but it's a ridiculous amount basically amounts to every ten minutes you go to an a.t.m. for the business even though you know thousands at a time and yeah i mean i think all this is what i learned which i didn't know until and for us i guess. you know that let you take out a lot more than regular a.c.m. is you know i didn't know that i can only take out a couple hundred dollars that is i'm sure you're going to say that you know but that's what i was notions about it because he knows you can pull out you know like fifty thousand dollars and this is good in this is an area has seen a.t.m.'s are the fed unlimited money for free to the guys who want to go gamble with it this is why she has worked lunch. this is why she has she is the host of the capital account but it's a really good point. you know you feel the guy faces fifteen months which is more than a year behind bars for doing this the bank made a mistake but you know and of course they got off scot free the bank gets off scot free this guy probably just thought you know maybe he thought you know he was winning and ga

not believe his luck he had only a few hundred dollars of his bank account but when he went to the a.t.m. machine at a local casino it allowed him a limited withdraw after one point five million dollars was withdrawn and gambled away. i mean i like to gamble now and again but one point five million dollars and i know this guy was just taking a cue from everything's heard about wall street over the last few years gambling with other people's money getting away with a ticket for a while because of some loophole he's just taking a cue from wall street speculation the difference between him and wall street banker is he ends up behind bars or in trouble and they run free and you know either make or lose billions of dollars thirty thousand dollars i can do that. now if you're actually quite literal it's actually not wrong i've actually most impressed i'm blown away in fact by the sheer diligence of this guy must be present if you think about an a.t.m. only really allowing you to take out a couple hundred dollars at a time over fifteen days this guy took out one point five million dollars that

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a.t.m. in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie you want to servers in syria say they can't confirm the details of the latest massacre in the country the monitors have investigated to the scene of the killing but are unable to determine how many died or who's to blame well several explosions and gun battles have since erupted across syria and in the capital damascus from where we are now joined by our correspond maria. so worried tell us what's happening where you are and has the fight come to present its door step. yes exactly damascus last night has been hit by what some have been describing as the heaviest fighting between the rebels the opposition the armed opposition and the governmental forces we've been do you been hearing sounds of explosions and how we shall ngs and separate shootings for several hours nonstop and as it's become normal for the syrian conflict we've been hearing conflicting reports on exactly what happened and why this occurred london based sy

pro bailout but were they are they driven by the fears of a eurozone accident of greeks going to the a.t.m. only to pull out devalued drachmas also they were seen as market friendly but today we saw spanish yields surge above that crucial seven percent mark hitting a new record we'll speak about all of this with journalist greek journalist i should mention and commentator younis tell you logos in athens and the g twenty leaders descend upon those combos mexico and urged bold action for europe in the group's communique who talk about if this summit will have any effect on what we're seeing in europe and even bigger how greeks are reacting to comments angela merkel made on the sidelines plus business school administrations or at least one are teaching price fixing and how to cook the books what can we say finally so real world lessons first success will explain let's get to today's capital account. yesterday was a big day we saw a second round of elections in as many months after the ones in may resulted of course in an inability by the parties to form a viable coalition to govern the countr

man too weak on supply to march those two situations would continue at that point their doors the a.t.m. maybe even this seventy dollars level by most measurements russia may be the largest producer in the world on its budget is set at roughly one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel on we are nowhere near that so for russia i think is going to have to make some very painful decisions in the masks few months on those the say shows will have to do with rewriting budgets and seeing what kind of projects he really wants to get involved there. and let's not check out the equity markets and we'll start with europe that's failing to withstand the pressure as you can see the footsie and the dots are both shedding value spain officially announced the european union for help in trying to save its a failed ailing banking sector and investors are pretty skeptical about the upcoming leaders' summit that's scheduled to start on thursday and russia is also in the red let's see those figures there here they are and as you can see the footsie and the r.t.s. and m i six a both a losing around one and a qu

that man the week on supply too much those two situations would continue at the point that stores the a.t.m maybe even the seven people dollar level by most measurements russia may be the largest producer in the world on its budget is set at roughly one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel on we are nowhere near that so for russia i think is going to have to make some very painful decisions in the next six few months on those the say shows will have to do with rewriting budgets and seeing what kind of projects he really wants to get involved there. i don't see how the oil price the fact that the russian markets in a second but first let's look at what's happening on wall street as i said that's a sea of red there as well just as it is across the board the dow and the nasdaq are losing over one percent nasdaq has now left the suit boy a percent in negative territory for this hour it's just on the just the launch there and all of this is this point the fact that we've got every board saying that new home sellers are now at its new year high and for the month of may for a movement on soon europe

who can literally in the compound titian's they believe really believe that this a.t.m. these. can save america can be can be i could prove that a real protection from from you know do you think they're right in believing that deep dish it is believed to be safe yeah i'm going to say that. i neither. share the view of our government political missile defense is necessary in europe as is an essential feature for our security nor do i believe the russian government if you there are ballistic missile deployment is that threat to russian security i think both countries are wrong and because we're both wrong we've got to find a way of getting together and get it getting that issue resolved you've been talking about this with your colleagues on the export of low level as i call it that x. is an expert. on this sort of understanding and. i think the experts that i did speak with at least would agree that any ballistic missile. offensive system is subjected to decoys. and therefore one can question the effectiveness of any any blistered missile defense system to being deployed today. s

man the weak on supply tomorrow those two situations would continue at the point their own doors the a.t.m. maybe even the seven people dollar level by most measurements russia may be the largest producer in the world on its budget is set at roughly one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel on we are nowhere near that so for russia i think is going to have to make some very painful decisions in the masks few months on those the say shows will have to do with rewriting budgets and seeing what kind of projects he really wants to get involved in. and let's now quickly run through the markets and we'll start with the euro which as you can see is shedding value the footsie and the dots are both under pressure mainly because of the banking and the pharmaceutical stocks that's after spain officially asked for the help from the european union to help save its ailing banking sector and after the investors remain pretty skeptical about the upcoming e.u. leaders summit starting on thursday now here in russia we're seeing a pretty similar picture everything is pretty much in the red as you can see both t

so far fledged that people would need to consider whether the amount that can be withdrawn from an a.t.m. needs to be restricted but at the same token where do you stop where do you stop do you limit the amount of food someone can buy at a grocery store do you limit the amount of petrol they can buy at a petrol station you know these are some of the questions that the policymakers are now going to have to grapple with because as the perception gets worse and i do believe the perception will get worse about what's in store for europe these types of questions don't become fiction they become reality and it feeds upon itself and that's really is the greatest fear is that the perception will feed upon itself and make itself a self-fulfilling prophecy. daniel wagner live with us on the line from new york thank you very much for your analysis. but our t.v. dot com today we have much more on the euro twenty twelve for you. that includes hundreds of comments from football fans in poland towards the crossing both clashes were reporting on earlier join the debate on our website but. if you fancy f

smartly responding to the threats to see these you know to introduce capital controls and limitations on a.t.m. withdrawals but it's also a response to the six trillion dollars that they say they're going to print another six trillion by the central banks absolutely they're trying to preserve whatever purchasing power they have whatever cash they possess and they are buying stuff that is going to keep bullets preserve their power quite nicely m k forty seven cents over these are the classic hedges against monetary insanity by central planners it's a move your money campaign on a global international transnational scale here the greek people are moving their money out of the banks that are zone. the banks anyway everybody recognizes that there is only banks take your money away from the zombie and put it into a safer place which could be silver gold food forty seven rounds it's a move your money campaign on the global basis and more fun to come ball states however thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you tell go away much more coming your way so stay right there. i am max kaiser

carry the fake money out of thin air doesn't come painfully obvious even for me i'll probably go home a.t.m. but we're being a friday on rob by the banking system on the campus of government well we do to stop this. victoria ground mother massy had talked earlier on to bill dog the financial whiz could talk to a spot what's wrong with the system or their ambitions to. what's been bothering me is that our government has been borrowing money from private banks and putting us into debt and they're not doing anything about this so they're just standing by and watching the private banks make us pay compound interest you are just twelve years old what do you think you understand what's wrong with the economy that you have the answer and world leaders don't well i've been researching and watching documentaries and like reading books and it's not that hard time your stand once you start researching like world leaders they probably know what's happening is just they're just they're not doing anything about it i think they don't care because they're benefiting from what they're doing to us did you re

look better right so gold is down markets are up the people have been walled into a sense of passive a.t.m. thinking that you know i know something's wrong but hey you know the markets aren't saying anything so. my view is that it's going to take. considerable war pain on the streets to the middle class to the maybe a recession will do it to wake up the next group my guess would be close to the election as we see a recession. we will have chaos again in the markets and that will cause people to wake up all right michael kroger right of time thanks so much for being on the casa report expects always fun all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert our thing my guest michael krieger going to send me an e-mail please do so kaiser reported r t t v dot are you until next time x. guys are saying.

the president is always quick to find some of the blame first george bush, congress, a.t.m. machines europe. the truth is the job of the president is to get america back to work. >> republican house leaders john boehner and eric cantor joined in. >> these job numbers are pathetic. the american people really deserve better. it's time to change course and have real policies that will put americans back to work. >> discussing the dismal job report what it suggestion for the future economy, i'm joined by robert reich. mr. secretary thank you for joining us. >> there is no way of dressing this up. these are bad numbers that took almost everybody by surprise. they are worse than predicted not only this month's, ma is may's, but also march and april. they were revised downward so we have a job stall. >> if we don't get it started soon, we will have economic impact. you're back in the cabinet the phone rings, 8:31, the numbers have become public, the president is on the other end saying mr. secretary help, we need a new economic policy, what would you advice that barack obama do rig

into the p went lobby, located in 1,000 block of connecticut and hit an a.t.m.s gasoline. was arrested and ken to the hospital with injuries. with w here's dave zahran forecast.ook at the dave. rning, kathy. morning, looked like in start to beautiful he weekend, sunny skies. very calm potomac out there. the region around around 70 degrees. 73 in it is alexandria. bowie. there. ht winds out week, you know all those cool mornings out there? degrees today. it's all n a holiday, change. comfortable out 50's. in the heading up there today. of the the last days. able pressure overhead. shower activity well to the coming ut a moist low us from the south, and that our stickier air headed way. yesterday, 85. 102, ar on this date, night ever.june mostly sunny and hot, 88 to 92.e, hotter still, low 90's. the humidity is going to stay much of next week. dave. k you, thanks for watching. hope you have a great day.

secondly this is not the usual cyber attack of my computer attacks your laptop or you go after an a.t.m machine or visas subscriber list. this was an attack that went through the computer system that is in the enrichment plant where they make nuclear fuel. it's walled off from the internet. so they had to get it basically over an electronic moat and then it went in and attacked the actual centrifuges, speeding them up, slowing them down and ultimately making many of them blow up. all the while sending signals to the iranian control room that everything was operating normally. >> brown: up to this point we always talked about this as an israeli operation, at least speculation. right? so you're suggesting that... you're laying out the details here about how this was originally a u.s. operation? >> it was a u.s. and the israelis together and we ran a story in january of 2010 that said as much. that said that looking at this code and from the reporting we did we believed it had been4mo a u.s./israeli operation. what i did as i started working on confront and conceal was pull on that string

as doomsday plan reportedly includes elementing a.t.m. cash withdrawals, imposing border checks, and new restrictions on the movement of capital. is this why the president is getting increasingly worried about europe? ed henry at white house with the latest. >>reporter: the bottom line, white house officials say that while the president is droply concerned about impact of the european debt crisis on our economy, he is not the one who is dictating the details of whatever bailout there could be, whatever solution may come up this is a european solution that needs to be worked out. as you know, the president has been getting much more intimately involved in recent weeks going back to the g-8 summit he hosted where he pressed the leaders to come up with a deal. he has been working the phones, talking to german chancellor merkel, and the french president, the new italian president and other leaders involved in all of the talks in recent days because as carney noted today from the white house podium, there is going to be a huge impact in the da

>> krakauer: he said, in so many words, that greg uses central asia institute as his private a.t.m.that there's no accounting, he has no receipts. >> kroft: over the years, a half a dozen staffers and board members have resigned over similar concerns, especially about money mortenson has sent overseas to build schools. >> krakauer: you know, nobody is overseeing what... what goes on. he doesn't know how many schools he's built. nobody knows how much these schools cost. >> kroft: the i.r.s. tax return central asia institute filed in 2010 included a list of 141 schools that it claimed to have built or supported in pakistan and afghanistan. over a six-month period, we visited or looked into nearly 30 of them. some were performing well, but roughly half were empty, built by somebody else, or not receiving support at all. some were being used to store spinach, or hay for livestock. others had not received any money from mortenson's charity in years. the principal of this school told us that the institute had built six classrooms poorly several years ago, and since then, not a single rupe

and people can go to an a.t.m. and get cash and do with it whatever they care to.an use it for beer, cigarettes, it's my understanding that they have been used in tanning salons, tattoo parlors, etc. >> seems to be a disconnect in my mind on that. and you seem to also see that disconnect as a former clerk and so you are now to petition the governor? >> yes, i am. >> in what way? >> i have a lot of people -- support of this has been overwhelming to me and i will be sending the petition to the governor to dissolve these cash cards because the statistics that the state has given out that for 2012, the benefits so far this year is $36 million. >> ok. >> well, that's a lot of dough and you had a problem with that and you took a stand and it cost you your job. here's a statement from your firm. we reached out for a statement from the owners of the big apple food stores. they did not give us a response. jackie whiten, keep us posted as to what happens with your petition. good to talk to you this morning. >> i'm sorry. >> i just said good to speak with you and we'll be in