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dollars sovereign wealth fund the world's biggest by the way is bullish on russia or rather on its bonnes norges vanka investment management which is the name of the company that manages the fund just bought three billion dollars worth of russia's debt obligations local market players say these are the exact type of long term investments that russia so desperately needs. learning top talent in the banking industry has never been easy but it has never been this expensive either a swiss banking giant u.b.s. last year agreed to pay twenty six million dollars to its investment bank head andre or sold to lure him from a competitor bank of america merrill lynch and this takes place and growing pressure on the european investment banks to cap their bonus payments to top executives that said the political has all the details j.p. morgan c.e.o. jamie diamond got twenty two million dollars last year the highest among american bankers mike rieves from stand their chartered earned more than thirteen million dollars the most for european bankers however their salaries pale in comparison to those in fo

. >> we've had uh bonn -- abandoned properties burned down by squaters. we have had people break into the properties and rip out all of the copper and fixtures. >> this ordinance is being enforced in vaw knee shaw, fairfield and oakland. it takes a lot of weight off the shoulder of the city's three code enforcement officers and it gives more incentive to these banks to sell off these homes a lot quicker. reporting live in fairfield -- excuse me, in -- >> vallejo. >> in vallejo. >> i know. happens all the time. >> alan wang, abc news. >> you move around a lot and it is hard to keep up sometimes. thanks. >>> new at 11:00, a simple omission is leading to a refund refund -- refund delay to thousands of tax returns, maybe yours. returns filed by h&r block may be delayed because of an error on the student tax credit. that is form 8863. in previous years they could leave a field blank to indicate no. this year they have to enter the letter "n," but h and h&r block wasn't doing that. the forms will be delayed six to eight weeks. >>> in less than two weeks commute

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bonne chance elaine. you there on the motorbike sell me one of your melons! mr. peterman? where?urma. isn't it myanmar now? jerry, he wants me to run the catalog. it's crazy. i can't be in charge. no, certainly not. i mean, i can't give people orders. no one's gonna listen to you. i am not qualified to run the catalog. you're not qualified to work at the catalog. ohh. ohh. hey. what's wrong? oh, peterman ran off to burma and now he wants me to run the catalog. where? myanmar. what's that, the discount pharmacy? well, i'm just gonna tell him no. i can't run the catalog. whoa, whoa. can't? when did that word enter your vocabulary? what, is the job too difficult? what, you don't have enough experience? oh, you're not smart enough? where's your confidence? look, elaine let me tell you a story. when i first studied karate-- karate? yeah karate. i had no support. not from him not from newman. no one. the first time i sparred with an opponent, i was terrified. my legs, they were like noodles. but then i looked inside, and i found my katra. katra? yeah, your spirit, your, uh, being, that

guys, i have to tell you, you can take your honors rine bonnes and keep them. your honors ribbons and keep them. would you be honored that way? i think the incentive for all of us, when that is ripped out of your life, -- >> just hang out and sit at home and cry like i did most of my life. are we doomed? should we just hand the country over to them? >> when jim baker was ronald reagan's chief of staff getting ready for the famous trip to china had he ever been to a communist country. he said, yes, i have been to massachusetts. this is another example of it. this is ridiculous. >> how do you compete with that? >> his head is getting big. >> remi, you hate children unless they committed a horrible crime. you are probably on the principal side, right? >> i told you not to tell anyone about the children thing. as my father would say, stupid nonsense. children need to learn about life. they need to learn it from an early age. this is not real life. if you succeed and work hard and do well, you will be rewarded. if you don't reach that certain level to get the honors

any time a woman is nude and in bonn this is disgusting, nothing that does anything for bland or wantedposite of shock advertising and no one is winning. gerri: stupid advertising. victoria's secrets. they have a new ad campaign which is highly controversial, not only for the pictures, bright young things, but who they're targeting. the company says we are not targeting teens and that passes says we're targeting teens. one of the pictures i saw showed a t-shirt, very shear, low cut and said can enjoy this you. this is going to go to at least college students. what to you make of this? >> i have boys and i am certain there would like it. no telling what they would do, but i have to tell you, it is beautiful. the colors are fantastic. it is bright. the words on the apparel is disgusting. call me on the bottoms. no, my goodness. i cannot even imagine. it is really, to me, very distasteful and that think they have a fabulous product. i think maybe they have really, certainly kind of cross the line here. the girls in the absently did not look like college girls. [laughter] gerri: are we just

we knew there would get to the point where was the choice between bonn and let them get the bomb.ave we not tried? why are we not developing our own energy resources so that then the iranian energy resources are far less important ? lou: even with energy independence on our horizon, with an access. we will see over the course of the next year the united states oil production reached the same level as import. the milestone. by 2022 it will be energy independent. as you suggest, a program could achieve that reality much sooner . you're really saying the president obama's wasted the last four years? >> you betty has. there have been some things they have done ight. the cyber attacks have been great, but the real problem is for the last hundred years the world has gone to war over access to energy. we have now been given the energy of a dream of a lifetime. we have energy independence within our grasp. oil, natural gas. then what happens? we don't need to be in the middle of every civil war because they have their own energy. lou: we have not address the energy -- issue central to our

any risky assets, especially in bonn space.ve duration of maturity risk at this point. so per obvious reasons. our average duration is somewhere around four years. cheryl: i want to show our viewers, bring a pot part of the s&p. about two points away from a record close. i want to give our viewers a sense that we are getting close to a new record high. this could be a big day. ten minutes to go. i do want to ask you also about sectors that you are avoiding. you mentioned u.s. treasurys. one of your bigger holdings right now is real estate. i'm thinking that 2012 will have been your signal to buy more. you are still going to bank on that sector this year. is this u.s.-based real estate or international? >> is globally defined. we implement through american century's global real-estate fund run by steve brown, and it has been a winner for us as an asset class, as you can imagine of the last year so. steve really hit the ball out of the park with a fund. we continue to overweighted. because that sector has done so well and arguabl

there is imaging and things looking scary in the high yield bonn space. >> that's where some of thathort money seems to be going right now. are there any other equity sectors or elsewhere drawing attention of the shorts? >> yeah. clearly, short sell is an evaluation game, thinking that in a low growth companies going to survive? so people underweight the utilities, these kind of things. but there is not massive short interest. but you are in select of things like game stop. high street retailer definitely a retailer. you there are a few companies, u.s. steel, materials place. previous analysts with those sectors not where they were in 2007. 2 and that includes snanames we t talked about. >> thank you. hope you come back again soon. sue? >> since march 2009 lows, dow jones industrial average more than doubled. in just the last year, up 10%. where is all that money coming from? jane wells has been snooping around. she's live in los angeles for us. hi, jany. >> hi, sue. money came from me. >> excellent. >> like most regular joes, the vast of my investment is through 401(k). william blai

. >> there's not one single thing being proposed, not one not one, not one that infringes bonn anyone'sond amendment constitutional rights. michael: sounds like there's not one single thing that is going to infringe on american's rights. there is not going to be an assault weapons ban as part of that bill. why is that and do you think this bill with background checks is going to be able to pass the senate? >> it's going to be a tough sell. liberals are going to be disappointed in the final product of the guns bill. harry reid did not put the assault weapons ban in because he knows that that's going to further along its demise. without it, it probably faces a better shot. what read is doing is allowing and amendment to go to be attached to that bill and there will be a vote on that. granted, that amendment to ban assault weapons will probably voted down, but it's still yet to be seen if they can get the votes for this thing. then you have to remember that this is going to go to the house and they are going to have to pass it there too. for advocates of gun restrictions, they are really n

the apocalypse doesn't have to be bonn, it is bad for all reasons.uld not be doing that. if it is his game it is a bad game. senate wie will see about the game. what kind is it that he's looking ter here than they put the party and political interest first and it's not our party. >> i am talking about the whole -- >> not until we deal wouldn't the economic issues. talk about jobs, deficit, taxes. we need to get a handle on those right away. >> thank you. you did that very well. you are invited back. see you next week. don't forget to check out panel plus where the group picks up a discussion on our web site fox news sunday.com and we will post a video shoon easte noon easter. we meet the newest members of the rom ney plan. [ kate ] many women may not be absorbing the calcium they take as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. there's nothing like our grilled lob

be good merit for the reason the irs made the the distinction that the church of scientology is a bonn bona fide religion. i don't know what standards they use to determine a religion, but in any case, the circumstance and the tradeoff was that the suits stopped and the exemption was granted. and once that happened, the vast privileges of protections of the first amendment guarantees of religion surrounded the church of scientology and protected it until this day. so those events all took place in washington, d.c., and i thought i would give you a little bit of a historical background before i'm inviting you to respond with questions. thank you. [applause] >> yes, ma'am? thank you for coming. can you speculate for david? he seems to be such an abusive person to several of the, you know, people in hierarchy and several of his ordinary people that helped him for so many years. can you speculate? >> yes, i would be happy to talk about that. i'm not the first to talk about this, but i've had twelve people tell me that david physically assaulted them. i have more than twenty witnesses. he w

lot has happened between the time meredith whitney, once famous banking analyst who became infamous bonn 2010, she wanted to hire 600 analysts, pay them $250,000 a year. big, big bucks for analyst to do a ratings agency that essentially competes with moody's and s&p. what happens instead her disasterous muni call. this is what we know right now, sources tell the fox business network meredith whitney is no longer considering opening a ratings agency. these are people close to whitney pointing out. she has not returned my call for comment and last two years since i have been reporting on her muni call. one way to check it is with the sec in order to become a nationally recognized rating agency you have to make an application to the securities & exchange commission. she has not done that this is three years after she made that statement, i believe it was to "the financial times" first, she said she was going to do with. what we're hear essentially meredith whitney advisors is not going this way. here is the bigger question. this firm that she has, supposed to do bank ratings, the question i

cities use 75 to 80 percent of the world 'carr bonn energy and are responsible for 75 to 80% of the world 'carbon emissions. they happen in city. which means even if china and canada and the u.s. and france do nothing, cities can impact carbon emissions significantly by the work they done. and indeed, that's already happening. they have already begun to do that. l.a., if i asked you where go the carbon emissions. i would say and i imagine you would say the freeway. not true. the port of los angeles is largest port in the united states, the port of los angeles was responsible for something like 42% of the carbon emission in los angeles. for a lot of smog. the diesel ships, hundreds every day come in they sit and spew diesel fumes even while tide up at the shore, delivering, 12,000 trucks a day come in and out delivering cargo and so on. old diesel engines, lots of automobile there and so on. mayor there five years ago initiated a program of reform of the port, in which he provided connections and assisted the freighters coming in and the containers coming in and hook up electrically the wa

causing a massive pileup on one of the world's fastest highways. 100 cars tank felled up on the auto bonn more than injured. the highway was shut down for hours as first-responders helped people trapped in that mess. a big storm rolling through. martha: this is a hot story. the tsa chief is now set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow on the controversial changes regarding the items that americans can now bring on planes including little pocket knives which are now okay. you can bring lacrosse stick and hockey stick baseball bat and everything else. the tsa is defending the decision to permit these items back on board the planes but top airlines, as well as several lawmakers are fighting this. they think this is an outrage and i want to talk to scott brenner about this. he is a former faa official. he is with gephardt government affairs. good to have you here this morning, scott. >> hey, martha. martha: we had an air marshal here the other day and a flight attendant the other day. let me tell you they are incredulous that this would be even be considered having lost friends on 9/11 to box

more than 100 cars collided on the auto bonn.nders said the road looked more like a battle field covered in wreckage. we've seen scenes like this over parts of the midwest and the northeast. i want to point out as we go to the maps across europe, paris only 28 degrees. they had over a foot of snow earlier this week. madrid at 43. 41 in london. vatican city, all eyes are perhaps on a new pope maybe today or tomorrow. if you're a reveler headed to st. peter's square, it's going to be a little bit rainy unfortunately today through tomorrow. over to the u.s. here, temperatures chilly across chicago. 34. even atlanta right now in the 30's. and the satellite radar imagery shows you that storm system exiting the east coast. we still have lake-effect snow and a new storm system moving into the northwest bringing some rain and a little bit of snow. there is your u.s. forecast. there is your european forecast. we are just all over the map today with "fox & friends." back to you. >>steve: although apologies, janice. i think we had french mu

but i have a bonn the pick -- a bone to pick. coincidentally, both issues are about roosevelt. you straightened me out when you took apart mr. stint net's book about the day of deceit. roosevelt knew that pearl harbor was going to be attacked and so forth. and i respect your research and so forth, so i stand corrected. but when you get onto the federal reserve and you say it was a good thing that we got off the gold standard, that, sir, is a disaster. >> guest: no, i did not say that. i didn't say that. i said that the federal reserve can work so long as you have a system of competition whether it's private competition, i think other states can, you know, the yen, the peso, whatever, can work a little bit toward that. but i didn't say that we should have gone off the gold standard. i said that when the fed was conceived, nobody thought that a federal reserve would act without a gold standard in place. does that help? >> caller: but look at the book by wayne jett on amazon, it's called "the fruits of graft." and it'll tell you in there with good research from morgan thaw, roosev

i didn't want the istanbul conference or the bonn conference to be a place where the international community told people how they should live which i wanted it to endorse the efforts of istanbul so we could say the region itself had a vision of the future that is international community could support. at the chicago summit hosted by president obama, the countries got together and took two decisions that were very important to this diplomatic campaign. first, the nato set a milestone date in mid 201 when consistent th liz ban decisions 100% of afghan territory would be afghan led security forces. that means we would no longer be engaging in combat efforts -- white the would still engage in combat afghans would be in the lead everywhere in their country by that time. also very important as a whole of government allies and partners in chicago pledged $4.1 billion a year for 2015, 2016, in 2016 to sustain and support the afghan security forces. tokyo in me now to july of 2012. saw toernment of japan highlight the crucial role it would make to the transformation of decades that had been agreed to

bonn is what are the voters that you are speaking to on the issue and the second thing is how much doout it? so, where is the energy. where is the art with respect to the issue and what's changed also in the last several years is the energy on behalf of advocating for and not executing against some you can be against something and not care that much and that issue then is an issue that a candidate can think about but it's less important that the voters care a lot. they care a lot about this and that is point number two. point number three is how do they feel after you've made conservative arguments on behalf of these issues so one of the things i've tried to do the last is a polling question. 79% of republicans believe that the same gender couple ought to be able to visit their spouse and the hospital. 57% believe that if one and the other shouldn't lose their property 51% believe the benefits of to be available. more than seven of ten republicans believe in the employment nondiscrimination act and the fact is the republican voter is not where the republican voter is received to be if