and arthur andersen and the whole group of them commit this massive fraud as part of a conspiracy. colluding with the rating agencies in the banks so they go into one in particular case for deloitte and this is in florida's miami dade county school officials fired deloitte in two thousand and nine part way through an eighty four million dollar contract to overhaul the district's computer system after paying to avoid thirty million and having virtually nothing usable they could rescue superintendent albert viro fired them he said after much review the best thing to do was terminate deloitte and we did with a vengeance we cut out the middleman this is the thing is that this is the toll booth economy these middlemen who are the sort that practice these profits that david cameron seeks whether it's to lloyd or apple or i just basically they profit from terrorism money laundering and all kinds of social. mishaps all right stacy ever thanks much bring on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half a lot more. millions around the globe struggle with hunger. what if some

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arthur andersen. remember that name? it was once the gold standard for integrity and innovation in accounting. then came enron. anderson did enron's books and in 2002, both companies went down in flames. a man who rose and fell with the firm's fortunes wrote about the experience. the book is, "and you thought accountants were boring - my life inside arthur andersen." larry katzen this is your story in your 35 years at the firm. and you essentially say anderson's collapse was not the result of standard government prosecution but persecution. > >that is correct. if you would ask most people what they thought about arthur andersen during that enron situation, to this day they would say, we screwed up the audit. when in fact, there has not been one bit of evidence that shows there was anything wrong with the audit performed at enron. > >the guilty verdict that the government won was in fact overturned by the u.s. supreme court. but that image though of shredding papers, of concealing e-mails, of sloppy auditing. that's the i

by that point, everything was done, andersen. >> have they talked about motive at all? why this -- why this student would have done this? >> they are still trying to sort out whether or not the student was trying to target just this teacher or if he was just randomly shooting. at this point it is still unclear what his motive may have been. obviously a lot of people in the small community, basically a suburb of reno, just reeling from what happened here in the small town. >> stephanie, appreciate it. thank you very much. short time again i spoke by phone with reggie lansbury, the teacher who was killed, mike lansbury, it is his brother. >> reggie, what do you want people to know about your brother? >> just know he loved teaching at sparks middle school. he loved the kids. loved coaching them. he loved teaching them. a good all-around individual. >> so many have said the kids loved him. loved being in his class. he also served in, overseas, in the military, correct? >> yes. yes, sir. he was in the marine corps. and in the national guard. >> he served in afghanistan. >> y

. >> we begin in howard county where investigators busted david andersen for running a big time marijuana growing operation in his home which doubles as a licensed daycare. detectives also found a loaded gun and ammo inside the house on baltimore street and savage. shocked neighbors can't help but wonder what if? >> if one of the killeds had gone over there and found the guns, who knows what would have happened like i mean it's just sad. >> anderson is free tonight on $35,000 bond. >>> now to montgomery county where a potomac teacher is behind bars accused of sexually abusing a student. investigators say richard shimmer was having a sexual relationship with the girl at albert einstein high school in kensington. shimmer is held on $250,000 bond. >>> in washington d.c. animal control officers still trying to figure out if a mountain lion is on the prowl in d.c. linda miley says she's positive she saw a cougar or puma in the woods near pope branch park near ft. dupont and southeast wednesday. other witnesses say they saw the big cat as well, still no photos and no proof there was a cougar or

. >> reporter: andersen, it is a complete situation of just chaos for the small community outside renoh teacher, mike lansbury, survived tours in afghanistan, the teacher lost in the shooting at the hand of what we hear supposedly a student

that's just -- that's the arthur andersen syndrome. >> right. >> puts the whole thing out of business. they were out of business. >> let's go to some interesting things. my thesis, having you as a guest on our show from time to time which is a great pleasure. my thesis is alan dershowitz is not as liberal as people think he is. now, i just want to begin with this. you're a great defend other telephone first amendment, freedom of speech of all times. so am i i'm a reagan conservative. i completely agree with you. >> i almost wrote a book called "why i left the left but couldn't join the right." if i were living in england today, coy be a member of the conservative party. the conservative party in england opposes the death penalty, favors a woman's rights to choose abortion, is in favor of gay rights. they just differ on foreign policy. they have a tougher foreign policy. they differ on economic issues systems of i am a civil libertarian liberal, but i still call myself a liberal. and i'm proud of it. >> all right. well, be proud of it. one of the things i read, for example, an issue, a

health and human services secretary kathleen andersen dress addressing calls for her work on the health care website fiasco. i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. she is in texas to promote the health care overhaul. yesterday she blew off demands to step down. >> majority of people who are calling me to resign are people who i don't work for and do not want this program to work in the first place. i have had frequent conversations with the president and i committed to him my role is to get the program up and running and we will do just that. >> well that hasn't stopped the drumbeat of complaints or questions about why the system failed so miserably. >> the administration told us they were ready. when october first launch tate they would be ready. told us that summer, a number of times in terms of formal testimony with the committee in letters and everything else. today we learn this was so compartmentalized, they didn't test the whole system only two weeks before october 1st. so they didn't really have any clue it was going to work or not. >> at y

andersen shuster cancer research hospital.the 13th of june, this is the night -- the day after the gala, for to celebrate, he will make his last job and friends around the country are raising $30 million to be shared by m.d. andersen, the points of light foundation and the george bush presidential library foundation. .. george and i were invited to spend a day with president putin along the black sea. sort of the russian equivalent of camp david. when we arrived my george was wearing a suit and tie while putin had a more informal -- now we were very very flattered that he came to the airport while we were driving back some 20 minutes away. he suggested he would guess drop us off and we would freshen up and he and mrs. putin would meet us. they were going to have a press conference right after that. george dressed in very casual clothes. he wanted to be like putin. sweat pants and a polo shirt. that's all he had. as he walked up it became obvious that president putin also changed his clothing. [laughter] into a suit and tie. an