. look at the '90s costs -- 90's back. cooler weather by the middle of next week. wjla.com has all kinds of stuff. we're featuring one of our blogs. the beach report. >>> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> the national speed the cubs again. >> they did. the nationals credit. even one of the most experienced managers in the majors can learn new things. david johnson said he had never squeeze ina suicide the majors until last night. the national's beat the cubs for a third straight night. ok, though. got up the next time around. here are some things we are more accustomed to seeing. are 13 and 3. tonight, they go for a sweep. >> its has a lot about the bullpen. -- it says a lot about the bullpen. it is only going to get better. they're all doing a good job out there. after a long battle with dementia, john mackey has died. he spent nine out of this 10 career seasons with the baltimore colts. he revolutionized the role in the sport. powerful and known for downfield runs

antioch 72 degrees and we have 50's right along the coast. l patchy coastal fog overnight. warming trend continues tomorrow and we are expecting hot day inland in to next week. we give you a stretch of summer weather here that is going to be a good tl string of hot days ahead. so take a look at our warming trend. today high pressure compared to the next couple days. santa rosa going from 82 degrees to 89 eventually 91 degrees in you will feel the heat in livermore from 84 degrees to 90 for tomorrow. then 97 by saturday. really going to get toasty. san jose from 80 to 85 to 89 degrees.so if you like warm to hot weather we are going to see it in the coming days. by morning really comfortable weather. numbers all in the 50's. couple patches of fog forming right near half moon bay as we head into the early morning hours. here's pacific satellite picture this area of high pressure that is going to provide us with string of hot days inland. i'm not just talking about 1 or two days but 7 straight daisy of hot conditions. inland. if you don't like it. always have place for you here

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s fascinating. we will also look at the thorny issue of immigration. l talk to a panel on that. we have a reporter from the washington post who came out as any legal not so long ago. e will talk about what mayor omberg has talked about, which that is national suicide for the u.s. not to get to grips major immigration problem. interesting debate. this is a good weekend to talk t the big issues that affect u.s. and the economy. >> that is a show worthy of a cronkite award winner. we want to congratulate you on that big award. >> you are very sweet. what i strongly believe is any discussity to substance, policy, and see the different perspectives on real this, we try to grab that. the study week and will ovide us with that platform. >> happy fourth of july to you family. thank you, and you, too. >> "this week," every sunday at 10:00 p.m., right here on abc 7. >>> the debate over red light ras continues. yesterday, care started snapping photos and fairfax city and alexandria. there may be more support for copper braziel enforcement ce than first thought. >> no blurry photos come the

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reid: we are here today right now for this reason: it's spelled f-i-l-b-u-s-t-e-r. it's a filibuster. they won't allow us to have an updarn vote on our amendment. that is filibuster. by the any other term, it is a filibuster. that's why we're here. i hope that the negotiations go on. we're willing to be as fair as we can, but there has to be something that the president and vice president biden and the rest of us think is a step in the right direction. i guess talking is a step in the right direction, but that's about it. so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the matter that we have before us which is amendment number 589, that we have an up-or-down vote on that, no -- as we have all the time, of course. there would be no points of order and like we do here all the time. have a vote on it right now. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, reserving the right to object, these are direct quotes from my friend, the majority leader. he says, "in the senate, it's always been the case you need 60 votes. always been the case you need 60 votes." this is the majority leader

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reid: we are here today right now for this reason: it's spelled f-i-l-b-u-s-t-e-r. it's a filibuster. they won't allow us to have an updarn vote on our amendment. that is filibuster. by the any other term, it is a filibuster. that's why we're here. i hope that the negotiations go on. we're willing to be as fair as we can, but there has to be something that the president and vice president biden and the rest of us think is a step in the right direction. i guess talking is a stein the right direction, but that's about it. so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the matter that we have before us which is amendment number 589, that we have an up-or-down vote on that, no -- as we have all the time, of course. there would be no points of order and le we do here all the time. ha a vote o it right now. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, reserving the right to object, these are direct quotes from my friend, the majority leader. he says, "in the senate, it's always been the case you need 60 votes. always been the case you need 60 votes." this is the majority leader of the

nearest bay look for high mainly in the mid upper 60's about 64 san lae andro. 67 union city. 66 at l newark. inland east bay hay in the upper 60's the le70's. 72 at concord. 68 at danville. 70 at livermore and near monteray bay high of 67 watsonville. 68 at santa cruz. mid 70's inland at morgan hill and gilroy. here's our accu-weather 7 day forecast f.high continue dropping off consolidateest day of the week will be wednesday and thursday. mainly high top out at mid 70's. upper 60's around the bay and mid 50's on the coast. friday not much different but start to warm up over the weekend. by sunday we see inland high back in the mid 80's and by monday low 90's but this is going to be a very unusually cool week for mid-july. >> strange. >> really snais thanks spencer very much. >> well, it was literally the header heard round the world. >> can you believe it? him if saved the usa life in the world cup. >> coming upth. team usa and em possible goal that brought the world to its feet. >> and video that may keep you off a roller coaster l for the rest of the summer. people actually had to

it's spelled f-i-l-i-b-u-s-t-e-r. filibuster. >> so we watched the clock tick. at this point, the worst-case scenario is a failure of reid's bill. a vote on that bill is scheduled for 1:00 a.m. that's coming up in just three hours. and if that happens, a new bill will have to be crafted, scheduled for a vote on the senate floor some time on monday or tuesday, and then shipped on to the house and then finally to the president's desk. joining me now is chuck todd, chief white house correspondent for nbc news. chuck, bring us up to speed. because we got this hot note that we were going to see senator reid return to the senate floor chamber. >> well, it's possible. look, there's clearly a lot of progress supposedly being made the -- and remember, we're on two tracks of a negotiation. you've got harry reid who is using in particular kent conrad, president of the senate chairman committee, doing a lot of negotiating, trying to find enough republicans, seeing what it would take amendment-wise to make his bill good enough to get the 60 votes. and then you have, of cours

l. of alan his guest discuss why the e.u.'s leadership is so adamant about saving the euro at any cost yourself what's coming up at eleven thirty g.m.t. . let greece go bankrupt it would be good for greece it would be good for the europe it'd be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and rose to the heart of pay their bills or stop the lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong sound currency based on a strong sound economy while i'm out and go bankrupt this isn't in our euro in america we've had states go away growing here and cities go bankrupt we've had carriers go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start tell you why because of the four hundred billion dollars of debt that greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries don't want to take a second hit in the financial markets is that simple. if you. want to. clear reflections on the other side of the atlantic to president obama has given and yielding the u.s. congress thirty six hours to rais