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the strategy we had was barely vetted or monitored. it should never have happened. >> reporter: this is a painful reminder of the 2008 financial collapse. many americans were just starting to regain ground in their 401(k)s. dimon and other executives tried to losing regulations on

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governments are very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more bare as a result. take a look now at some other stories making headlines across the globe violent clashes broke out in lebanon leaving at least ninety injured a new wave of fighting between opponents and supporters of the syrian regime was provoked by the killing of a sunni cleric known for his anti syrian peace he was shot dead by the lebanese army after failing to halt to the checkpoint gunmen were reported to be roaming the streets and setting up roadblocks. a strong aftershocks struck northern italy causing further damage and more buildings collapsing this after an earlier power a powerful earthquake killed at least seven people and brought down buildings in several towns terrified residents forced into the streets as walls and roofs caved in in two thousand and nine a devastating quake killed more than three hundred people in the central italian city of l'aquila. five died in northwest bosnia after their light aircraft burst into flames shortly after takeoff along with a pilot there were three sky

governments are very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more bare as a result take a look at some other stories making headlines across the globe up to fifty soldiers have been killed and many wounded in a suicide bomb attack in yemen as capital a bomber dressed in uniform blew himself up during the rehearsal of a military parade to mark the unification of north and south yemen no one has claimed responsibility yet but authorities suspect al qaeda terrorists who troops have been fighting in the south of the country for more than a week now. violent clashes break out in lebanon leaving at least nine injured a new wave of fighting between opponents and supporters of syria's regime provoked by the killing of a sunni cleric known for his anti syrian position he was shot dead by the lebanese army after failing to halt at a checkpoint gunmen are reported to be roaming the streets and setting up roadblocks. that of the un's nuclear watchdog the i.a.e.a. in tehran for the first time since his appointment to visit by yukiya amano aims to settle the terms in which this is spe

governments are very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more bare as a result. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe at least twenty soldiers may have been killed and many others wounded in a suicide bomb attack in yemen as capital a bomber dressed in uniform blew himself up during a rehearsal at a military parade to commemorate the unification of north and south yemen no one's yet claimed responsibility but authorities pointing the finger at al qaeda terrorists who troops have been fighting in the south of the country for more than a week now officials celso say the militants have attacked u.s. coast guard trainers in the west of the country enduring one. violent clashes are broken out in lebanon leaving at least one dead and ten injured a new wave of fighting between opponents and supporters of the syrian regime was provoked by the killing of a sunni cleric known for his anti syrian position he was shot dead by the lebanese army after failing to stop at a checkpoint gunmen are reported to be roaming the streets and setting up road

i'm a new york fed board, not allowed to but i am a democrat. >> why barely a democrat? >> i've gotten disturbed at some of the democrats anti-business behavior and attacks on work ethic and successful people. i think it's counter productive. so it doesn't mean i don't have their value, i want jobs and don't mind paying higher taxes and lifting up our -- i think we're a brother's keeper but attacking that which creates all things is not the right way to go about it. >> do you think this has been an anti-business administration? we haven't seen the photo-op. president surrounded by you and others from the financial system and big industrialists and other ceos saying we're in common cause and common effort to attack this recession. >> i think it's true to say we have this true common collaboration and i really believe in collaboration. to me it's not democrat or republican. what is it that works to get america growing again so the people can grow and get educated and have opportunities and jobs? that is not democrat or republican. any republican or democrat says they own t

governments are very bare at the moment and to this is offering looks even more bare as a result. we'll get to katie in a few minutes with the business update for this hour but for now straight to yemen for the r.t. world opportunity suicide bomber was killed at ninety during a military parade rehearsal in the yemeni capital. reportedly wearing an army uniform blum self up in the middle of a group of soldiers standing near the presidential palace it's not clear if the assailant was actually taking part in the drill this is the deadliest attack in the capital since a new president was sworn in this february and. a second day of protests in nepal has turned violent after clashes over an ethnically divisive general strike a three day shutdown called by the federation of indigenous nationalities once proposed state regions under a new constitution to be based on ethnic grounds strike supporters attacked cars of people thought to be breaking the stoppage there were several arrests violence on sunday saw vehicles burned and around fifty protesters detained. the un's chief nuclear watchd

this metal here, i can just barely hold it there. why is it i just didn't have the metal and hold that in there? why, gang? because the metal part would get hot and the wooden part wouldn't. and that wooden part wouldn't. but why--and what are we gonna talk about today? heat transfer. heat transfer. and the first kind of heat transfer begins with a c and what is it? conduction. conduction. and it turns out that heat would have been conducted to my hand had i held it here and it would have burned me, that's because metal is a very good conductor of heat. how come i get a wooden handle, gang? because the wood is a very poor conductor of heat. but let's not be so negative. instead of saying poor conductor, we can say good insulator. see, see, you can see it the other way around, okay? it turns out in the metal, all metals got a lose electrons. and those electrons, when you start to heat this up, you--how many people say, "oh, when you put that in a flame, those electrons just kind of hang loose on it?" those electrons are bopping around

garden looks very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more bare as a result. straight to yemen to kick off the r.t. world update now over sixty soldiers have been killed many others wounded in a suicide bomb attack in yemen capital sanaa a bomber dressed in uniform blew himself up me during the rehearsal of a military parade to remember the unification of north and south yemen no one at this point has claimed responsibilities but authorities suspect al qaeda behind it their troops have been fighting in the south of the country for over a week now officials also say militants have attacked u.s. coast guard trainers in the west of the country injuring. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog the i.a.e.a. is in terror on for the first time since his appointment with a visit by yukiya amano aims to settle the terms in which suspected iranian nuclear sites would be prohibited by the organization's inspectors iran only allows the partial inspection of its facilities leading to western suspicion it could be trying to build an atomic bomb attack iran has always denied t

governments are very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more bare as a result. london is in the homestretch for the olympics but there could be one insurmountable final hurdle for the visitors that is either but it explains the country's present tense sports system could be under more pressure than even the athletes with fears that strikes an outdated infrastructure may make it mission impossible for the huge crowds hoping to visit the games. welcome to britain where you'll be greeted by queues longer than many flights to get here the maximum wait for passport checks at london's heathrow airport should be forty five minutes but these passengers were stuck for up to two and a half hours last month as britain's busiest airport seized up why because it rained says the government not exactly the sign of a city ready to welcome the world but the imminent lympics four hour delays are predicted and not just at the airports there are huge problems with the transport infrastructure in london as anybody who has visited the city will realize we are basically running on a k

just doing it with his bare hands. >> greatest care is taken to protect the workman against injury. the divers are all important in this underwater construction. immediately upon coming to the surface, the attendants removed the divers helmets, his equipment and rubber suit. he then goes into the decompression chamber. >>> when we come back the story of the laying of the great cable and the terrible accident that sent 10 men falling to their death. >>> the great achievement of the south tower was not the tower itself but the mighty pier that it would sit on. a respected geologist has said that a rock 100 feet below the surface was not solid enough to support a massive weight. nevertheless the work went on. it took 20 months to finish the giant fender a concrete tube that could be emptied of water. when the tube at last was pumped dry, engineered went down and checked the bottom, it was solid bedrock. the south tower rose quickly. the twin towers faced each other. now the really dangerous work would begin. no one had ever done it in practice. it began as a wire rope. a barge crossed

governments are very bare at the moment and target is offering looks even more bare as a result it's good to have you with us here on r.t. today and with the summer olympics fast approaching all eyes are on how london is gearing up for putting on a show to the world but as either bennett found out it there are growing concerns over chaos for commuters as bus strikes and aging infrastructure leave the city's transport system struggling to cope with a huge influx of visitors. welcome to britain where you'll be greeted by queues longer than many flights to get here the maximum wait for passport checks at london's heathrow airport should be forty five minutes but these passengers were stuck for up to two and a half hours last month as britain's busiest airport seized up why because it rained says the government not exactly the sign of a city ready to welcome the world at the imminent olympics four hour delays are predicted and not just at the airports there are huge problems with the transport infrastructure in london as anybody who has visited the city will realize we are basically runn

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facebook barely managed to meet its ipo price. ending a long and tumultuous day for the much hyped company. >> let's do this. >> it started with 28-year-old ceo mark zuckerberg ceremonially ringing a bell at 6:30 pacific time after staying up all night with employees at the company's menlo park headquarters. but the first trade scheduled for 11:00 a.m. was delayed by overwhelming trading volume that also swamped sites like etrade. >> facebook ipo was the biggest, nasdaq had tested all week long, but obviously, it still overwhelmed the system. >> finally, at 11:30 -- >> now it is officially a public company available for everybody to buy shares should they desire. >> the first trade at $42.05, up nearly 11% from the ipo price. on facebook's website, this update from the ceo. mark zuckerberg listed a company on nasdaq, but the stock dropped quickly soon after, trading well below expectations, and making matters worse, the volume continued to cause problems with communications. >> what went wrong today is when people put in buy order

it was already occupied by numerous indians, but that barely entered into the thinking of the federal government, and in georgia, gold was discovered in the late 1820s and pressure really jacked up to remove cherokee and other indians, georgia, alabama, and mississippi, and various tribes underwent trails of tears, the most famous usually in art and film is the "cherokee trail of tears" in the late 1830s here into northeastern oklahoma, but many, many tribes have ended up in oklahoma, and after the american civil war, out on the plains, other tribes were persuaded to come to western oklahoma for reservations, so you get a great diverse collection of native peoples here in oklahoma. removal varied depending upon the wealth of the tribal members, depending upon the time of year, depending upon who came first, who came last. as an experience, who was in control of the removal, it has many layers of complexity, but certainly, there was terrible suffering for those who came walking through winter storms, through ice, who were stopped by bureaucratic ineptitude, lack of food, no medicine, l

. >> it barely misses him. but you see the guy fly out of the window or the sunroof of the car. >> oh! >> oh, man. >> to find out a little bit more about this show and this video in particular, we have the executive producer paul via skype from los angeles. this is a show people get aticketed to. >> the original series ran on fox about ten years ago, and in the last ten years so many more cameras are out there in patrol cars, we have cameras on cops now, tons of helicopter footage. because of that, when something absote ridiculousor crazy involng, the likehood of it beig on camera is quite high. >> this guy in this video, did he get up and walk away from this or what? >> well, he lived through the day. the guy died three days later. to me, that's justice. you kill your wife and her best friend, and you leave your kids to basically be orphans. he got justice. >> your father kind of started this whole reality genre with "cops". >> there were a ton of lessons. i couldn't have had a better person than my dad. he ha

scott walker is being scheduled by tom bare et. watch this live tonight at 9:00 p.m.. >> what has this recall race turned into. what is it all about for this stage? >> it started with collective bargaining and collective bargaining is still a big part of it. there was no way they could have gotten one million signatures that they did to recall the governor if he hadn't gone after collective bargaining for public workers last year. what said, that's an issue that's very important to public workers and to unions nationally. but to the average voter, might be less important. so in some ways the race comes down to the typical things that races do when the economy's not well, it's all about the economy. >> how is the economy doing in the state? >> the candidates can't even agree on that. the monthly jobs data that comes out has shown that wisconsin was the worst in the nation last year. lost 34,000 jobs. however, governor walker has questioned that data and rushed the release of some data that comes out from the federal government that wouldn't come out from the election t

the doctor barely had time to get a couple of coffee before he was called back into the o.r. amanda seacrest is celebrating an important anniversary. three weeks ago, she underwent a liver and heart transplant. >> the man who donated the organs, god bless them. unfortunate for their family, for their loss. i can't thank them more -- i'm so emotional. i can't thank them more than anything. >> reporter: what happened next is a medical milestone. hours later, william performed a heart transplant performed by the same surgeon. >> he was probably the sickest going into the surgery. he literally almost died on the way to the operating room. >> reporter: he's feeling much stronger now, after williams' complex 12-hour surgery, dr. rinehart barely had time to grab a bite to eat, because hours later, he was back in the o.r., implanting a new heart in 18-year-old james spencer. >> they said they didn't know how much more i would have lasted. >> reporter: to give you an idea just how rare it is to do three heart transplants in three days, surgeons do ten to 15 in an entire year. as these

republican governor scott walker and democrat candidate milwaukee mayor tom bare et discussed various issues in milwaukee. the hour long debate was hosted by the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation and this is a rematch of the 2010 state governor's race as scott walker defeated tom bare barrett 52-46%. >> live from the studios of membership membership public television, the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation presents a statewide broadcast debate between the leading candidates in an historic governor's recall election. and now the president of the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation. >> good evening we're pleased this evening to continue our public affairs broadcast tradition. this evening's debate will engage the two leading candidates in the first governor's recall election in the 164-year history of the state of wisconsin. governor scott walker and milwaukee mayor tom barrett. this evening's debate is made possible in part through generous grants from the wisconsin association of independent colleges and universities and wps health insurance. and now o

we can barely survive with the low pension. we sell the corn but expenses are more than the income. >> he also says because he's able to work on the land, at least he can feed himself. but he is concerned about his grandchildren, his two granddaughters. ha are your fears for them? >> i have two grandchildren. one of them is a children and she will graduate soon. he will get her degree, but what will she do next? where is he going to work? here in the farm we can barely survive but we have a few sheep, chickens, things like that. >> all right, ok. well he's going to carry on now and go check out his fields and also his animals. thank you very much. he said they didn't really care if they stayed in the yearo zone or went back. the polls ahead of the june 17 general elections are putting the coalition of 11 left wing parties, some four or five percent ahead of the next party behind them, new democracy. if they do win, it could mean they've put together a coalition. basically they're saying they will not accept the measures. they w

in return for food stamps and barely enough cash to pay rent on the cheapest apartment with the most minimal utilities, she was subject to surprise inspections from social workers who were entitled to criticize every aspect of her life. when she handed over food stamps at the stop and shop, the other shoppers inspected the contents of her cart, ready to condemn anything frivolous. she often had to fight to keep her meager allotment from being cut at some administrator's whims, dependent on an office where social workers were told to act as if money were coming out of their own pockets. as jill sometimes cried in frustration, how bad, how bad do your choices have to be before welfare seems like your best choice? i felt so old, as if i'd lived 100 years already. i had only one bit of philosophy left, one motto to hold my life together: the kids come first. the kids come first. every decision had to be based on what was right for my children, jeremy and this new baby. i was all they had. i raised my head, darkness filled the corners of the room. beyond the feeble circle of light from th

whoever taught him to do that kind of stuff, i can barely pick up a bat. that kid did a triple play. >> pretty proud parents. >> i'm going to practice with my kids as soon as we finish the segment. >>> take a look, remember this? >> i was strolling on the moon one day, in the merry, merry month of -- >> that was gene cernan singing and dancing on the moon. in ten minutes hear what else he did on the moon's surface that is still there today. >>> plus, many of us own a cell phone, so let me give you all some advice, lock your phone screens, because a lot of you are possibly just going to sat, butt calling 911. i can't wait to get phil santiago's take on this. he's already laughing, stay with us. >>> good morning. so i thought that we needed to start our day with a few laughs, hope that's okay with you. so i invited bill santiago to come in earlier than he usually does. did you get coffee, bill, are you awake? >> i am, i haven't slept of course i'm awake. >> you came straight in from clubbing. >> that's right. >> that is how you hang. >> happy to be here. >>

the strategy we had was barely vetted, it was barely monitored. it should never have happened. >> jeff: joining me to discuss this is law professor and former wall street regulator michael greenberger. one question a lot of people are asking is how is it jayme diamon by all accounts a smart man, a savvy banker, how is it he didn't know something like this was going on? >> these kinds of transactions are as complex as they are risky. and it's very difficult for anybody really to understand what's going on. i think when the end is shown, the trader himself didn't understand what was going on. but these traders are given enormous discretion without proper supervision or understanding. and you end up with these enormous losses. >> jeff: speaking of supervision f dodd frank, the sweeping financial reform bill that was passed in the wake of our last financial crisis f that were full oee in place, do you think this would have happened? >> it would not have happened, this kind of trade would have been banned. jpmorganchase has been arguing that these kind

the strategy we had was barely vetted, barely monitored. it should have never happened.t isn't like this company is jeopardized. we hurt ourselves and our credibility, yes. we've got to fully expect and pay the price for that. >> their mistake will likely boost efforts in washington to tighten regulations on the nation's biggest banks. >>> more than three years after the financial crisis, some lawmakers say the banks industry is taking on too much risk. former wall street regulator agrees with that. >> j.p. morgan, chase and diamond are the brightest guys in the room. if they have this problem, god knows how many other people have these problems. this could lead us right back to where we were in 2008. >> lawmakers backing a financial overhaul bill set to go in effect this summer are pushing for a final version that will prevent the kind of trading that led to the $2 billion morgan chase loss. >>> the week ahead is going to be a really big one for facebook. tomorrow ceo mark zuckerberg turns 28. on friday he'll get even richer because the social networking company is expe

took far too much risk, the strategy we had was barely vetted. it was barely monitored. it should have never have happened. >> jpmorgan's credit was downgraded and the company lost $15 billion in value. on the stock market after the loss was announced. we are following plenty of other developments in the business world this week including facebook's big ipo. coming up in ten minutes, we'll get a live report from cnbc with the latest on the markets. >>> new this morning, a woman safe and a would be robber in custody thanks to two san francisco police officers in the right place at the right time. the officers were driving near fremont and mission boulevard when they heard a woman scream and saw her trying to fight off a man. when the suspects saw the officers, he pulled out a gun and police fired back at him. they didn't hit him. he ended up dropping his gun and surrendered. police say the suspect was likely trying to steal the woman's purse. >>> jerry brown expected to release a revised budget today. expected to grow to $16 billion. the revised budget relies on heavily p

barely two miles away from where his victims bodies were found, at his home. authorities say it was a tip thursday that led them here as it happened a swat team nearby. police patrols have been through the area once before. with no result. it's easy to see why. because of the thick under brush it's possible for them to walk within a few yards of somebody and not know they were there. other than general directions we don't know where in the woods the final drama played out but there are signs we're getting close. i found this, a military-style red smoke grenade and if you look on the ground here you can see where it was set off. now according to the fbi, when mayes was found they set off red smoke to alert the other authorities and search crews in the area. this means we're close but not there. that is when i meet ronald roberts. >> you lived here all your life? >>> all my life. >> he was having dinner when he realized something was up. >> blue lights, sirens, gravel flying, spinning tires, all turning in front of our house. >> robbhe knows the woods like back

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. >> reporter: adams fled an abusive marriage when she was a new mother barely out of her teens. >> the man i married had a penchant for drinking and was very violent when he drank. >> reporter: but the two women find themselves on opposite sides of a fight over the violence against women act. democrats say the bill needs to be modernized and their version expands protections to cover illegal immigrants, lesbian, gay, and transgender americans, and native americans, groups whose abuse complaints often get overlooked. but house republicans like adams say that's an election year stunt, singling out groups for special treatment. >> turning this reauthorization into a political issue is not only wrong but it's dangerous. it is dangerous. >> reporter: the democratic version passed the senate with some bipartisan support. >> s.b. 1925 is passed as amended. >> reporter: the republican version passed narrowly in the house. >> the yays are 222, the nays are 205. >> reporter: and now the two sides are at an impasse. >> this is a direct assault on women's lives. three women are a day die from vict

the strategy we had was barely vetted. it was barely monitored. it should never have happened. >> so here you are, jamie dimon. you've got a sterling reputation. why? because say, he knows how to manage risk better than anybody. you're known as the guy who ably led jpmorgan chase through the worst financial collapse since the great depression. how does a guy like you make this mistake? >> anyone in business knows you always make mistakes. you just said that about me. i never said that. if you read all my chairman's letters, we always talk about what we did wrong. always what we did wrong, how we can get better. nobody in business doesn't make a mistake. this is a terrible mistake. i'm not making an excuse for that. we know we're going to make mistakes. in this job, you hope they're small and few and far between. this one is far too big. >> but if this happened at jpmorgan chase, which really understood how to manage risk, what about all the other banks out there? if somebody else had made a mistake like this, would we again be talking about too bi