morgan chase c.e.o. jamie dimon goldman sachs c.e.o. lloyd blankfein or bank of america c.e.o. brian morning all of whom make enormous multimillion dollar paychecks the real greed monsters on the one percent don't reside on wall street at all the top one one hundredth of one percent of america's war profiteers who are making enormous bucks hurdling our nation into one war after another people like northrop northrop grumman c.e.o. was bush who made more than twenty two million bucks those chairs and lockheed martin c.e.o. robert stevens and boeing c.e.o. james mcnerney both guys who collect a salary that would make banks green with envy the brave new foundation has just launched a new campaign to expose the one one hundredth of one percenters in america take a look. the c.e.o.'s of the biggest military contractors are at the head of the pack. and. these four industry c.e.o.'s use their company's massive lobbying corruption conversely keep their great train rolling. and. the c.e.o.'s businesses or drag on for decades while the rest of us pay the price. they're crow joins me now h

c.e.o.'s and oxford or cambridge university graduates and looking at control areas of twenty thousand genes the researchers found twice as many genetic differences in the group that was brought up in wealthy. confort compared to the group that was raised in poor living conditions has led them to make the link between the economics of early life and the biochemistry of d.n.a. other than proving that your environment during the critical developmental years in early childhood has a direct impact on your overall health for life the study also shows the d.n.a. is highly adaptable does not remain the same from generation to generation he's epi genetic changes or the biological imbedding of memories genes works both ways so if we're able to reverse poverty and have generations of people living in relative peace and security we can bring about a positive change and a permanent change in genetics they could define a new era for human beings that old saying it's in my genes have to be updated for two

up and tell our lawmakers the we're tired of having our education of our kids outsourced to greedy c.e.o.'s are being forced to pay for other people's kids to go to church schools as jefferson warrant the taxes we all pay to educate americans are far less than the consequences of not educating them like the cost of tyrants rising to power in an ignorant america. let's kick the profiteers. out of our schools. after the break president obama is in asia and he's pushing for more so-called free trade deals. trade. what drives the world the growing use by politicians who makes decisions. who can you trust no one. with a global missionary see where we had a state. capitalism is called sad when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. president obama is in asia tonight pushing for more so-called free trade deals last week while in hawaii for the asia pacific cooperation summit the president announced that broad outlines of it agreed to her new transpacific partnership trade pact that means more cheap goods for america built in asia and more cheap labor in asia per merican companies to

a lot a lot for mega churches fundamentalist religion groups and the for profit school honors and c.e.o.'s that they play golf with and get their campaign contributions from here's how the scam works in jersey republican governor chris christie cut eight hundred twenty million dollars out of his education budget last year then created an eight hundred twenty five million dollars school voucher program this year and wisconsin governor scott walker is slash the nine hundred million dollars out of his education budget and adding seven hundred fifty million dollars to a school voucher program so forcing us to use our tax dollars to undermine our very own public education systems what's worse some of the private schools that benefit from these vouchers are religious schools so not only are we committing tax dollars toward ruining public education we're also committing tax dollars to tearing down that wall of separation between church and state that thomas jefferson so eloquent wrote about so we have federal education dollars going to c.e.o.'s who only care about profits and federal education

that's former wall street c.e.o.ed politician jontor sine calling fur tougher financial regulations to prevent the catastrophic 2008 financial firm meltdowns that destroyed our economy. but, of course, politician jon corzine lost the 2009 gubernatorial race in new jersey to 2016 presidential winner chris christie. (laughter) lucky for corzine, he still had that wall street c.e.o. thing to fall back on. >> m.f. global, a financial firm run by former new jersey governor jon corzine, has filed for bankruptcy. (laughter) >> jon: hello graduate school! well, the 2008 financial crisis... settle down. the 2008 financial crisis that so horrified corzine was caused by risky bets on bad debt. i can only imagine that what caused corzine's company to collapse in 2011 was the great integrity with which he conducted his business. which was anathema to the casino-like atmosphere on wall street and the fat cats who resented corzine's surplus of wisdom. cue what happened. >> the company at his behest made big bets on european bonds,

new c.e.o. >> tom: shares of american's parent company, a.m.r., got slammed today, down 84%. here's a chart of the stock over the past 90-trading sessions. you can see a big drop in early october when bankruptcy rumors first scared investors. as suzanne pratt reports, the airline has high hopes for what it will achieve from going bankrupt. >> reporter: american airlines has finally hit a patch of turbulence too large to avoid. the rough air was brought on by the carrier's sky high labor costs in the face of rising fuel prices and limited travel demand. new c.e.o. thomas horton said at a news conference today bankruptcy should give american a chance to cut expenses. >> i think it's the right decision at the right time to move our company forward. i think, as many of you know, the last decade has been extraordinarily hard for the airline industry. >> reporter: so hard that all of the industry's major carriers have already been in bankruptcy; some have even merged. but at la guardia airport today,

the former race c.e.o. spoke with us following the mayor's threat to pull the plug on the five-year contract. >> if they want it to happen again without running the race? no. we don't have the money just sitting there. >> even though davidson is not the c.e.o. any longer, he and his wife are named in that tax lien. >>> the grand prix is closed to hiring felix dawson. >>> and the penn state board is launching their own investigation into the sexual misconduct against the former assistant and in the investigation, no stone will be left unturned. >> he can look into every corner of the university and get to the bottom of what happen and recommend something that will make sure that never happens again. >> the coach is a cowsd of a busing eight boys connected to his charity of at risk youths. >>> the kansas city chiefs for the monday night football and tom brady throwing two touchdowns for the patriots. and in his first start for the chiefs, three intersections, but the ravens won it 34-$3. >>> florida is hoping

says the cut i was in deputy c.e.o. of the bag spotlight who would be back shortly right out to a break so stay where you are and we'll be back in the. the close up team has been to the region where technological breakthroughs save human lives. now archie goes to the sea. where unusual ways to protect nature are. where farming pioneers place local cuisine to the highest pitch. and where future developments depend on the way. russia's black sea coast commercial close up on our t.v. . and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild and. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on holds true today at. least in canceling your chance to choose instead to get booked for exactly the status of the human experiment is exploding with. this you will see this right means what it goes to the movies allegedly trying to make sense of global economy and it's on changelings us financial template the research clambering to maintain our confidence in mark

c.e.o., and the firm's c.o.o., bradley abelow, have been invited to testify before the house financial services subcommittee for oversight and investigations. meanwhile, j.p. morgan is vying to buy a nearly 5% stake in the london metal exchange from mg global holdings for $39.1 million. mf global filed for bankruptcy october 31 after bad trades on european debt triggered its collapse. on wall street kind of another down day. this is five days in a row that the s&p is down. a lot of worries of a recession in europe and new economy in the u.s. >> it's slower than expected that third quarter number took any kind of wind out of the sales of the market and of course the holiday week is following as well. let's go ahead and take a look at what was happening in tonight's market focus. it was a choppy session for stocks with a bias to the downside, thanks to the slower u.s. economic data and higher interest rates in europe. you can see the battle between buyers and sellers on the daily chart of the

schwarzman is the co-founder, chairman and c.e.o. of blackstone, one of the world's largest alternative investment and private equity investors. blackstone has money behind brands such as hilton hotels and universal orlando theme park. we spoke at his headquarters in new york, beginning with his assessment of the u.s. economy. >> u.s. economy seems to have a little bit of life. remember we've had extremely low interest rates and a lot of stimulus. i think there's still head winds that we're really facing a lot of lack of confidence that's happening from ternal issues and -- temperamental issues and lack of extension credit and the type of things we're dealing with. the super committee is the latest but it's a problem with society that is questioning its base principles. >> tom: what's the structural issues that you've been able to identify in terms of the economy when you talk about a society questioning its base principles. >> part of it is that economy isn't producing jobs, which is one reason why you have a lot of unemployment and

deputy c.e.o. of the burberry the largest bank and russia which is celebrating its one hundred seventy birthday on the twelfth of november and we talked about about problems that russian banking system may be facing world banks all over the world or maybe facing problems these days let's talk about different things let's talk about about the perspectives. you are i know reportedly looking at then these bank of the turkish arm of dexia it's a pretty large bank in turkey and you want to see it as a potential acquisition target so what are the conditions for you to start buying like an innocent like this which is pretty big. again the size is all in relative terms if you measure it against our own business it is not that significant. turkey specifically is an interesting market for us we don't think we have. particular. focus on a specific target be that news or anything at this moment. we. overall broader part of your question will rule think about our international expansion in the context that. it

but the c.e.o. does make $277,000.e say worth every penny. >> that's what they ended up paying him? >> but it's more than just dollars and cents. how well a charity cares for its community and brings about change. >> we're going to take a final look at that all-important

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>>neil: that was the c.e.o. taking on house budget chief paul ryan for a process he says is out of control and a washington clearly out of options. and time. to south dakota congressman who shares the frustration. congresswoman, glad to have you, does he have a point if we have to wait as long as it seems we have to wait we will be in deeper trouble? >>guest: absolutely. he is right. it is ridiculous what is going on. the last report i had was democrats do not have an agreement among themselves. so, how do we get republicans and democrats to come forward with a proposal next week? i am hopeful and optimistic they will but to be honest, we need everyone to get serious. >>neil: but even among the republicans there is not unanimity, they are divided on closing tax loopholes and undecided if that is raising taxes or if the tea party members such as yourselves would be against that. are closing loopholes and credits, getting rid of them, is that a tax hike to you? >>guest: no, not to me, raising taxes, that sends job

, barack obama. 10 out of 12 say the c.e.o. wins and just two think that the populist, barack obama, gets it. gloria, you're with the 10. >> in theory, the president's record, because he is the incumbent, by default, becomes the central focus of this election and the president has to run on his record. and if growth isn't good and if unemployment remains at 9%, that's his problem. so the turnaround c.e.o. has to emphasize creating jobs and i can do that. it will be the president's record. chris: you gave me a blue block answer. romney, on the other side -- >> do i get an a? >> i'm on the other side for the sake of argument. if the president pursues populism in the right way, he's got to be the practical no-nonsense job maker and when he attacks, he doesn't attack wealthy and successful people per se, he attacks the political system, he goes with both the tea party and with the occupy people saying there's something wrong with the way the country is set up and he runs at the republican party, he says mitt romney is a tool of mit

>>shepard: the c.e.o.'s, though, the c.e.o.'today are standing up there explaining how they are getting, what, $9 million or something? >>gerri: over two years. >>shepard: for a company that is losing our money as a matter of course, and that is hard to defend, isn't it? >>juan: well ... >>shepard: how will that play? >>juan: what they have is a pinatta with the c.e.o.'s because there is no way, no way you believe you have to pay those salaries in order to get "the best," possible talent to get us out of the mess which we wasted your money and those organizations, those government-sponsored entities still owe the american people billions coming out of the housing mortgage crisis. and, so new to say, and give us more money because we have to get the very best people to clean up the mess and the money is coming in the form of big bonuses at christmas approaches and we still have 9 percent unemployment, it is a difficult sell and you have issa up there, it is a pinatta, just whipping on it. >>shepard: pretty interesting on the web

morgan c.e.o. jamie and jamie dimon he's really kind of a hot target for protests in occupy wall street protesters and surprisingly i don't know if this is a little brush of p.r. genius on his part he spun it is speech to agree with the protesters however he kind of recuse j.p. morgan saying that things have become or any one there are big institutions to blame but in his bank and he doesn't qualify you can't lump everybody together this is great. i mean honestly it ok so if his net worth two hundred billion and he makes twenty two million annually so that any of those people that he was i don't know the people that are out there some of that might not even make twenty two thousand a year but this is really great because he did say keep the faith in the media so you serious only serve it so this kind of keeps with our whole theme of bankers being holier now holier than thou hell of a guy who they are protests. there is outside protesting them and yet they can't even see them. as being part. of the

rick and c.e.o. of zip car actually met with mayor lee and i two years ago to kick off the discussion around this pilot project and we very much want to thank city car share for being a great partner with the city. >> thank you, president chiu, mr. mayor. i am laura haber, director of marketing/planning for city car share. as was just alluded to, i'm here on behalf of rick hutchison who sends his regrets. as mentioned, this program is two years in the making. rick is the c.e.o. and now presenting at the international car association in montreal as we speak. car share is being promoted worldwide. just so you know, not just here in san francisco. i want to thank again mr. mayor, president chiu for the early vision and leadership in this program and sfmta and city administrator's office, who's been a pleasure to work with operationally. we're very excited about the launch of this pilot program for a number of reasons, not the recent of which raises profile of car sharing. one of the aspects is making it