>> charlie: welcome to the program. tonight john done a hoe, the president and the ceo of ebay. >> as we've injected more innovation back to ebay one of the things we tried to do is buy teams where you have founders who are great disruptive thinkers who have been working hard to build their business. now inside a business they get a chance. inside a business they get a chance to innovate. they get a chance to have access to 120 million consumers and 25 million retailers. >> charlie: we conclude with alan blinder, the princeton professor whose latest book is called after the music stops, the financial crisis, the response and the work ahead. >> i thought like many of us americans today that our new president coming in 2009 looked like a great communicator. he was eloquent. he was a role model. he spoke and he understood. it's not like he was not really understanding what was going on. he understood. but he gave very, very few speeches. only one really major one. on the financial crisis. explaining what in the world happe

welcome. >> thank you, charlie. a pleasure to be here. >> charlie: my pleasure. so when you arrived at ebay and had the kinds of responsibilities you had before, what did you see? >> well, the fascinating thing about technology businesses in the internet is that a company can become a global brand and get global reach in a stunningly quick period of time. that's what e-bay did in its first five to ten years. he became a global phenom in a stunningly short period of time. just as you can disrupt, you can be disrupted. ebay when i got there was beginning to be disrupted itself. >> charlie: by? the way disruption happens it doesn't come directly at you. product search didn't exist when ebay started. google had started. craigslist had started. what we needed to do was to face up to the reality of the change and in essence reinvent e-bay with today's tech, what was today's technology and internet and reimagine, reinvent the company. >> charlie: did some people come to you and say if you do this, you're going to cannibalize what we have. >> absolutely. at some point yo

>> charlie: welcome to the program. tonight john done a hoe, the president and the ceo of ebay. >> as we've injected more innovation back to ebay one of the things we tried to do is buy teams where you have founders who are great disruptive thinkers who have been working hard to build their business. now inside a business they get a chance. inside a business they get a chance to innovate. they get a chance to have access to 120 million consumers and 25 million retailers. >> charlie: we conclude with alan blinder, the princeton professor whose latest book is called after the music stops the financial crisis the response and the work ahead. >> i thought like many of us americans today that our new president coming in 2009 looked like a great communicator. he was eloquent. he was a role model. he spoke and he understood. it's not like he was not really understanding what was going on. he understood. but he gave very very few speeches. only one really major one. on the financial crisis. explaining what in the world happened

tonight, a conversation with musicians ben harper and charlie musselwhite. they have just collaborated on their first cd together. it is called "get up!," served up with the legendary stax record label. we are glad you are able to join us for our conversation with ben harper and charlie musselwhite, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: ben harper has teamed up with master charlie musselwhite, for a new cd, titled "get up!," for the legendary stax label. it has been called cinematic in the storytelling, and it has his own brand of soaring harmonica, and to start, year is a collaboration of what this sounds like. ♪ believe a word

charlie morgan was able to be out. was able to ask congress to consider her situation because the ban on gay people in the military was ended. this video was made by a project called legal stranger, because that is how the law still views troops like charlie morgan and specifically, her family, her wife. that was the story ms. morgan was trying to tell congress. in this next clip, you can tell how the cancer she was fighting was affecting her voice. >> what i wanted to tell you personally and with karen here was that she has given me a time of a -- of six months. i love karen, and i just want to make sure she is taken care of. i'm asking you personally to do everything you can to make sure if i don't make this, that somehow she will be taken care of with those benefits that we're not able to have right now. i hope that casey grows up in an environment where they'll look back at this and say wow, you know, this is crazy that they had to go through that. but i hope that sees that her parents are proud enough to step up a

david: charlie has only 160 yards left. pitching wedge. charlie has cal kalinda on the bag here.btedly has been a huge help to him. real experienced caddie. nick: you have to hit a professional foul this. a wedge 160 yards. ima little right of it and just trap it. can't chop it up with that club. in the glue. oh, it spins back and he's jammed up against the fringe. wow. jim: it will be very awkward to get a clean strike on the next one. nick: i felt he was going to pull it. david: you can't write this. jim: the fedexcup standings if john merrick prevails here. he would move into fourth. snedeker first, mickelson second. the top standings won't change, except if beljan wins he'll be in fourth position. again, charlie beljan won just a few months back. he did not get into augusta. he will if he wins here today, and the masters on cbs will be our next golf action. third and fourth-round coverage, april 13 and 14. the tradition unlike any other, the masters on cbs continues. nick: look at the change in his walk now. he was bouncing down to the tee and now he knows in his mind what am

david: charlie has only 160 yards left. pitching wedge. charlie has cal kalinda on the bag here. has been a huge help to him. real experienced caddie. nick: you have to hit a professional foul this. a wedge 160 yards. ima little right of it and just trap it. can't chop it up with that club. in the glue. oh it spins back and he's jammed up against the fringe. wow. jim: it will be very awkward to get a clean strike on the next one. nick: i felt he was going to pull it. david: you can't write this. jim: the fedexcup standings if john merrick prevails here. he would move into fourth. snedeker first mickelson second. the top standings won't change, except if beljan wins he'll be in fourth position. again, charlie beljan won just a few months back. he did not get into augusta. he will if he wins here today, and the masters on cbs will be our next golf action. third and fourth-round coverage, april 13 and 14. the tradition unlike any other, the masters on cbs continues. nick: look at the change in his walk now. he was bouncing down to the tee and now he knows in his mind what am i going

it's like an alternate universe. >> number one to charlie's point. the president is only cloaking his agenda and with economic theories to try to push him through. i don't think the president cares for one second, not an iota of a second about deficits. i don't think he cares. he has an agenda, not an economic agenda. it's an agenda about social justice and rewriting the wrongs of yesteryear, not only redistribution of wealth. but redistribution. and somehow everybody in in country who are somehow victims were victims from honest hard working people and organizations that had nothing, zero to do with the circumstance in life. >> could i help with that. >> neil: adam, go ahead, go ahead. >> well, i obviously disagree with the way you said it, charles, but there's a lot of truth to what you say. and the president absolutely, social justice is part of his agenda, if you want to put it that way so this is a good conversation, you're right. the president stands for social justice. >> it's an or wellion theme here. we don't spend money, we don't tax enough

>> well, like charlie, for instance. >> poor charlie, yep. >> he's in what we call a traveling salesman problem. >> yes, he is. >> the idea being you're given a certain number of cities and you want to travel -- starting from one city, you want to travel to all the cities, getting back to where you started in the most economical fashion. now, if there are a small number of cities, the analysis is not difficult. so if charlie only had three cities, okay, there are only two possibilities: either he goes clockwise from where he is or he goes counterclockwise. >> so each route has a cost as well. >> each route has a cost. but now if we add a city to that, okay, his two choices... >> oh, i see, it's starting to grow. >> go to six, okay? if we add another city... >> okay, it's getting worse. >> it goes from 6 to 24. >> i'm seeing a pattern here. is there one, in fact? >> oh, there absolutely is. if we jump to 10 cities, there are now over 350,000 possible organizations to his route. >> and that factorial number is coming in here again, isn't it? >> exactly, so 10 cities gives us 9-factorial p

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charlie wants to, he wants to test the toboggan out. we have abc's most accurate forecast coming up. >> megan and charlie nothing to get in the way of 695 at providence road but we have a crash on 95 up in harford county. all the details coming up on "good morning maryland." >> and you are taking a live look in downtown baltimore. great way to start the day. stay with us. there's much more coming up. >>> it is 4:41. thank you for joining us this morning. taking a look at the stories making headlines around the nation. another looming deadline that would impact thousands of workers right around corner. >> it's coming up in eight days, automatic cuts across the board for spending taking effect and law makers in washington if they don't reach another agreement. >> now there are 130,000 federal workers in our state if the southwest ration goes into effect on march 1st their salaries could be cut to 20% due to furloughs. meantime according to the pentagon the workers responsible for crucial military functions would be forced to stay at home

charlie? >> the gift that never stops giving. >> ed whitaker of gm is coming out with a new book which is on my desk. >> rewe paid for that, too? >> i don't know. it was a reviewer's copy. >> really, this is outrageous! you cover the banks. we bail them out, we chastise them, beat them up in public, we fine them. but the people in the banks, they get richer! >> i believe the former treasury secretary jack lew should be in there at some point. tim geithner, he was probably one of the -- if you were a republican, you would see front page editorials, front page stories about how bad this guy was. not only did he mishandle the stimulus program, money being diverted away from construction, shovel ready projects, things like solyndra, he allows this to go on. i was for the bank bailouts. i thought armageddon was not what i wanted to see. financial armageddon, where there is no banks, no credit, you try to use your credit card, american express is out of business. that's ridiculous. but he's the guy

weather caster or charlie sheen girlfriend? charlie sheen girlfriend? let's find out.erson for nbc. who appears to have been caught in the rain without clothes on. all right. next, l.a. weather caster or charlie sheen girlfriend. yes. that is bri olsen, one of his form he goddesses. next up? l.a. weather caster or charlie sheen girlfriend? that is another bri. bri winkler, a weather caster at kabc. her teeth are too good to be charlie sheen -- next up. weather caster or charlie sheen girlfriend? we have a mix. that is a former goddess. natalie kenley who is a -- [ applause ] i don't know why you're applauding. all right. l.a. weather caster or a sheen girlfriend? that is right. that's jackie johnson from kcbs. you can tell from her pose that she is a weather caster. we have two more. weather caster, sheen girlfriend. all right. this one is tough. because she's dressed for snow but the snow is as fake as her breasts. that's a charlie sheen girlfriend. maybe they're not. i don't know. last one, l.a. weather caster or charlie sheen girlfriend. that's right. it is lauren s

you heard charlie gasparino. on that, if they spin off the cash equity group of the nyse, is there anything you'd be interested possibly in? >> obviously we don't talk about speculation. liz: than a few cme guys play. >> we are very well rehearsed. liz: if you don't specifically comment on those things, specifically can comment on how you grow and how you maintain real opportunity. we have gone into europe. >> and we compete with them today. they have the life contracts today. eventually competing with intercontinental exchange and will compete with them on interest-rate products. what is important is our asset classes, over the last two days we traded over 14 million contract representing e?ion in two days. that is a staggering amount of risk. yesterday we broke a record for five year note futures. liz: so you're not letting anybody push you off the edge, pushing guys around at all. >> no, we will stay very focused. we are not out thumping our chest. liz: let's talk about trading volumes. how do they look so far

"good morning maryland," i'm charlie crowson. >> and i'm megan pringle. it's thursday, the weekend is coming and you obviously we're going to get a peek at that but right now you need to be prepared because it's cold this morning. here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> it is megan. it's cold throughout. it's colder than what it was yesterday morning and temperatures are a lot colder. we're talking about 21 degrees in reisterstown. so yesterday we were above average. today, we are below average. we should be at 25, 26 degrees now for this time of the year for our low temperatures. reisterstown coming in below that and we have the winds to talk about today as well. they will be out of the northwest at about 8 miles an hour. that's what we're seeing now in glen burnie. coming in at 22. and we are at 19. this is your actual temperature in manchester. and we do have a northwest wind at 14 so we're feeling more like the single digits in man chest they are morning. you really need to bundle up as you head out and about. let's switch over and what's going on on

norah, charlie, gayle?ews has learned lance armstrong will be sued today by a company that paid him more than $12 million. sca paid bonuses to him after his tour de france wins. he's now considering testifying before the u.s. anti-doping agency. he's been given a two-week deadline to come forward or his ban will become permanent. >> armstrong may feel pressure. it show 20s% of americans report extreme stress. that's down from 24% in 2010. last year one out of four say they managed stress by eating. that's down from 34% in 2008 and the number of people turning to alcohol has gone down to just 13%. >>> nelson mandela's gra granddaughter says the former south african president is in good health and good spirits. this photo was taken saturday. he's seen holding his youngest great grandson. nelson mandela is now 94 years old. >> turning 95 in july. it's just go >>> it is being called the great health crisis of the 21st century. we'll show wow why cases of alzheimer's disease could soar. that's ahead on "cbs this

i'm charlie crowson. >> and i'm megan pringle. i think people are like i don't care if it wasn't in maryland. >> not mine and get on with it. >> maybe it's your uncle. thank you for joining us. it is thursday morning. the weekend is coming. we have a lot to talk about as far as the weather goes. because a storm is brewing and lynette i know a lot of people hear about this and they want to know is it going to hit us? >> yes the storm is going to hit us but we won't get the brunt of the storm. we're not going to get the blizzard conditions and not even see much snow with this. we're going to get the rain part of the system. but for the morning we are dealing with some patchy fog across the area. so reduced visibility in baltimore. also hagerstown and even york traveling up i-83 this morning. but temperature-wise we're cold. we're supposed to be cold. coming in at 27 degrees ellicott city. 26 in millersville. and also sykesville. the good news right now is that the winds are calm but they will pick up from the east throughout the day

happy valentine's day maryland, i'm charlie crowson. >> and i'm megan pringle. it was dry outside this morning but that was not the case when you went the sleep. there was a nice coating of snow on the grass in towson but the streets were clear. this morning there may be some slick spots out there you need to watch out for but will it get cold enough to freeze? let's find out. here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> yes, in some spots it cold enough to freeze out there. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, well we are dry. a far cry from what we saw yesterday. and things will start to improve throughout the day. but in the meantime, you can leave that rain gear at home because we're talking about temperatures this morning and you can see in manchester coming in at 32 degrees. 31 in monkton. 30 timonium. also frederick 32 and even columbia at the airport. these areas yes, cold enough to see some freezing some slick roadways out there this morning. take it easy. good morning annapolis you're at 35 degrees. and easton coming in at 34. you're also going to

charlie's fiancée. in fact, charlie calls her boobalicious.arlie. thank you. she's great really, really great. boobalicious. so if you're not dancing what are you up to? well, believe it or not, i'm trying for a singing career. no kidding? that's terrific. you know who's a wonderful singer? charlie's fiancée? uh, actually, i was gonna say ms. celine dion. i have no idea about chelsea. although she does have a set of lungs on her. right. so listen, i'm putting together a demo of some songs. any chance you could help me with the arrangements maybe play piano? oh, wow. that sounds like fun. it's just, you know, kind of awkward, 'cause, you know... he's getting married. maybe i can find you somebody else. that'd be terrific. let me give you my number. you still at 696-336-725? yeah. i can't believe you remember it. well, i have a little memory trick. if you change the numbers to letters it spells out "oxofempal." oh, good trick. i should get going. wonderful to see you again. same here. you, too, alan. bye-bye. charlie. yeah? i've missed you. oxof

and here is charlie, safe and sound back in london. hey, charlie? charlie? and with him is mr. smith, the head keeper of the monkey house. and how is he, mr. smith? very much recovered from his long and arduous journey, david, and he's going to settle down, and i think he's gonna be with us for a very long time. attenborough: and that he was. and a few years after his arrival at the zoo, he took a shine to a young female. back in 1961, i went into the ape house in london zoo to see charlie, as i often did, and the head keeper came over and he said, "i've got good news," he said, "you're about to become a grandfather." "really," i said. "yes," he said, "your young charlie has fathered a baby, and it should be born in a few months' time. and as grandfather," he said, "you have the privilege of christening it." so, eventually i decided it should be called bulu, which in malay means "little hairy one." bulu? can we have bulu? now, this is charlie's daughter. all right dear, all right, all right. bulu was the first orangutan born in britain, and she was just as endearing as charlie

i'm charlie crowson. >> and i'm megan pringle. by the way happy valentine's day. we have a live shot later on this morning. if you haven't done anything yet it's not too late. don't get in the dog house. it's early in the morning. linda so is going to help people out. >> lynette charles is here right now with a check of the forecast. we got some snow as promised and as you said, it wasn't that bad. >> exactly it wasn't that bad. then another round of it towards the weekend. we'll talk about that a little later. but let's get you out the door on this valentine's day. the storm is gone from yesterday but we still do have temperatures that are below freezing so we have some slick spots on the roadways this morning. take it easy as you step out and about. we're at 30 timonium. monkton at 31. more of the same in man chest they are morning. also bel air. joppa at 29. still 34 in easton. we're at 32 in the airport right now and baltimore city at 37 degrees well above freezing. frederick at 32 degrees and visibility also an issue. we have patchy fog out there this morning

. >> okay, charlie. and balance is the word that we have a lot. and taxes is the only solution that we ever get. >> i know, and why i can't help interrupting ben on this one issue. (laughter) all you have to do is look, look at the places that impose these punitive taxes baltimore, new york, california, look at their economies, it's not working. >> that's a line. >> that's a lie that new york has a structural budget deficit. >> that's not-- >> and they lead those states, businesses are leaving those days. are you saying they're flocking to california to baltimore. >> actually they are, they are. >> the time were you in baltimore-- >> what i said mass nothing to do with taxes? >> really? businesses are moving out of california because the weather is lottery. >> hold on, let's go-- adam, i do want to say, adam that charlie brought up a great point particularly in this case because this particular proposal is punitive and listen, we're going to tax all kinds of benefits from, you know, distribution of medicare benefitses, stock options benefits and w

- crack it open, charlie. - charlie! charlie! - show me the money! - charlie! charlie! - show me the money! - [cheers] - ah, shit! oh, shit! [all screaming] - no! no! - mommy, mommy! - ah! i grifted ya! - [shuddering] - what are you talking about? - i paid off the psychic. i buried the money in the dog grave. - my mommy-- my mommy's a skeleton! [sobbing] - i grifted your asses good because you said i was slipping. - i feel too much! i feel too much! - you made me dig up my dead mother because i said you were losing it? - score one for the old people. [laughs] wait a minute. what the hell happened to my shoes? >> from comedy central ealz world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. nice show for you tonight. our guest tonight the man who helped oversee the nation's bank bailout and lived to tell the tale of it. neil barofsky will be joining us on the program. we have a program note. last night we went all in on president

. >> okay, charlie. and balance is the word that we have a lot. and taxes is the only solution that we ever get. >> i know, and why i can't help interrupting ben on this one issue. (laughter) all you have to do is look, look at the places that impose these punitive taxes baltimore, new york, california, look at their economies, it's not working. >> that's a line. >> that's a lie that new york has a structural budget deficit. >> that's not-- >> and they lead those states, businesses are leaving those days. are you saying they're flocking to california to baltimore. >> actually they are, they are. >> the time were you in baltimore-- >> what i said mass nothing to do with taxes? >> really? businesses are moving out of california because the weather is lottery. >> hold on, let's go-- adam, i do want to say, adam that charlie brought up a great point particularly in this case because this particular proposal is punitive and listen, we're going to tax all kinds of benefits from, you know, distribution of medicare benefitses, stock options benefits and w

although that's a gentlemanly statement, charlie. he won the election. but i do think the man is doing serious serious long-term damage to the country. i think about my six-year-old grandson, my namesake, his name is richard, that generation is going to pay for our high standard of living in the sense of what government's doing. we're expanding the size of government. he wants to raise taxes. he doesn't think there's any spending problem. he doesn't think -- >> rose: last time i looked they were talking about not raising taxes after the original agreement but reducing deductions. >> reducing, whatever you call it. the man likes government, he wants more government and he has -- he simply doesn't share the view that people who think like i do have with respect to how the private sector ought to work, what the role of government is in this society and what the role of the united states is in the world. >> rose: someone said to me about your relationship with president bush 43, cordial? >> yes. >> rose: friendly? >> yes. >> rose: but distant. >> well, it's