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tall statue of joe paterno that stet outside the football stadium covered with the tar before workers used jackhammers and forklift to remove it and put in storage. >>> i'm saddened today >>> i see why there's a lot of problems around the statue >>> on monday morning that hammer will come down on the university the ncaa will send down what cbs has learned are unprecedented penalties >>> penn state will not have shows football programs suspended, but when these issues are said and done penn state will wish they had the " death penalty " that is how severe i'm told they're going to be. a report found the leg and head coach and other officials covered up sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky as penn state fans and students watch the removal of the statute some hope the ncaa will go easy on the school. paterno died six months ago the university presidents at this time will stay on the university library because it represents his contributions to academic life that penn state. >>> semel of the olympic spirit has arrived final legs of the ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our

. >> in assessing a two stet -- two step process. i would like to fulfill the requests. thank you. >> i just have one thing to add. in the summary letter, one thing that was not included but we got a late distribution was a letter from moscow. -- boscow. we went to one of their meetings last week. they had asked bad back, as he was leaving office, to give some box on what had been accomplished and what they have, how they do that there way of life but it -- by the tet -- by the fed over the tenure. per acknowledgment was a very nice event >> the other communications -- event. the other communications items? >> sfgov.org -- items? >> other communications items? >> i want you to know that these kids they are probably 10 minutes in the good. if you do not mind, i would like to stand up and if you all could just say hello to them, all of the kids. >> hello. >> welcome. [applause] all right. but i just wanted to say thank you. as you know, they have a 10 minute the attention span. they wanted to come down here and see how a city hall works. they always ask about the drinking

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. >> help us break down the stet lment. who is the real winner here? is it the retailer?> unfortunately, it's not. the only winners are visa, mastercard and their banks. they have gotten a hall pass if this deal goes through. it's not a done deal. it's a proposal now. they have a hall pass to continue to raise their swipe fees without restraint and not have anybody be able to enforce the law against them. they have to be feeling good now. >> the swipe fee reduction is only for eight months. what could happen after that. it could go back up? >> i tell you, with the credit card companies, you always have to read the fine print. what you read this is remarkable. they are not even going to reduce the swipe fees for the eight months. what they are going to do is take the dollar value of that and roll it into the settlement. because there's nothing to change the structure of how they do things today, by the time the merchants actually get any of that money, swipe fees will have gone up by more than the amount of that money. merchants are going pay for this themselves. >>> the f

engineered and strategic, designed to be accretive, and it was well received on wall stet. both company's took went up significantly today. >> susie: we'll be talking more about that in our stoblg segment later in the program. tell us about all the clients you talked to, and the company ceos you talk to, what sectors do you think will so more of this kind of activity? >> there's no question, we've been saying it for some time, and it didn't come to pass. but health care. a lot of health care deals this year. a big one with wellpoint, and there's going to be more. it's a consequence of the environment in general, and the consequence of the new health care law which has been upheld. the message is get efficient and deliver costs on a unit basis and cheaper. one way is to consolidate. energy is very active and going to become much more active, and again, iit's sort of page 2 stuff. financial institutions, a whole reshapes of the financial institution industry. a loot of asset redeployment again. not elephant mergers of giant banks but getting in compliance with the volker conc

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we were paying money to wall stet before now we made sure they paid us back.nk when you combine those factors, i think he has a strong case to make. he's still facing the headwind of a struggling economy. but the question is is the economy getting better? the president can say things are getting better. >> sure. steve, even though we've been in there and done that, we thank you so much for joining us here >> you bet. >>> in me meantime, you all at home need to remember to answer tonight's question there at the bottom of the screen. and share your thoughts on twitter @edshow. we want to know what you think. there are five days remaining that could turn this year's election on its head. tomorrow is one of them. we'll tell you why. next. >>> coming up, we'll go live to ohio where president obama is set to address the crowd. >>> later, mitt romney's campaign is in such a disaster that even the right wing media has turned on him. sam stein will explain. >>> and comedian chris rock comes under fire for is a tweet on slavely on the fourth of july. we'll be right back

so i was stunned to hear about a piece of property in west los angeles, stet aside for this very purposeterans, for long-term housing. and it's real rattly across the street from the v.a. hospital. the story here actually dates back all the way to the 1880s. back then, the government wanted to create facilities for aging veterans of the civil war. so, former senator john p. jones and his friend, a glamorous heiress, decided to donate all of this land. now, back then, it was mostly ranchland. but today, just a few miles from the pacific ocean, it is some of the most valuable real estate in all of north america. >> it was solely an act of good will, an act of trying to take care of the veterans they had from the spanish american war and the civil war. karolina barry is descended from the heiress who made this gift. and is part of a lawsuit against the v.a., filed by the american civil libber tips union. the original deed includes a condition the land be used to establish and maintain a branch of a national home for disabled vets and a permanent home for thousands is exactly what it was. >>

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aren't these back flips and call stet nicks to make sure the law stood to make sure the mandate was constitutional? >> they appear that way. i won't say anything about justice roberts motives. but i disagree with this idea that somehow this upholds the principles of federalism. i find it to be unpersuasive because, as you were saying this says, look, if they tax you to excel you to do something the congress can do what it wants. i see this as a blow to liberty. if there was a long term strategy i don't see. i think they are reading it wrong. >> can you clear up the difference between -- see, we called it a penalty. we don't know -- there are those that just pay for this whole thing. then there are those that don't go into i. but this is a tax, too. can you distinguish between the two? >> nobody can. that's the problem. >> it has to be 2014 before we know what's in it. we have to pass it. >> this has gone through so many iterations where the obama administration said it wasn't a tax and then said before the supreme court it was a tax. you saw on the sunday talk shows a representative said it's not

step by step, this is just her learning to move in the wheelchair before she gets any sort of process steto maneuver herself from the bed to the wheelchair or to the bed to the toilet, to take care of her personal needs, as far as brushing her hair, her teeth, do do all those things and then she'll get the process stetices. >> it's been shocking for your family on every level including financial. prosthetic limbs. we just looked into what this is going to cost for you. your home renovation, you said about $200,000, medical transportation, you've gotten a bill for $32,000. insurance doesn't pay for all this, right? >> well, actually, you know, it's amazing. we just kind of put this at god's feet and somehow we had our prayers answered. i've got to tell you, there's been a lot of development in the last 24 hours on this. we actually had a call from the transportation company and they said the insurance company is covered completely all of the transportation costs. so that's one down. then we had a call from pulte homes yesterday and they stepped up, steven haines, their vice president over a

misconduct, with a series of insider trading convictions to his crit he has been called the sheriff of wall stet. he is also held linds of criminals to account from drug lords to crooked politicians and recently focused on the recent threat of cyber crime i am pleased to have him here at this table. i mention this because many of you probably saw this, this is time magazine's cover story from 2012, february 13th, called this man is busting wall street. are you busting wall street? >> first, it is great to be on the show, charlie. >> rose: thank you. >> , you know, we don't think of it as busting wall street, we think of holding people accountable who are engaging in misconduct whether that is on wall street or whether that is the stehouin albany or whether it is in, you know, city hall, we just convicted someone out of the southern district of new york today who was a former, who is a current city councilman in new york and the job of any prosecutor like it is for people in my office or any other office in the justice department or any other local prosecutors office is to hold people account who

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