frank. they found out about this. groves kept the story until the hearing. straws found out about it because borden's successor came to the bureau and said there is a story that is not in our files and i don't think you know about. but that i heard and you should know. that is frank's involvement. once straws found out about that, he not only had oppenheimer guilty of a felony and could use that, but he had groves guilty of a felony, too. groves had never revealed this. so -- he lets groves know that. and, again this is -- the oppenheimer file at the fbi is 73 pages long. it is all laid out there. he kocalls groves in. he comes in and where is it? always been expected that groves will be the witness for the defense and the oppenheimer case. he always defended oppenheimerment he said he had no question it was the rights he changes the story. he asked two questions and he's the first of these questions by straws before the hearing. and then he goes to testify and asked, would you give robert oppenheimer security clearance do you consider robert oppenheimer a security threat? and security risk? he doesn't answer it directly but he says i think you can tell answe

and as frank said, the beautiful thing that kept coming back was this man who was the general and an important man in the history of war, and he's the president, yet throughout his life you can see the little boy in him. and that's so touching. it has been said that genius is childhood recovered. and this is then eisenhower. and it comes in various things that he says throughout his life. so, that became this "a" point. >> in his last speech i guess when he went -- >> yeah, it's so touching. tell them. >> but he came back -- and i can't quote it. >> to abilene. >> and said, kind of, it's amazing that a barefoot boy could have his life -- have this incredible life. but he wasn't beating his chest and saying -- >> no. >> -- hey, look at me. he was, like, going back to his childhood and saying, man, what an incredible experience i've had. and -- but all through it, all through it, i came back here because this is where i'm from. a barefoot boy. >> do you have the quote? >> yeah. the only quote i have is from the address where he says i come from -- >> colonel can quote it. >> you are th

as captain frank said, i started out in the program in 1977, so it has been awhile since i haven't been used. we have taken some of the kids out either through my vote, and i can't tell you of the magic that happens when a kid catches fish. it works on both sides. i also want to speak to the fact that my department did a very unique program this year where we took a bunch chicana and got various city agencies involved. from that, we have so many from the guidance center that are working in our department. currently, and the coordinator for alternative recreation. wilderness programs, fishing programs. we did a unique partnership of the fishing program where we took the kids fishing and they went and cook it for their parents. without these partnerships, i can't do what i do. we need to keep them going and hopefully the chief, the general manager, not only will they be strengthened, it will be much better for everybody in the city. >> my name is emily, i have a fifth grader. i think that when officer rivera came to tinto island, we learned a lot more. [applause] >> my class went on a tri

. >> reporter: frank said his group has already raised $10,000 and has between three to five thousandignatures so far. >> i have hated her since the school board. >> reporter: castro said that proves the support goes beyond frustration with her handling of occupy oakland. >> probably the biggest issue that's on people's minds right now is public safety. there are a number of people in oakland that are upset with her vague 100 block plan. >> reporter: supporters say a councilmember and former mayoral candidate have already lined up to run against the mayor if there is a election and organizers say all the money raised here tonight will go toward polling, more yard signs like this and more campaign style mailers all to defend the mayor. live in oakland. >> the battle over a proposed sales tax increase in alameda going to court. opponents want it pulled from the june ballot after the city clerk said there was a one day delay for submitting their ballot argument. officials say their deadline to submit was thursday march 15th. opponents say the website listed it as friday march 16th. the i

. >> reporter: frank said his group has already raised $10,000 and has between three to five thousandignatures so far. >> i have hated her since the school board. >> reporter: castro said that proves the support goes beyond frustration with her handling of occupy oakland. >> probably the biggest issue that's on people's minds right now is public safety. there are a number of people in oakland that are upset with her vague 100 block plan. >> reporter: supporters say a councilmember and former mayoral candidate have already lined up to run against the mayor if there is a election and organizers say all the money raised here tonight will go toward polling, more yard signs like this and more campaign style mailers all to defend the mayor. live in oakland. >> the battle over a proposed sales tax increase in alameda going to court. opponents want it pulled from the june ballot after the city clerk said there was a one day delay for submitting their ballot argument. officials say their deadline to submit was thursday march 15th. opponents say the website listed it as friday march 16th. the i

and after four hours of work, or so, came up and said, "frank, this is a ponzi scheme." said, "harry, that's a strong word." and harry says, "look at this. the market goes down. he... he's not hurt at all. he produces 1%. market goes up, he produces 1%." >> smith: to be fair, he did report a few bad months here and there. >> sure. harry looked at that later on over the years, and told me that, basically, a baseball player would have to be hitting .925 straight for ten years in a row. would you want to bet on a player like that, that he wasn't doing something illegal? >> smith: in may, 2000, harry markopolos contacted the sec for the first time, submitting an eight-page memo. frank casey, meanwhile, flew to meet with de la villehuchet at his new york office. >> i said, "what happens if you've got all your eggs with bernie, and he is a fraud?" and thierry says, "he can't be. i've got all my money with him. i've got most of my family's money with him. i've got... almost every royal family that i know has got money with him." so he says, "we really have done our work, frank.

it was a plan designed barney frank said affordable housing put people in homes that don couldn't afford them. andrew cuomo forced lending institutions to make these mortgag mortgages. the lending insurance taugss are holding worthless paper they come up with ways to turn the paper into creating mortgage backed securities for budget dupes down the line. that kept happening until there was nobody left to buy them. the whole thing blah up and it is where we are. wall street had nothing to do with it. wall street tricked people into coming in and getting these loans. they were told. they were ordered by the government to make these loans in fairness stop red lining. liberalism was given every problem we are facing in this country without exception. weather liberals are dumb and stupid or whether it was purposef purposeful test happening we are doubling down on it three years. there are 2 and a half million viewer jobs in america than there were when obama was i am mac lated thr flewer jobs, the universe for which we create the percentage has slunk. the real unemployment rate two people said

frank said earlier he wanted to adopt one. >>> theyre very cute. >>> is national puppy day today in greekependence day for a

so you know my guys said new mark knight franks said the best real estate broker in new york is now, it's me because i know the head of all these guys, all these banks and they're going to do business with me. >> can you keep the employees? as grub and ellis went bankrupt, i have to believe some the hitters left. >> a bunch of hitters already left. when you buy something out of bankruptcy, the price will be lower. we are an infrastructure firm. grub and ellis, we're going to build it up and buy it right. >> now, howard, you have a huge business in europe, both opportunities because the big banks out there have really dropped back but also the fact is that things are weak. they trade a lot of government debt over there. i have to believe they have a lot of stuff for sale. is europe a place that you are looking for as opportunity? would you look to be smaller in europe? 46% of the revenue. >> you got to love europe. remember you read the newspaper -- >> no one else does so you have to be careful. >> greece is in crisis. we like crisis. if greece was lovely, no one would be trading gree

in this derivatives market, congress and dodd-frank said that the big dealers like goldman must abide by business conduct rules of good faith and fair dealing. unfortunately in the implementation process goldman and the trade association for wall street have watered this down so their that their customers can sign standardized documents that wave their right to good faith and fair dealing. the american people, really, this has been a catastrophe for the american people. they've had to bail these companies out. this kind of conduct leads to further systemic risk and unless the american public and most especially our prosecutors, the justice department get on top of these issues we're going to destroy our economy again. >> woodruff: do you see it as a catastrophe mr. greenberger is describing? >> well, we certainly have just been through a financial catastrophe but the real question is what do we do about it? wall street serves an essential economic purpose. it helps to allocate capital. when a company needs to raise money, to expand their business they go to the financial markets to ge

with riches or is license to fight he has fourteen days to appeal the decision and the promoter frank warren said that that would come under consideration. now russia's freestyle wrestlers a finished top of the medals table at the european championships in serbia it's the perfect preparation for the london olympics later this year some of the most prominent members of team russia have traditionally come from the republic of pakistan from across europe now looks at the region as a limp it past present and future. it was a back up who paved the way to olympic glory for the rest of the good stand by winning in one thousand seventy two munich games he's now sixty six years old but the title of republics olympic champion continues to bring in joy as he's happy to share the experience with the next generation of a million cannot find a happy olympic champion and you know why i did what i could for my model and have so why to this age without doing harm to anyone. else to him had lived sixty three years i'm sixty six so i be displeased with life i have four sons and that's my greatest legacy since. deca

frank hall said he comforted students as they were dying. >> i don't know why this happened. i only wish i could have done more. i'm not a hero. just a football coach and a study hall teacher. >> t.j. lane has been charged with three juvenile counts of aggravated murder. he could still be charged as an adult. >>> school officials in loudoun county are thanking a middle school student and his mother for speaking up. the student told his mom that he saw another student post comments about planning a violent act at simpson middle school. that mother called school officials on tuesday night. the student who posted the comments is now getting psychiatric help. at this time he's not facing criminal charges. >>> new details in the case of former penn state coach jerry sandusky. prosecutors released a document saying sandusky scheduly abused boys ranging -- sexually abused boys ranging from 8 to 17 over a 14-year period. the incidents allegedly happened in the home on the penn -- home, on the penn stated campus, and on the road during bowl games. sandusky is waiting his trial to begi

i sat down and talked to frank. i said frank, look, to start all over would be impossible. you could never do it. he said i can't do that. and so what we wound up doing was parting company. he wound up doing forebuilding for us, beautifully which i'm sure we'll talk b and we wound up using shop architect, the wonderful thing is we have remained very good friends. and one thing i have to say about what frank did, what frank actually designed is not much more expensive or more expensive than another architect. >> rose: is that true of most of quote star architects, that what they design is not that much more expensive than what any good architect would design. >> well, the ones i've worked w that is true. renzo of "the new york times" b i would say that building was not significantly, not substantially more expensive. 8th spruce street which frank designed, not much more expensive. hugh hardy, a very good local architect, design architect, cause lot of work with us. not more expensive. you have to be very efficient. i think we built close to 40, believe it or not, buildings gr

frank when you said live from new york i was expecting you to say its saturday nights.its i was waiting for it even do it. good morning will talk to to the passenger's that subdued the troubled jet blue pilot. what happens when they have to apply is suddenly on fit to fly. the source of those stories and more when we see you. started 7:00 have a great show. it's time now 651 the big apple is taking a bite. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,news will take over the offensive in a surging colorado wildfire. they come to the mountains and alec coppola's dad 28 structures are burned down so far 900 homes are to evacuate residents another 6500 homes will be ready to get out in messier's now say sierra lamar was likely taken against her well in mackovic down in morgan hill were volunteers began another day of searching about an hour from now and good morning. >>> good morning this is possible dead to left voluntarily but is now be held against her well the search was started in elementary 8 this morning here in morgan hill here is a picture again this scene year-old steer lamar has been m

democratic congressman barney frank said he's frustrated because the public no longer tolerates deal-making. retiring congressman dan warren tells politico, quote, i'm used to being a player, you want to get things done for your constituents. why are you doing this? for some lifers, the job just isn't as prestigious as it used to be. >>> plus these days, nobody likes them very much. they can't earmark money for constituents. they need to maintain residences in two cities. fund-raising is a headache, and a lot of perks have disappeared, thanks to those pesky ethics laws. ah. and their pay has frozen for three years at $174,000 a year. they work about half a year. not quite a hardship for millions of other americans who deal with extended high unemployment, soaring gas prices, plummeting house prices, you want more? others cite the constant media presence. they worry about having any little thing they say or do splashed 09 internet. would you want to be a member of congress? some of them say the job sucks. go to cnn.com/caffertyfile and post a comment on my blog, or go to our post on "the sit

they joined a wave of national malaise to remember the death of the don martin some of those said frank costa were were he's like martin did as they called for the rest of george zimmerman is a man who is a florida man who claims he shot the 17 year-old in self-defense exactly one month ago today. duckweeds every community needs to stand up a special in oakland because of like this has happened for example the oscar grant case. stuff like this happen the city of oakland. zimmerman has not been arrested because of a florida law that allows the use of deadly force in self-defense. >>> campaign 2012 republican frontrunners held the bay area is good to them could them financially especially irani held a fund-raising dinner tonight in redwood city while on thursday rig santorum will hold an event and alamo all as well as visiting the jelly belly factory shows us many in the bay area are writing checks. deadweight that is what former government army is hoping to get the some hotel and its fund- raising dinners range across my thousand $25,000 there are protesters here is not about 75 and they

frank. it was said that his face was that of an overgrown fire boy but terribly wise and innocent. the dappled sunlight seemed invoktive of that. frank and robert, frank was always laboring in his older brother's shadow. they were not only world as part in what they did but also their personalities. oppenheimer is adolescent. he had seen psychiatrists for depression and once contemplated suicide. he wrote frank that he found earnest unbelievable vitality and love of life. his friends most endearing trait. his interest was so primarily active and instrumental and mine just the opposite. the two men quickly became close friends. while still bachelors living at the faculty club, lawrence and oppenheimer double dated together, spending thanks givings ato sem ti and going horse back riding on weekends around the berkeley hills. next one, please. you have oppenheimer with his lean at the camera sort of a scance, almost enigmatic as it were. and you have lawrence looking straight on into the camera. there he is. nothing hidden. and just from the book as well. oppenheimer originally thought

if i said to frank or my son, do you know that you do that? they would be astonished. process different for you for writing music that comes out of a romantic place converses music that comes out of a political, social, economic place? you are a very outspoken in your beliefs. does it require tapping into a different place? >> it does. that is a great question, actually. i like to talk about the process. what happens for me, at different songs get different -- it written in different manners. there are fingerpointing songs, which is a great expression. songs like that, like "take off your shoes." it is supposed to be the holy spirit talking to the pope. i would think to myself, i really want to write a song about that. with a love song, a character song, a couple of characters appeared in my mind. with the romantic songs and the character songs, i am sorry i am taking so long to answer this question. some markets mistakenly described the process that they are channeling something or someone. identify with what they are feeling, but i do not agree. it is this of conscio

he said that frank gary's design looked like old homages to marks and lennon. she said the columns look like missile silos and the holocaust survivors say the planned tapestries look like defenses of hitler's death camps. they have their unqualified support. the scca international wants to find homes for five mind- detection -- mean-detection dogs from iraq. they in sterling. they were born and trained in texas and have been in the war zone for six to eight years now. they worked for a private contractor and they worked with iraqis. iraqis don't consider them pets so they didn't want to keep them. >> there is no way to pinpoint how many lives those dogs probably saved and up doubtedly they have. for the service they provided americans, it's only fair fair that they get the royal treatment. >> the extensive military training dogs require adjustments for the new home and new families. one dog has been adopted by a family in california. >>> >>> the caps continue to battle for the play-off spot. dave feldman is live at the verizon center with the sports edge. labore

frank said -- a leisure cummings of maryland cummings -- -- elijiaah of maryland said this -- guest:e have been through a five-year, epic housing crisis. it is showing some signs of stability but we are still experiencing enormous numbers of foreclosures. housing prices continue to fall. really what is happening is people are trying to urge fannie mae and freddie mac to allow those homeowners who carry mortgages that they have financed to take the mortgage value down to reduce the amount of the principal outstanding so as to make it easier for them to pay off the loan. now, this is a kind of loan modification. this is called a principal write-down or principal forgiveness. there are other modifications that work very well that fannie mae and freddie mac have been doing. you have these two sides, one side saying do the principal forgiveness, and on the other side you have people saying what about the taxpayer losses that will be associated with this principle write-downs? so that is the battle going on here. you obviously have people -- everyone is interested in the housing market com

this lake my a temper because i'm a very pointed person determined to get the job done and said insensitive. frankgh anne spa and in some time ago i started to recognize that was also the good counseling is a said yesterday in the courts for mime concern invests and in your shoes that i think needed attention. >>> that was a share of the mayor at least spoke about a half-hour later saying the public officials must be held the highest legal and ethical standards. >>> as you know i've taken great care to respect the legal process and integrity of the criminal justice proceedings and that these pcs have included that i now must fulfil my obligations as mayor. and i do selenide understanding of the seriousness and gravity of the situation. i have carefully reviewed the city's charter conducted my own view of the evidence and consulted legal counsel. nelson met with sara lee yesterday to campaign the opportunity to resign. i informed him of my intent to fulfill my duties pursuant to the charter and move to suspend and remove him from official from the office for official misconduct. he is chosen not to

frank said -- host: next up it's a call from houston, texas. it's a call from open phones. how are you doing? caller: good morning. how are you? host: i'm doing well. caller: i want to make a comment. hopefully i won't go to jail again. host: does that mean cutting you off? caller: sometimes when i call your show i have a few problems but i'm not going to dwell on that, because god is good. but i see gas prices and the arabs are about to get their $150 barrel oil. i don't know why y'all pretending we use a lot of oil. our oil consumption is down since y'all said we were addicted to oil, but somehow more than $they give me a discount. i love the, but to move on me just being against wealthy pee, just like my pastor says, we're not against wealthy people. we're against people who got illened got game. how you can not the theing with -- selling stuff. and last point on the keystone pipeline, 25,000 jobs? come on, republicans. 25,000 jobs? if we do our own oil share and produce our own gas and open those refineries up, down there, we would have all the jobs we want. host: thank

general rid said frank gehry has made himself available to us for quite a few times. i'd like to point out for the record that each time we've been approached for this we've been given one-week notice to get all four grandchildren together to california or in the case of the other two defaulting to our judgment, the two of us, and we also have very busy schedules, but i would like to answer the question that was put to the table which i don't believe was properly answered, and the question is there anything salvageable from the gehry design? the question, at least in your minds, the family's mind, the biggest problem is probably not only the narrative which we feel is incorrect but from a design -- sheer design point of view the scrimges, if you remove the scrimge sze you don't have a whole lot left. you have a little boy sitting on a ledge looking at two relief. simply the narrative is not correct. from a physical point of view, if you take away the scrimges, the design is gone, and i think that answers the question. >> thank you, miss eisenhower. >> we'll try to go