josh kaufman is in the same vein. a lawyer who has worked on the computer and cyber side of the world. he's worked on arts and entertainment. he has knowledge in each of these arenas. he worked for 10 years preparing computers. he's been in all of the arts and entertainment parts. so he took real substance and content to his work as an attorney. josh, we welcome you. on behalf of the institute to our party. [applause] >> it's a real pleasure to introduce john. i had to circumspect. john and i go back about 30 years. helped john and corporate, learning matters, did his tax-exempt status. were the first first deals with npr. i've been on the board i guess since inception. and although i'm not in education field, my contributions agenda been more in entertainment side of the business, i have been so impressed with john learning matters over these years. i represent a lot of people in the media, and the balance and the quality of learning matters presents and has presented for 30 years now is to me one of the most amazing

kaufman predicts the market will retest its lows before investors become convinced it's time to buy. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: late today, a european market regulator announced a ban on short selling of financial stocks in several countries. effective tomorrow, short selling is banned in france, belgium, italy and spain. back in 2008, u.s. and european officials coordinated temporary bans on shorting financial stocks. as we said, stocks soared on that encouraging report about the outlook for jobs. can we expect to see the economy improve now that the federal reserve plans to keep interest rates super-low for the next two years? darren gersh reports. >> reporter: let's start with small business. a poll released today by the new york federal reserve found one in four small businesses would like to have more credit, but they are too discouraged to apply for a new loan. and for good reason-- these businesses reported poor credit scores, no collateral, or falling sales. and that's something low interest rates won't fix, says chad moutray. moutray was dir

patty kaufman, cbs news, seattle. >> wow, what a legacy. >>> all right, well, most mothers to be, they't wait to get that whole delivery part over with. waiting a fow more hours, well, it might -- a few more hours, well, it might be just a little worthwhile. 7:54 tonight, marks the exact nine-month anniversary of the giants winning the world series pennant. knowing many couples celebrated, that's in quote, the big event, comcast sports net bay area will crown the championship baby and the title comes with a gift card worth $2010, a signed birth certificate from the giants and a commemorative brick at at&t park. and you get a newborn, too. >> oh, yes. thank you. something to pay for for the rest of your life. >> ouch. >>> what is august going to bring us? >> kristy siefkin has the pinpoint forecast. >>> the first upclose look at a giant asteroid coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. an

robert lighten is the vice president of purchase and policy at the kaufman foundation. riva is here from grow biz media and brad harrison is the founder and ceo of bhv, a business development firm with a small venture capitalist firm. robert, i want to start with you since it comes out of you. there's been so much talk, you guys put a report out a year ago saying small business is the engine that drives the economy and now one year later you're coming out and saying small businesses aren't even hiring. what does that mean for the economy? >> so actually what our previous report said is that it's not just any small business, it's really new businesses. those are under five years old that have been responsible for the -- for virtually all new jobs since 1980 but we took a electric look and tried to quantify it and asked ourselves is the new job business or is the new firm start-up business engine slowing down and the answer is yes and found that the number of jobs created by new firms started slowing in 2005 and then took a dramatic dip during the recession and really has

. >> i am herewith our liaison, barry kaufman. good for a little bit of context, in the spring we received notice but our county office was going to go into improvement, if for if, and those are the school the turn now going into program improvement if. the process has been fairly easy. because we haven't been including these schools, and because we have been a fixture you are aware of. >> 7 cisco is the only one in the area, but the powers of nbc? as two separate entities -- powers the nbc them us to separate entities. it is required to write an addendum to the plans. i called on them to explain the unique relationship no, and in e bureaucratic sense, they said to make sure we include that in the addendum, so a few things are want to mention. one, the addendum that is here is pretty much the same post no work for the unified school district, -- the same as the work for the unified school district, and section 6 is the work you approved last spring for the title three sections, so this was a giant cut and paste, so we were able to

cameron suggested temporarily blocking access to websites like facebook and twitter at times but jeremy kaufman from the u.k. labor party believes media controls will only make things worse. but you can't stop communication what you have to do is assert a moral value within society and encourage young people to believe that they have some scope and some stake in society and that is the problem it's the social alienation the impoverishment the disillusionment of young people is not exclusive to britain it also happens to france and spain and italy and in many other countries across western europe there's a very unpleasant agenda surrounding this which david cameron in part is promoting while is that could scale meant of social media such as twitter and facebook the other is eviction of whole families from homes because one member of the family has been charged and convicted of an offense to do with the events of the past week and then you suggest to bring in water cameron suggests of putting the army on the street all kinds of draconian measures that we have to listen and try and understand not

data in the last several years largely funded by the kaufman foundation out of kansas city and augmented by others. two important findings that i hope you take you that will augment the even more compelling stories about people and families and the appreciation of the human situation and that is, first, 91% of those u.s. born workers in the united states from the 1990's to 2005 were better off because of the immigrant, both documented and undocumented, presence in the united states. their earnings were enhanced by about 2.7%. why? it's complicated and i'll send a link to the commission so you can look at the exciting charts and graphs and do that to your heart's desire. it comes down to a simple idea which is intuitive and you know it. the economy is not a fixed pie. when you expand the labor curve, a simple economist will say the price of labor goes down and we're all hurt. the more people that work here, the more people that are chasing jobs and we're all doomed. wrong. the expansion of the available labor force creates opportunities that did not exist before. you have innovation and e

which is why the kaufman foundation's tim kane wants to offer start-up visas to foreign entrepreneurs. >> something everyone in washington agrees on is high skilled immigrants are great. and this idea of a start up visa would focus on entrepreneurs and let foreign entrepreneurs come in. if they can create three jobs here, why not? >> reporter: and while we're at it, why not give unemployed workers here a chance to become entrepreneurs? seven states now allow workers to get their unemployment benefits while starting their own businesses. there are many creative ideas like job sharing that have been tried out in pilot programs. the challenge now is to find good ideas and make them big ideas. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: from big ideas to small business. small companies are the engine of u.s. economic growth responsible for as much as 75% of all new jobs. as we look at ways to fix the economy, we found one small business owner who has overcome challenges while benefiting from good timing. >> my dream has always been to own a dance studio. i decided to open

of one nine hundred sixty eight i was invited by the chaplain at yale dr the name of reverend bill kaufman to come down to washington and make a connection between the war in vietnam and poverty and he had a host of people at new york avenue presbyterian church just here in washington and the keynote speaker was the young clergy person by the name of dr martin luther king this is five weeks before dr king was assassinated and he so empowered me and inspired me that i dedicated myself to be an urban pastor followed his life and was devastated at his assassination and i'm one of the few people in fact i was one of twelve members of the house of representatives on the select committee on assassinations looking into both the death of john f. kennedy and dr martin luther king i interviewed james earl ray the assassin and like the dreamer better dr king said you and i will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of bad people but for the appalling silence of good people in my life it's been a series my vocation while being a person of faith and my vocation

all television face journalists amy kaufman blame stereotypes about israel for leading the news media to ignore the anti-government protests. a lot of news editors broad kind of take certain things for granted when it comes to the almost go on a sort of autopilot if it's not anything to do with the israeli palestinian conflict it's just not a story it's true that most socio economic stories across the world are in big stories that's the case in most countries when they reach a certain threshold for example of huge numbers of people that are that participate in a protest and also when they. affect how to have the potential to stir up the political map as these protests do then these things should be should be mentioned in the press seeing as how israel is in the news so often when it comes to something that could affect the political situation and it isn't covered this is actually in my view bad journalism. well we're keeping a close eye of the developments in easier i'll let our t. adopt the call and if you follow our twitter feed you can hear it straight from our worldwide correspond

western channels where there's no violence there's no new television based journalist and blogger army kaufman believes that such an approach simply reflects a poor standard of international reporting. i think that a lot of news editors abroad kind of take certain things for granted when it comes to the almost go on to sort of autopilot if it's not anything to do with the israeli palestinian conflict it's just not a story news editors are just so trained to see israel through one prism and in a way they take the phrase if it doesn't bleed it doesn't lead to a certain extreme that goes a bit too far first of all you have to have an understanding a bit more of what these demonstrations are and how they affect the israeli political system. it's true that most socio economic stories across the world are a big story that's the case in most countries when they reach a certain threshold for example of huge numbers of people that participate in a protest and also when they. have the potential to stir up the political map as these protests do then these things should be should be mentioned in the press

to us hey ideologue a show great wilkerson interview keep it up so i want to thank stephen for the kaufman and for posting our interview on raw story are huge fans of the site and are constantly turning there for news the mainstream media doesn't cover that's it my rantings today have been have more for you next week as usual. this time. the light will come down. why are we going to be singing. today we have a glimmer of hope and it comes from the financial world i know there's still corruption on wall street but it does look like the financial times as brits put down over the slimy methods the apple uses with its app store you see when companies agree to make their applications available on apple's products in-store a rule put in place by steve jobs requires those companies to sell their apps of scription as well oh and they also take thirty percent of the revenue but in this instance if you wanted a subscription to the financial times out you have to pay for it through apple so the negative company argues this rule exists for convenience customers can get the app and subscribe all the sa

among many others that's let's get more details on this and talk to journalist and blogger on the kaufman standing by live for us i thanks for joining us today you wrote in your blog suddenly israel isn't a story anymore referring to the western media as apparent lack of interest in the mass protests what do you think it doesn't take an interest. well it's actually a good question i think there might be a few reasons for that i think that a lot of news editors. kind of take certain things for granted when it comes to the almost going to sort of autopilot if it's not anything to do with the israeli palestinian conflict it's just not a story but it could also be. to credit the very very powerful jewish lobby in washington in new york to control the media to manipulate the media. so the reports of one hundred fifty thousand protesters simply flies under the radar. no i don't think it has anything to do with the american jewish american lobby in the states. those kinds of conspiracy theories are never true i just think that it is just so trained to see israel through one prism which is the is

craig's less on the women seeking man section and answered eight questionnaire from michael hoffman kaufman specializes in sexual harassment this is his set of web site her chin like woody wrote and she responded and included our phone number and he asked for a picture the complains hoffman send her a picture of himself and it did not match what he really looked like they tested and talked on the phone for four months and then in march 2010 she agreed to meet him at his home in san francisco when she got there she asked to use it the rest room and when she came out hoffmann began to attacked or her we have disguised her voice so that she can remain anonymous. >> hoffman has been charged with rape oral copulation and an array an assault action he did not return our calls in san francisco ridgy kumar kron 4 news services prepare >> services were held yesterday for three year-old derek carlos not they all gathered for his funeral at st. bernard's church in oakland the father spoke publicly about his loss a first about his death calls have increased on crack downs of gained islands >>, but the

jeffrey kaufman has made his way inside the compound and has the latest there tonight.orter: the rebel poured into gadhafi compound today rejoicing. fierce ballots they had broken through the kick taketor defenses. reality and symbolism striking at the heart of his brutal regime. with his home. this is it. the entrances to gadhafi compound. i was brought here several times over the last few months by gadhafi government minders and told us where we could go. they told us what we could shootment now look at this free-for-all. inside they stomp on this bust of gadhafi. moment of he lesion for those living under 4 decade under his iron fist. if remember this bizarre scene when gadhafi made an appearance on his golf cart? today victorious rebel took it out for a spin. >> today we are 43. free. free. libya will be one of the best country in the world. >>reporter: this is the heart of the gadhafi compound. lack over here. this building was bombed 25 years ago and gadhafi left it in this state. that fist up there is clutching an american warplane. act of defiance saying don't y

latest tonight from abc jeffrey kaufman. >>reporter: today on the streets of tripoli the smell of victory. tempered by fear and uncertainty. rebel forces are in control of almost all of libb why and most of the capitol after lightning advance this weekend that caught gadhafi forces by surprise. they were ready to call this revolution over last night. spop taken us celebration broke out across the country. about but it is now mostly clear it is not over yet. about there is still fierce fighting in many neighborhood as forces loyal to gadhafi make one final stand. our colleague were reporting whale driving into the capitol with rebel and they were fired on. no one was killed. but high up in the building gadhafi sniper rain down their terror. there are reports of power outages across the city. libb i don't know state tv went black. fichlt faring back began and as it went dark the type of being used by if go up in caliber and louder and louder and shell if landing very near the hotel. >>reporter: what about kadafi anywhere is he

witnesses and at one point one of the defendants who was convicted today, a former retired sergeant kaufmancame up with a gun that he refered to other officers as a ham sandwich, quote unquote, and dropped it at the scene because obviously it was crucial for investigators to show that this, that citizens were actually firing on the police. site was a justifiable shooting. >> woodruff: what was the main thread of the defense that the police officers put forward? >> there were little elements here and there where certain defense attorneys tried to argue that maybe using sort of snippets of initial testimony that maybe the citizens were armed or maybe there were other shooters in other areas. but the fundamental defense, which the same one they used last year in a katrina related police killing trial, was that it was a chaotic time and that we can't judge the officers who stayed and that they should be considered, they should be lauded for staying and that they came into a scene that they thought was fraught with danger, they had been told there were shooters, so we shouldn't criminalize their

josh kaufman has been a personal friend and our attorney for 30 years, a founding member of the boardhe has gotten me out of trouble more than once, but i think more importantly, he has kept me from getting into trouble, which is what is actually more important. the most recent one was david guggenheim when he stole footage for the disgraceful documentary waiting for superman. i hope we'll be friends for another 30 years. you look like you'll make it. i don't know if i will. but sandra is a leader for learning matters and has steered us through incredibly tough time. she took over as chair when our founding chair -- sorry -- lost a battle with cancer, and then, of course, she inherited that job just as the worst recession since the depression hit, and we're not through that part yet, but, sandy, you have been just terrific. i just want to say a couple words about the book, which i hope you will enjoy. first, strenuous. that came from a documentary about a teacher shortage, and we were not trying to embarrass that young man. if you watch the whole documentary, you discover he is a juni

joshua kaufman is in the same vein.lawyer who has worked on the computer and cyber side of the world and worked on the arts and entertainment and has a substantive knowledge and interest in each of these arenas. he worked ten years preparing computers and is working and has been involved in the arts and entertainment securing substance and content to his work as an attorney. we welcome you on behalf of the institute and to the party. [applause] >> it's a pleasure to introduce john. john and i go back about 30 years and i felt john incorporate learning matters into the tax-exempt status. the first deals with npr on the 32nd sets the decided to market such and on the board i guess since its inception, and the when not in the education field my contributions have been more on the entertainment side of the business i've been so impressed with john over these years. it is a lot of people in the media, and the balance in the quality of what learning matters presents and has presented in over 30 years now is to be one of the m

in the afternoon, michelle kaufman. also, democratic national committee chairman. coverage from my work. that it's under way at 11:30 eastern. house and senate republicans have come up with the names to reduce the budget deficit by more than one trillion dollars. the republicans' selection from the house side, they made the selection of jeb hensarling. on the senate side, jon kyle, rob portman, pat toomey. the senators announced earlier this week, john kerry and patty murray it will be a co-chair of the deficit reduction committee. bespoke earlier about the picks made so far. >> now that the pixar finalize, tell us a little more about who was selected starting with the democrats who finalized their picks. >> nancy pelosi pick to three members of her leadership circle to serve on the committee. chris van hollen had really been the face in recent months. jim clyburn, the no. 3 leader of house leadership and the only african-american on the panel was chosen as well. he is close to the obama administration, and is a former whip with close ties across this very diverse

something on the kaufman amendment should have been included. >> the second one is much higher capital requirements along the lines that most of us have been talking about and i don't think that basel iii goes anywhere far enough. and third is as exemplified in the continuing excessive risk-taking the point i made before that they continue to be engaged by fdic insured institutions makes absolutely no sense and the fact the large fraction continue to be over-the-counter and on transparent and the increasing concern that the exchanges themselves that were not adequate capital requirements imposed by the exchanges so there's a risk the exchange was out again we have systemic risk there should be joint liability of all of those trading in the exchange for the losses of the tax payer and the imf has put forward some recommendations on those lines. the final point is the anti-competitive practices of the banking sector in control of the payment credit cards, the devotees are outraged and major source of revenue which distorts the economy and hurts ordinary retail merchants throughout the co