and my character brooke chandler is one of them. there's a feeling generally that one of the after effects of 9/11 was an infusion of talent into the agency, which perhaps otherwise wouldn't have been the. eventually it all came together for me, the worry about nuclear terrorism, 9/11, al qaeda. my interest in intelligence world and hence "the devil's light" spent a reminder you listen to the commonwealth club of california greater program. we are talking with best selling author richard north patterson about his book, "the devil's light." let's take a question from the audience, but before we do that, i just want to say in your book, "the devil's light," the characters say a lot of things that i don't think people, politicians and others could ordinarily say for public consumption. one of them, for example, you have people, said a intelligence saying al qaeda, they are a good organization, tactic wise. they are full of brilliant people. one of them, i forget the name, one of them calls osama bin laden a genius. one question from th

emerging markets such as china india and russia so more on this i'm joined in the studio by ben chandler of present h.s.b.c. hong kong thank you so much for being with us because so do you think it's a good idea right now to switch interests from developed markets to emerging markets like china but he's a good idea is to really cause you to diversify in sort of the principal folios from people markets currencies into the r. and b. which is i think is a growing currencies it has been used for trace atoms but i think it will be used for investment as well ok so how do people actually invest in the you want if it's not a fully convertible currency right that's true already it's not yet forty convertible for the time being however we can see there's a very developed offshore market in hong kong currently five hundred fifty radios r. and b. in hong kong with a range of. products in hong kong reports it's time to spawn etc so this in hong kong people can invest with though we are going to be fully convertible people going to forty trade already in hong kong do you see any progress of the liber

connie britain and kyle chandler earned lead actor nods in a drama for "friday night lights" which was canceled. steve carell, who's leaving the starring role in "the office," was nominated for best actor in a comedy. the awawd ceremony will be held on september 18th in los angeles with "glee's" jane lynch hosting. karen travers, a a news. >> would you say you're a true "mad men" fan? >> i am, as a matter of fact. you can almost call me a don draper wannabe. >> you've got the look, i can see it. there you are. >> check it out. i really should have worn my fedora, what was i thinking? i love the pocket scarves coming back now.

it really is, when chandler who does the visible hand, he looks at board records.i'm looking at what the president say, the vice president say, what the managers say and what the workers say. all of us know that's a very different view of an organization. when you go into the bowels of these organization, or charles francis adams was one of the main characters in the book. he could not contain himself about the ineffectiveness, inefficiency of union pacific. and what turned into within is under self-loathing, but he was ahead of this corporation that he could never despite sacrificing many years of his life could get to work. so i think my difference is, they are not as competent. that goes back to my central problem, and all this goes back in many ways to conversation i had with my father. i must've been 10 or 11 years old. my father was a businessman. he was a vice president at the time. and probably he was working the equivalent of an organization like this. i was just eating my breakfast but i didn't know what he was talking about. and he said i want you to tel

her view is little different yet i hope we'll get to the differences you have with chandler and others. set to begin, maybe you could say something about how there were a very large corporate worked on issues having to do with the west and so on. how does your interest in railroads grow out of your previous scholarly work? or maybe it provided some other altogether. >> it comes after the book when i read about my mother, which is a history of memory. and i'd like to get back to the american west. what i wanted was a subject, which would allow me to look at the entire late-night tea and early 20th century west around a single thing. and also at the time i wondered why historians, my third business historians did not write about corporations. and so, corporations and the entire west turned to railroad. and the next step is fairly easy. i thought well, i'll start looking at the railroads. then i realized there were railroads that were very similar. initially i thought it was going to be pretty easy. i'll just look at how they operate in the differences between countries. i found out one b

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compensate for any loss in the economy they're going to be the directions all right thank you so much ben chandler is president of h.s.b.c. hong kong thank you. all right let's move to the markets we have a couple of minutes left in the program is looking for direction pretty much all social now it's flat the positive this hour this is after investors still taking in the increasing u.s. crude supplies and crisis in europe or they may hold demand for raw materials therefore gains are limited to just twenty seven cents on light sweet and eighteen on brant this hour in asia the stock markets are positive after data showed that china's g.d.p. expanded at a faster than expected pace from property stocks gained as a result we did see china overseas lead an investment adding more than six percent and one point financials are also pretty strong with china's construction bank in the lead and japanese stocks are also on the rise though moderately as a strong yen is dampening sentiment. european markets are trading in the black gains however are still limited after a downgrade of ireland by moody's investors

of the southern pacific railroad versus santa clara county and a rogue court reporter named john chandler bankrupt davis slips corporate personhood into the legal record the courts have ruled i mean time again corporations since they have all the rights that actual people have could also laws just like people can. actually there was one exception back in one thousand nine hundred eight a political activist named mark caskey sued nike alleging that nike was lying to its customers by publishing in the san francisco examiner a letter assuring everyone that the corporations workers around the world enjoyed basic labor rights like a minimum wage health and safety regulations an equal opportunity employment gascony that the claim wasn't true in one thousand nine hundred six audited by he revealed that workers in vietnam for example were teaching lee exposed to cancer causing chemicals that here in the united states were illegal and a mother jones article later cited a nike funded study that found quote evidence of physical and verbal abuse and sexual harassment at nine of its contract factories

one hundred years or two hundred fifty yeah over one hundred years of prison but thanks to match chandler who was running for state's attorney general when i was running for congress in new mexico new mexico and suddenly had this to say in an era where public trust is becoming the topic of the day it's hard to send a message that gross misconduct by public officials will be strictly punished and i believe an eight year prison sentence will send that message we can only hope it does that's our show for the.

before the, -- in chandler v. florida, the court held it was not a due process violation to broadcast over a defendant was the objections. ant's objections. the supreme court considered the state that the defendant asked for in the proposition 8 gay marriage case in the northern district of california. in that hollingsworth case, i thought it was interesting that the supreme court came out with this decision. the basis for the court's decision was that there had not been enough time for comment on the local rule that was required in order to permit the broadcasting. the majority said that there was not enough time to comment. added as a secondary reason, the corps would be discussing a lot of sensitive subjects such as gender equality. i thought that was a little bit of an interesting rationale and came strongly.nt you received 138,000 comments. how many comments are required? that was the dissent of justice fair, balanced, and unafraid -- that was the dissent of justice bryar. there was the access that judge walk

denise chandler believes it was a justified shooting but still wanted to know more from last night. >> so i feel the police didn't didn't get a fair chance and did what was right. >> community leaders say they understand why people are so upset. but they wish he got more respect last night. >> it's to have dialogue we have to listen, hear what the chief had to say, then then, make our rebuttal to that. >> so again, a new, very significant development in this officer-involved shooting. by the way, san francisco police use a 40 caliber gun as their service resolver. i axe -- resolver. i am told you cannot fire a 380 caliber round from that equipment. first, initially they thought they'd found the weapon after the shooting in the home of a parole. now saying that that gun is of a different caliber than the bullet. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you. and critical new video evidence in another police shooting this, case a bart cop shot and killed a man at civic center station in san francisco. we're live at bart head quarters to show you that video. >> this video just released lear this afte

denise chandler, riding with her son believes it was a justified shooting but still wanted to know more from last night. >> i feel the -- he didn't get a fair chance. the police didn't get a fair chance. i feel they did what is right. >> community leaders say they understand why people are so upset. but they wish sur got more respect last night. >> we have to listen. hear what the chief had to say, then make our rebuttal, today. >> reporter: now, many people i spoke to in the bay view today want the chief to come back and talk to them again. many of the community leaders there know and respect him because he was captain of the bay view station several years. before he was just appointed chief of police, sur said last night outside of the opera house he would be back for another attempt. now, of course armed with a new information, i'm sure he'll be back there, soon. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vick turks. another developing story, bart released platform surveillance videos taken the night two officers shot a man to death inside of a san francisco civic center station. the video shows office

one has been in jail since march charged in a deadly shooting outside of a chandler nightclub. he could be released on bail because witnesses say his twin brother, brandon is the real killer, police don't have a murder wen onand very little evidence to go on. yesterday a judge lowered orlando's bail. >> having a twin brother involved that was at the incident, or at 9 location on the night of the incident probably complicated things as well. >> orlando has face charges of burglary and marijuana possession in the past, his twin brother does not appear to have a criminal record. >> the independent commission redrawing state's legislative and congressional districts delivered a final draft of the new maps today. and experts are saying they're likely to reduce the influence of the republicans more. we sent 19 republicans to the house now that. could drop to just five. democrats are hoping it will allow them to achieve majority leaded -- needed to pass tax increases. members say they're proud of their work and that includes four inds. >> we've created a new landscape with opportuniti

if you read this carefully, chandlers and not have had what happened. in the mass media rules the country. if you want the rule to be further diluted, i cannot think of a better way of doing so then allow which trials are televised, which are in the suns, who the surrounding commentators are. there is no better way of inflaming public opinion. the ultimate judgment is going to be counteracted by a public referendum. many of us believe that this should not be opened or crack because of the temptations of fame and money. >> is anyone to comment on this? >> i think the argument that the press might not do a good job is not an argument that is supported by our traditions or the first amendment. you could make the argument on how we cover presidential campaigns. the only cover the conflicts, the parts of the debate when there is conflict. i'm sorry, that is up to us, not up to you. if people don't want to watch, they're not going to watch. the decision to cut off access to this important part in life and american government is the wrong remedy for coverage t

did he that's chandler riding with her son believes it was a justified shooting. but still wanted to know more from last night. >> so i feel in if he didn't get a fair chance. police didn't get a fair chance. they did what was right. >>reporter: community leaders we spoke with say they understand why people are so upset. but they also wish if he got more respect last night. >> to have some type of dialogue we have to listen. hear what the chief has to say. and then make our rebuttal to that. >>reporter: so again a new very significant development in this officer involved shooting. by the way, san francisco police l used a 40 caliber gun l as their service revolverer and i am told that you can not fire a 380 caliber round from that piece of equipment so police again are looking for the suspect's gun. at first initially they thought they had found his weapon kim of days after the shooting in the home of parolee but now they say that gun is of a different caliber than the bullet. this is 7 news. >>> and bart release video that hope exonerate 2 officers who shot to de

. >> the center from the 2011 champion dallas mavericks tyson chandler. >> jimmy: wait a minute, dide first lady of nails? and that wasn't all. >> from bravo's hit show "the real housewives of new jersey," caroline manzo. >> penn gillette. marcus allen. and miss universe 2006, miss zuleyka rivera. >> jimmy: oh, of course. is this the miss usa pageant or the cast of next season's "celebrity rehab?" because it's hard to tell. a 21-year-old from california won miss usa. so in your face, uglier states. [ applause ] she will now go on to compete in the miss universe competition. while her runner-up miss tennessee will go on to marry an orthodontist, so congratulations. meanwhile, miss alaska, bristol palin, is back in the news. she's releasing a memoir tomorrow called "not afraid of life: my journey so far." she told the story how she lost her virginity. she says she lost it on a hike while drinking wine coolers. wine coolers? where did theyhike, back to 1988? because -- bristol and her boyfriend levi johnston were on a camping trip, drunk on wine coolers. when she woke up in the morning,

it really is when chandler hugo's on visible hands, he wants the records. i'm looking at what the president's, vice presidents, the managers, the workers. all of this, of very different view. and when you go into the boughs of the organization, port charles francis adams who is one of the main characters of the book. he could not contain himself about the ineffectiveness, inefficiency and the indian pacific. what it turned into is other sells clothing that he was actually the head of this corporation that he could never, sacrificing many years of his life. so i think the differences they are not as confident. that is back to my central problem. all of this goes back in many ways to a conversation i had with my father when i must've been ten or 11 years old. my father was a businessman, vice-president at the time. you know, probably the equivalent of an organization like this. i was eating my breakfast. i didn't know what he was talking about. he said i want you to tell me something. i want you to tell me how when you go to work and nobody, nobody can do the

. >> reporter: jacob chandler is not your typical teen.been called the mile a minute vine. there are old wives tales about how it would climb into your windows and take your children. >> reporter: it was first used for erosion control by the u.s. government. it now covers millions of acres in the southeast, is spreading and is almost impossible to control. t. kills the local growth. and the only thing that winds up growing is more invasive species. >> reporter: experts have been trying to get rid of it for more than a century. after years of his own research, jacob, now 17, thinks he may have found the solution. >> what if i could plant something that's virulent, something that grows fast on a planet where there is nothing. but what it really became was how can i eliminate kudzu in an environmentally friendly way. >> reporter: his solution, suffocating the kudzu with helium. >> a vine like this can be killed with the same gas that goes into a birthday balloon? >> pretty much. >> reporter: he shopped his discovery to science fairs and unive

you can't regulate business to the point of strangulation and expect the economy to grow chandler in new jersey writes talking about steve wynn. like the other, he wants freedom from government oversight of any kind. of course he wants to be able to push the tax burden on the working classes. the silly whining that is the cause of high unemployment is a smoke screen masking the agenda of the ultra wealthy. you want to read more, go to my blog. cnn.com/cafferty file rupert murdoch answers about the news corp.ration hacking scandal and also president obama praises the new plan to help the u.s. overt a huge debt disaster. even as the house votes on another plan this hour. plus, the health concern that has people questioning whether michelle bachman would carry out presidential duties we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. political headlines and jeannie moos straight ahead. you are in "the situation room" . >> a remarkable scandal with the media empire with british police and government. he was grilled with his son and a former top deputy in a sense ex

connie britton and kyle chandler earned lead actor nods in a drama for "friday night lights" which waseve carell, who's leaving the starring role in "the office," was nominated for best actor in a comedy. the award ceremony will be held on september 18th in los angeles with "glee's" jane lynch hosting. karen travers, abc news. >> would you say you're a true "mad men" fan? >> i am, as a matter of fact. you can almost call me a don draper wannabe. you kind of have the look. i can see it. >> oh, check it out. >> i really should have worn my fedora, what was i thinking? >>> "world news now" delivers your "morning papers." >> normally it would be time for your "morning papers." >> but instead today you are the headline. they brought the substitute to send you off in style. >> it's wonderful to have you here. >> the last two months. >> yes, it's been two months, it's hard to believe it's gone by that quickly but it has. i want to thank everybody who works on this show. they are tireless and wonderful. and they're the best in the business to work with. it's been a pleasure and a privilege to

. >> more lead actor in a drama series, steve buscemi, "boardwalk empire," kyle chandler, "friday nighthenson, "taken from me," diane lane, "cinema verite." jean marsh "upststrs down stairs masterpiece." elizabeth mcgovern, and kate winslet "mildred pierce." >> the nominees for lead actor in a miniseries or movie are -- idris elba, "luther," laurence fishburne, william hurt, "too big to fail," greg kinnear "the kennedys." barry pepper "the kennedys," and edgar ramirez, "carlos." >> the nominees for outstanding host for reality or reality competition program are -- tom bergeron, "dancing with the stars," cat deeley, "so you think you can dance," phil keoghan, "the amazing race," jeff probst, "survivor," and ryan seacrest, "american idol." >> here's the nominees for outstanding reality/competition program -- "the amazing race," "american idol," "dancing with the stars," "project runway," "so you think you can dance" and "top chef." >> the nominees for variety music or comedy series are -- "the colbert report," "conan," "the daily show with jon stewart," "saturday night live," "real time w

. >> for lead actor in a drama series the nominees are steve buscemi, kyle chandler, michael c.for outstanding minuty series or movie, the nominees are cinema verita. kennedys. mildred pierce and pilars. nominees for lead actress. are. >> the nominees for lead actor in a miniseries or a movie are -- >> the nominees for outstanding host for a reality or reality competition program are -- >>> here are this year's nominees for reality competition program. >> the nominees for variety music or comedy series are. >> the nominees for lead actress in a comedy series are. >> oh, my god! yikes! oh! >> okay. keep it together. wow. the nominees for lead actor in a comedy series are. >> melissa, let's complete the emmy announcement by bringing back john to announce the final category. >> wow! >> hello again! the nominations in the comedy series category are. melissa, the academy congratulates on your nomination and joshua, thank you for helping us complete this. >> my pleasure. >> tune into the fox network on sunday, september 18 nfor the live telecast for the 63rd emmys and find out who wil

electronic broadcasting system to televise a trial over defendant's objection, but then 16 years later in chandlervs. florida, a unanimous 8-0 vote of the supreme court held that it was not an inherent do process violation to broadcast over defendant's objection. within 16 years the supreme court vir dually -- virtually turned around on the subject. as indicated the big case regarding the federal court came down last year where the supreme court considered the stay that the defendant's asked for in the proposition eight gay marriage case in the northern district of california, and in that case, the -- it was as if i thought a very, very interesting decision that the supreme court came out with. the basis for the court's decision was that there hadn't been enough time for comment on the local rules that was required in order to permit the broadcasting, and the majority of the supreme court in an unauthorred opinion said that there just wasn't enough time to comment, and then added as a secondary reason that the court would be discussing a lot of sensitive subjects such as gender equality so i thoug

. >> for lead actor in a drama series, the nomnys are steve buscemi, boardwalk empire, kyle chandler,michael c. hall, dexter, jon hamm, mad men, hugh laurie, house, and timothy olyphant, justified. >> no outstanding mini series or movie, the nominees are cinema, the kennedys, mildred pierce, the pillars of the earth, and too big to fail. >> the nomnys for lead actress in a mine any series or movie are henson, taken from me, the difference an any rubin story. diane lane, jean marsh, upstairs downstairs masterpiece, elizabeth mcgovern, masterpiece. and kate winslet, mildred pierce. >> the nominees for lead actor in a mini series or movie are alba, luther. lawrence fishburne, william hurt, too big to fail. greg kinnear, the kennedys. barry pepper, the kennedys. and edgar ramirez, carlos. >> the nomnys for outstanding host for a reality or reality competition program are tom bergeron respect dancing with the stars, cat deally, so you think you can dance, phil cogan, amazing race, jeff proebs, survivor, and ryan seacrest, "american idol." >> here are this year's nomnys for reality competit

florida, -- chandler vs. florida in a unanimous 8-0 vote it was held that it was not a violation to broadcast over a defendant's objection. within 16 years this court virtually turned around on the subject with regard to the state system. and as mr. toobin has indicated, the big case regarding federal courts came down last year in holly verses. . -- holly verses perry. in hollingsworth case i thought it was a very good decision of the supreme court came out with. the basis of the court's decision was that there had not been enough time for comment on the local rule that was required in order to permit to the broadcasting. the majority of the supreme court in an unsigned -- or on authored -- unauthored opinion said that it was just not enough time to comment and then added that was similar to suggest such as gender equality. i thought that was interesting rationale. and the defense came along and said, well, you said that there -- that the comments were not long enough, but you had thousands. the court was ver