bernard madoff?" and they all said, "no. we don't think he's for real." >> kroft: could you find anybody? >> i found no one that ever traded with mr. madoff, and i traded with the largest equity derivative service in the world. >> kroft: and that's because madoff's investment fund never actually made any trades, at least going back to 1993 and probably further, a fact confirmed at a meeting of madoff investors by the trustee charged with liquidating his assets. no one knew the depth of the fraud, but a lot of people had questions. who else figured this out besides you? >> i would say that hundreds of people suspected something was amiss with the madoff operation. if you look at who the victims were not, you'll notice that the major firms on wall street had no money with mr. madoff. >> kroft: i mean, you write-- this is the letter. i'm quoting from the letter to the securities and exchange commission, red flag number 20: "madoff is suspected of being a fraud by some of the world's largest, most sophisticated financial service

bernard, you say what is next, will they make the students make out? >> i just think the hand holding punishment is bad because the students were calling the hand holders gay. so make the students who called them gay hold hands too. it is a dual teachable moment. >> it can be their punishment. but i am shocked at the students themselves would resort to the homophobic tendencies. we are told that young people harbor these thoughts and that's why we are going to allow the gays in the military and it will be okay. i hope it turns out to be okay. but based on this study it is not looking good. >> you are taking this study and making it about gays in the military? >> i said what i said. did i say anything incorrect? >> you connect the dots. i report, you died. >> but what happened, you connected the dots and you somehow got a gay guy whereas i connected the dots and it was like a picasso painting. >> when ever i connect the dots i get a gay guy too. >> those aren't dots. anthony you said you once got caught smoking in high school and the gym teacher punched

conversations with great minds i'm joined by dr neal barnard dr bernard is clinical researcher author and health advocate he's been a principal investigator and co-investigator and many clinical trials investigating the effects of diet on health including one study that looked at the effects of dietary interventions in type two diabetes patients are bernard received from the george washington university school of medicine is the author of several books including the twenty one day weight loss kick start and breaking the food seduction joins me now in the studio and also dr bernard's. program for reversing diabetes this is the one i find fascinating welcome to the program thank you it's great to be here thanks for joining us what made you get into this what what drew you into diet and the most most physicians it's you know here's the pills yeah it is i have to say what i'm doing now is exactly the opposite of how i grew up i grew up in fargo north dakota come from a long line of cattle ranchers every day of my life. in corn except for special occasions when i was roast beef potatoes an

bernard, gretchen, thank you both. >> thank you, megyn. >> thank you.it, a big development with a group of chrysler workers who were caught on camera drinking and smoking pot on the job as they made cars. hmm. we're joined live by the reporter who broke the story on the unbelievable update to it today. >>> plus, a judge possibly redefining the term conflict of interest. the new scandal for this man just months after getting busted for sending a shirtless picture to one of his courtroom staffers. >> it went from being a summer fling and just something to do to falling in love, promises of marriage, me getting mr. president, us buying -- me getting pregnant, us buying a house together. name it. [ male announcer ] kids grow up in no time... marie callender's turkey breast with stuffing is a great reason to slow down. creamy mash potatoes, homestyle gravy and 320 calories. marie callender's. it's time to savor. megyn: fox news alert now, what is likely a big payday for one woman in new york. we have video just back from a new york courtroom where a settleme

cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with the latest. cornell this had to be deja vu for many folks. >> reporter: scary reminder no tsunami warnings for us here on the west coast most of japan's north eastern coast has been hit and on high alert rather for a tsunami since that quick hit after 5 p.m. japan time, epicenter north eastern japan near the city of miyagi lots of shaking felt across japan in tokyo news agency lights were situation, workers held on to directions until the shaking stopped. shortly before the quake, japan's television broke into programming warning it was due to hit. people told to flee to higher ground right way that warning has been lifted. the same region hit by last year's massive quake which killed 20,000, triggered a nuclear disaster. the power company says there are no problems at any of its nuclear power plants. we are getting reports of injuries near the city of miyagi after the quake unclear how severe. so far damage appears to be minimal. >>> america's most controversial sheriff comes to town this mornin

to sort out the latest tough talk from the posture is michelle bernard founder of the bernard centerter for women public policy. welcome back inside "the war room," michelle. >> thank you. >> jennifer: so, how serious is the stalemate that speaker boehner announceed today? >> i was listening to that sound bite a second ago and i don't know if i want to cry or if i want to laugh. i don't know how we get to a stalemate when number one the negotiations just began. number two the president has presented congress with his proposal and we have not heard anything from the republicans with a counter parolees counter proposal or what it is that they're offering. you got to think it that they're joking this is a joke, right? >> jennifer: i'm so intrigued by the negotiation strategy. there are the words and then there is the message beneath the words. on the president's side, this is what the president told citizens at the public event today. take a listen. >> obama: let's make sure that middle class taxes don't go up. let's get that done in the next couple of weeks. let's also work together on

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> the tragedy in connecticut is felt just as strongly in the bay area by families who don't know the victims. local clergy are stepping up to provide a place where people can go to begin to heal. confused and upset by the news many came to burlingame last night. for betsy there's a close connection to sandy hook elementary. that's where she grew up and still has friends who were first responders to the shootings. she is upset but proud the way the town has responded. pastor organized the service of remembrance, healing and hope to give people a place to share tears. he says that is important to avoid becoming cynical about the tragedy. >>> post office has establish add address you can use to express condolences to the people of sandy hook. you can send letters, care packages, p.o. box 3700, newton, connecticut, 06470. you will find the address on abc7news.com. you can show support to the people of newtown by posting this badge to your facebook wall you can find that on facebook.com/abc7news. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the school shootin

cornell bernard is live tonight with the story. cornell? freezing here yet, but it feels like it. they are bracing for some extreme cold. as the mercury began to drop, they were looking for those who needed shelter. >> it makes you -- i mean it makes me appreciate what i have. i want to do something. >> the extreme cold did not stop these people from braving a long line from a movie screening. >> i have my earmuffs on. it is cold. >> wearing a down coat to ski and the ski hat. >> horses that normally sleep outside are getting special treatment at the bay wood equestrian center where the indoor stables are open and extra blankets offer protection from the cold. >> we definitely put on a couple of extra blankets when it gets this chilly to keep them happy. >> the chill didn't stop one family's search for the perfect christmas tree. >> it is absolutely freezing. it is luck and homework i think that made us come out tonight. but we have to do it. it is almost christmas. >> and back with a shot of my alarm clock app. it says 42 degrees right now

and there was lots of flooding in the north bay where cornell bernard is. we start with leigh glaser. leigh? >> what a difference about six, eight hours makes. live doppler 7hd, very active earlier this morning beginning at 7:00 a.m. as the cold front moved through. now you could barely even tell we had any rain at all. we are looking live now, folks, and you can see the receive rain has pushed on to the south and east of the bay area. still getting a few little sprinkles here and there between morgan hill and hollister. mainly at the higher elevations, but most of the rain, or actually all of the rain has moved out of the area. we did have quite a bit of rainfall. we still have a couple of river watches. these are river watches in affect until tomorrow morning. the river right now is at 27 feet. it looks like it will crest tomorrow morning below flood stage at 30 feet. the napa river in napa 23 feet right now. you can see the flood stage is 25 feet. it crested earlier today at 26 feet. it is just a foot above flood stage. it is now receding. i think the fl

cornell bernard is live tonight with the story. cornell?> dan, it is not freezing here yet, but it feels like it. they are bracing for some extreme cold. as the mercury began to drop, they were looking for those who needed shelter. >> it makes you -- i mean it makes me appreciate what i have. i want to do something. >> the extreme cold did not stop these people from braving a long line from a movie screening. >> i have my earmuffs on. it is cold. >> wearing a down coat to ski and the ski hat. >> horses that normally sleep outside are getting special treatment at the bay wood equestrian center where the indoor stables are open and extra blankets offer protection from the cold. >> we definitely put on a couple of extra blankets when it gets this chilly to keep them happy. >> the chill didn't stop one family's search for the perfect christmas tree. >> it is absolutely freezing. it is luck and homework i think that made us come out tonight. but we have to do it. it is almost christmas. >> and back with a shot of my alarm clock app. it says 42 d

i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> to the fiscal storm now in washington that's gone from bad to worse. the fiscal cliff negotiations were dealt another setback when a political gamble by speaker john boehner blew up in his face. last night boehner was forced to scrap a plan to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans when members of his own party turned it down. after the vote was canceled, republican house members left the meeting where they were told to go home for the holiday. the white house says it will continue to bargain, but the dramatic turn of events leaves boehner's leadership in doubt and the budget negotiations up in the air. danielle nottingham with more now from washington. >> reporter: lawmakers were set to plan on house speaker boehner's plan b, but the motion was scrapped when the voting fell short. the speaker designed the bill to prevent automatic tax hikes on people making less than $1 million a year. boehner says it's up to senate democrats and the president to make the next move. >> i did my part. they've done nothing. >> reporter: if congress doesn't act b

cornell bernard is live tonight with the story. cornell?t is not freezing here yet, but it feels like it. they are bracing for some extreme cold. as the mercury began to drop, they were looking for those who needed shelter. >> it makes you -- i mean it makes me appreciate what i have. i want to do something. >> the extreme cold did not stop these people from braving a long line from a movie a movie screening. >> i have my earmuffs on. it is cold. >> wearing a down coat to ski and the ski hat. >> horses that normally sleep outside are getting special treatment at the bay wood equestrian center where the indoor stables are open and extra blankets offer protection from the cold. >> we definitely put on a couple of extra blankets when it gets this chilly to keep them happy. >> the chill didn't stop one family's search for the perfect christmas tree. >> it is absolutely freezing. it is luck and homework i think that made us come out tonight. but we have to do it. it is almost christmas. >> and back with a shot of my alarm clock app. it says 42 d

david bernard, chief meteorologist of our affiliate station wsor says the storm is headed east. >> we have a major blizzard across the midwest and it looks like that snow is going to continue at least for the next 24 hours or so. notice that blizzard conditions extend all the way from western kansas to southeastern nebraska and some of the worst of the weather is ending up in iowa, and that's going to continue through much of the day on thursday as everything moves to the east. also in the southern end we have possible tornados breaking out across portions of southern missouri, arkansas, and also southeastern oklahoma. as far as watches and warnings go, blizzard warnings from northwestern kansas all the way to near milwaukee and southern wisconsin. some of the snow is going to try to get into chicago by tonight and going into friday morning. in fact, we're calling for up to 12 inches of additional snow through central iowa right into central and southern portions of wisconsin. some areas could see well over 12 inches. for chicago there's a possibility of at least two or three inches o

and there was lots of flooding in the north bay where cornell bernard is. we start with leigh glaser. leigh? >> what a difference about six, eight hours makes. live doppler 7hd, very active earlier this morning beginning at 7:00 a.m. as the cold front moved through. now you could barely even tell we had any rain at all. we are looking live now, folks, and you can see the receive rain has pushed on to the south and east of the bay area. still getting a few little sprinkles here and there between morgan hill and hollister. mainly at the higher elevations, but most of the rain, or actually all of the rain has moved out of the area. we did have quite a bit of rainfall. we still have a couple of river watches. these are river watches in affect until tomorrow morning. the river right now is at 27 feet. it looks like it will crest tomorrow morning below flood stage at 30 feet. the napa river in napa 23 feet right now. you can see the flood stage is 25 feet. it crested earlier today at 26 feet. it is just a foot above flood stage. it is now receding. i think the fl

david bernard is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station in miami. he's following the storm system. david, as the storm tracks north, who has the most to worry about? >> well, there is a lot of real estate to cover, jim. let's start by looking at the satellite and radar combined this evening, and we have a big shield of snow this afternoon covering areas from detroit to cleveland, right through northern pennsylvania, now pushing into western portions of new york. south of there, all along the i- 95 corridor through new york and philly and d.c. and south of there, very heavy rain occurring this evening, and that's going to be the story overnight. and it looks like even into tomorrow that heavy rain is likely going to continue. >> axelrod: how bad will this disrupt travel? >> well, i think the big problem is going to be the snowfall in the inland areas. let's give an idea of how much more snow could fall between now and early saturday when the storm ends. those purple areas you see anywhere from northern pennsylvania, covering much of upstate new york,

. >> convicted of armed robbery, bernard jones has been incarcerated for 3 1/2 years and is currently appealing his case. >> i got to use the bathroom around other brothers. there ain't no separation. ain't no shower curtain. that means, when i'm taking a bath, i got a dude walking by. >> tempers can flare at any moment so officers are required to make hourly security checks. >> everything all right? all right. normally you look for cracks on the bars, check the bars, check the locks, make sure everything is secured. you look inside the cells. make sure that the inmate population is not doing anything they're not supposed to. >> since drugs are frequently smuggled into this jail, specially-trained canine units are brought in to find them. corporal perez is the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. >> we found a pound one day. another day we did, like, three quarters of a pound of marijuana here. so it is coming in. from itty-bitty amounts, one tenth of a gram, up to a pound. >> often the k-9 searches turn up other dangerou

and bernard pollard to return as well. it is not an admission but not a game of great consequence. with a big one unopened gift in the form of a wild card round game, a bit of a strange vibe. they looked like the same team that ran all over cincinnati to open the regular season. joe flacco looked like the guy we saw last week against the giants. assume that at the dalton has nightmares about that pass. repeatng up zea performance. how about a look ahead to 2013? where's.he who's and the jets, green bay, minn., and houston. going by the 2012 results, an easier road schedule. traveling to chicago, detroit, and denver. dates and times are usually announced in late april. sadness at of college park. the quarterbacks coach -- he was the head coach in college park from 1987 to 1991. making a run to the independence bowl in 1990. the nba basketball dominate the studio. we go first to skylar spence. second half, aztecs did more than hang around. spencer with the slam. this one tight all the way through. and entertaining folks. nick johnson with the holiday block. this evening we will learn

cornell better tphrard -- bernard joins us from the coast guard station. >> reporter: coast guard members ever taking a moment to remember a dark time in our history 71 years later the attack on pearl harbor remains a day that will indeed live in infamy. >> ready, aim, fire! >> reporter: 21-gun salute for three men who still remember that day, veterans who witnessed the attack on pearl harbor. today the coast guard paid tribute to them and the sacrifice made by thousands who lost their lives. >> the surprise that the japanese had come this far away from home to attack us, i really was, i expected them to attack the philippines. as we were going out, you see the ships all the smoke and fire. 19-year-old kid, it is new to you, didn't really know what to think. >> reporter: pearl harbor survivors are now in their 90s but say they will never forget the surprise attack. there was a ceremony to pay tribute to all branches. tonight survivors will light the beacon on top of mount diablo the same which guided u.s. warplanes back into the area. >>> foxconn the part supplier for apple is considering

bernard madoff making license plates. oprah winfrey giving me a ford.t a few minutes after turning the face cards into people and building a memory palace out of my office, behold. king of hearts. queen of clubs. queen of hearts, jack of hearts. jack of clubs. king of spades. jack of diamonds. queen of diamonds. and king of clubs. >> king of clubs. there you go. >> reporter: look at that! changed my life. i can't remember your name, though. >> well-done, bill. thanks. just ahead, with the country only three days away now from the edge of the fiscal cliff, we're going to tell you what it could mean for you and your wallet. >>> tonight in washington, the pressure is on, the clock is ticking, the countdown to the so called fiscal cliff hits the 72-hour mark in just a few minutes. while congress is hoping for a hail mary deal to avoid taking a plunge over the fiscal cliff, most americans are wondering what is wrong with these people, and how exactly social security going to affect them. so, we went ahead and crunched the numbers for you. there they were aga

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bernard smith, al jazeera, kabul. >> a government appointed panel accused the u.s. state department of not doing enough to protect diplomats in libya. the panel investigated a series of tax at the u.s. mission in benghazi and september, including one this killed the ambassador and three members of the staff. it was not on the panel's list of recommendations. >> the september 11 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. four americans, including the ambassador to libya, were killed. an investigation concluded systemic operational failures at the u.s. state department helped make the attack possible. investigators found a security was grossly lacking, leaving the consulate's vulnerable to attack. but they confirmed the obama administration bicycling that it had had no intelligence predicting any attack was imminent. the report also blamed the new libyan government for its profoundly lacking response to the attack. the panel's chairman and vice chairman will brief members of congress behind closed doors wednesday. in a letter submitted to members of congress, secretary

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cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> let's get a check on the forecast here. fog out there. >> yeah, it is out there and very fence being thankfully patchy in the sand -- very dense, thankfully patchy in the san ramon valley, right now it is dry reduced visibilities you don't have wet roads. at the reporting stations thickest napa and novato. in my drive it was quarter to an 8th of a mile on 680 and 24 in spots not near the reporting stations. the fog is going to lift upper 50s to low 60s inland. coast light breeze and upper 50s today. >>> no fog in marin coming in this morning up and over the waldo clear. one lane both directions north end of the golden gate span due to roadwork picked up 5:30 roadwork throughout marin north and southbound 101 between strawberry and sausalito in the northbound direction. southbound you get the cones up and over the waldo for that golden gate bridge approach. north 101 university accident blocking on-ramp car in a ditch with tow truck on scene. eastbound 80 at central that off-ramp blocked by a box truck that got into an accid

. >> ama: now two cornell bernard in sonoma county where there's severe flooding. reporter: if you're trying to get to napa on highway 121, forget it. this entire intersection is completely flooded, under water. the water is moving very fast. it's very cold tonight. in fact, this is about as far as i'm going to be venturing into it. this is the heart of the wine-making region, and where highway 121 meets highway 12. a lot of vineyards are underwater. here's what this looked like before sunset. water raging across the roomplet all coming from nearby sonoma crook, which has overflowed its banks. the water spilling into farmland and vineyards. luckily no reports of injuries or flooded homes. the town of sonoma is two miles from here. it's dry, but getting there is a challenge. detours are set up. let's go back live to this truly amazing shot. sonoma creek, 200-yard from where we are tonight, sonoma -- chardonnay graips over -- grapes over here, and behind us, where the traffic signals are, water is three to four feet deep. anyone's guess when that's major intersection

the bernard and audre rapoport foundation. the john d. and catherine t.thur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. anne gumowitz. the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome to a story that's been unfolding for nearly 40 years, but has gone largely untold, and that's the way the central characters wanted it. they were smart and understood something very important -- that they might more easily get what they wanted from state capitals than from washington, d.c. so they started putting their money in places like raleigh, north carolina, nashville, tennessee, phoenix, arizona, and madison, wisconsin. that's because what happens in our state legislatures directly affects our taxes, schools, roads, the quality of our air and water, even our right to vote. politicians and lobbyists at the

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> new this morning, america's most popular get getting the worst marksw crash test from nhtsa. toyota's best selling 2013 camera earned a poor rating. the group says the camry's front wheel was pushed back bending the pang compartment foot well in-- the passenger compartment foot well inward. the 2013 accord received top rating of good. >>> this is a big deal, holiday travelers encountering major weather problems. areas this is snow in des moines, snow started coming down yesterday and will continue until noon today. in colorado drivers are maneuvering dicey conditions. if you are traveling to or from o'hare expect delays. snow and strong winds may effect visible. >> may have delays because the planes they have to deice when temperatures get down that low. >> and that's a hub for united. possibly delays nationwide. >> degrees already started there, flight arrival delays the same storm that -- if you were trying to connect to denver yesterday. good morning, let's talk about our storm it is not here yet, high pressure dominating, clear skies from vollmer p

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cornell better tphrard -- bernard joins us from the coast guard station. >> reporter: coast guard members ever taking a moment to remember a dark time in our history 71 years later the attack on pearl harbor remains a day that will indeed live in infamy. >> ready, aim, fire! >> reporter: 21-gun salute for three men who still remember that day, veterans who witnessed the attack on pearl harbor. today the coast guard paid tribute to them and the sacrifice made by thousands who lost their lives. >> the surprise that the japanese had come this far away from home to attack us, i really was, i expected them to attack the philippines. as we were going out, you see the ships all the smoke and fire. 19-year-old kid, it is new to you, didn't really know what to think. >> reporter: pearl harbor survivors are now in their 90s but say they will never forget the surprise attack. there was a ceremony to pay tribute to all branches. tonight survivors will light the beacon on top of mount diablo the same which guided u.s. warplanes back into the area. >>> foxconn the part supplier for apple is considering

ari shapiro, michelle bernard, and chris join me.nt, boehner, behind closed doors, they're not reading anything. they did it without any other leaders. i think the real negotiations have finally started. >> that's a good sign when we're not hearing much, when they're saying everything is a disaster or we're making progress. when they're meeting and saying we're not going to tell anybody what happened behind closed doors, to me that's getting somewhere. >> look at the clock. if everybody wants to get up. senator joe man offion. the smell of the jet fumes from national all want to be out here before the 24th. if if the bill on the 18th it at the latest, that means to get a bill written like that you need to have the frame wok by the 14th or 15th. today is the 10th. >> the framework a little plug and play. >> you can do an extension. if it really comes down -- i know no one will want to hear that, you can say here is the framework. we buy ourselves two months' time, whatever it might be, to write the legislation, and then you do it when

and bernard pollard, a first alternate. the have the third most players in thirdafc behind houston and new england. -- they have the third most players in the afc behind houston and new england. the ravens cannot buy -- should they give everything they have to win a somewhat meaningless game? football and let them off the gas to not go together. the idea to send a message to a division. rice says a play that worked remains to be done. >> c. start something, you have to finish it. our goal is to win a division and control it. we did our thing against cleveland, but with pittsburgh. right now we are 10 -- 1 and 0 vs. cincinnati. >> how about a look to the 2013 season? who and where the ravens will play. w. hen. the nine divisional home games include new england, the jets, green bay, minnesota, and houston. the ravens have an easier gold schedule. they travel to buffalo, miami, chicago, detroit, and denver next season. dates and times announced late april. the wizards to another solid step forward. washington hosting cleveland

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the bernard and audre rapoport foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. anne gumowitz. the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. lately i've had phaedra on my mind. not the greek myth of the tragic daughter of that name, but the retelling of the story in a 1962 movie starring tony perkins and melina mercouri. their illicit affair over, perkins crashes his cherished roadster over a cliff. a big sendoff accompanied by none other than johann sebastian bach. >> oh john sebastian! you're playing your music like crazy and i'm listening to it in greece! what are you doing here? oh john! why aren't you home minding the children? i at least had some business in greece! i had a father that killed every phaedra! phaedra! phaedra! >> that scene

years later in engineering school he and a classmate bernard silver worked to devise a graphic versione code. one that could be used to track product information. the result was this. a sort of bulls eye with lines of varying widths, and in 1952 they pat ented what they called a classifying apparatus and method. ahead of out time, the idea languished and they sold the patent to philco for $15,000, all they ever made for their invention. wood land went onto work for ibm where in the early 1970s a colleague named george lowerer designed the retack language bar code we know today. last year wood land's daughter was there for his induction into the inventors hall of fame, he died last sunday at the age of 91. but his genius lives on, every time you hear this, take a moment to thank norman joseph woodland, for your speedy check out. coming up, once again. ,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: in the aftermath of friday's shootings in newtown, connecticut we can now add the name adam lanza to the gallery of gunman whose names have begun to enter our collective memories. bob orr tells us the latest on the in