. >> my name is richard bowen. i was with citigroup and i was a senior vice-president and business chief underwriter in the commercial lending group. and the overall operations i had purview over involved about $90 billion a year of mortgages we were purchasing from other mortga comnies >> smith: and what were you to do with those $90 billion worth of mortgages? >> i had responsibility to make sure that those mortgages met our credit policy guidelines. >> smith: so the bank had agreed to buy these loans. >> subject to their meeting our credit policy. >> smith: but you found out that the loans that you... your team was looking at didn't meet the credit policy? >> we found that approximately 60% of the loans did not meet our policy. >> smith: 60%? >> 60%, ye >>mith: 60% of the loans didn't meet the... >> our policy, yes. and the volumes increased through 2007, and the rate of defective mortgages increased from 60% to in excess of 80%. >> narrator: on november 3, 2007, bowen wrote an e-mail to four senior citibank exe

aaron bowen just caught air force one. he was a guy last week who had the big game-winning tip. great game. following it up today. hoyas win 68-56. and the wizards going down tonight in san antonio. the game tomorrow. it's time for some football.

bowen coming in and throwing down. take another look. a bigtime dunk from bowen. hoyas led by 11 at the half. second half georgetown up nine. otto porter doing something he doesn't do that often, the miss. but nate lubick has got his back with the tip-in and led the way with 16 points georgetown wins 68 >>> you're watching "book notes" on c-span. next on "book notes," author paula broadwell discusses "all in," her in depth study of the li

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and so arthur bowen goes on to death row, and in january of 1836 sentenced to die in a month. and so with the clock ticking mrs. thornton does something even more unbelievable. it was amazing enough that she had testified on arthur's behalf in the criminal trial but now she starts recruiting her friends in high society of washington that she was very prominent woman with many prominent friend. easy access to the leadership of the country. she went to the vice president van buren and said use your good office with the president jackson. tell him he should pardon arthur, you know, his mother is very good. as she said, you know, the execution would be worse that night crime. and that she couldn't contemplate that arthur would be executed. he objects and unmoved and so the clock keeps ticking. >>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>> at age 25 one of the waitest widow and during the revolution,

lucy bowen mccauley is a leader in the arts in the metro area.ed the lucy bowen mccauley dance company known worldwide for top notch performances. a balancely dancer since -- a ballet dance since age 7, a lifelong athlete always staying in shape, but her life almost came to a screeching halt. >> about 12 years ago i started to have some symptoms like a gray curtain over my eye a couple times and became very short of breath which was unusual for a dancer. >> reporter: alarmed by the subtle but strange symptoms lucy went to the doctor. she has a heart defect, one that could have killed her on the spot. >> you could have knocked me over with a feather when they diagnosed me with idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy. >> reporter: that means the heart pumps weakly and erratically and doctors don't really know the cause. she underwent three surgeries and now has a pacemaker defibrillator inside her chest. that device has corrected her heartbeat several times when it got dangerously out of whack. >> i would not be alive today without my doctors and the sur

en that is aaron bowen with the throwdown. hoyas led by 11 at the half.ond half, georgetown up nine. otto porter misses but there is the tip in. he led by 16 points. georgetown wins it over st. johns. and there you go. all right, so back on track. hokies down in chapel hill visiting unc. this one needed overtime. in ot, the tar heels up by two. nice pass to a cutting robert brown here. he knocks down the j. ties it up at 57. unc comes right back. james michael macado. don't let him stay open. because the game high 22 points for him. har teelz go up by two. later in ot, carolina trying to close things out. up one. that is marcus page sinking the three. he had 19. north carolina wins it in overtime 72-60. >>> military appreciation day at george washington. kids do not try this at home. >> yikes. >> gw hosting lasalle. first half action. lasalle got off to a great start off the steal. to raymond will go owe way fgal. gw came back after being down. armwood is spotting up the key. he has the three ball working for him. colonials within six. d.j. peterson, he's

aaron bowen in. he replaces otto porter jr. another balanced effort for him. georgetown closing out a 3-game homestand. they've got a 68-54 lead on st. john's. 22 seconds left. [crowd yelling] >> ian: stripped of the ball, sampson lost it. out of bounds and st. john's will hold on to it with 15 seconds left. we've got a statistubstitution as stephen domingo, the freshman from san francisco, will check in. >> clark: outstanding job by nate lubick today. a well-deserved partial standing ovation. >> ian: and bradley hayes in. the penetration and the tip-in goes. it'll be sampson getting credit for it. [whistle] >> ian: and with 2.2, we get a tie-up. amir garrett and jabril trawick. john caprio back in for georgetown, the walk-on. and he will replace trawick, a strong effort for him, 12 points for trawick. five rebounds. four assists. [buzzer] >> ian: that's it. here in d.c., georgetown has won five straight against st. john's, 68-56, the final at the verizon center, for clark kellogg, this is ian eagle. so long from washington, d.c. 12 point win for the hoyas. cl

aaron bowen just caught air force one. he was a guy last week who had the big game-winning tip. great game. following it up today. hoyas win 68-56. and the wizards going down tonight in san antonio. the game tomorrow. it's time for some football. >> absolutely. want to recap for us. >>> we still have a few more snow showers through the overnight and into sunday morning. but by the afternoon, we're in the clear, so you don't have to worry about making it to your superbowl party, if that's where you're heading tomorrow night. >> speaking of a party. let's go back to new orleans and the maxim party. who is this lady here? anybody you recognize, dave? >> is that snooki? >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so. >> you didn't recognize her? >> no. >> at least not from that view. thanks for watching, everybody. you can get updates online, of course. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye.

bruce bowen. bruce playing against me.p me get ready. >> most guys they do an nba workout in 15 minutes, they're dead-tired. >> reporter: this could be it for me. bruce and clyde, along with chandler parsons, know something about staying fit. as part of the league's fit initiative, they are ambassadors encouraging children to be active. >> we have to focus on kids getting outdoors more. >> there's the ball. >> reporter: also about me not embarrassing robin in tonight's celebrity all-star game. >> the ball slipped. >> reporter: i'll blame it on the ball. thank you. thank you. >> we're going to work on it. and tomorrow night, we're going to do it in the game. >> the ball didn't slip. he's worried about playing my team. >> reporter: maybe i can't dunk like chandler. but i do have a secret weapon. high school basketball coach lawrence roberts. did i mention he's robin's older brother? i have to make robin proud. >> listen, here's what you need to do. shoot the ball. shoot the ball. shoot the ball. shoot the ball. did i say sho

cakes, cupcakes and cookies and selling flower bouquets by stacey bohn who owns stacey bowen flowers. ready, i can't eat this. this is obviously say to foam. >> this is a dummy cake but everything on the outside is edible. >> but you make this zphake >> yes. anyone can send ideas to la cakery.com. we eastbound do huge cupcake displays. we offer one-stop shopping and we have a kiosk in the mall. >> thank you for coming in. >> you have to put your muscle in it. >> that one's for you. >> this should be a special one. >> it has my name on it. >> it doesn't come out. >> all right, john, i guess you have to talk to us about the weather. >> you want to talk about the weather? we'll work on these hearts here. we've got today partly cloudy skies, breezy and 37. 40's tomorrow and some of you may get a brief wintry mix in the morning. >> la cakery, thank you for coming in. >> now you really got it. there you go. >> yes. >> thanks for watching, everybody. that's all the time we have. we'll see you back on the air

critical point here, is that this private school, they do not accept any public funding, they are not bowen by the 4 amendment, -- bound by the 4 the 4 the amendment, and parents are advised that school will do random drug testing on the children. if they don't' their children subjected to random drug testing they can take their child out of the school. we know we have a big drug problem amongst teenagers, and this school is doing what they feel they can to curb the problem. they are not disimnating results to know anyone, they state they will destroy any of the drug results once that child graduates. tom: rebecca, do you feel better if parents signed okay. >> i would feel better if we first had counselling then a program, if there a real thought there was a reason able problem, with one child, talk to the parents then do medical testing with the parents okay. not this random, oh, i'm going to cut 90 students hair,. tom: one point to bring up. i didn't realize, it is a private school, a jesuit school, i went to eye jesuit school, they are tough. we have a baltimore ravens cheerleader is rav

dan bowens is in fairfield kansas. dan. >> we are here in fairfield connecticut.re is 36 customers without power . one reason. it is slow going geth to the areas . it is a layer of snow there and still slow going. the numbers are 22 inches . shy of two feet of snow. it is not just dangerous but leadly. this is an elderly woman who was hit by a vehicle. he put that in place overnight. many are on i-95 and heading north . they have three feet of snow on them and trying to shovel their way out . they can't get anymore and it is sunday before all of these streets are pleaed . we heard stories of herorics and a woman in her home about to get birth. they picked her up and got her to the hospital. we are told that mom and baby are doing just fine. he served the nation and known as an expert sniber in iraq. it was breaking news right here on the fox and new information where the navy seal with chris kyle. >> and making history on mars. it makes us upon feel proud. stay with us. . >> fox news a memorial service will be held on monday for a retired navy seal who was murdere

here is is dan bowens from hardhat fairfield, connecticut. >> gretchen: we are 45 miles northeast of york city. in the state, some 36,000 people still without electricity and may be another 24 hours before that service is is restored. one reason -- it is still slow going on many of the roadways. take a look behind me here. route one. you can see even though this road has been plowed it is still slow going. a layer of snow there. as much as three feet of snow has fallen in connecticut where we are in fairfield we are right around 22-inches just shy of two feet. this storm has not just been dangerous but also deadly. at least four people lost their lives including one woman an elderly woman who was plowing her front lawn when she was struck by a hit-and-run driver. all throughout the area several streets that have been unplowed, untouched. there are people there who are trying to get out of their driveways but they are unable to. even if they can, they can't drive down the roads. we are being told that it could be until at least sunday before some of these areas are plowed and some of

longtime bartender michael bowens isn't so sure. >> there was a certain magic about that place. and you walked in and you just felt it. hopefully it carries on over here and bring the magic. >> reporter: all the classics deserve something more than a regular old ribbon cutting. a covered wagon with stewart whitman to help celebrate the new joint. it may seem a bit over the top for the opening of a bar but, then again, it's not every day history at a second chance. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> big party. >>> we, the most famous tattoo artist in the country has to be colin kaepernick's guy. up next, to reno, nevada, for the ink. also -- >> reporter: i'm loren scott in new orleans at the superdome. coming up live we are hearing from the legends right now and one of them, yes, jerry rice, telling us what the players should be expecting with this super bowl. we'll hear from jerry and much, much more in a live report in a bit. >>> searching for a contraception compromise. the obama administration's new proposal. >>> one last good-bye. hillary clinton bids farewell to her stat

tries to bowen, but can't.ollins thinks gold has fallen so far so fast it could be defor a 3% to 4% bounce sometimes in the near future. that said, collins does not thinki buyable. as a matter of fact it's sellable. so let's look at the longer-term weekly chart. after rallying for year after year over the last 12 months or so, gold has been trading sideways having formed, wow, here's a new one, a bell cup in hand pattern. it's called that, when a cup and handle comes together correctly it's one of the bullish formations. i'm not kidding. with gold the pattern failed. all it gives us is a broken piece of pottery. a crock, so to speak. now, with the broken cup an handle collins think the gld is stuck trading sideways. . and as long as gld is still in this 150 to 175 range, he will endorse it only buys it for trade, not for investment. the reason? this chart says there's no advantage to gang from going long. how it breaks down below 150, then collins think you need to hedge your gold position. this is going to low

spirit intensifying around the super bowl and it brings to mind the passionate 49ers fan like jan bowenr niner jan as she was known. she visited her home a few years ago before she passed away. >> win or lose, there are people are there supporting us. and, of course, in times like this where we're winning, a lot of people come out and are very enthusiastic but never seem to forget about the people behind it. jan was probably the most amazing example of that. >> players remember her for generosity in being at team headquarters every day to deliver cookies and well wishes. >> if you didn't get one gift, you were going to gift from her. she wrote everyone a personal christmas card and she always showed her appreciation for the team and the players and what we did. >> and true to the niners to the end when jan died of cancer a couple of years ago, she donated her entire estate to the 49ers foundation. the charities that the 49ers help support. >> the 49ers foundation mission is to keep kids on safe, on track and in school. although jan didn't have children of her own, she was such a natural

reporter dan bowen is live with us now in stanford, connecticut.ion there right now? >> reporter: absolutely. we're about 28 miles northeast of new york city. in the tri-state area, new york, new jersey, and connecticut we're getting the worst of it. look behind me. you can see where connecticut governor dan malloy issued a state of emergency in connecticut and signed an executive order prohibiting any traffic on the roadways because he felt conditions would deteriorate overnight to a point it would be dangerous to have too much traffic on the roads. you can see the plow there, that one vehicle probably not supposed to be out. those plows have been out all afternoon and evening at stanford. they started working earlier putting down salt, but there's still a slick layer out there. earlier about 5:00 i took a measurement of just about how deep the snow was. it was about 5 inches then. now let's go ahead and look to see how far it is. we're about 7 inches, 7 1/4 inches now, so certainly significant from a few hours ago. they're saying it could be up t

arabella bowen, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> director ben affleck shows tension in "argo." since he's not even nominated. bill whitaker shows why many in hollywood are left scratching their heads. regime ben affleck joined fellow nominees at the annual oscar lunch monday. he's won almost every major award this season for directing "argo." the golden globe, the critic's choice award, the director's guild named him best director saturday. it was perplexing that we wasn't nominated for an academy award for "argo." >> we got seven nominations including best picture. i'm elated. truly, genuinely thrilled. i don't get into worrying too much about what and didn't get what. you know, i've had many, many, many, many, many, many years watching from home. >> reporter: still, hollywood is asking why. it can't be that at 40 he's too young and unseasoned. the first-time director of "beasts of the southern wild" is nominated, and he's only 30. on which party does this reflect the worst? the academy, ben affleck -- >> i think it's a little bit of a black eye for the academy. >> reporter: t

. >> if a formal bowen, to the rest of the world like soccer, you heard about this big scandal aboutlooking at close to 700 games worldwide that were fixed. there stating that there were some top of organized stuffed born on in asia. >> some of these games were involved. >> i am wrong person to a talk to us about soccer. when that have so much attention like this nobody is going to risk their polk rover over a match. when you get syndicates and mobsters invest you just won a live i guess. >> sl was one of our sports players with this level, they did not say which teams are involved at this point. >> i guess we should probably send our team over there to investigate. >> this has been proven? >> there have been 50 people that have been arrested. this is a 19th month probe that they have been investigating. they have been talk about these allegations for years but now i guess it is really happening. >> the super bowl may be was fixed, then add the 49ers loss.t. >> will listen to jim harbaugh today at 11:00 a.m.. where will be right back. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, n