lloyd's bail. (judge freeman) i've just been told lloyd wilkes' bail was posted by his son ten minutes ago. he'll be back on the street by dinner. i'm not sure there's anything we can do t i think there is. i pulled the filings on his divorce. his wife charged he physically abused her. why didn't you bring up this serious matter at his arraignment? it wasn't relevant. if you file an application to reconsider the bail amount, i'll raise it. and mr. wilkes will stay where he is. ur honor, mr. wilkes' lawyer will see this for what it is. a dodge to keep her client locked up. she'll have a writ of habeas corpus in front of you within the hour. and i'll deny her writ. then she'll walk it over to the appellate term where i have no doubt it will be granted. don't be so sure, mr. carver. roland thibodeaux was one of their own. you discussed this with them? war on the judiciary. who knows how many others are in this conspiracy with him? we won't be sitting ducks. to suspend his right of habeas corpus? get o

to jack up the price they're manipulating the price of lloyd's number one number two the number that i was born uses as the break even number is pulled out of his bottom it has no relation on the actual cost it's not adjusted for for example inflation is not adjusted for the amount of money that savers have had to just scorch to keep this zombie banks afloat that's number two but the list goes on and on and on these four banking apocalyptic money centers in the u.k. are being kowtow to and it pieced and for that to the ruination of this economy yes ok so you bring up this breakeven point. and this article in the b.b.c. talks about it because this morning the shares are at over seventy six cents and that is well above the price of sixty one p. that chancellor george osborne regards as the breakeven level so he has his own break even level which is a lot lower than what the real fact is because the government actually bought the shares at an average price of seventy three point six p. during lloyd's twenty point three billion pound bellow at the height of the financial crisis but the a

or barclays or a lloyds is. when they get in trouble all or if they suddenly find themselves without capital or deposits they run to the bank of england and the bank of england gives them money half a percent or near zero percent there's an unholy alliance if you will between the bank of england and the too big to fail banks there's a there's a few ways that the banks can avoid being held accountable and they've done a fantastic job in avoiding being held accountable it just b.c. of course was caught laundering drug cartel money they paid a small fine banks have been caught mis selling products involved in fraud involving scandal there doesn't seem to be any legal framework in place at all that banks have to adhere to there are no laws that apply to banks at all your thoughts in britain i think we're a society that believes in fairness and the problem with the banking system is the people in charge the banks people be responsible for money have not been treated equally with anybody else if. those of us who've be

which now we're celebrating because the government owns lloyds as well. another word for that is ponzi scheme and just like bernie madoff ponzi scheme or you call it a straw man is buying the shares in this case the straw man being osborne he's buying his own share same thing in the bank of england they issue bonds if they themselves by back in the open market so that is a classic definition of a ponzi scheme they're inflating this enormous real estate share bubble the thing that got them into trouble in two thousand and eight instead of reforming the banks they simply attempt and have succeeded so far in blowing a bigger bubble if they wanted to increase the wages of people in the u.k. they could do one very simple thing. increase the wages of people in the u.k. simply double the minimum wage you don't have to go through the machinations of manipulations through the bank of england pay some foreign hockey puck damage to the brain mark carney to come in there and spill a lot allies on the b.b. say and take a lot of money that is going to distribute those

adam cole at rbc. >>> more thoughts from lloyds bank, rather than lloyds of london.set timetable for the return of lloyds to the private sector and no target share price for lloyds either to return to the private sector. so we will have to get -- helia is with us. the stock is doing pretty well today on the back of what we already heard. >> the stock has been doing very well overall. remember the break even price for the government is 61 p. so people have been talking about the government -- people have been talking about above 70 or even placed to 70 being a very good place for the government to start the privatization process. and everyone has been waiting with kind of bated breath, are they going to do it now or wait until september? and i think the problem with september is people were worried, we have a rights issue coming with barclays, we have tsb potentially having an ipo, is there going to be too much competition. let's face it, investors aren't that excited about bank stocks. not that kind of appetite around them. so they're thinking should we go early? but

, frank lloyd wright but his homes aren't just museums. right now 19 of them are on the housing market. as dean reynold reports, some are easier to look at than live in. >> the wood never gets wet. >> reporter: this is the third summer that juan and claire montenegro are trying to sell their illinois home. >> are these the original floors. >> from here back to the end of the gyneing room they are the original floors. >> for 20 years they've loved it here, inside and out. >> you have to keep it brownish? >> yeah, we wouldn't think of going to any other color. >> reporter: that's because this is a frank lloyd wright house. with its wide open spaces, its use of natural colors, lots of natural light, and signature windows. these homes are iconic so you don't mess with them. >> i think it's beautiful the way that it is and i wouldn't want to change a thing. >> reporter: you can alter the back or sides of a frank lloyd wright house but not the front, unless you want enraged preservationists showing up on your doorstep. these homes draw special b

>> yeah. >> reporter: that's because this is a frank lloyd wright house.ts wide open space, its use of natural colors, lots of natural light, and signature windows. these homes are iconic, so you don't mess with them. >> i think it's beautiful the way it is, but you don't want to change a thing. >> reporter: you can alter the backs or sides of a frank lloyd wright house, but not the front unless you want enraged preservationists showing up on your doorstep. they bring on special buyers but they're not always an easy sell. >> i think frank lloyd wright owners make the mistake of selling too high and we were guilty of that. there is a certain segment of people that love these homes. it is a house to be lived in. it's not a museum. >> reporter: no, it is not, but it is a magnet for visitors. >> we've had people from as far away as japan and italy. it's just been really fun talking to them. >> reporter: there's also a 1987 wright house for sale two blocks from president obama's home in chicago. it can be had for $2.4 million. and there's this one from 1892 als

. >> in february of 1986, lloyd lacuesta traveled there for this look at the campaign and the upcoming vote. >> reporter: it is a country of beauty. a nation of some 7,000 islands, between the south china sea and pacific ocean. english is the common language in a very americanized philippines. it is the heritage of 48 years of american colonial rule. the philippines is the fourth largest english speaking nation in the world and it is the largest roman catholic country in asian. 300 years of spanish rule catholozised the philippines. fortunately most in the rural areas can still live off the land. but unemployment throughout the country ranges from 26 to 40%. the modern steel and glass, if wall street of southeast asian masked the fact that the philippines has an increasing negative growth rate. investment is dropping, an estimated 11,000 a year are leaving the country a year. >> i'm really so encouraged by the response of the community. >> reporter: for the first time in 20 years, there's a true political campaign for the philippine presidency. ferdinand marcos has remained entrenched

expwhro ring me now from france is lloyd scoastled an activist who oppose s circumcise.ircumcision. >> you tried to get it on a ballot in san francisco. you want circumcision banned in the bay area, why is this such an issue for you? >> baby boys die from routine circumcision. there are a whole lot of bad effects, not a lot of good effects, the only thing circumcision does is interferes with sex, it interferes with cleanliness. we did get on the ballot, we collected 70% more of the signatures that we needed to get on the ballot in the sa city and county of san francisco. we got on the ballot to limit circumcision to what was medically necessary. a number of our opponents had us pulled off the ballot on a technicality so citizens of san francisco would not get to vote. >> we'll approach that but it is not that simple. people with religious concerns, muslims, jews, something that's traditional and they would want to do. i've been when you talk about human rights and the suffering, deaths are very rare, infections are rea rare and i've seen kids circumcised and they were fi

to jack up the price they're manipulating the price of lloyd's number one number two the number that oz born uses as the break even number is pulled out of his bottom it has no relation on the actual cost it's not adjusted for for example inflation it's not adjusted for the amount of money that savers have had to just scorch to keep this zombie banks afloat that's number two but the.

performing incantations and attempting to raise the ghost of some dead king here you have jamie dimon lloyd blankfein and all the u.k. banks of london over a cauldron of derivatives trying to raise the spirit of some animal spirits to try to justify how they've been defrauding the public on a minute by minute basis well in france remember there were riots a few years ago what sarkozy said reason to get the record high that's the blast away those the bad guys from the system the troublemakers well here we see this thing that has happened over and over every time they commit fraud every time some of their white white wet wipes you know wrapped in wrapping the turds of their financial derivatives get found out they get deferred prosecution agreements they don't get blasted away and instead we get this giant fat bird builds up because their wet wipes of these derivatives that surround the excrement. they attract all the fraud to it it tracks everything it tracks the good money and the good savings actually in the world economy too and it builds up into a giant fat berg

lloyd aaron hernandez entering a plea of not guilty to six charges. his life is turned around, last summer the patriots signed him to a multiyear $40 million contract which has been voided. coming up at 7:00, stick around. the latest on the game, and the forecast a straight ahead. >> following breaking and howard county. an accident involving multiple vehicles. the sky team 11, what is the latest? >> this is route 70. police investigate a crash involving several vehicles. untilund 70 is shut down they are able to get vehicles out of the roadway. traffic is backed up. it is going to be slow going. >> a 20% chance of a storm tomorrow. it clears up, and a spectacular weekend is waiting for us. the humidity level is down to comfort levels. >> but it looks good for tonight. joining us. for >> we will see you back here at 11:00.

talking about parasites tapeworms they burrow into the system and in the case of jamie diamond or lloyd blankfein or warren buffet they leech out vital new trends and they kill the host some parasites are vital in the gut as part of the ecosystem of one's intestines when these parasites grow to these enormous sizes whether it's a six inch long taper on your brain that has to be pulled up through your nose as i believe the doctors in china did or they went in there what they surgical equipment or a sixty foot long anaconda tapeworm like jamie dimon who's lodged up to strange thing of america's financial system leeching out the vital nutrients or in this case cash leaving the economy in places like detroit to die remember jamie and his collateralized debt obligations and his financial position in securitization cause detroit goldman sachs with their parking or diamond is parking of where ows is aluminum or house right next door to detroit there that's a tape warm that's a leech leaching out the vital economic essence for making that town collapse in closing he they call their the parasite

lloyd's body was found on june 17th near hernandez's home. an attorney representing san diego's mayor says the city should foot the bill to defend bob filner against a sexual harassment lawsuit because he never received state-required sexual harassment training. filner's lawyer made the arguments in a letter to city council on monday-- one day before the council voted to deny filner funds for his legal defense. filner's former communications director is suing the mayor and the city-- alleging the mayor made unwanted sexual advances. san diego's city council has made it clear they want to have no part in the legal dealings of the mayor, and they are urging filner to resign. we will break down the forecast and led general with the warmer weather is returning. after the break. time now is 422. good morning things for which the upper stand up with a kron4 morning news. to develop and carry temperatures for today. sixties for the coast. expect a brief fog and plenty of sunshine to go round. temperatures will be a little bit warmer as we head into

so it keeps on building up and including lloyd's paid one hundred million pound fine to the production regulation authority for undisclosed matters like a big fat burger and the center of their financial system but yet all four of the big banks in the u.k. are going to be bailed out again because of all the. current criminality that they've been participating in and at the same time interest rates are rising so they won't be able to roll over their financing their to keep themselves as solvent there's going to be an insolvency problem again and they're going to be not there it won't be the money printing that we saw in two thousand and two thousand on there will be balance people's bank accounts here in the u.k. i'll bet you that within twenty four months you will see bank accounts in the u.k. being seized by the government as that attempt to keep these banks that are insolvent to keep them safe. holland and you know relating it to these other stories is you've got a thirty three thousand pound you know fat burger fraud here and there keep on putting out with a little bit fire extingui

the body of 27-year-old odin lloyd was discovered on june 17th. his mother and numerous other relatives wore pins today in his memory. >> i don't think happy is the right word. this was a very grave case. my heart goes out to the lloyd family. i just met with somewhere around 10 of his family members. this is a grim profession. >> an attorney representing hernandez insisted he's innocent today. >> there has been an incredible rush to judgment in this case. it has been based on innuendo, misrepresentation of facts, hearsay and opinion has been represented as fact and as evidence, and it is not. >> also indicted today, earnest wallace, 47 years old, for accessory after the fact of first-degree murder, and a cousin from hernandez's hometown of bristol, connecticut, was indicted, 37-year-old tanya singleton for refusing to testify before the grand jury. shep? >> shepard: molly, there may be several important players in this case. from friends of aaron hernandez to his relatives. today on studio b, the criminal defense attorney heather hanson explained

the center of a murder investigation after the brutal execution-style killing of his friend, odin lloyd june. he was arrested, and held without bail in solitary confinement. if hernandez ultimately goes to prison, it is possible he may serve his time in solitary. one reason, his high profile career could cause him to be a target. but that is not all. police say this case may shed light on other unsolved crimes. detectives are investigating if hernandez had a role in a shooting death two years ago. meanwhile, charges are being filed against two other men that prosecutors believe were with hernandez the night lloyd was shot. one of them named hernandez in court papers as the alleged trigger puller. his case could have far-reaching effects for the business of football. the nfl association is putting pressure on the patriots to pay hernandez $82,000 that they claim he still owes him. the first of what will surely be many contract battles. meanwhile, there are unanswered questions. did hernandez have a history of violence off the field dating back to his days at the university of florida? do

lloyd was dating the sister of hernandez' girlfriend.nandez pleaded not guilty to murder and gun charges in june and is being held without bail. police have yet to find a murder weapon. hernandez' attorneys are confident they can clear their clients name, saying the case is circumstantial. >> dodgers pitcher took his pitching to the top of the fourth inning. kershaw singles, puig makes his way home. kershaw gets the ground ball, which gets him the double play. in the bottom of the sixth, it was the same story. 4-3 double play. kershaw 1. e.r.a. former closer brian wilson pitched a scoreless night, l.a. beats the marlins 6-0. >> rain in the bronx delayed yankees-blue jays. davis appears to catch wells drooping liner, bobbles, then throws to kawasaki who tags everybody. the umpires rule davis trapped the ball. the yankees take the lead on a play that the crew chief later admit was a blown call. yankees have the bases stuffed in the sixth. there is no controversy about the two-run single. yankees win their fifth in a row and are three and a

hernandez has been charged with murder in lloyd's death and has pleaded not guilty. >>> for the first time we are hearing the frantic 911 calls the minute after a fire claimed the lives af bride and four members of her bridal party. the fire was an accident caused by mechanical problems. >> get out, get out, get out. >> the driver of the limo will not face any criminal charges but is being fined $1,500 for having too many passengers in the vehicle. >>> a judge ruled new york city stop and frisk policy is controversial. it won't stop detroit. the policy let's officers stop and search people if they have a reasonable suspicion of either committing a crime or the suspect is about to commit a crime. >> critics say it unfairly targets minorities. detroit police department says it is not racial profiling just officers doing good constitutional police work. new york city is appealing the judge's ruling. >> bad news for job seekers. unemployment rate rose in most states last month. we have a live report on that and all of your other top business story res. >> unemployment is up in washington,

lloyds probably got on to a premium. i look around the rest of the uk banking sector. >> as i say, stay off banks, we'll come on to that in a few moments as well. we'll come more and talk about the banking sector. interesting thing here, a couple of things have come out, which i thought was interesting, hsbc, there was a theme here. hsbc talked about weakness in china and elsewhere hurting them. diageo talked about that and was key to emphasize america. is there a sense that some of those stocks that had -- we were buying because they had emerging market growth have suffered slightly? >> chinese economy has gone through a massive change at the moment and will continue to go through a massive change. they have got to make this transition from a very construction, infrastructure led economy to more consumer based economy. and that will not be frictionless. that will be bumps along the way. i'm not saying they can't do it, but will not be frictionless. the chinese have to get much more engaged with the economy. and they'll

hernandez is accused of killing odin lloyd in june.ernandez orchestrated the murder because he was upset that lloyd was talking to people hernandez disliked at a nightclub. >>> baseball star ryan braun be is admitting he used performance enhancing drugs. he accepted a 65 game suspension a month ago. last night braun apologized to teammates fans and the commissioner. i have disappointed the people closest to me. braun failed a drug test in 2011 but maintained his innocence and avoided suspension by winning an appeal. the next day he said he was vind dated and publicly questioned the sample collector's methods. that sample collector was -- received an apology from braun. despite the admission braun did not say what banned substances he took or where he got them. >>> the pittsburgh pirates are closing in on their first winning season since 1992. in the second inning against san francisco derek jones smashes a home run into the waters of mccovey cove to give the pirates a 2-0 lead. later jordy mercer goes deep. the pirates beat the giants

shares in lloyds moving higher this morning up 3.7%. partner and ceo of market strategies, what do you think of that plan. >> for shareholders it's back to a bonanza, really. most banks have been guiding for higher payout ratios from 2014 onwards. we're going to be hearing from hsbc in the next few minutes. they'll be in the 40% to 60% range. lloyds pushing away head at 70% indicates a bank that has the wind behind it. well capitalized. most of its bank feels now under some sense of control. large market share. certainly their operating margin is improving. i think they have a good, solid three-year plan. whether it's appropriate for them to be paying out such a high ratio -- >> i was going to say, is that what investors are going to want, 70% paid out? >> it feels an aggressive target particularly as we're only just coming through. memories are still very raw about undercapitalization of banks. one would sense that -- >> particularly in certain -- bank of england. >> absolutely. one feels at this stage a payout ratio as high as 70% is

remember, jogger found the body of odin lloyd. another friend told prosecutors he heard hernandez admit he pulled the trigger. and footage shows hernandez holding a gun. this particular shooting may be just one of his now mounting worries. mollie line is live outside the courthouse in attleborough, massachusetts. >> reporter: aaron hernandez entered court today before a packed house full of journalists, also with the family members of the man that he's allegedly accused of killing odin lloyd after the prosecution announced the price told county grand jury came down with this multicount indictment. the defense raised a number of concerns keeg in on two issue, motions related to serious prosecutorial misconduct and status of a gag order put in place by the initial judge. odin family members have a strong showing in court. they were wearing ppis saying legends never die rest easy big o with his bitter date being this year. the arraignment date for this indictment that was happeneded down as yet to be officially set. the lawyers will

experts say, if lloyd had information about that boston shooting last year, which some reports suggeste did, prosecutors would want to know. two of hernandez's associates also face charges in this case. no word just yet if additional charges will be filed against a female cousin of hernandez and his fiancee, who investigators say have both made overt attempts to hinder this investigation. >> thank you for that, linsey. >>> we have an incredible story next about strength and survival. a young girl from arkansas battling a brain infection. the disease extremely rare and almost always fatal. only two people have ever survived it. but this morning, it looks like she may be the third. kali hardig hasn't just beaten the odds. this morning, it appears she's rewritten them. >> kali looked at me. and she goes, in that sweet little voice, hi, momma. and it was the most beautiful words i've ever heard. i mean, tears just started streaming down my face. >> reporter: the 12-year-old arkansas girl was raced to the hospital last month after contracting a rare meningitis caused by a brain-eating amoeb

lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtr

huge demand for their property so with this in mind i would look at this headline no rush to sell lloyd's shares as bank returns to profit u.k. taxpayer now is thirty nine percent of lloyds max and the shares are booming shares left as it was announced it made.

up to three hundred thousand euros or prison time of up to three years the most liberal anti-piracy lloyd is believed to be in the netherlands torrent websites are technically outlawed but still downloading counted for noncommercial use is not illegal uploading it means breaking the law and possible prosecution japan adopted its anti-piracy law last year and it was immediately branded as draconian quite understandably some may say because. violating it would lend you a fine of one million yen that's roughly ten thousand dollars and a two year prison term often violated punished with both it's worth mentioning that none of the above mentioned countries have registered an increase in purchases of legal content since adopting these laws how the new legislation works in russia which stands in between not only geographically but in terms of the law strictness but has a far more serious piracy issue will become clear very soon meanwhile on the website right now at r.t. dot com four million bucks that's what if you are a student gets the cops forget about him in a jail cell for five days without

talking about parasites tapeworms they burrow into the system and in the case of jamie diamond or lloydblankfein or warren buffett they leads out vital nutrients and they kill the host some parasites are vital in the gut as part of the ecosystem of one's intestines when these parasites grow to these enormous sizes whether it's a six inch long tapeworm in your brain that has to be pulled out through your nose as i believe the doctors in china did or they went in there what they surgical equipment or a sixty foot long anaconda tape worm like jamie diamond who's lodged up the strange thing of america's financial system leeching out the vital nutrients or in this case can leave in the economy in places like detroit to dive. now the news in brief this on vodkas of the ousted egyptian president mohamed morsi say they now expect a massacre of the choosing to ignore the bomb in cairo say tens police have been ordered to put an end to the protests with the military bang to store his calling them a threat to national security the country remains on the brink of chaos with clinchers over the weeke