the lead detective was la belle tective -- was butch baker. ktvu's mike mibach is live with the latest attached to this case. mike? >> reporter: it is a big ace and a cold case, one that dates back 20 years ago. it was down the road here where a police detective arrived at the crime scene. a case he never solved but his fellow detectives say in honor of him they will. >> reporter: we start this tale, january 29, 1994. santa cruz pogonip park, here, west of these tracks off a trail where a body was found by two hikers. >> 50 feet off of a trail when they discovered the body. >> teen who was bludgeoned to death. she became known as pogonip jane. the lead detective butch baker, scene here at the crime scene. >> this bothered him and haunted him. >> reporter: he said butch baker wanted to find the killer and never gave up but the case went colds. years went by. and then february 26 of this year. butch baker and elizabeth butler were killed in the line of duty. 10 months later -- >> one of those things that you really -- you want to do it for him.

>> butch: but, mat decided he was going to buy a bunch of food from kfc and deep fry it. >> so double friday. >> so double friday chicken. i'm not mad at that. >> he's deep frying business kilts and deep fries -- >> the cold slau. >> i want to think about what i'm about to eat right now think you need to eat this in front of the doctor. that chicken little thing kind of looks pretty good. ncht look likes. >> wow! >> it's been a while since we checked in with our old buddy the angry ram. this time the old fella needs a hair cut. >> oh! >> it looks like they're doing this guy a service because his coat can get pretty nefty. >> butch: it's summertime in glu see land and he's got this dread locked fir. >> who knows, just wait. had to give him a little beard treatment around his horns. here he is afterwards. he looks great. i feel like right here he's sharpening his touns. i know thoo -- those. >> look at the guy, his mouth is open at the end. >> they call it the super selfie. >> everything about it is incredible. >> plus they're doing every dance move that was pop loor in the 1980s. >> se

butch baker was one of the lead investigators on the scene.2000 he caught a break. >> we were able to have a dna material taken from the evidence. >> reporter: they waited 7 years until the family submitted dna. >> we learned she ran away in 1993. the family didn't report her as a missing person until 2007. it wasn't until 2008 her bilogical mother submitted a dna sample. >> reporter: they went all the way to washington where they finally caught a break. >> there were difficulties in locating the officer of the victim to make the confirmation dna match, but it led us to an adoptive sister in the state of washington. she had a fingerprint card that was taken from our victim when she was four or five years old. >> reporter: bingo, it was a match. they have finally identified her as corey joann lamaster. >> butch would have been doing cart wheels in the hallway, but we also feel like we are honoring his legacy and the hard work he. did >> reporter: in santa cruz -- >> corey's death is an open inside case. police have identified two persons of int

sergeant butch baker and detective elizabeth butler were killed on the line of duty. 10 months later. >> it's one of those things that you really, you want to do it for him. >> reporter: detective bruce kline had baker's cold case on hand. >> there was a match. >> reporter: a print on that card was then compared to a print taken from the body and there it was a match. >> reporter: pogonip chain is now cory joane lemaster of pacifica a run away. >> i can see butch's reaction. he would be doing that little lean into my office saying, we have a match. >> reporter: the work does not stop. now with an identification it's time to find the killer for the victim's family and for butch baker. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> fremont police have arrested a suspect in a home particular reu that was caught on tape. 28-year-old transient richard banuelos was arrested this afternoon. police say he is the man seen on this surveillance video we first showed you yesterday. after releasing the video yesterday investigators received more than a dozen tips which led them to capture the suspect. >>>

sergeant butch baker and detective elizabeth butler were killed on the line of duty. 10 months later. >> it's one of those things that you really, you want to do it for him. >> reporter: detective bruce kline had baker's cold case on hand. >> there was a match. >> reporter: a print on that card was then compared to a print taken from the body and there it was a match. >> reporter: pogonip chain is now cory joane lemaster of pacifica a run away. >> i can see butch's reaction. he would be doing that little lean into my office saying, we have a match. >> reporter: the work does not stop. now with an identification it's time to find the killer for the victim's family and for butch baker. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> fremont police have arrested a suspect in a home particular reu that was caught on tape. 28-year-old transient richard banuelos was arrested this afternoon. police say he is the man seen on this surveillance video we first showed you yesterday. after releasing the video yesterday investigators received more than a dozen tips which led them to capture the suspect. >>>

as you can see, she was caught on camera butch the ccr. v for them back the tape. they they've capted her taking a the snowman. why she would take a picture of it, i don't know. >> that was weird. >> so you're saying it's a snow woman? >> it was obviously part of a public days dis play for christmas. >> cctv not only have video of you, they also call her on the phone. guess what happens at the very end. it has a happy ending and snowman or know woman. back to the. >> these 5 years old,s that except she's a grown woman and she'd have known better. >> true that. >> little known fact -- nothing says christmas like slayer. >> wow, are you kidding me. >> yes, my friend, slayer christmas lights. we're talking about the entire song. it's an elf playing the gun, you got certain a. >>. >>> one string of lights with the sample guys has a. >> he said it takes a life time of preparation. he said his wife now hates him. >> and we've seen a few of his crazy life -- >> he was the founding member of flair. >> look at the guitar! >> it's a pretty expensive light display, also set t

projects going on with 1 hundred van ness and 3 hundred i won't tell of retail but we know there's a butch of retail brokers and you're not going to create a new hayes valley so they recommended all on van ness and a third of the way on hayes. >> you said the name of the building i forgot the name of the building it's a gray - >> 70 very soon necessary. >> no, no not on van ness. >> the building it also doesn't have retail they struggled with the issue they have a gym on the steck second level. >> there's a number of new people coming in there. >> i think with all the glass on the corner with the loish lobby that will help out. and just so i know what are redoing - what codify gait are we going to do with the residential unit to so didn't look like a gate >> it gets to pick up the balconies. >> maybe another material that can be used. i know we were going off track but having residential on the ground floors. right over here. >> it's welcoming and picks up the metal railing from below its not liquor a wall it's inviting. >> those are the roinldz their 3 feet above the ground floor you walk

however, the term butch vet now days has become part of the evoke and seems to be applied to a variety of situations that are not scribble related to rome in the 150s. it's used no reference to eateries as well as hotels and b and bs night clubs and as they discover before boarding my flight to san francisco it's even the name given to airport lounges. now strictly speaking the title is from the film by italian film director starring two italian actors which doesn't depict a rosey sweet life in rome in those days but a creek of the lack of values of a certain ishlg of folks populated by actors and arrest accuracy and mr. no bodies as well as reportsers one in the film who goes by the surname of popping roots. and surprisingly this has stuck to the point out we refer to the photo reporters as paparazzi but the period maybe reviewed in deed as the sweet life. johnson 0 who you see here seated in the bull writingy store had taken control of the business in 1932 had managed to props even in the war and was posed to meet new challenges and to seize new business tuntsd offered to them as rom

reported 80s, salinas warmed to 82 degrees yesterday, just unbelievable if we were enjoying some butch full weather when we do need the rain. smiles once again. 74 with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon there and if you are just joining you and the earnings tend forecast, increasing clouds on friday perhaps a tad cooler and the air mass is changing up a bit. temperatures in the upper 60s perhaps near 70 degrees dry and mild through monday, pam? >>> thank you rosemary. >>> two people discovered a child's special letter to santa. he found the letter floating next to the dock and the writer wanted only one thing, a giant monkey doll. >> the wish struck a cord with this young woman. >> i lived on a sailed boat and that's why it ended up where it did. >> well the couple posted a note on facebook to try to find the center and then they found a bin for holiday wishes and will be returned as a special keep sake for the season. >>> animal lovers, do you know what in this type of animal is? we will introduce you. >>> and he returns $300,000 he found in the back seat of his carpal, who does th

in this building you never know who you will butch into. so why kid she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention, and a lot of spotlight. and it would be so easy and so lazy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of material, or funny, or not really meaningful. but what i do want to do is take this extra attention, and put it on something that is that illumination, that needs that light. >> some may question her insight on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. and it's hear the the idea of celebrity ambassadors is getting a new boost. katie merry has 60 million likes on her facebook page. >> when she tweets because she will get something like five to 6,000 engangments. whether it's retweets or favorites or people tweeter back, and i think unicef has come out to say that they want to engang a younger audience, and katie perry is the perfect person to do that, because her following tends to skew younger than the traditional following. >> so in this new age of communication, the celebrities social media reach gives the u.n. a b

they say tell add common sense to those times when city life butches up against nature. in half-moon bay, kpix-5. >> the new law also allows the officials to provide veterinary care to rehabilitate them. >>> it has taken 150 years but all of that slush, generated by gold rush miners in the sierra, nevada, washed out to sea. that means the water in sap fran bay is getting clearer. but the clearer water lets in less sunlight. causing algae. new reg -- regulation may be needed. >> they were doing mining it it lowered the level of the bay that so much came in there was 10 feet on the bottom of the bay that is purely gold rush sediment. that will always be through but the clairity is getting better. that is good news. >>> now, heading out, 56 in concord and 66 at oakland looking towards the bay bridge. cool side, bundle up if you are heading out. should be clear. and overnight lows tonight, down to 38 degrees in santa rosea, 49 in the city and 45 degrees in san jose. 41 out at trafis. and for tomorrow, we will be looking at mostly sunny skies with the temperatures in the midd

. >> this case was originally investigated by then officer, lauren butch baker. baker was one of two santa cruz officers gunned down on the job in february of this year. he had been the lead investigator on the case in the 90s, santa cruz police say today's announcement is a big win for the department and also for their fallen friend. >>> brazen burglar that was caught on camera rummaging through a fremont home is now behind bars. police arrested this guy, 28- year-old, richard andre, almost immediately after releasing the following video. in it, you can clearly see in digging through personal belongings, not one, but two home security cameras caught him in the act over the weekend. police say they received dozens of tips after these videos got out, which ultimately led them to their suspect. >>> a teacher who reportedly has ties to the bay area was gunned down today in libya. ronald smith jogging when he was shot. he worked as a chemistry teacher at an international school. he is where terrorists attacked the u.s. consulate last year, killing the ambassador, chr

. >> the case was originally investigated by lauren butch baker.was one of two santa cruz police officers gunned down on the job in february of this year. he had been the lead investigator on the case in the 1990s . today's announcement is a big win for the department, and also for their fallen friend. >>> a brazen burglar who was caught on camera rummaging through a fremont hole is tonight behind bars. 28-year-old richard andres m hah nuelos was arrested almost immediately after they saw the surveillance video. you can see a guy digging through personal belongings. he was caught in the act over the weekend by surveillance videos. police received dozens of tips that led them right to the suspect. >>> police in hercules is looking for a man who they think is a serial burglar. most of them are happening in an area called the birds. a door is pried open. the proximity of the break ins has led police to think they are all connected. >>> it has been months since businesses were damaged in oakland in the zimmerman protest. we spoke to neighbors who said

hundred staff visit bbc is japan's continued presenting me with this mom in the news on the scene butch wanted to discuss the continent's elephant poaching problem. the most prized ivory tusks and made the most hardened killers to sell the material for things like jewelry sculptures and two populations and printing costs in the spring amazing the things in your enforcement and comical and hats. the report begins in kenya where elephant protection measures are already taking flights. this elephant is one of the lucky ones not to get ninety eight came from a wildlife rangers tranquilizer gun. once the beast is not us. kenyan wildlife rangers put a collar on him. they can track his whereabouts. the integration of all the more mins. it's going to read this it takes that is depicted on the courts will be offered its own sacred to christians who are devoted to corn. it endures. the new councils rangers will fight to the elephant in helicopters i plan to cut it on his back to making identifiable from the am. the measures are aimed at reducing the recent increase in data from a tree with no sto

is the digital revolution giving secret services to butch. and our guests today michael smith former british military intelligence officer and author michael it's really great to have you on our show today so as an intelligence insider what is your take on whistleblowers that have recently been in this spot like such as that song manning snowden do they deserve scorn or praise. are they there's a mix of the two really. the big one of course has been. i think that the in. the mission he provided was very important because we didn't know the extent of government surveillance of our e-mail or saw or telephone course . we did in this country a couple of years ago the government tried to pass a bill through parliament called the data communications bill which would have allowed to force communications suppliers providers to provide details of the balance telephone calls and such like. peace threw them out the parliamentarians through that and said we don't want it please ministers ministers and the prime minister of going into parliament said we n

. >> you're so butch. >> i am. you should see me without my shirt on.s you can see the cartoon says this is what happens in obama's america. some idiot thought it was ract and on thursday the paper wrote cartoon was meant as satire and it was perceived as having racist intentions. we regret this and apologize to anyone who is offended. this mistake we'll not make again. let's look at the highlights from last week's game. should the paper have apologized? please have no in your answer. >> of course no. it's pro-obama. the message is saying he gets blamed for everything. >> i'm going to steal that. i didn't say that. joe hicks said it. he was talking about the rights when he said it. it's true. the only way that could be racist is the guy scoring the touchdown was white and the guy trying to tackle him is black. then i would have a problem, if i was black. >> it's they're ffult. not your fault. >> it's about perception. like the beauty. i don't apologize for mine. it's not racist. this is black and white, the picture. and the obama's america looks like th

is it butch, max, marvin or blake? >> i would say max. [ ding ] >> that's right. >> he is correct.we got one. excellent. so interesting fact, this film was narrated and the grinch's voice is none other than boris karloff. >> who is that? >> frankenstein. >> oh. you're kidding. >> creepy. >> i didn't know that >> trivia. >> thanks for coming to see us. >> thank you. >> merry christmas. >> get ready. we learn a thing or two about holiday foods from madelyn. and find out if the ladies are able to cut the creep. back after this. asionaconstipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> we are back on this wines day wednesday. guess what time it is. >> t

i said it was like butch cassidy, in the capital of georgia. and he killed enormous numbers of people in this bank robbery, 50 people were killed in this bank robbery, and they got away with the equivalent of $20 million to fund eleven in's -- lenin's bolshevik party. and no one had been able to rauf that stalin had organized this party. and he actually killed all the people who could prove it. when he became a world statesman, he didn't want to seem like a bank robber. so he basically killed everyone, changed all the materials. but some of the stuff, some of the materials that proved his involvement were this the georgian -- in the georgian archives, and the president of georgia let me into these archives. very kind, because they were closed. and inside i found fascinating evidence. you know, the really interesting thing about it was apart from the story of this bank robbery which is just amazing because they held up the stagecoach, they threw sort of bombs underneath, they blew i, they killed all the cossacks who were driving around and the b

you can however delay receiving your payments to avoided butching up against those limits.ey help people get the most out of social security. >> . >> they say another benefit are surprised to find out about is the divorce benefit. they need to be at least 62 years old, and your marriage must have lasted for ten years. you can claim half of that amount, even if he or she remarried but you give up your own benefit, and if you tie the not, all belts are off. >> there are more than 2,700 rules in this handbook, even the most seasoned professionals have a hard time understanding them. experts say use websites like the social security administrations or the aarp to find out exactly what they qualified for. al jazeera, new york. >> we don't think about maximizing the benefits we think about loading up 401 k, and things like that, and the financial planners are always talking about us about those, never think about maximizing our social security benefits. >> this has to become part of the conversation. as we mentioned half of us are getting at least 50% by retirement, most of us ge

but they butch ter down and make meat balls. you can see the combo i have to tell you is a gorgeous one. >> highly recommended. >> two thumbs up. what i love about it, she had a custom roll made for the deli. >> and the egg plant. and a messy pork sandwich. >> and give me the napkin. >> that means delicious. >> and near the ballpark it is right over. and so when the games kick in. that's open monday through saturday. >> when we are closer to baseball season all the restaurants that have opened up near the park. >> there is a lot with that. >> now to the east bay where we want to talk about the new restaurant in berkley. >> yes. that's from who used to be the chef at yoshis. >> the jazz club. anyone who loves sushi knows about t it's in the it is on fourth street. it is a beautiful location. what is great warmer weather kicks in. they have a patio. you do. and what is cool. and does some interesting dishes. lunch service. and those you will get up into the $30 range. it depends how wild you want to go. >> and we move to oakland.

no big deal because it's december butch he can this out.in cairo egypt almost never snows in cairo. some people who live in the city say this is the first time in their lives they have seen snow in person. it is that cold. it turned to rain and slush in the city as the day wore on. a few inches of snow stuck in the ground in the suburbs. how about this be? very holiday surprise. a secret beyonce album released at midnight. it rocked on the internet. we're going to bring you details up next. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance and we'll replace stolen or destroyed items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ more shopping. more dining out. and along with it, more identit

santa cruz police officer lauren butch baker was one of the first investigators assigned to this caser was one of the two detectives killed in the line of duty earlier this year. >>> if you think your grocery bill is high now, just wait until the start of the new year. the agricultural department is warning a gallon of milk could cost $7 if congress does not pass a new farm bill. dairy subsidies which stabilize milk prices are set to expire on january 1st while president obama is optimistic a deal can be reached, the republican controlled house and democratic controlled senate remain at odds over parts of the farm bill. >>> california's high speed rail authority says the $68 billion project still on track. the state still plans to break ground on the first construction segment as early as next month. the state will try again to get approval to sell bonds for the project in the near future. opponents say recent court rulings on environmental and funding issues are serious set backs. although supporters deny that. >>> now 5:17 i want to check in with sal. >> brian and pam we are doing o

look david, i don't think we were ever going to carry that butch over into for several months.ill sort of like where we are in position right now better than they are, particularly when you see millions upon millions of americans actually begin to sort of sign up for health care and get to the points where even in reports today republicans are having some backtracking about what are they going to do about sort of repealing health care when millions of americans are on it and no more perfect example is this "washington post" article a couple of weeks back talking about kentucky. guess what? thousands of rural kentuckians who never had health care before and have never been voting democrat before all of a sudden are sort of now signing up for health care. what is sort of mitch mcconnell going to tell them? i'm going to take that away from you? it puts them in a tough position. >> one last point, too. one of the reasons hillary clinton enjoys a pretty decent profile with many voters is that her profile is decidedly nonpolitical. she's been protected from the very partisan debates

outside the beltway, in addition to gop governors who are blocking medicaid funds, you find people like butch matthews, a long-time arkansas republican who came to love the health care plan after he realized it would save him a whopping 13,000 a year. why aren't we hearing a more balanced picture, not only about how the website is working, but about how the policy is being implemented in some areas effectively, and effectively blocked by conservatives in other areas. joining mow maine now julie pace, the associated press white house correspondent and james peterson, a professor alley high university and msnbc contributor. thanks to you both for joining me. >> thanks, karen. >> so julie, i want to start with you, because today, you know, high stakes day. this was the day. there was a conference call earlier this morning. i don't know if you participated in that call. but the reports out of it seem to suggest that in terms of the goals that the white house had set for today, they feel like they're in pretty good shape. >> absolutely. i think the message on this conference call this morning was

. >>> the shocking new reports suggesting it's nothing more than a speed butch for the nsa.ls ahead. >>> plus, we're keeping an eye on the skies as winter weather is moving into the northeast. >>> hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. so glad you could join us. >> i'm gregg jarrett. more snow for millions of americans as powerful storms slam parts of the midwest through the northeast for a second day in a row. we'll have a live look at the forecast. >> how all that snow could impact holiday shoppers as it comes on one of the last shopping weekends before christmas. >> coming up, the growing outrage of the so-called affluenza defense after a 16-year-old accused of killing four people while driving drunk is let off on probation. >>> but first we're learning more details about the nsa's secret cell phone tracking program. according to internal documents, the agency is able to get around widely used cell phone encryption technology, allowing them to decode billions of calls and texts. we bring in molly henneberg. >> i've got it. this is provided by leaker edward snowden. accordin

santa cruz police officer lauren butch baker was one of the first investigators assigned to this caseker was one of the two santa cruz detectives killed in the line of duty earlier this year. >>> a new study says eating healthy might be cheaper than you think. researchers at harvard university say eating healthy only costs -- about $1.50 more a day. there may be a big savings when it comes to improved health. researchers compared the prices of healthy foods like flutes, vegetables and -- fruits, vegetables and fish. >>> caltrain's holiday train is making a return this weekend. want to go to new video of the train which is getting ready for the public debut tomorrow. the train is decorated with 60,000 lights and will stop at nine stations between san francisco and santa clara. the train begins its journey in san francisco at 4:00 on both tomorrow and sunday. >>> a holiday tradition takes place this evening at oakland's jack london square. organizers will light up a 55- foot shasta fir christmas tree. now we're onhand when it was unloaded and set up three weeks argue. it's the centerpie

you could see some butches in the road but it looks like another good year. >> mike there are squirrely things happening in the market today. you've got sort of the longer end of the treasury curve falling. the yield is falling at the same time stocks are rising and the short end is rising. in other words is there a sense that things look pretty good right now but longer term risks remain if not rearing their head? >> i think that the economy and the market clearly have a lot of momentum. we don't think it's out of the question to have a bit of a correction along the way. i agree with the first guest, 2014 looks good. the real question is where do you find value? where do you put money? we're looksing in the reit space, short muni bonds. we don't think that's the case anymore. we think there are alternatives and that's where we're looking. >> rich peterson you're looking at earnings. you're looking toward the next reporting season. we're already getting some early indications. they don't look all that great, do they? >> i mean f you look at the guidance, the numbers for fourth quarter w

you have a butch later thanksgiving this year.where you're looking at thanksgiving and black friday falling later in november and actually december for cyber monday which is a big shipping day for a lot of things too. that will all come out in the third fiscal quarter for fedex. look at the third year and see where the holiday falls one way or another. fedex shares again down by 88 cents, 138.49. you're going to see futures now. they are up by 37 points above fair value for dow. s&p 500 also indicated higher. this is coming despite the expectations for at least a good possibility that the fed is going to taper today. when we get that decision from them coming up later this morning. street seems to be taking this with a grain of salt and not getting too worried ahead of that number. we're seconds from housing starts and building permits. been getting a lot of numbers. september, october and november because of the government shutdown. we'll get the housing permits number and something the feds will watch. rick is standing by in chi

butch in kingston, ohio. it is funny that nobody is talking about the heroine and cocaine that is coming across the border. we need to" her. i grew up in a small town. there are 20 or 30 people every week at traffic stops for busted for heroin or cocaine. are in the gas station bathrooms shooting up. who is going to take care of these people if you legalize heroin? it is in a liquid, pill, and needle form. who will take care of them? we're losing the war. host: the president of columbia was in town this month. he was talking about international wars on drugs. [video clip] in thee succeed objective, which has already been agreed between the two parts. colombia without cocaine -- think of what that would mean to the whole region and the u.s. we have been the major provider of cocaine for 40 years. can you imagine what this would mean if there is change internally that disrupts the flow of cocaine to the american cities or to the regions? it would be a major breakthrough. that is extremely important. besides the

i said that yesterday butch we need to restate it. stocks are still in an uptrend. three days, even in johnson again, still not a long-term trend that we're seeing. express is the first company to come out and reflect on what all of us have been talking about what happened on thanksgiving. not only did they lower their full year earningsout look, they specifically cited the fact they had to discount so much. right now we've got a double whammy going on here. sales were below planned for express and the margins are due to discount. the good news, traffic was up, but mobile sales were flat to down. that's the story. express is reflecting that. let me talk about jcpenney. there is a lot less to meet the eye. david, if i remember, you made a very good comment about this. the company said 10% was really good and it certainly is better, double-digit gains are better than nothing but a lot of analyst himself 10% to 20% estimates for same-store sales in november. it wasn't like they blew the doors off. they just had a decent number. stern mcgee wassestmating their same-stor

steady income generators like mutual fund are this year's bonus winners and should enjoy a ten to 15% butchn the heels of soaring stock prices. historically, the big banks -- we have seen a change. mutual funds and other things are paid at least as well if not more and that trend is likely to continue. >> to tie executive compensation. by pressing firms towards bonuses primarily in deferred stock, regulators hope to discouraging the type of short term risk taking many believe caused the financial crisis. ironically the policy can generate more outrage, because this year's run up will collect huge pay out. those shares are now worth around $18 million. thanks to a 29% gain in the stock price this year, the same year that saw the bank get slapped with a $13 billion fine. >> right now most of your bonus when you are calculating your bonus you are looking at what profit did unique, and then some percentage you will get. the idea here would be to say don't just look at how much profit you make for the firm, but how much risk did you take. how much risk did you expose the firm to in your activiti

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