c-span: you mentioned bernard baruch. that went on longer than the randolph churchill affair. >> guest: yes. the bernard baruch affair, as such, didn't go on; the li--the friendship was lifelong until he died in his 90s. hey were always friends. c-span: stop--let me just--i'll mention--who was bernard baruch? >> guest: oh, i'm sorry. bernard baruch was c--a so-called speculator. he's a man who knew wall street who became something of an--of an adviser on economics to presidents--presidents wilson and president roosevelt and hoover and various others. but she fell in love with him because he was much older. she'd h--she'd lost her father when she was very young, so he was something of a father figure as well as a mentor. he taught her about politics and economics. and also he was not obtainable. so anybody who was not attainable for clare became the one that wa--was most desired. so although they had a small fling in the--in the early '30s, it didn't go on for very long because he was so much older than she was. c-span: an

jim bernard, joining us live now with more on that in our forecast. >> indeed. last week's little warm up produced run off so rivers and creeks will be high, fast and cold for months to come. heads up if you are headed in that direction and it is still snowing in the high country sierra tonight, this afternoon into tonight. it will not amount to much what was a trace of drizzle on the coast producing light snow, above 7500 feet. around the bay, no snow to speak of as we see clear skies, almost clear skies over the trans america building, matchy fog at the coast a weak frontal system cross the area, left a good bunch of clouds in the bay area, which we will clear through the day. looking out across san jose mostly cloudy skies here and a trace of drizzle showing up along the coastline. that is about it as far as moisture out of that system as we see partly chow diconditions, -- cloudy conditions, cooler across the bay area, down a couple degrees into the mid-and low 60s warmer locations as this weak front they cross the area here, left mostly clouds across the ar

moments ago i spoke to one of them, bernard henri levy, prominent french writer. i asked him why he's so certain of dominique strauss-khan's innocence. >> why? because i know dominique strauss-khan. i know him since a very long time, and i am -- in the depths of my soul, i am convinced that he cannot be the man who is depicted in some of the american and european medias today. he is a man who loves his family. he is a man who has no brutality in him. he is a man who, of course, likes life, women, but i cannot imagine him committing such a crime iras an act of rape. rape -- for me, and i really choose my words, is contradictory. this is the reason why i wrote this piece. >> in what way do you believe he has been treated unfairly so far? >> you know, it is always unfair when the press, and not the most serious press, takes the place of the judge. dominique strauss-khan will have a fair trial. i know that. when i see some of these things, it is true in america, but also in france. we have the same sort of press, depicting him as a pervert, depicting him as a sort of

> man: ....the pentagon, quite clearly you could see black smoke rising up, it was just awful. >> bernardamone: and i said, "my wife works there," and i hadn't...( choking up )... ...i hadn't heard from her. >> woman: i got out the office roster and started calling people: "have you heard from anybody?" >> and then next i checked the voicemail, and there was about 30 messages on the voicemail, and i started going down, and i was hoping that jan had called, and then when i got down to three, my hope started dwindling. >> bush: as long as the united states of america is determined and strong, this will not be an age of tyranny. this will be an age of liberty, here and across the world. >> americans awoke on september 12, 2001, with the realization that our nation was changed forever. we were living in a new world, with history broken into the pre-9/11 era and the post-9/11 era. >> gen. richard myers: there probably wasn't any other event that made us understand as a nation that we're all linked in so many different ways... that we all play a role in our security, in our well-being, in the w

. >>> still to come bernard hopkins boxing in montreal. >>> delivering a kick that would make at high noon for game four of,,, between the sharks and canucks n the east... >>> dropping the puck at high noon for game 4. western conference finals between the sharks an canucks. >>> over in the east the bruins willing to take down anyone in their path to the stanley cup. first period patrik berglund steals it from steven samcos and tabes it the other way for the shorthanded goal. boston jumping out to a 3-0 lead. the lightening came back to score five unanswered goals. simon gagne giving them the lead for good in the 3rd. tampa bay ties the series both at two games. >>> the quakes making it two in a row beating the revolution 2- 1. >>> fight night in montreal. 46-year-old bernard hopkins stirring up the crowd by doing push ups in the middle of the ring. unanimous decision. winning the wbc light heavyweight title and becoming the oldest champ in boxing history. he said he won't retire until he is 50. george foreman did it at 45. he was the previous oldest boxer to win. >>> cal rugby team w

bernard hopkins making some news here.azy he's this age. >> 46-year-old bernard hopkins is now the oldest fighter in boxing history to win a major world championship. george foreman held the previous record winning at 45. look at that. hopkins not only beat him physically but also mentally, doing push-ups between the sixth and seventh round. what's that say? i got you. >> how old a kid he fighting? >> 18 years younger. he's 28. >> hopkins says he actually plans to fight until he's 50! we joked earlier about how he promised his mom he wouldn't fight past 40. he's had 11 fights since he turned 40. >> why not if you can still do it? he had to mix it up a little bit. >> it started off slow but then he pick it up and put on pretty much a clinic about five rounds in. >> i like these throwbacks. i love this stuff, the uniforms, throwback to the old days. >> it was turn back the clock night in boston last night. 1918 was the last time the cubs and red sox played each other in a series at fenway park so to commemorate this historic

i don't bernard and i think you know, i have been opposed to the death penalty all my life. he went on to explain his opposition to capital punishment and according to the pundits at the time he went on to lose the election because of that. and one interesting back story about the question itself involved the efforts of his fellow journalists, panelist come all three being women to persuade bernie shaw behind the scenes not to ask the question. the bottom line i discovered in doing my research, the distinguished journalist of this world are no different than real people. they also see and hear this scene -- the same things in different ways. i also tell the whole story of the story of 11976 the audio went dead between jimmy carter and gerald ford the debate in philadelphia. ford and carter standing at each podium and they both just stood there silently 27 minutes while they tried to fix the audio. they did not look at each other. one moderator offer them a chair and said of -- not only did they sit down did not even acknowledge july suggested that. i interview them about tha

call himold-fashioned but bernard cast nato prefers a map that doesn't require batteries. >> we thinkab -- that there's a role for the printed product, and we think the role for it is to be very detailed. this is called a key map. >> begun mapping bay area community, but his other maps won't include streets or buildings or trails, but his maps have them all. we add elements that are not usually on popular maps so we add the building outlines, sort of makes the map come alive, you might say. >> catalanotto figures the more a community knows about it self the closer it becomes. this is the central part of mill valley, so everybody knows the depot. and it's a very lively -- his maps show hiking trails, bike paths and escape routes in case of a disaster. this is a fire road that leads to a place where there is danger of forest fire and it could be an evacuation road for people in the area. this week the company mailed out 3,000 copies of the map book to mill valley residents. >> this is a marshland that was wilt over and i think it really brings it together and i grew up in mill valley an

jim bernard final check on weather. >> another lovely day around the bay. coastal fog more than yesterday. that will cool things down slightly nothing too dramatic just a few degrees as we see clouds hanging in around the golden gate and subtle fluctuation in wind flow will be our pattern for the next week or so probably the next few months as we see an on shore breeze return by mid- week. >> all right. sounds good. >> that is it for weekend early edition thanks for joining us this morning coming up next, face the nation. >> that's right don't forget our next newscast is at 5:30. thanks ,, [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ]

i sat down with carol silver, bernard lafayette, john lewis, and bill harper.u to listen closely. >> i have to say, i owe a debt of gratitude to all of you, to carol silver, to bernard laugh yet, and of course, you recognize john lewis and bill harper. thank you for the sacrifices you made and what you did. but i have to ask you this, did you ever think you would be sitting here together? look at each other, 50 years, what do you think when you look at each other's faces? >> unreal, unbelievable that some of us are still here. still working. to change america. >> at that time, we were young. and we were frightened. >> you still look young. >> but we were -- we had a purpose. and that -- you can never recapture that unless you had some threat against you. so we are basking in this -- in your attention and the attention of all these young people, and it's wonderful. >> yeah. when mr. lafayette walked in, he said to me, he goes, i finally get to meet you, i'm so proud of you. i'm thinking, me? you're proud of me? i'm proud of you. where does that come from? you di

i'm jim bernard (short ad-lib about weather, guests, whatever) (jim does weather) topping our news this morning.... a major gun recall has some oakland officers turning in their weapons today in exc >>> topping the news this morning, a major gun recall has oakland officers turning in their weapons today, in exchange for new ones. the recall affects about a third of the force. officers who have glock 4 pistols, because of a mechanical problem with the device in the gun called the recoil spring; instead of one spring, the new glock 4 was designed with two springs that are supposed to mat gun more stable. officers will be returning these guns throughout the weekend. the police department is not saying whether glock can retrofit these guns or if new guns must be ordered. >>> today, oakland detectives are investigating two deadly shootings, the first at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. officers found a man who had been shot on 34th street. he later passed away at the hospital. less than 12 hours later, officers found another person who had been shot on 90th avenue. no word if the shootings are rela

an auction of jailed ponzi scheme bernard madoff's liquor collection fetched $430 for his victims. bottoms up. >>> the canucks battle the sharks and the royals take it into extra innings. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> so far this may, we haven't had a lot of tornados or severe storms. that could change this afternoon. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." headlines are straight ahead. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> and in sports, lebron james came through for the heat last night situating the miami/chicago series with a pair of ones. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. after being blown out of game one, the miami heat responded in game two in chicago. pick it up in the bottom of the second. first half, luol threw up a prayer and it was answered. the bulls up seven. heat pulled even in the second off the mad scramble. dwyane wade got the wild pullup. he had 24. close to the third. lebron james closed it out. 9 of his 29 in the final quart

the local businessman bernard column, has a plan. >> when it is finalized and completed we will produce,000 pounds a year. >> also known as cruc file fiber is an extremely durable and fire-resistant fiber used in construction material. >> and it is safe. >> it is, safe, yes, relatively. >> you may already know this relatively safe mineral by its other name, which also happens to be the name of the town. >> asbestos mean something different in french than it does in english? because in english it means slow hacking death. >> oh, yes. >> unlike small tox, minnesota, strict nine illinois, and cholera, new jersey, asbestos quebec is standing by its name. town director george gagne. >> asbestos has been banned in the-- in the-- in some part of the world, but for here, in quebec, we're selling that you should use more asbestos. >> really? >> yes. >> but some insist on undermining this economic recovery. >> all forms of asbestos, including crysotile cause cancer and harmful lung effects. unquestionable, the mine should shut down. >> let me ask you a question-- is there any reason why the asbes

. >> rugby, byu, their 24th 24th national championship, and bernard hopkins became the oldest fighterin the world title, winning in a unanimous decision. 46 years old. >> alan: all right. that's it for us. thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc. x#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters.

for instance french philosopher bernard henri levy, look it up, people, that's how it is pronounced,-- (laughter) >> jon: he has written in an essay, quote, i do not know what actually happened saturday. but it would be nice to know how a chamber made could have walked in alone, contrary to the habitual practice of most of new york's hotels of sending a cleaning brigade of two people into the room. that's your gotcha? everyone knows mades come in pairs? (laughter) >> jon: and by the way, only the french would refer to two mades as a brigade. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> jon: and that's jus just-- interesting, little known fact. in world war ii germany's original conquering force through paris was actually just a cleaning crew. (laughter) >> jon: across the rhine and into paris, nothing more than a push broom and decorative soaps. look, all right, three named french guys a have to stick together. but strauss-kahn has a second defender with equally airtight reasoning. >> former nixon speechwriter ben stein is making excuses for the guy. >> jon: ben stein? from win ben stein's mon

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and jeffrey brown talks to diana henriques of the "new york times" about her new book chronicling bernard madoff's massive investment fraud. >> unlike the typical ponzi scheme that tended to exploit people's greed, madoff exploited people's fears. >> lehrer: that's all ahead along with a personal personnel announcement by me on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i want to know what the universe... >> looks like. >> feels like. >> from deep space. >> to a microbe. >> i can contribute to the world by pursuing my passion for science. >> it really is the key to the future. >> i want to design... >> a better solar ce. >> i want to know what's really possible. >> i want to be the first to cure cancer. >> people don't really understand why things work. >> i want to be that person that finds out why. ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. and with the ongoing support of these in

trustee recovering money for bernard madoff victim is ready to district the cash. he says he is recovered about 44% of the more than 17 billion dollars lost in the ponzi skep. apple is updating the software so devices iphone and ipad don't continue to track where you've been. dunkin donuts is capturing more afternoon business offering stuffed bread sticks and bagels. that's today's money i am peggy bunker. >>> now "good mornings maryland." >>> it's been a year since cumberland river yod overflowed the banks and flooded nashville and now residents are now dealing with rising waters. they say this is not a natural disaster because they live outside of the flood plain and this water estimated to be 11 feet deep has been around for more than two weeks. and people say the city needs to do something to fix this problem. nearly 6,000 pieces of property are damaged in the last year infloodings not designated flooding zones. >>> parts of arkansas dealing with major stores. governor surveyed the scene and flooding in the area in the eastern part of the state. this weekend, h

bernard parish, killing the wetlands and fled in the lower ninth ward, east new orleans, and -- parrish. the only reason that that came to trial was because it was a navigation project. the rest of new orleans was a flood control project and those people never get their day in court. the judge called this case criminal negligence. tavis: you keep saying things i want to dig into. why did congress give them this kind of blanket immunity? if you are assigned a task, we expected to be done right, especially if it is done with the american people's money. the american people pay you to do the work but you are not held liable for the work. >> your not held responsible or accountable. i think that congress thought it would free the core up from concern about nuisance suits or something or any sense of accountability. they are answerable to no one. they serve the congress. the project that they do are not policy-driven. that is the only agency of government which is totally funded by earmarks. their strategy has been to have a project in every congressional district thereby getting the loyalty

. >> he mentioned several other names, including bernard madoff and other names to have been caught up in white collar crime, saying we have had examples of other high-profile people, individuals who have been allowed to wait for trial at home on bail. that was his case. what we did here is the district attorney arguing the opposite, saying this man remains a considerable flight risk. we do not know the details of his assets and he has every incentive to flee. also arguing the nature of this crime indicates an impulsive characteristics. >> the day started with him resigning from the post of head of the imf, which is something he was going to do later in the year in the run-up to the presidential campaign. that is big news for him and his family and for the institution. >> i think pressure had been building on him to hand in his resignation. we have seen the u.s. treasury secretary, tim geithner con add to growing voices saying he needs to step down. the job of the imf can not be left to someone trying to fight legal troubles. he did handed his resignation and the speculation even befor

>> listen, bernard lewis once said that -- >> israeli -- >> it is impossible for those who are powerful and successful to be loved by those who are not. so i think not releasing the photos, worrying about our perception in the middle east, i'm sorry -- where is that getting us? what is going on with the arab spring is happening independent of us, reacting to broader trends. so whether release of photo -- >> we didn't play the bite, i don't think. i don't think it included the words national security. but the president appealed to national security in the 60 minutes interview that is coming up on sunday night. when the president of the united states, a commander in chief, uses the words national security, and the logic behind them, then we have to really -- without any further question, is that true. >> we always question in a democracy, but -- >> you mean the press does. >> this is a judgment call, and the president's judgment is this would create blowbacks and that it's not essential to release these pictures. what problem would it solve? no problem. i don't think it's a decision for a

. >> i am darla bernard and i am a resident of san francisco and wholeheartedly support the cell phone tower. thank you. >> i am actually a broker and i do loans and those type of things which means i am always on my phone and driving and on the road. and with the laws being blue tooth and wires re, i want to prevent on being on the phone and have my calls accessible to that and i find it very frustrating to pull over, park, and get on the phone to find out where i am going and what needs to be done. and in these condensed areas and homeowners as well to help them and get the right place in efficient and quality time. and i am representing for susan mcauliffe of north beach neighbors and president in support of it. thank you. >> i am a working mom pretty much full time and i have two daughters and this is seven months and another four years and goes to preschool and in the daytime my family members or my nanny picks up the other one and i have to talk all the time to make sure are the work okay, the babies okay and my daughter goes to tutu ballet in north beach and also goes to prescho

his wife was given cash, but it was in bernard madoff. he is suing to get a better deal. >>> also, a new restaurant opening in the southern california. but it's not the menu that everybody's talking about. it's actually how you order. the astronaut is called stacked. and it as has an ipad on every table. >> you use the ipad to swipe your credit card and place your order. in case you're wondering, there is a live human being to bring out the food to. you can't tip the ipad. >> you can't. that's right. it probably makes a pretty good waiter. pretty accurate. >> and quiet. agreeable. >>> when we come back, william and kate are coming to america. we have their travel details, coming up. >>> first, what's being called a national crisis. what's behind the shortage of life-saving drugs. the answer ahead. [ male announcer ] your eye doctor can't always be there if you sleep in your contact lenses. lucky for you, air optix brand has a lens approved for up to 30 days and nights of continuous wear. [ male announcer ] that's why they're recommended m

. >>> victims of ponzi king bernard madoff could soon see some money. the trustee appointed to the case told a new york court on wednesday he collected $7.6 billion so far, and asked for permission to make an initial payout of $272 million. no word yet on when the court might make a decision. >>> and lebron james is hoping for a slam dunk with his new energy strip. the miami heat superstar is co-founder of a company that just launched caffeine strips called sheets. they dissolve when placed on the tongue, providing the equivalent of one cup of coffee. betty, i think i know some people around here that could use those. >> me! i don't drink coffee but i might try that. >> save me some time, too. >> all right, ashley. thank you. joining us live here in new york. >>> well, new york may become the first state to ban indoor tanning for anyone under the age of 18. more than two dozen states already regulate indoor tanning for minors. the american cancer society is calling for stricter regulations, but despite skin cancer risk, it remains popular, especially am

well one of joins us from a victim's bernard hopkins is also in the ring tonight at forty six he's hoping to become the oldest boxer to win a world title when he faces canada's young pascal for the w.b.c. light heavyweight belts the thought in montreal is a rematch of last december which ended in a draw. down tennis world number one coulomb was the us he's had a confidence boosting win ahead of the french open beijing the defending champion francesca schiavone just two days before the grand slam starts was nasty getting the better of italian to reach the finals of the brussels open it wasn't easy to do and they did three sets the pair on court for over two and a half hours after steve only leveled the match at a set all to take it into a decider. but wozniacki won back six three in the final she will face chinese playing. russian but it is a vanity over in straight sets. well that was the draw for the french open was being made was the out speak against japanese groom one of the over is the number three seed in could face in the quarter finals by maria sharapova could face can climb in th

. >>> the trustee recovering money for bernard madoff's victims is ready to begin distributing some of that cash. he says he has recovered about 44% of the $17 billion lost in that massive ponzi scheme. the rest of the money is not available just yet. that's because of court challenges. >>> your iphone or your ipad are not as much of an ispy. the devices have been storing data for a year. about where you've been, what you've been doing. well, apple is now updating its software so it only keeps a week's worth of location. it allows users to shut off data collection entirely. >>> a huge development in the computer chip design world. intel has unveiled a three-dimensional chip with a vertical, thin-like structure. it allows for more computing power, but uses less battery power. it will mean faster smartphones, lighter laptops and a new generation of supercomputers. >>> dunkin' donuts is now offering stuffed bread sticks and bagel twists. the chain hopes to double its number of stores and increase its presence outside the northeast. i still love the munchkin doughnuts. >> i like the chocol

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