the only way of really doing it is trying to balance a portfolio the portfolio you're going through c.d.'s you're taking portfolio and going to the federal home loan bank to stabilize your portfolio for a longer period of time so you do your best in matching funds but it's a very very difficult process that. have you seen that profit margin then as you've had zero percent interest rates since two thousand and eight i have to imagine it had well acted small banks what we have to remember is the federal reserve reducing their interest rates from twenty five percent to zero if that's what is done is only your overnight funds so from a banking perspective the cost of our funds really is more than just overnight banking it really we don't really use fed funds at all which is the zero side what we're doing is we're going out and taking money through money market accounts and c.d.'s and transaction accounts so it's a balance of all these instruments going out to the fed fund market is really not what you want to do it's really as they say it's the source of last resort ok but has this become m

i did this of c.d.'s i stand in the instructors encourage the kids to train as junior reserve officers there. are many that he is on that i mean you're going to end recruiters finish the job listing them in the arm. me it's him out of london about a slogan is using data into his. memo saying one of his studio pentagon figures tell us that latino's and african-americans estime serve in the lower ranks of the u.s. military said reese's meet that is. the entry will be medals among the first soldiers to die at least three were hispanic spano. the first marine killed in iraq there was a guatemalan not a u.s. citizen. pono died for like total died for a war that should never have been fought for a cause that never existed. and for an enemy that was never there. when total left here is a young adult he went to the states looking for a change in exact status and he looked for a better job better life. what toronto was always looking for was family ever since i took tono in that seven years old he had this whole

to be opposed or c.d.'s. you read. way marry her. coming in the marriage. god and in the coming month period come. we are going to get folks you know live and let live and all that but you know i get a little grumpy was some folks because of you know their politics or their lack of politics or. their lack of desire to get involved in the community and help folks are people who can't speak for themselves feel the elderly and prisoners children. you know the disabled. there to seems to be a reluctance to get involved so i wonder about the middle class sometimes because they're the ones who are before. they they make the decisions about who gets elected to office and i can understand the frustration they work very hard for what they have to give them a nice car for their family and live somewhere where their kids can go to good schools and they can live in a nice house in a nice neighborhood and have some you know eighteen year old point breaking in the house stealing their stuff and inferi ate something and then they you know elect politicians who say to worr

. >>> this week, comedian yen, louis c.d.is selli selling tickets directly to his fans. after just 45 hours, he sold 100,000 tickets and took in a whopping $4.5 million in sales all without fees. >>> lindsay lohan has settled a lawsuit filed by three passengers she took on a high-speed ride that resulted in her second dui arrest in 2007. the terms of the settlement were not disclosed. >>> "us weekly" reports true blood stores anna paquin and steven moyer are expecting twins. finally, people for the ethical treatment of animals is blasting mary kate and ashlee olson for creatinga nearly $17,000 backpack made of patches of animal fur. >> i don't care what they made it of. they should be blasted for making a backpack. >> we use that worth generously. i'm lynn berry. stay tune, "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> well, today is the day. the supreme court of the united states expected to announce in just a few hours its ruling on the affordable care act. they could uphold it, toss it out or strike down the indi

another indication that we need a mechanism a mechanism that would ensure the demilitarization of the c.d.'s one pts government forces leave them this is another thing we need to consider in there is something that the international community can do here so with this syrian army losing about thirty people working every day i don't think it is peaceful protesters who kill those.

any anything they do well well for example for you a lot of bells will sing for mosque and for the c.d.'s these days and all the churches of moscow but also in many marriages of russia will be opened for choral singing we will perform in the. great hall of conservatory in moscow which is the best hall in moscow but also will perform in st petersburg about when your whole embodied ski will perform in many other cities i just mentioned them already and it will be a festivity i think. it is sacred music which makes it a little bit more close to the heart of simple people because everyone knows that if you go to the church and you will be very grateful also not only to the george and then muster of russian easter but also to the music which makes this list of eighty even more beautiful i think it's appropriate you have recently expressed your amazement the fact that most of the russian population are listening to cheap pop music that there are not enough what very few classical music in the air and the classical radio stations easily because you want to start or the classical station or wh

huge number of people who are in love with classical music i swear we will go to these ten c.d.'s the halls will be full no one will force people to go there here's marion's key he's famous years some people know my name but i think it's a love for music and people will expect something magical to happen something beautiful i'm not worried about classical music in russian i'm not worried about a lack of interest i'm not worried about a lot of good taste now well here we can then we can improve i think we can improve overall but this is the case with many many countries i don't think we are doing. badly i don't think the country is in much better shape i don't think so far as i mean really in the schools there is no subject of music. we have music and i was school still maybe not enough. you have recently opened your musical school in western siberia this winter actually and the news is that the graduates of your school in siberia will get an opportunity to work with you in the marines q theory and saying peace is a unique project of the art a project like that few words about it

how many nations in the world don't like leaks but whatever the case you know people will be sending c.d.'s we know what's going on around the world and people around the world will find new ways of sending information and leaking information to wiki leaks with or without julian assange. just briefly you talked about people turning on of songs he's also criticized for his program here on r t what do you make and again just briefly of the swap in the way you seem he was a hero and now he's a world you know a criminal. the attacks were on our t.v. and the mainstream media for even having a. hosted by julian assange you're quite funny you're a you're a kremlin organized outfit which doesn't go quite well with your recent government just demonstrations anyone connected with this is liable for attack and the vitriol of mainstream media liberal media everyone either your jealousy and very or plain collusion with the powers that be is is a case that will be will be of historic significance somehow not so much talk about our coverage of those anti putin rallies as much as a song of course on his

code you better learn how to see and hear instead of slicing and dicing mortgages and then creating c.d.'s is a dirt approach as i'm sure gives derivatives and you create a universe of exponential exploding debt which is what these guys are good for nothing and there is and there is a force of people lining up to do it all over again but that we're going to have to leave it there for today because that is all we have time for and that's our show thanks so much for watching and make sure to come back tomorrow. and meantime you can follow me on twitter at lauren lyster and give us feedback on the show or catch any you missed it you tube dot com slash capital account come back tomorrow but until then have a great night.

was going to committed is c.d.'s of three things. loan installments that it would receive from the vika. payments that it would make to that that i get from a loans and thirdly austerity measures that these screw the population into the ground their government has been the interim government but economic graphic supposedly government was. reliant on the. parliamentary support of the major parties quite a purpose in this such as in the persones sort through this completely that so the greek government did it it's part of the now let me give you mention that particular pain that the that people if you mention to do and a half weeks ago according to the share jewel of the loans in the basements this was was it was going to receive five point two billion euros from the epicenter. which five point two billion is it would have it will be able to keep one billion for the use by that extent for buying those pharmaceuticals for the for hospitals and grain for schools and pensions and stuff one out of five point two and four point two would go

and reward prosecutors said he used the money from investors who bought certificates of deposits or c.d.'s from his bank on the caribbean island nation of antigo to fund a string of failed businesses bribe regulators and pay for a lavish lifestyle that included yachts and a fleet of private jets and sponsorship of cricket tournament's now compare that max to fred the shred the f.s.a. report investigation into the collapse of the royal bank of scotland said he had just made some poor decisions and this is exactly what allen stanford had argued and his he had he had invested the seven billion dollars in just bad business decisions well r.b.s. bought you know a.b.n. amro it was a bad decision but also according to the f.s.a. report into the collapse of r.b.s. it said that the bank had a weak capital position and was too reliant on short term wholesale funding well if your friends are pm. yes and you been bailed out by the government and you have the parag of calling you know a watermelon smash at the bottom of a garbage pit collateral that you're going to base your ponzi scheme on and that

hundred billion dollar catastrophe in america that was the banks doing here in asia banks offering c.d.'s they can't possibly pay off we saw this during the savings and loan crisis we see this time and time again there you know they're talking about a global banking institution or lending facility to bail out these banks how about if bankers want to operate globally with no law whatsoever there should be some attempt to either a prevent that from happening and have no too big to fail banks or to say no banks can have more than one or two percent of any given market in any given country or be they're going to be subject to some real harsh deterrence and penalties you know the banking industry in america under f.d.r.'s regulations function brilliantly for fifty or sixty years before all those were repealed away under successive administrations in washington under the direction of bankers who are interested in getting their hands on that money in an illegal way the same thing that we saw in the twenty's leading up to the crash now that they've been given the the ability to do the exact sa

the c.d. is downloadable at unitedforiran.org. that's united and the letter 4. spread the word.dible artists. the first female iranian artist has a song on the compilation and also, someone on the front lines of the libyan struggle, there's a song from him. it's an incredible track. we're really sending a message of solidarity to the youth of iran, who comprise 60% of the population, and really want change. >> do you feel that the obama administration, sarah, abandoned the students? they were trying to walk this fine line between supporting regime change and also hoping that they could at that point work with the regime itself and it seems as though there's a lot of criticism on all sides that they failed in not doing more for the green revolution. >> well, the support for the green revolution was i think crucial and without it, without the international support from all kinds of human rights bodies and governments, the repression could have been far, far worse. but you know, for me, it's very important for me personally to speak out on the issue of the possibility of an attack.

so for a c.d. or money market, there is no return on the investment. if you are going to buy a hope, now is a great time because rates are low and home prices are low and even if the value of the home, if you near a micromarket where the value's going to go down a little bit more, a home is a long-term investment. so it makes sense to buy today. >> it's consumable. you get to live there as well. >> and the other factor is. >> go ahead. we don't know what will happen down the road. i mean, the federal government is entirely rewriting all the rules on mortgages and homeownership, include wag will happen with fannie and freddie who, as you know, provide most of the mortgages to most of the people in this country. so we may be in an environment, two or three years down the road, where it is more difficult to get a mortgage. under dodd-frank, they are writing the qualified residential mortgage rules right now. one of the proposals was for that to qualify as a qualified residential mortgage, have you to put up to 20% down. and the national association of rea

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>> so you've got a new c.d.y. >> june 5th on tuesday, i'm so excited. >> and you're going to perform one of the singles from it at the conclusion of today's show, right? >> yes, i am. yes, i am. so excited. >> what are you going to be singing today? >> bunch of songs from the album. especially my single "why you wanna." >> do that within the next hour. and you'll be singing in between. come on down. >> so cute. >> not only her, we've got ribs, we've got donuts plus her entire family which is -- ♪ crazy is watching. >> could you look into that camera and toss it to gretchen. >> hey, gretchen. hi, here you go. >> very professional. >> that works. i'll take it. jana, see you out there when you perform in about an hour from now. in the meantime, another government funded green energy firm telling its employees to take a hike but when congress grilled the c.e.o., he said everything was a-ok. so what's the real story? stu varney up next with that. and could this be the u.s. military's secret weapon? >> ♪ tell me how t

, you don't understand, low interest rates are not good for anybody because they had their money in c.dings accounts. obama has to figure out how to speak to seniors, because they're trending in the wrong direction, just as hispanics are trending in the wrong direction for the republicans. there's no question, little question that republicans or some elements of the republican party have done everything humanly possible to alienate the latino vote, but i get a sense that while there's an anger towards the republican party among many latinos, on the other hand, there's a disappointment in the president and democrats that, yeah, you were on our side, but did you fight for us? did you break a sweat for the dream act? did you shed any blood for the dream act? and so they're angry at one side, disappointed in another, and that's one reason why, when you look at numbers and whether it's the gallup vote, how likely are you, eight, nine, or 10 to vote, that latino voters are very, very, very low. even though they're matching, but in the gallup poll, he's actually matching what he did against mc

sell c.d.' guys that really inspired you and i love this story is a man named grammer and we're not talking about kelsey grammer, we're talking about red grammer, your dad. >> my dad is the best, best children's singer in the world. yeah. >> i understand at a lot of his concerts he would say ladies and gentlemen, here's my little boy andy. and andy would come up to the stage and what would you do? >> i had a couple of lines that i would sing in his act and then after the show, we'd have a talk and i'd be like, i'm going to need to be a bigger part of your act. that wasn't enough. i need more. >> would you remember the lines that you would do in your dad's show? >> fish to catch! that's my line. it would be like fish to catch! everybody! >> fish to catch. all right. follow him. now, your hit from last year, "keep your head up", are you surprised at how that really took off? because it's inspirational to a lot of people. it's got a happy beat. easy to dance to. but that thing has taken off like cr

therefore there would be no cassette tapes, there would be no c.d.'s or ipods. with this simple bill before us, congress can fix this oversight i allow manager ecofriendly innovations and many a more free marketplace. this is one way in which we as representatives can help continue to create the environment for economic growth. for those reasons, the bill enjoys wide bipartisan support. i would urge a yes on h.r. 4850 and with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. castor: if the other side has no further speakers -- then i will be prepared to yield back. mr. whitfield: we have in further speakers. ms. castor: then i urge a yes vote and yield back the brans of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky. mr. whitfield: i want to thank the gentlelady from florida and the ranking member for working with us. i urge passage and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house su

someone reaching for a c.d. to put in their disk. i personally have seen the devastation from that action. there are many forms of distracted driving. and this study, this study will help us and the states and public to understand what those forms are. in my motion that is left in place. again we have to be very cautious about our dollars and how it is that we hand our dollars out. and i talk about this almost as legislative candy. this $79 million. -- $79 million to incentivize or entice states to do something and 39 of them are already doing something related to distracted driving. as a matter of fact, if we take a look at this whole discussion on the transportation bill, we know how precious every dollar is. we are talking about infrastructure, creating jobs. this $79 million can be best used by its intended programs and that is to build roads and bridges to make our roads safer so we can make sure our roads and infrastructure are in the best shape. states are already doing this job. we don't need to take $79 million and hand it o