korea cut rates china has been easing to offset tight liquidity conditions we'll talk to dr stephen leeb about the impact on commodity prices plus he'll weigh in on the big picture resource and energy issues you are not likely to hear about in the u.s. vice presidential debates tonight and christine lagarde head of the i.m.f. and waded into the eurozone bailout for a saying greece should be given an extra two years to meet its budget target. what's driving high level leaders elected or not to really make sure greece stays in the eurozone and continues to service the debt no matter the pain domestically will discuss and will we see criminal charges for actions surrounding j.p. morgan's multibillion dollar trading losses will deal book reports federal authorities are using taped phone calls to build criminal cases here is what jamie diamond said of the london whale trading losses yesterday. which we are sure will be with the courts and also that. really it doesn't cost us to subsidize a bank of your size running enormous risks and realizing huge losses whenever you feel like it we may have

trading range so it's low but it's within the range we've seen over the past eight years or so dr leeb what does that say about the u.s. dollar. it says that the dollar and the euro or both both basically very very weak currencies and it's sort of been a race to the bottom lately that europe is you're always been winning that race but it's only a matter of time i think before chairman bernanke he puts his foot on the pedal again and. three and i think more and if you would show and i do know that chart between the euro and the dollar and actually the euro i think is flat in the middle of its range which was what eighty to one sixty something like that so it really is indicative of currencies going nowhere but gold if you were to put gold up there over the last seven or eight years you just see you know basically a straight not nearly snap not completely straight up but you see an incredibly strong bull market and you know this is been the story of the you know since the beginning of this century real assets despite a lot of dips along the way and we're in the middle of a dip right now

politicians in washington who get have to contributions from these industries well joining me is stephen leeb chairman of lead capital management and author of the book red alert with talk of control of the world energy supplies on the sidelines of the oil fields i'm sorry i don't know where that came from i think someone threw that in there scares me but the bottom line is that we want to talk about the economic impacts of all of this so dr lee i know you and i have talked before about some of the large scale issues facing the united states resource issues energy issues i really doubt that that's what the vice presidential candidates are going to focus on in the debate tonight if you had to make your list of america's top priorities what would they be and do you think he will match up with what the vice presidential candidates will say well i mean i would just start with what's very obvious from the last fifty or sixty years of history i mean probably sixty five this country does best. in the wake of massive spending on infrastructure and the best example would be world war two i mean world

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factors mean for currencies and commodities especially oil and gold let's talk to the expert dr stephen leeb joins us today he's chairman and c.e.o. of leave capital management and author of red alert how china's growing prosperity threatens the american way of life and he is an expert on all things commodities oil and gold particularly so first dr leave i want to start with the euro though because first i want to bring up a chart for our audience of the euro's trading range viz a viz a dollar this is over the past eight years and what's really remarkable is that despite the incredible weakness in the euro all of the bearish news in sentiment surrounding the currency you know it's hardly a decade old it's still within its trading range so it's low but it's within the range we've seen over the past eight years or so dr levy what does that say about the u.s. dollar. it says that the dollar and the euro or both both basically very very weak currencies and it's sort of been a race to the bottom lately that europe you're always been winning that race but it's only a matter of time i think before

commodities and talk about what this gold and barometer may be telling us joining me is dr stephen leeb he's chairman and chief investment officer of lead capital management also author of this book read a large and stephen leeb is here to give us the gold alert first dr leigh welcome to the show thanks for being here thank you so much lauren it's always great to hear it's always great to have you on our audience loves you and this is a great day because gold is going up untruths if you think gold is telling us anything right now and also what you'd like to tell us about gold right now. well i think yeah i think people are in a way they're scared i mean they're scared of paper currencies i mean paper currencies are currencies that are great as long as everything in the world is great but once you having trouble generating growth and you have to print more and more paper whether it be euro's or whether it be dollars paper currencies really are there it's there's no downside to what they're worth so people are really seeking sources of value and gold and silver are two of the best and i t

there to talk about all of this what's really behind these oil prices and the politics dr stephen leeb chairman and c.e.o. of lead capital management and author of red alert how china's growing prosperity threatens the american way of life he is quite the commodities expert so i'm really excited to talk to you today dr lee welcome to capital account thanks for being on the show. thank you so much lauren pleasure being here yeah so first let's get to kind of the premise of obama's speech today which is that oil speculators are presumably behind or possibly behind the rise in oil prices we have been seeing my question to you wouldn't boil speculation both the pressure up push the price up and down. yeah i mean maybe the speculators are behind the fact that the the dow is gone from eight hundred fourteen thousand i mean you know there's so many things wrong with this kind of statement i just want to add to what you had said before about pricing oil as if the dollar hadn't changed air pricing and in swiss francs if you priced oil in terms of gold it would probably be around i'm guessing fi

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rain near appear leeb but the rain from wichita falls to the dallas area and downpoured around dallas/ft. worth. we like to get the rain like this in texas but don't want to see the flooding like yesterday in houston. today as our storm heads to the southeast on and off heavy rains in the forecast from lake charles and especially new orleans and any coastal areas of mississippi and alabama and backup to birmingham, montgomery and atlanta. then the rain will head to the east coast. that is a look at the forecast. washington, d.c. enjoy the nice little warm trend. i really think this is one of the last significantly warm trends that is going to head through the ohio valley, great lakes and new england. much colder air coming this way as we go towards the upcoming weekend. kind of nice to talk about snow for once. it's been a while. >> no, it's not. we don't need to talk about snow. >> i like a little snow. >> i feel like we keep dodging a bullet. >> you buy the boots and the sled, you might as well use them, right? >> no. i'm a sunshine california girl. >>> netflix flies and your early

in leeb yeah, rebels had a lot of territory. they had one of the main cities.uestion was could the west help them, could we resupply them, provide them with air cover. in syria, it's a country 10% the size of libya. three times as many people. the rebels have had no place to hide, no territory to secure. they kol really almost 2340 part of the country, no significant part of the country. so our outside intervention becomes much more kochly kated. becomes much more difficult. so there's a military complication, but perhaps the biggest reason is syria would then become, if you were to intervene, an arena for a huge kind of global civil war. the russians, the iranians would fund the syrian government, the saudis and the turks. if you can think back to lebanon, the civil war of the 1970s and '80s killed almost 150, 200,000 people, displaced a million people. it's not far fetched to suggest that something like that could happen in syria. >> and so quickly on this topic and then of course i want to switch gear, what is the right path? it's hard to stand by and watch

bob got leeb and celia gordon are velazquez's current lawyers. >> she testified before the jury thatn and that she would never forget his face. and she's asked while she's on the stand, do you see the person who shot and killed albert ward in the courtroom and she says yes. >> you know what happens? you know who she points out, juror number six. the jury's there laughing. but this ain't a joke. this is my life on the line. >> it was fun ne a sense. >> 14 years later we found juror number six. his name is ramon. >> i saw the other jurors looking at me. i realized, whoa, did she just pick me out? >> the defense then presented its case beginning by pointing out that velazquez did not match the original description of the shooter. >> we have every eyewitness say the persons involved were male blacks. lo and behold when they have the lineup, you have jon-adrian velazquez who is hispanic. did you ever have dreadlocks? >> absolutely not. >> how long was your hair back then? >> shorter than yours. >> the defense introduced this photo showing velazquez with short hair just one month before th

john leeb wits called for an expansion of the ftc authority to regulate on-line privacy laws. this is an hour and a half. >> good morning and afternoon. aapologies for being five minutes late. everyday, tens of millions of americans go on-line to search for information. they want it shop, pay their bills or their accessing social networking. they have transformed every aspect of our lives. what is less obvious is the level of information collected about us each time we visit a website. consumers have no choice but to place an enormous amount of trust in the on-line world. trust that their information is safe, secure and used appropriately. whatever that means. but the incentive to misuse consumers' information is very great. a consumer's personal information is the currency, in fact, of the web. the value of this data has created untold riches for those who have successfully harnessed it. this is not necessarily bad as it enables an enormous amount of content to be accessed for free and allows companies to offer a number of services for free. but unfettered collection of consu

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we've heard it from speaker after speaker, that conditions set the stage for children to leeb lean in and achieve. the good news is we can move bullying out of the front page not with more dollars but with more changes in our attitudes and our interactions. if more teachers perceive themselves to be call friendly and know the names of boys and girls in their buildings, part of it is reeducation that climate and environment and changing social norms is not secondary, it's primary and when we all embrace that then we'll begin to see the changes in the policies and the practices and we'll begin to get the results we want. we need to advocate for improving the social climates of our public schools, not more rigor, more relationships. better relationships. >> something that has come up in some disparate ways today is bullying and cyber bullying but we've seen the line between the two has blurred quite a bit. it's harder for schools to deal with things happening in an out of school context. a really recent example of that are the mob protests in the middle east right now that are going on t

the white house didn't have very many, scarlett hills, i can't leeb th remember who they might have had. >> the secretarial staff. >> the secretarial staff. talk about sexism, like the remarks made last night. it was an invisible world, and here we would sgee the white house sboe ingo into the white house and get nothing. the deputy assistants and whatnot, but if you talked to their secretaries and they felt comfortable, weren't represented by somebody from the white house staff that worked outside, including remarkably john's own secretary, who was a very forthright person and gave us enormous help. that's when we began to realize we could reconstruct things. so there was a day, i remember going to the monica restaurant right near capitol hill. they have paper -- cloth tops -- >> tablecloths. >> over the regular white tablecloth and we sat there and said, this is not the way to investigate. i was systems analyst among other things and made an organizational chart of the white house. the question was, here's nixon. here's dean. we knew from john's testimony john didn't have notes, mater

to control your economic future as a country or even as a company i want to ask that to dr stephen leeb chairman and c i o of lead capital management and author of red alert how china's growing prosperity threatens the american way of life so dr lee we have this announcement i'm just curious if you see this is kind of an example of a bigger picture issue of this tension between energy and the economy the tension between wanting to grow grow grow grow but having ever depleted resources that are getting more expensive. well lauren on many counts the answer is yes it is a it is absolutely an example of the kind of tension and you're not just seeing it in argentina i mean you're seeing in an in australia where they're starting to raise taxes on miners i mean you know it's common sense that if you have something in the ground which you think is going to go up in value why should you sell it today if you think you can sell it for twice as much tomorrow so i mean that's sort of the common sense the issue of scarcity of resources once people become convinced they have something that's just goin

long term plans and i haven't heard any yet i don't think our guest has either will talk to stephen leeb and also another analyst to yeah i know president obama was pretty careful not to say employment that's coming up next on our team with lauren lyster that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america back here in half an hour. emission free cretaceous free in-store charges free arrangements free risk free. to tide free. download free blank counseling videos for your media projects and a free medio dog to our teeth dot com. more news today violence is once again flared up the phone these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day.

>> leeb niece. >> the bank officer? >> oh, i'm sorry, i don't know the demographic of the bank officer. >> thank you. and i yield back. >> the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. meehan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to this very distinguished panel for your presence here today, and frankly, for each of you, for the continuing work you do and dealing with the issue of the concern that we all share about the expansion of the influence of iranian-inspired revolutionary forces throughout. some of you have already participated in a series of hearings that we've held in our subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence. and in particular interest to that was the expansion into south and central america and the involvement. i apologize to the extent that you may be going over some areas that have been covered previously. unfortunately, we are -- at another committee i had to participate in. but i want to expand a

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. >> joe leeb er man wants a commission to review national gun laws and mental health system to recommendanges. he wants to close loopholes to allow gun buyers to avoid background checks. democratic senator feinstein will call for a vote on an assault weapons ban the first day that congress is back in session. >> it will ban the sale the transfer and the possession not retro agoively but prospectively and will ban the same for big clip drums or strips of more than ten bullets. >> the senator, of course, from the san francisco area, gun rights groups have remained silence since the shooting spree. national rifle association removed a tweet posted one day before which celebrated 1.7 million likes on facebook. >>> activist group anonymous is renewing its attack on bat baptist church after the church praised the actions of shoot they are the connecticut shooting massacre. they will picket sandy hook elementary that god's will is punishing americans for supporting gay marriage. >>> "abc 7 news" will continue to cover this story as it unfolds and find the latest developments on our website at a

performance of the police chief in sanford in a vote of 3-2 voted a no confidence vote and police chief bill leeb't have the power to get to the city manager. he is going to wait until this investigation is complete. live in sanford, steve gill month back to you. >>> thank you very much. sean hannity is he discussed it with faith jenkins. it's the investigation not the guns that should be under fire. >> where did he utter a racial slur. whether he was right or wrong when he justified his actions. everything we have looked at shows it isn't justified. if he did utter a racial slur -- >> that's the only way you can analyze it. if it turns out to be that way. >> nobody witnessed this. what i don't like about this, i don't want this turned into -- if this is about one person that commits a heinous crime against an innocent person in the neighborhood that's separate. i don't want it to turn into a gun issue which i think some people are trying to turn it into. >> he legally had a gun. it's the way he used it that's a problem. >> you agree with me, though. >> the police investigation here is where the

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