jonah berger joining us. appreciate that up next, a look at the news this week that will have an impact on the money. and news for sports fans. how the paychecks of your favorite athletes measure up. who is going straight from the field to the bank, you ask? we'll tell you. stay with us. >>> for more on our show and our guests, check out the website otm.cnbc.com. first, here is a look at the stories in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your money this week. on monday the senate will debate the immigration reform bill which would offer a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants. on wednesday, the treasury department will release a monthly account of the surplus or deficit of the federal government. and on thursday, the retail sales report will be out, giving us a window into the consumer activity. and on friday, the producer price index will be reported, as well as industrial production. also on friday, by the way, the irs will shut down for the day. due to the sequester. an

. >> michael green berger expects congressional investigations into the collection of these phone records. the only approved use is to look for a terrorist links. he says some of it now becomes ineffective. news of data collection on a large scale is disconcerting to some americans. >> this undercuts the entire thesis of living in a free society, that you don't have people looking over who you're calling even if they cannot listening to what you are saying. there'll be a lot of discussion about this the will have to be digested. >> verizon is the only company that has been exposed. all of the phone companies may be giving this information to the government. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> do you think the government should be able to collect records to monitor for suspicious activity? you can share your response on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 66 degrees at the airport. the waters begin to rise at the mississippi. >> a massive pileup on a west virginia bridge. of the is a live look beltway at greenspring avenue. >> the mississippi is still

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through the back channels of the shadow banking system where they meet in private groups like builder berger the g twenty or the i.m.f. confound totally off the record completely without scrutiny or oversight and they cook books they trade on inside information and they aggregate wealth and they leave everyone else to fend for themselves in a demilitarized zone of poverty and fraud well you know the article does note that back in two thousand and one gustavo piqua an italian talking about peta. sees a pig and italian economics professor caused a storm when he obtained one such derivatives contracts taken out in one thousand nine hundred six and accused countries of window dressing their accounts mr peak did not identify the country nor the bank involved but they have since been named in the media as italy and j.p. morgan so he was already saying that these countries were window dressing their accounts this is back in two thousand and one before the debts built up even more dangerously so you know we could have stopped. the disaster that we see in the eurozone now when it immediately started

basically american words, cheese berger, vegas, hooker. levee, armed forces. this is sort of the america that i have running through my head and it is filled with lots of themes and conflicting ideals and unifying ideals. and human ideals and material ideals. all of it. so i just did the brain storm over a week or so and just kept jotting down words and i keep sort of riffing into the american themes and this is a screen shot. and thes an archive and it is massive and i think that we are as artists are going to be sifting through the archives and how can you not when there are images being created and every has a digital slr in their hand or a camera in their phone and everyone can make a good picture now not everyone, but it is not, it gos beyond that and i can that we are going to look backwards as much as forwards. we are having all of this information in front of us. and people will sift through it, and bring ideas for it. and this is the utmost importance. and you can have the titles and they are pretty loaded, right? and it is something that interests me

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. >>> and breaking news in castro valley, three people have been shot at boulevard berger on castro valley boulevard. it happened just after 10:00. sheriff's deputies say it was an attempted robbery. now, at this point, we don't know the conditions of the victims. >>> well, supposed to be just another walk around the block with her dog turned into something much more traumatic for one 82-year-old woman. a rottweiler kill shi sioux. guess who animal control is blaming? don went to concord to find out what happened. don. >> as we know when the big dog and little dog get into a fight it's almost bad for a little dog. in this case it eets terribly sad because the big dog's owner is claiming the little dog provoked the fight. >> he's saying i don't have my dog attacked his dog. >> susie hudson and her little dog teddy left the house for a morning walk just as a man walking a rottweiler came along. there was a fight. >> my dog got loose, it come over here and he's right here. >> hudson says the man cussed her out thin blamed her for the attack that left her dog dead. >> my dog was only ten pound

journalist charlie skelton who's written for the guardian about the meeting of the secretive builder berger group charlie walker the kaiser report still to be all right charlie now you were the first journalist to publish in a count of bill the work and the mainstream media outlet the guardian so what is it what is going to work and why should we care. well it's it's all sort of things it's a it's a sort of high finance corporate lobby group that every year holds a conference so there's a core of steering committee that stay constant already it becomes them and they invite the sort of favored friends some politicians other bank bosses corporate leaders to a three day conference where they. discuss what they need to discuss there was a call of the gathering a protest out of there's a there's like a bill there burg cottage industry where every year that there's a protest there's a lot of talk about it so what's the goal of a friend groups and then the protests well i mean the i would say the fringe groups and process is a larger brother which is all of the press and media alternative media jo

others billionaire mogul david rockefeller and his cohort henry kissinger are members of the builder berger steering committee and are intimately involved in constructing the elite guest list every year is hyper exclusive group operates as a nonprofit called the american friends of building berg and according to its own tax documents received sizable donations from corporations like exxon goldman sachs and b.p. according to its website build a bird two thousand and thirteen will be attended by the head of the international monetary fund the president the european commission prime minister of holland chairman of swiss induct national banks and a multitude of trans national see yet despite this same powerhouse gathering there is virtually no coverage from the mainstream media about the policy summit which is especially interesting considering how media moguls have routinely attended the builder board meetings over the years in fact steering committee member david rockefeller allegedly said that he's grateful to media outlets like the washington post in the new york times for keeping the meeti

we now is ken berger. what is going on? a thetic mass and basifinance that they are not following. the government cannot even keep track of where the money went. they don't have received. it appears that some of the money wwsspent on heaven kws what else. such a disaster of basic accounting. gerri: you are always monitong the securities. so you kno it is about how the money should be monitored. t's delve into what we are describing here. big brothers and sisters, totaling $20illion. as you say, this mixed up with the operating money. so it can be mixed up with the deral tax dollars. why's that a big no-no? >> you cannot know wther the government money was ud for the purpose that it was dedicated to. if you don't have that mey in a separate account to trk it, there iso way to know. it coulde used for any appropriate person that you can imagine. gerri: what they are saying about t the charity is astonishing. what is intesting is that this is a security that the president has gone behind. they provide one-on-one mentoring rela

. >> there was peter berger, doug church. >> rose: and what is the consensus that came out of the conference? >> you know, there wasn't any kind of resolution. but there was the agenda formed before the congress. everybody came to discuss the possibility of engineering the brain, creating the artificial brain of -- you know, creating neuroprosthetic technology which will allow us to restore, for example, the memory, to extend the life via the technology not biological but cyber netally. we disp. we discuss bide i don't know i can hands and other limbs. >> rose: i mean, there's an extraordinary amount of scientific development and we see it. "60 minutes" has done a number of reports at various times about different things in terms of being able to take the mind and have control of things. obviously, i'm not sure what the scientific term far is. but that's happening. that's a reality. you can move cursors and things like that by focus of your own concentration, correct? >> yes, absolutely. technology has produced many human-like behaviors in robots, walking robots, running robots, it's also cr

in fact in newtown the debate was the vast majority of people with as berger's are much more likely tothemselves than anyone else so we have to be careful about demonizing just the mentally ill. i think it is a deadly combination of mentally ill people getting access to -- this guy had zillions of rounds. an ar-15 type weapon again. so i think we have to look at every part of it. >> he did have 1300 rounds of ammunition. >> yeah, it's obscene. it's also true that a week ago you had the senator from michigan, democratic senator from michigan at the white house conference on mental health and she has legislation that is backed by marco rubio and roy blount and action on mental health has been supported by a number of other republicans like john cornyn of texas, who don't favor having tighter restrictions on assault weapons but who did say, look, we need more resources for community mental health centers. we need more resources for teachers to detect these problems. in my view had you taken that action on mental health, that would have gone much further because that's an area where republ

is a court that is somewhat to the rights of with the warren court was in the 1960's or even the berger and rehnquist court's. the second question is, what is the correlation between the positions of justices and the s whodent's -- president put them there? teddy roosevelt's disappointment in the justice holmes. president eisenhower's discipline in earl warren and more recent examples. like harry blackmun and david souter. i think we do not see that sort of pattern anymore. by and large, at least across the board, there is much more of the correlation between what president -- the president thought they were getting and how the justice actually performed. is therd question pipeline debate about it. can we hang the label of judicial activism on the roberts court? that would take time we do not have, to take a party meeting of judicial activism. it basically means you do not like what the court did. if you do not like what they did, they must be a bunch of activist judges. it is hard to get past that definition. sometimes, the roberts court has behaved as a minimalist score that years ago

republican mike rogers and democratic rep that's robert berger said the program was legal and criticalism. they criticized the recent weeks about the program with rogers calling it a criminal behavior. they say it is an essential tool in combating terrorist not only here but around the world. the nsa taking bold steps this morning to defend what many allege is an illegal surveillance of american citizens. no conversations were ever surveil just the meta -. >> 8088 am and a live look outsid i wouldn't change anything about the last 10 years except what it's done to my hair, so i'm doing something new. new age defy shampoo, conditioner and treatment from pantene. it's a system with pro-vitamins and caffeine. 7 signs of aging hair, like dryness and damage, virtually disappear. to make it act up to 10 years younger. my hair act its age? never. new age defy. hair acts up to 10 years younger. from the pantene expert collection. >> 811 a m and two teenagers face a real life cliff hanger. are the weekend they were stranded on a mounting cliff at 8,600 ft.. here is the rescue. 16 and 17 year-ol

is a court that is somewhat to the rights of with the warren court was in the 1960's or even the berger and rehnquist court's. the second question is, what is the correlation between the positions of justices and the presidents who put them there? teddy roosevelt's disappointment in the justice holmes. president eisenhower's discipline in earl warren and more recent examples. like harry blackmun and david souter. i think we do not see that sort of pattern anymore. by and large, at least across the board, there is much more of the correlation between the president thought they were getting and how the justice actually performed. the third question is the pipeline debate about it. can we hang the label of judicial activism on the roberts court? that would take time we do not have, to take a party meeting of judicial activism. it basically means you do not like what the court did. if you do not like what they did, they must be a bunch of activist judges. it is hard to get past that definition. sometimes, the roberts court has behaved as a minimalist score that years ago, when they decided

anyway, my question, sandy berger has been caught -- this 9/11, he was in the national archives and he some of the documents and he put them in his pants and stole them. isn't that a form of espionage, and more importantly, did anybody find out what he was trying to cover up the documents he removed from the national archives? thank you for c-span. you do an outstanding job of bringing the news. when you compare c-span2 other forms of journalism come there is no comparison. host: thank you, anthony. we will leave it there could is that an issue you are familiar with? guest: to be honest, i am not a legal reporter. i cover technology issues. my background in that subject is not enormous. that said, eating documents and taking them out with you is a very creative way of doing things, absolutely. host: in the series in "national journal," you have been writing about this issue. snowden's case is unique is that -- and that it uncovered a previously unknown surveillance apparatus that is massive in size and scope." guest: snowden is unique in that he uncovered something it at we had no idea

moved from a 43% win rate during the very conservative rehnquist -- during the very conservative berger the very conservative rehnquist court, and now they are at a 70% win rate under the roberts court. follow this pro-business trend to its logical conclusion and sooner or later you will end up with a supreme court that functions as a whole subsidiary as the chamber of commerce. >> i'm sure elizabeth warren's finding, you've seen it as a democrat, she's on her own up there. i mean, corporate interests are obviously powerful on both sides of the aisle in the senate. elizabeth warren doesn't have a lot of allies in a battle against powerful wall street interests. >> probably not in the senate or the house but i think she speaks for a lot of people, right that live out in the country and wonder why government may seem to represent some or give -- put their thumb on the scale for some rather than for others. she's remarkable at gathering attention for things like this. >> right. >> and i think she'll continue to do that. >> jeremy peters, talk about elizabeth warren on the hill and what you