you bet but because you were betting both ways didn't matter what the whole market index.is. >> rose: that's it? >> the beauty of it is you can apply the same ideas to doing currencies, fixed income positions, all kinds of other complex stuff that alfred jones never dreamt of. >> rose: because even today you hear constantly financial people talking about i'm going to hedge mzr investment. whatever it might be, whether it's commodities or whatever it might be in. this idea of hedging everything has become part of almost the custom. >> it gives you more freedom. you can express view that something is going to go down as opposed to being restricted to only betting when it goes up. and so you have double the number of opportunities to go out and make money. >> rose: so what's the relevance of hedge funds to what happened in terms of all of the disasters of the subcrime crisis and all of the stories we heard of people having too much leverage, having too much risk and not enough conservatism having to do with their capital requirements. >> one of the amazing things with hedge f

to start taking bets at stadium before a match the company will invest up to five million dollars in the project and expects the first return in three years but in a culture never has more. one two way driessen money while into sports event but tired of the track now you can risk your sure down at the football stanion as deeply resp repaired to kick off their one surefire win now will be the football association and its deal with the back league it will receive half of all the earnings to made by the bookmakers inside the stadium the money will be put towards the development of football in russia. fifty percent of what is made will be given to the russian football league and then we will decide whether to invest into football clubs or to children's football the amount of money wagered on sport last here in russia and mounted to just one point two billion dollars if a very meager sound for situ law each country with a long sporting tradition the recent ban on casinos has not helped the situation from the bookmakers point of view. there's been a three fold decline in the market in two

have ski also has a cunning plan to boost the image of sports betting he has set his heart on winning the services of town tical fortune teller paul the octopus badly has offered to pay around one thousand euros for the psychic cephalopods who correctly predicted the outcome of games at the world cup or to appear to go we sent an offer and i think we will find a compromise of this octopus to help make an officer to predict the winners we are ready to provide everything he needs we just need him. paul has been getting many offers but if he does come to russia he will find everything and oracle octopus could need to show off his talents his sponsors could take him to the page on match day so he could pick the winner and encourage the spectators to places pentad as that might have a question of business are today. so for now you can always find more stories on our website that's r.t. dot com slash business. for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get t

against their own client just like in america the deal seems to be bet against your children bet against the future still from the future steal from your population and apparently when you remove that element of the equation your economy grows like a real free market right i mean you've got a war on terror and it's interpreted in two different ways in the united states are going after men in caves that are probably long sense departed and in europe they're getting rid of the real terrorists goldman sachs and as a result their economies are now doing much better certainly they're able to sell their debt easier now so france as the article says hasn't used goldman and three years quote french people would. riot in the streets if we chose goldman said a person familiar with the french treasury so this is another important ingredient where the american population has been plundered goldman sachs being the primary front person for it whether it was hank paulson or let lloyd blankfein or timothy geithner on behalf of goldman sachs plundering the economy but there's been very little rioting in

. >> i bet anything-i'm not allowed to bet but i bet harry wins. lue see that repeat. that old, mark wayne, i think the reports of our demise are premature. >> some of those reports came from the white house. robert gibbs said republicans could take back the house. that prediction angered house democrats but the polls confirm democrats could be in trouble. approval numbers for the president and congressional democrats have fallen as the economy continues to struggle this summer. on fox news sunday leaders both parties spoke about what they believe voters are look for in november. >> i really do believe what we are seeing is an absence of leadership by the administration and as the elections approach this fall the american people are looking for men and women who are committed to those timeless american principle many preponderances. >> it's a tough climate but we are tough people and we are going to take our contrast and comparisons to the american people. >> that includes the president. the campaign committee chair for the democrat said the president will continue to

very very seldom the russian market tends to be something of a bet you are but i have to say that in the last five years or so the level of expertise at the auction houses has become a great deal better and very very seldom now do you see fakes on the market saying russia is a victim of being forged more than any other form of art then is that what you're saying i think there's a danger that it has been i think it's also a danger to overestimate it because you know you have got a thriving market where there are a number of extremely competent and successful dealers the difficulty of course was that so much art was hidden for such an extraordinary length of time i'd like to just go back to that question of the study if that went for one and a half million because i don't think we should forget the fact that its estimate was one hundred eighty to two hundred twenty thousand pounds and it went for a million and a half which means that an awful lot of people were after that picture so the general consensus of opinion i think at the time of the auction would have been that it was a genuin

bet you that we would never see something like this in an ad in a magazine here in the states because it just wouldn't fly. you know yeah i think you're absolutely right it wouldn't fly i've mentioned it before that within the states we do have a very conservative point of view when it comes to different ways of life including the transgender community when i saw the picture did my stomach get a knot did i get upset no i actually think when you see a man who is living his life you know transgendered model t. it actually should up the ante for all the women out there if a man can look that good we should be able to step up to the plate. i you know i agree he or she actually looks pretty fabulous that we have some competition so much for joining us. thank you i will before we go tonight we have our tweet of the day said earlier we spoke about fox news how they've created three stories that actually cause people to leave their jobs in the federal government so what would fox news tweet about today after all of the revelations i bet they'd say something like damn who know the dems in the

i bet you east bay mud and some of the water districts are happy as well, because the grass, the lawn, the plants are not taking as much water as they usually do. lots of things, it's a loop when you get weather like this. no red flag warns, no heat advisories, these are usually lead stories in our newscast. >> i bet you some of the business off fisherman's ward are making a lot of money. thank you, bill. >>> visitors to this year's california state fair are learning about more than farming. a group called crusaders for people's rights are bringing information to fairgoers about marijuana. >> a lot of them are for the older people. as they get older they get put on 10 pills. >>> the oakland raiders and their fans are mourning the death today of a legendary player who was known for his hard hits. tonight we hear from one of his former teammates. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobi

smith, now that you have to hedge your bet a little, where would you lean hedging your bet? >> if i was -- well, first of all, i don't hedge bets. i go down with the ship. i make a prediction and i stick with it. if i had to hedge it, it would be chicago. boozer combined with rose and luol deng, i wouldn't want to inherit the legacy of michael jordan and live up to that if i was lebron james. but if i wanted to be big, bad and bold, but i can't imagine it. it comes down to miami. new york because of the billions. james dolan, the chairman for the new york knicks and cablevision, he presented a package how if he came to new york, he can make up to $2 billion. i don't know how plausible that is, but you say $2 billion to a young man and you will get his attention. it's about the miami heat right now. until i hear him say otherwise, that's where i'm convinced he's going. >> larry: we'll be right back with more. the tension builds. [ female announcer ] there's a new generation of sun protection... ...that outlasts their energy. [ female announcer ] new aveeno® continuous protect

, hennidging your bet?n't hedge bets. i go don wiwn with the ship. if i had to hedge, chicago, acquisition of boozer, combined with derek rose, den gcg. i wouldn't want to have to inherit the legacy of michael jordyn. if i was going to be big, bad, bold. i would do that. to me it comes down to miami, new york because of the billion, got to remember, james dowland, chairman for new york knicks and cablevision present aid package to lebron james showing him if he came to new york he can make up to $2 billion. i don't know how plausible. say $2 billion to a young 25-year-old man you will definitely get his attention. again about the miami heat right now. until i hear him say otherwise i'm convinced that's where he is going. >> larry: and we will be right back with more. the tension builds. don't go away. when i use expedia, my friends at work think there's more than one "me." ...because on our trips, i always get there faster. see, expedia lets me mix and match airlines. so i can take one airline out... and an

i'll bet anything -- i'm not allowed to bet -- but i bet harry reid wins. to paraphrase mark twain. i think the reports of our demise are premature. >> the naacp had a convention. and they passed a resolution saying that elements of the tea party are racist. do you think elements of the tea party are racist? >> well, the truth is. at least elements involved with some of the tea party folks expressed racist views. we saw it on television. i wouldn't characterize the tea party adds racist. members, people on the periphery of their things have expressed unfortunate comments. again, it was all over tv, your network. black congressman walking up the stairs of the capitol. i don't believe, the president doesn't believe that the tea party is a racist organization. we don't believe that. very conservative. very different views on government and a whole lot of things. but it is not a racist organization. >> one of the big issues in this election, this midterm election is the economy. >> yep. >> nonfinancial institutions are sitting on $1.8 trillion in cash that could be spent expanding, crea

russ, i bet you they didn't even know today is national ice cream day. >> mitchell: i bet you're right. >> reporter: did you? >> mitchell: i did not, but thank you for telling me. michelle miller in long branch, new jersey. hundreds of protesters made their voices heard at the beginning of an aids conference in austria shouting, "broken promises kill." they marched through the conference center to demand rich countries promise pledges to fund aids drugs. little has been done in haiti to fund homes and lives who have lost so much. dozens of relief agencies have been helping, one in particular taking a novel approach, using movies to lift spirits. cbs medical correspondent dr. john lapook is there. >> in a tent camp in port-au- prince, patients are resuscitating one of the earthquake's cruelest casualties, childhood. >> oh, i'm very sorry. a friend of yours died? >> reporter: on january 12th, this 11-year-old girl lost her friend and home. now an organization called film aid is helping to bring some magic into her life with an outdoor screen and a movie projector. at this camp more than

>> tom, i'm not necessarily betting against the market. what we really believe is a matter of risk management. so roughly a month ago, right at the beginning of june, we decided to really take our risk exposure down by taking stocks and other high volatility assets down and we raised a fair amount of cash in short-term bonds. >> tom: why don't you think the risk in a stock market at this point in time is worth a potential reward in the weeks, months, and quarters to come? >> well, you know, really everything in the market revolves around the economy and economic policies. and given we have this $2 trillion stimulus package pretty much winding down, the fact remains that the economic uncertainties surrounding continued growth are still out there. and i would have liked to have seen a much stronger patient, if you will, before taking it off life support. >> tom: we are seeing, however, corporate earnings generally look pretty decent. clearly some disappointment hit the tape today as we mentioned earlier in the program. but as you look out to

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. >> reporter: it's a safe bet school kids decades from now will be quizzed on the dodd- frank wall street reform and consumer protection act. they'll be asked about the new financial stability oversight council, and how it was empowered to identify and correct the kinds of risks regulators missed in the great recession; about the new consumer protection bureau, covering most every kind of loan you can think of. and this man's picture-- chris dodd, chair of the senate banking committee-- will be in the history books. >> this is a major undertaking, one that is historic in its proportions, that will set in place a structure that will allow us to minimize the problems in the future. >> reporter: and this senator's picture might also be there. history will show whether republicans like richard shelby were right to warn the bill will cut off credit when the economy needed it most. >> this bill, i believe, is a job killer and will saddle americans with billions of dollars in hidden taxes and fees. >> reporter: the dodd-frank bill changes the way wall street does business, limiting risky trading

into his house a minute later but time tour de france winner i'll bet a quarter of the riders have now crossed the alps and well after the pyrenees are. now russia's first and only formula one driver that if they're off met fans on red square the race a. day racing and then e o f one car parade around the kremlin. reports. the race near the kremlin walls in the middle of july has already become a summer tradition. this year only russian formula one fans are in for a special treat as the first russian driver ever to compete in f one. has come to moscow to take part in the race. the twenty five year old driver who took to the wheel of his racing car in march explained the main challenges of being an f one driver when you toward my start of the. second say. it's to start at eight o'clock in the mind and finish it well so that's much much more now. hasn't earned a point since his successful display in shanghai and is no fifteenth in the rankings there is no team has been improved cory that will hopefully help to drive to climb up the table in the last in races of the season recently specul

in a thrilling stage twelve edging out to time champ and i'll bet a.in a two man sprint sent the rules out some nazi made that is either an outpour of came third and the shaft meanwhile retains the yellow jersey although the forty one second gap between him and course it all has been reduced to just say she won seconds with eight stages still to go in the tour de france. that's it for the moment but you can always get more news on our web site which is r t v dot com and coming up next is the why the so stay with us. every month we give you the future we'll do you understand how to get there and what to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us. on our g. hereis which are made to police children. on their helmets. to make. sure the illness is. nursing them. to secure themselves against. it was cool just to see canary due to its high pitched. this moment none of this going to communicate. what you trying to say. i'm coming to mind with. the secrets. of opposing view dissenters who don't believe that h.r. th

i bet we are talking about a deadlock of democracy after the '94 election and president bush has just appointed -- i'm listening to myself, actually. president obama has just appointed jack lou, who was clinton's budget chief and he engineered the surplus. i don't think it's desolate as you are foreseeing. >> mort. >> i think the deficits represent the overhanging problem for the entire american economy. it could really crash the economy over a period of time and not too long. well within a generation. and these are two guys, allen simpson, who are two of the most respected and moderate people. >> level headed? >> they are both widely respected within the political community. it is. it's a huge political problem. it is a great economic problem and everybody hopes they can kick it down field so they won't explode during their term of office. it's going to explode. we do not want to become grease. we are not quite grease, okay. at this point, if we have a situation where countries refuse to buy our debt and it could happen very quickly, we could crash the economy. >> what is not exhaust

and now while we're still tallying our scores, our band today is called the slot blades but i bet youen know what a slot blade is, do you? it's a piece of machinery the cable car operator uses to stop the cable car. it's a very important piece of metal. it's the official emergency brake that drives a metal wedge into the ground and pushes the blade and imbeds itself for a quick stop. but these slot blades keep us going. ladies and gentlemen, once more, the slot blades! [applause] ♪ ♪ oh, go bop ♪ go bop, bop, go bop, bop, go , go bop ♪ ♪ go jingle bop ♪ go bop >> the slot blades, ladies and gentlemen! >> thank you. >> is everybody ready? is everybody ready? to announce the amateur third place category in 2009. tom sweeney. third place, amateur category. tom? >> third place winner goes to kblx. let's hear it for kblx. right. congratulations. congratulations. thanks, tom. >> go away. now second place, ladies and gentlemen. from triple-a. matt newcomer. all right, matt, who is our second place winner in the amateur category? >> our second place winner is the team from abc 7. >> abc 7 com

on the region bets worth one billion dollars on seven hundred ten as a build a whole industrial park something which would be unlikely closer to moscow juta higher costs are becoming a cause will halt on their tail lights today it is home to bobo peugeot citroen and renault just recently is still stamping factory was open and now it caters for all folks margins car parts this is not just the biggest german investment in buffalo but also an example of what a life asian it is no longer just a car assembly as it was four years ago these cars. parts are built with russian hands and ultimately they'll be built what the russians do you. i'm like renata and harold well desegregate was born in cali but in a way he also stands out from his three thousand chorley he was recruited from a local orphanage frequently out of work says he's now driven to succeed but i want to stay and work here if they give me a chance to grow i would like to become a foreman and ultimately a manager i see perspectives from reference to more and more companies are opening up in the region. not he was behind the idea

have ski also has a cunning plan to boost the image of sports betting he has set his heart on winning the services of town tical fortune teller paul the octopus to go we sent an offer i don't i think we will find a compromise i want this octopus to help our bookmaker officer to predict the winners we are ready to provide everything he needs we just need him. paul has been getting many offers but if he does come to russia he will find everything and oracle octopus could need to show off his talents his sponsors could take him to the page and manage day so he could pick the winner and encourage the spectators to play system tat is that my you know question of business. at a time i check out the equity markets in asia they have a trading net. stay despite wall street's leave session rally on tuesday but still stocks did quite well across the region after their u.s. peers gained tech stocks also again notably apple which will set a seventy eight percent increase in the second quarter net profit japan's nikkei has lost about a quarter for sound but the hang say in hong kong is climbing its

but if you give people good music, i bet you they'd buy it, you know what i mean? if they were offered interesting, complex lyrics and interesting, varied music and real-live vocals and people that can actually sing live, and when they perform, they don't need pyrotechnics and dancers and distractions, i bet you they'd love it. now, the average record buyer for backstreet et al. is seven, so it's not like they got tired of listening to kurt cobain. do you know what i'm saying? and they didn't-- they weren't listening to screaming trees and alice in chains and going, "mmmyyyeeegh. "mommy, i'm tired of alice in chains "and the seattle sound. give me boy-band corporate pabulum." you know, a seven-year-old did not turn away from indie rock. this was a niche that was created 'cause money was to be made. and the whole britney thing, it's just nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, and it, again, lowers the bar tastewise. most people are just indoctrinated into modes of thinking. you know, you ask most people, "why are you catholic?" "i don't know-- my dad was; my mom was. "t

bet you blah blah. blah blah. blah. blah. blah to be soo much brighter if you knew about song from first impressions. please please stop totty dot com. it's half past the hour here in moscow this is the rush is on top of chinese flags or subtitles of barrels of highly explosive chemicals from major river officials say they if you cross the russian border within a week. reports from south korea china launch an investigation of the zone read to the north from late over the sinking of the southern bullshit this accountant's findings by us back to the choir which included a north korean torpedo sunk the ship. fictitious and embarrassing british peace activist the afghan war strategy following the massively keep us military secrets they claim the revelations of mistakes and cover ups will fuel the end of. days someone loving in moscow was record breaking temperatures heats up the capitol sparking piven covering the city in a shroud of small july has become the hoss's mall. a former agent of the mossad israeli intelligence and spok

have ever challenged men at their own game john blackstone, cbs news, chico california. >> couric: betone tells her she throws like a girl. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning now - oakland police want you to help hold them accountable. we >>> certainly an odd way to express disappointment with the johannes mehserle verdict. now oakland police want you to hold the accountable. we'll show you the evidence. >>> once again a california nurse union denounces a republican politician. why this time it's meg whitman and why protests like these simply do not tell the whole story. >>> and neglect and warm weather combining for a heartbreaking scene on this ranch. good evening, i'm allen martin. the news starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. they broke in, looted and rioted, but oakland police gave us their pictures. now investigators want your help tracking down more than a dozen people that ransacked downtow

friends either this canine takes several showers a day to keep cool it's owner q do you feel for his bet that fact with his goats all year round. the poor dog is suffering so much it always comes to see through my lap. hoping i can somehow ease the heat all i can do is pull cold water on it modern leaders not meeting people suffer enough she's quite prepared to fru few under fire literally with a tinder dry conditions leading to forest fires which have been burning for weeks. the temperatures are going to be up every day it's very tough for a story recently i heard a story about someone frying eggs on the pavement. now that sounds like a challenge when life gives you lemons make lemonade well in this case muscovites have been given one big and i say make omelet. or is interested in your opinions on the stories we're covering log on to r.t. dot com and have your say and today we're asking you how do you keep cool in scorching temperatures just over half of this fifty one percent walking around in just their underwear twenty nine percent or less provocative fare into town on the economics

against their own client just like in america the deal seems to be better against your children bet against the future steal from the future steal from your population and apparently when you remove that element of the equation your economy grows like a real free market right i mean you've got a war on terror and it's interpreted in two different ways in the united states or going after men in caves that are probably long sense departed and in europe they're getting rid of the real terrorists goldman sachs and as a result their economies are now doing much better. and you can watch the cars reporting just ten minutes from now here on t.v. time now for the business update with daniel. well it's a business the results of european bank stress tests to friday evening have been looming over the markets the tests are intended to reassure investors of the ripples in the banks by revealing their exposure to it and capital adequacy earlier i spoke to paul michael senior foreign exchange strategist at h.s.b.c. bank in london. the result would be what effect it might have on the markets a numb

the temperatures down a bet.oing to creep upwards somewhat but no heat wave on the horizon as we'll see high pressure building back into the bay area. the warmest temperatures near 90 over the weekend keeping you cool at the coast only 50s and 60s with that patchy fog. that's a look at weather, guys. back to you. >> thank you. >>> there are two fires that are burning out of control in kern county this morning, and the governor has declared a state of emergency. the west fire near the town of tehachapi has burned more than 30 homes. one fire victim tells the tehachapi news the fire was started yesterday afternoon by menussing a grinder to cut scrap metal. he says he lost everything including animals. >> house, barn, cars, trucks, everything i own. >> another 150 homes are threatened. fire crews have been working all night to protect those homes. >>> there is another fire in northern kern county that destroyed six homes. evacuations have been ordered in the old west ranch area. that's near tehachapi. >>> san franci

to see that maybe even a super bowl but i bet you we never see thank you. and you probably never would if it wasn't for a seaside p.r. stunt. sitting on the beach was your parachute go i couldn't quite figure it out myself four legs. a donkey it was intended to attract only local customers to a watersports firm not a russian black sea resort but its effect quickly ripple down across the world levy many worried about the donkey's feet this animal was suffering was captured on videos and photographs and the way it spread through the media is really amazing and i think what the public has done is created a demand you know for animals to be treated better and for people to pay attention after attraction is such an audience the owner decided he tries handed a different sport running to the evidence the animal itself with them with ortiz also question the water sports company involved. the police then concentrated all their effort on finding the owner and his donkey like this one there in moscow as you can see is a pretty big fella and difficult to hide. in his h

cause violence might seem like a good idea when you can't surf the web but offer of some porn and i'm betting that young chinese males are going to stay home to relieve their stress by themselves so here's to the chinese people let the sexual revolution begin let them watch porn and to the chinese government you are friday night's told time. enter simply for the fact that it took you this long to give it to them. our tech wonder features a surprisingly affordable computer india's human resources development minister has unveiled a new laptop computer prototype that costs thirty five dollars that's less than this entire outfit that i wear and the sack shirt is a touchscreen laptop that looks like the i pad has video chat web browsing and word processing processing capabilities and the idea is here to make these affordable computers available for students in india to offer everyone the ability to access the internet and boost education rates in the country and now just a few years ago the concept of an affordable computer for education was tried here in the u.s. to in two thousand and five stud

i've heard this phrase that it's a one-sided bet. but when you think about the protection that is we built into the contracts through the subordination levels, through the structural supportst that we built into the contracts, and through the very, very strict underwriting standards we performed, it -- this was extremely ry moat risk business. and it's not the credit risk here that eventually became the issue at hand. these -- my point has been that the underwriting standards and the credit risk within these transactions have to date been supported and still perform. >> then i guess i have to ask you the question. how much money did you get from the federal government? >> for the credit default portfolio? the federal government paid $40 billion. but one of the things i wonder about when i look at that is i've never understood why the $40 billion was accelerated to the counter parents. now, i haven't been involved in that and i'm only looking at it from afar. but when i think about the contractual defenses and the contractual rights w

the averages are that low you can bet there are stop and go and stop the slow traffic in there. a reminder for their rights for breadboard on highway 4 there is a detour in place here on byron highway. the road way blocked by 88 overturned milk truck. tracking the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound still no back up for me during nights free trip either to or across the upper deck of the bridge. the san mateo bridge this ban is fine but there is as you've noticed heavier traffic getting to the toll plaza. vocationally will see slow going. it's been awhile since we've seen that kind of traffic. the golden gate bridge that can meet through marin county speeds are about 50 from 37 all the way to the toll plaza of the golden gate bridge. >> our recap of top stories antioch investigating three overnight shooting is unclear this time whether they are connected more delays possible for ac transit riders as another round of six out it is expected. new reports say tony award is on his way of bp says there's no been decision made by its board is meeting today. >> gas prices are

is not shown but an ambulance did show up it took the woman to stand francisco general hospital she bet one of the paramedics on the way to the hospital. >> by rain williams will enter a plea today for attempted murder of four police officers on the 580 freeway shooting it happened early sunday morning 151 rounds were fired during that shouldn't we have learned where he was headed they say he was headed to tout tides foundation and he would sit there and wait until they open up even if he had to wait till monday to do it disinformation was verified by evidence that was found in the back of his truck chp officers say he's never seen anything like this before >> this is the worst should out we have had in an urban environment >> officers hadn't called him over for reckless driving he would have police believe he would of continued on his way to san francisco to carry out his plan. we will be back with more 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airli

so stephen i am going to leave i do i am betting that that's not really true because there there is a movement to repeal b. montana law the folks in california are not going to vote for legalization they're going to vote that down if i had the money that george soros has given d.p.a. in the marijuana policy project and all that i would have my own initiative in california to repeal i guess i guess in the free marketplace of ideas steve you are losing in where winnings you're not getting the money. you're the problem and servicers that you look at the polling that is skewed by your members because we know the game that you guys play marijuana policy project how you how you i read the plain old are you saying that when people vote we rig the polls. well i think that odd you say the boat and the balls i'm talking about the design all that really matters of course stand in that way and should get stuck you know something you guys are very well primary stephen all that matters is when people go into the polling booths now they're still not getting the straight answer that's the problem are

a bet is a bet. >> a bet is a bet.the ladies in the crowd. this is the first bilingual. you've done some english, some in suspicious. when you write you don't necessarily write to translate from one to another. >> i grew up in miami. i wrote a lot english, a lot in suspicious. i don't spinning fluent english or suspicious. pick up the album with more english or suspicious. i was very happy with that. it's more artistic. >> is there one language that lends more to a certain song, is a romantic one you would write more in suspicious or englipani >> whenever i got stuck, i would move to the next language. that helped me. >> nice to have that option. >> you don't seem like you're sweaty. it's 40 degrees out here. >> a little secret. i was in the air conditioning right before this. don't tell anyone. our little secret. >> i haven't slept all night, so i'm like out of it. >> you wouldn't know it. >> you guys are pumping me up, so thank you very much. >> you wouldn't know it. i have to ask you because i think a lot of people

they were smart enough to realize that a problem was coming in the mortgage market, clever enough to betgainst it, clever enough to make $4 billion in 2007 when everybody else was losing money and as a result one of the things they did was make synthetic c.d.o.'s, these deals like abacus, and when you look at that it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. the thing that they agreed that they said was a mistake with the s.e.c. was that they didn't have enough disclosure related to their abacus 2007 documents. i think that is a very minor technicality. >> everyone else envied goldman sachs, i compared this to analogous to wanting to see that the perfectionist valedictorian straight-a student expelled and in the end her mother decides to dock her allowance for a couple of weeks. this amounts to 14 days of earnings for goldman sachs. i don't know if it's a win necessarily for the s.e.c. here -- they would certainly like to paint it as such but i'm with bill. this is worrisome in that they didn't have much of i case. >> i want to take both of this on for two seconds. you said they didn't do anyth