this over liberation army rally these troops and we're going to march on these crooks ok so max here bly have claims that never would j.p. morgan take a position and especially against their clients so let's turn to a headline where the very same day this came out j.p. morgan trader accused of breaking c.d.s. index market with a massive proposition and j.p. morgan chase trader of derivatives linked to the financial health of corporations has amassed positions so large that he's driving the price loose in the ten trillion dollar market traders outside the firm said he's doubling the london whale and his name is bruno in the london desk of j.p. morgan as you point out the very exact same day that life masters are saying that o.j.p. morgan doesn't take positions out of the clients of the product esther's that out of control there's a huge profit freighter in london out of control trading out of clients and committing massive fraud at right next to blight masters and of course london and life in london are where most of the frauds take place where there's a i.g. lehman brothers of the local

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looks at industrial policy in the auto industry and why it is not solved our energy problems sustain bly. new papers on energy are available at hudson.org and chris's paper is forthcoming. first now to fred smith. this is a very distinguished group of individuals who have come together to talk about our nation's security. how would you say our nation's energy is insecure today? >> first, let me update a couple of numbers there. fedex, mention of that earlier, about a $43 billion company that operates about $95,000 and the reason i emphasize the number of vehicles we operate and your figure on the planes was pretty close, but they've gotten bigger over time. we came to this issue a long time ago. when fedex was first beginning operations in 1973, in short order, we were faced with the first air boil em bar bobargo a fall of 1973 where in response to u.s. actions in the middle east to support israel, oil was withheld from the market and the united states had begun to be a significant importer and the government had to allocate oil. for 40 years, we watched it and the significance is over t

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. >> bly bryan hartwell. i'm wondering if you could talk more about the sanctions that you might like to see enforced. individual foia officers or agencies themselves or whether or not you think the courts will be too reluctant to enforce them or if there's a way to keep the agencies from constantly moving the ball and making those sanctions really stick. >> what i talked about was a vision of what we all could do, the public, if we set our minds to it that doesn't require a change in the law and doesn't require the courts. after 40 years, i guess i don't want to bank that is going to be a solution. what is it that we can do and remain optimistic that this law are really important? it's important, obviously. we don't want it to be a dead letter. we talked to so many people that are frustrated by the process. they just give up. what can you do to build something? and i really believe transparency. transparency. that is the magic word. we have seen it in other areas. look at the -- following the money trail. it

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i bly home sometimes on american, sometimes on united. if you're going to united you go through full body scanner. if you go on american you go through a metal detector. doesn't take rocket scientists to figure out there is a potential issue. >> we'll recognize the gentleman from north carolina. >> i apologize i had a conflicting schedule. maybe these questions may have been pursued. mr. sadler, what has been the total cost of the twic program to the federal government and the private sector? >> it's to date the program costs are approximately $374 million. and that would include 100 million in prongses and in user fees for individuals who paid for the card. >> and the federal government and the private sector both? >> yes, sir. that's the appropriated money to start the money. the 100 million. and 274 million was the user fee when you get a card issued to you. >> what is the amount of money that you allocate for twic administration each year? >> ours is minimal, we have expended about two million. mostly commercial off the shelf. >> that

. >>> bly yule gists say they are giddy that one of their shark maze be pregnant.ed their ultrasound equipment to perform a sonogram on the shark named debbie tay. the results of the ultrasound why inconclusive. but if she is, she could have as many as 80 pups. >> they will be awfully dizzy if that happens. >>> here is terrific video of a land base predator surviving his prey in suburban l.a. this black bear was meandering through la crescenta minding his own business when here comes a guy minding his own business and it just spooks him. he was testing his boss to say he would be late because of reports of a bear. he was found tranquilized and returned to the wild. >> that's a bizarre sight. >> don't normally run into a bear on the way to work. >> let's talk about the giants. they didn't play today, but they fell a half game in the standings thanks to a former a's pitcher. and speaking of the a's sloppy conditions made for sloppy play against kansas city. sports is ee >>> the a's had a lengthy meeting. the stall tactic didn't help them suspend play. he is deep to r

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owen bly behind the net decides, i'm going to take this one myself, fires, puts the terps up 7-6.ls in the game as maryland beats john hopkins 9-6. >>> that's your morning sports. enjoy your day. >> two out of throw ain't bad. nats and caps doing well --. >> and the wizard season, you know, basketball is almost over. you know, there's a high draft choice coming somewhere in the near future for them. >> somewhere. that was an amazing play. to catch that bare handed. >> have now and then it just makes you sick so many people have such athletic ability, you kn know. if that would have happened to me, i would have gone, no. >> you know that had to leave some kind of a mark. >> no. >> i think he was fine. >> really? >> he knows what he's doing. i go to catch a ball and it breaks a knuckle. >> all right. >> i would like to see that. >> oh, yeah. >> that's it for "news 4 today" we'll be back in 25 minutes with more news. >> you can join us again at 9 whoever said that "less is more" is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more i

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