that is how chase created jpmorgan chase, jpmorgan was considered the institutional side, chase is theetail side. so that was the idea. the only thing you say how did it start off? it didn't start off well. >> as far as merging of the culture. >> if you are from morgan morgan doesn't want to be acquired by anyone. the last was chase was more bureaucratic, morgan is more elite. chase, those morgan people are supremely arrogant. i used to see this, just want to get my job back. >> host: both sides, both impressions. >> guest: can't we all get along? the bottom line, that is why for chase they had thought acquisitions were easy. they were confronted with a situation. wasn't until jamie diamond comes in that you turn around and the trouble emerges. >> i will give william harrison, the ceo of the time some credit as well because he saw the opportunity there. when jamie came in in 2003 things were already progressing and bill harrison was -- american finance honored him a couple years ago as to the senate financial leader which he was but jamie came in with the acquisition of bank one by cha

they didn't have hang up hey, chase is the better known name. take the chase name. that's how chase acquires mocha and to you create jpmorgan chase for the jpmorgan was considered the institutional side, chase was considered the retail. so that was the ideal. the only thing, how did it start off. it didn't start off well. >> the merging of the corporate cultures. >> if you were for morgan, morgan doesn't want to be acquired by anyone. and then chase is more bureaucratic than morgan. morgan is more elite. the rap on chase is those morgan people are supremely arrogant. and i used to see this like, , i just want to get my job done. >> a little bit truth to both sides and both impressions. >> yes, yes. can't we all get along? but the bottom line is, for chase they had thought acquisitions were easy. they never confronted this situation. it wasn't until jamie dimon comes in at all of a sudden you turn it around from a troubled merger to a big success. >> i'm going to give william harrison who is ego at the time some quite as well because he saw the opportunity there, and

chase: yes, i've given criticism there. i believe today's leaders are intellectually as capable as any we have ever had, i do feel cheered by the kind of people running for congress these days who have had direct military experience as of a generation ago, two thirds of the members of congress had military experience. that gave them greater ability to weigh such things as defense budgets and national security issues than their successors in the intervening time who had none of that. today's crop of those who have been veterans of iraq and afghanistan i think will provide a new brand of leadership. it is too early to say whether out of that will come the eisenhower's or the reagans of the future, but it is encouraging. i should say, the kennedys and the johnsons and the other democrats who had served in uniform in world war ii. prof. brands: a nice concluding note of bipartisanship. [laughter] i will ask you all to join me in a round of applause -- first, remember they will be going to the book signing tent and you can purch

morgan chase. so that was the idea. how did it start off it didn't start off well. >> the merging of the corporate cultures. remember morgan doesn't want to be acquired by anyone. those morgan people are arrogant [inaudible] >> there's a little bit of truth to both sides. >> can't we all get along. but the bottom line is they thought the acquisitions were easy and the situation. it wasn't until jamie diamond comes in that all of a sudden he turns it around. >> but i'm going to give william harrison who was a ceo at the time some credit as well because he saw the opportunity there. when jamie came in in 2003, things were already progressing. and i will say that they honored him a couple of years ago as an outstanding financial leader which he was, but jamie came in with the acquisition of the bank number one and so explain the revival of how he orchestrated that and how do you describe his success? >> first of all the thing he had going for him he didn't have that hangup over culture. >> we prefaced this with we've got t

morgan chase is saying and versus where j.p. morgan junior said and had said that first-class business and that in a first-class way. so what they say a j.p. morgan chase now is similar to be the most respected financial services firm in the world and more than 100 countries but it is a new twist never expect to be best in class every year and in every business but something we will compare with the best in class and the goal is still there but not quite as perfect. is that another reason for success in this imperfect world where you and a bobo world with tremendous competition and turbulence the shadow banking system is used so you tell me is that a better model for today cracks. >> today, the way i think about it, so with the industry the banking industry in the us there were 14500 commercial banks. at the time of morgan's merger where are we today? now with six financial institutions of goldman they can from 6 percent of the assets. i believe that is a challenge. i feel that is one of the advantages and the second issue is is

i was pleased with chase. going back to the new york times article. the headline was chase. were they driving to turn into a global financial powerhouse. let's go over then. they had built up by then a very good capability in securities and investment banking. i don't want to say that chase was into that. it was predominantly retail. the idea of the food market. that is a nice concept. and even then. could they pull it off. basically my story is who was the ultimate. the real management team came from chemical back. i didn't even realize this myself. in new york in 1980. pretty much by 1990. the mini hack -- manufactures. and then as a change. chemical was good at acquisitions. that is how chase. >> it is consider the institutional side. and then they have the retail side. that was the ideal. how did it start off. as far as the merger of the corporate culture. if you were for morgan. morgan does not want to be worked -- acquired by anyone. the rest from chase. as those morgan people are supremely arrogant and i used to see this. a little bit of truth from both sides. dare we

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margaret chase smith took on joe mccarthy early on. even though mccarthy and his classic charming side had promised margaret chase smith that he had put her name up for vice president for whoever got the nomination in 1952. and margaret chase smith had enough conviction that she authored what was called the declaration of conscience, condemning mccarthy for his un-american activities in the way he had grilled witnesses and ignored their rights. everything about his campaign was offensive to her. she takes to the senate floor, she finds six moderate republican sign onto her. mccarthy tried to do to her what he did to millard tydings. first he was the master of the name-calling. he dubbed her snow white and her seven dwarfs. her fellow senators. then he took to maine and tried to beat her. and smith was strong enough as a candidate that he couldn't beat her. but she lost and ran a much closer election that she had the time before. and lastly, i don't what i want to say about margaret chase smith issues a rather unexceptional senator. the

teenagers are in custody accused in a while chase across fremont. they broke into a home on early this morning. threatens the homeowner with a gun, and got away without or, rather, with that person's car. they chased the car down mission boulevard. the ended up crashing into this building. here's look at some of the aftermath. we are told no one was inside at the time. the two teenagers were arrested. a lot of people in the east bay heard this police chase last night, someone posted this video on twitter showing several patrol cars racing past their home in the berkeley hills. they report that the chase started in sacramento, crossed over into berkeley and eventually ended in oakland. the suspect was reportedly wanted for a shooting in sacramento. he was arrested and is now facing several charges. >> firefighters were evacuating after a massive fire. no one was inside a seven-story building which is under construction. bites neighboring apartments had to be evacuated on saturday night. large claims could be seen as onlookers watched nearly 100 firef

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morgan chase anymore? >> the answer to that is of course. j.p. morgan is the most influential bank. the period i kind of have a chip on my shoulder is where again who is getting the first call. i think it was goldman sachs. >> i would say tell me what's the future but what will the firm be like. i have no reason to challenge that. i will leave it at that but that is the big unknown. >> we have a couple of questio questions. should there be a separation between big banking and investment banking? >> you could make the theoretical case but there's really no investment banks left. he would talk to him all the time and lobby him to make an exception for us. we are a wholesale bank so in his world with the divisio the e you a retail bank. in the 1930s that was the argument if you liked the reason for separation. that's what the division would have looked like so the bottom line. >> a question from charlie dreyfus reflecting on the fact j.p. morgan was the leader in the corporate pension funds in the 70s and had a significant share. did they ever recover from that? >> you really do have g

the people are jonathan darman, and chase untermeyer who is the author of when things went right: the dawn of the reagan-bush administration but. historian h. "bill" w. brands is the moderator. >> okay, well, i am quite honored and pleased to be moderating as session with two distinguished authors on american politics from different perspectives, there is jonathan darman was a journalist before, maybe he still, is before becoming an author. he was correspondent for news week and he covered among other things national campaigns and in 2004 and in 2008. he most recently has turned his attention to another political campaign in the 1960s, his new book is landslide: lbj and ronald reagan at the dawn of a new america. jonathan will be talking about that and anything else we can get him to speak on. on my left is chase untermeyer who has been a practitioner of politics, he served in the presidential administrations ronald reagan, george bush and george w. bush, his book when things went right: the dawn of the reagan-bush administration is drawn from his diary of the first years of the first

chase.f what's yours. >>> there's breaking news on our watch. timing is everything. we're looking at michigan specifically, one county that is part of detroit where there had been a vote along partisan lines not to certify the presidential votes in that county. we're joined now by secretary of state benson from michigan. just a few moments ago, the president of the united states for now tweeted, wow. michigan just refused to certify the election results. having courage is a beautiful thing. the usa stands proud. no, the usa does not stand proud, it stands divided, and this is not courage. that's not what this was. this was a curiosity of politics. and now in realtime it has been rectified. secretary of state, what did you learn while we were on break? >> well, while we were talking, the wayne county board of canvassers actually reversed their past decision and voted 4-0 to certify the full results, including the city of detroit, for wayne county. >> now, why would they do that? >> well, it a

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lastly, i went to say that margaret chase smith is, , she s relatively unexceptional senator. the one thing we remember about her today, and this sort of it suggesting something to enablers of other demagogues. the one thing remember about her if she had the courage to stand up to joe mccarthy at a time when almost nobody was. that should be encouraging to people who find that courage. over the years generally there are not that many of them. >> as we speak of the long shadow before going to question some folks i did want to note that margaret chase smith speech calling mccarthy out for what was then an incredibly destructive approach and use of his platform came full circle during the brett kavanaugh hearings. when susan collins voted to confirm brett kavanaugh, you had mitch mcconnell on the floor of the senate comparing susan collins supporting donald trump's nomination for the supreme court to margaret chase smith. >> so susan collins was somebody was incredibly helpful to me for the book and somebody who i interviewed and she was helpful long before his writing my book ag

now, reminder, here at chase center, the warriors still have not played an entire season. that season cut short when the pandemic ally flared up here in the u.s. and it looks like it will be quite some time before it will be loud and rocking once again. three-point splash downs at chase center won't be backed by the roar of the crowd any time soon. operation dub nation a plan to bring 9,000 fans a game, inside the mission bay arena by testing them has been blocked by the city. here's how warriors' president rick outlined the $30 million testing plan just last week. >> everyone from our employees to all the part-time workers to every fan will be tested for the coronavirus with the highest quality test available within 48 hours of the event itself. >> reporter: warriors' owner joe, a trained epidemiologist, offered to foot the bill for the testing plan himself. in a letter, the health department rejected that idea today. in the present circumstances, bringing thousands of individuals and households together, many of whom would travel and return from other counties, creates t

so margaret chase smith had enough connections she authored a declaration of conscience and was abouthis campaign was offensive to her she takes to the senate and find six moderate republicans to sign on and mccarthy tried to do to her and master of name-calling and then smith was strong enough and to run on a much closer election than before. and with margaret chase smith she was an unexceptional senator and the one thing we remember about her today and to those other demagogues what we remember and she had the courage to stand up to joe mccarthy at a time when nobody was. that should be encouraging year years. >> as we speak of the long shadow. >> and to note that the speech to call out mccarthy for and incredibly destructive approach came full circle during the by kavanaugh hearings because susan collins voted to confirm but cap not mitch mcconnell was on the floor of the senate comparing collins to support the trump nomination to the supreme court. >> she was incredibly helpful to me for the book as i interviewed and and held the same the gavel and she decided after 50 plus years

chase. make more of what's yours. >>> pope francis has reached out to congratulate president-elect joe biden. biden's transition office saying the two spoke by phone this morning. biden thanking the pontiff for his blessings and commending francis for reconciliation. joe biden is only the second catholic president after john f. kennedy. >>> when we come back here tonight, nearly 50 years after that first major trophy, the trail blazer back on the stage. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends

now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase and so much more. chase. make more of what's yours.ng news," what should we be thankful for this year? steve hartman has some ideas with a little help from his kids. and remember: if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." ♪ >>> this this is the "cbs overnight news". >>> i'm jan crawford in washington, thanks for staying with us. the pentagon is responding to a year and a half long investigation in to the military's failure to handle sexual assaults. in a video statement, secretary of the army ryan mccarthy said the sexual assault prevention and response program in the army has not done its job. this morning, women hired to work for the defense department program are speaking out about the problems they witnessed. cbs evening news anchor and managing editor norah o'donnell talked with them as part of the investigation. >> i was violently raped in my room. >> reporter: nearly two dozen sur vvivors said that the progr put in place to protect the

now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase and so much more. chase. make more of what's yours. dead and three injured after a steam pipe explosioned rocked a connecticut veterans hospital. workers had just installed a new pipe early this morning when it was exploded. no hospital patients were injured. an investigation is under way into the cause of the explosion. today the father and son charged in the killing of ahmaud arbery were denied bond by a georgia judge. gregory and travis mcmichael are accused in the february shooting of arbery as he was out for a jog near the town of brunswick. prosecutors at the hearing reveal a history of racially offensive texts sent by travis mcmichael. the new general manager of the miami marlins is a league of her own. kim ng is now the highest ranking woman in baseball operations. she has 30 years of big league experience and calls her new leadership role the honor of her career. ng says her goal now is of course to bring championship baseball to miami. "on the road" is next. reality tv taken to the extreme. as the flames spread, a viewer beca

already tracking the next chance of rain that will be heading our way >>> and could fans return to chase center next month? the revolutionary new testing program, we ask an expert would it work? >>> we have an exclusive look at the next generation of electric vehicles hoping to give tesla a run for its money. >> it's definitely very interesting time for the ev business. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area a live look outside, we're drying out a bit after a pretty rainy friday night around the bay area. see. there's proof. hey, that's heavy rain, man, for these parts coming down at times in san francisco a little earlier. our chief meteorologist paul heggen joining us now. are we done with this for the time being or is it going to stick around? >> we are done with this for the weekend. so the rain has moved out. there's still some fog and mist left behind, but that doesn't show up on radar. you can see showers this evening gradually pressing farther to the south and eventually just dissipating. here's what's left behind.

even after he fires salmon chase and he knows chase tried replace him in 186 he knows all of that but he didn't hold any sense of personal disloyalty. >> as longe chase was doing a good job, which he was, in, under very difficult circumances. lincoln didn't care about the ego stuff. the other thing he didn't bring, let gettingway with ideology. you do aice job of showing how when the radical republicans were sort of demanding that he only hire anti-slavery generals, no, i hire generals who will fight and win battles, and i don't care if it's a democrat. i don't care if it's even a copperhead. if a radical general like l's say fremont can't do it, i'm going to fire him. >> exactly. even grant had sai before, i am not a lincoln man in the lincoln-douglas debates and so forth. and yet grant was like his favorite general. he got the job done. same with sherman. sherman was frankly qte racist and religion. he thought frankly african-americans are better off as enslaved people. and yet sherman, you know, whatever. he was a wonderful general in georgia, in the carolinas. >> he wrote a couple

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now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase and so much more. chase.onnell: and on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," what should we be thankful for this year? steve hartman has some ideas with a little help from his kids. and a reminder: if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so that you can watch us l >>> right now, >> we are putting forward a limited state homeowner >>> a week out from thanksgiving, most of california is about to go under gravure. >> i'm not sure just being out past 10:00 is going to make that much of a difference. >>> a plan to close two elementary schools in one east bay city tonight. >> this is a community that is already disadvantaged. >> buyouts, transit agencies last-ditch effort. >>> a bad break. a torn tendon. right now it's 7:00, most of california going under curfew.

chase.more of what's yours. >> reid: the >> reid: the whole world is watching america decide its future. tonight, the view from africa. cbs' debora patta is in johannesburg. >> reporter: during south africa's struggle to end apartheid, the u.s. was hailed as a champion of democracy. americans cheered, along with the rest of the world, when nelson mandela became the country's first black president. who wins this election matters, because america is still a because amer barometer for the world, says south african author ferial haffajee. >> america has always been a place where democracy has been hamething to look up to. and it's very sad that that's no longer the case. >> reporter: south african-born osaily show" host trevor noah ce j jokingly compared president trump to an african dictator. >> i have got a very good brain. >> god helped me by giving me a certain brain. >> we will win. he timl be winning all the time. >> we will have so much winning if i get elected that you may get bored with

it left england chasing what looked like an awkward 182 -- a chasing what looked like an awkward 182. this is him with the balljust the second of england's, there is egyptian geese actually. if england were to win from here, a thriller in cape town. well, i'm pleased to say that i'm joined now by sussex fast bowler tymal mills who's been watching the match. 73 days since england played, how are they doing? 73 days since england played, along... much longer since south africa has played any cricket. england, they were a little bit rusty with the ball. tom curry had a bad day. sam curry, his brother, was very good, continued his great form. since then, it's been a struggle. ten runs and over, so. what have you made of south africa? we just saw the scorecard at the moment. it has been exactly as you said, how do you think they've been doing? really probably is, 179 in theirfirst game. a long time since before the pandemic. they'll be really pleased. quentin set the tone of the start, and now george has taken two wickets already. they'll be really pleased and will be wanting to close thi

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mike chase, chris barron, and kevin walling.lying it doesn't look good for the second term, what you got for me? student the process is playing itself out exactly as it should. and look, i've said all along at the end of the day if the electoral college slicks joe biden as the president i'm going to respect that decision. unlike the pink hat wearers who protested president trump. that won't be me part i will not be screaming resist bird i will not be pushing tapes or is melodia missing for the processes work itself out for the present is well within his rights to go through this process. at the end of the day it does not matter whether president trump concedes. as an exit president needed thank you tweet from president trump? no get over yourself. the processes playing itself out. this is how democracy works but sometimes lincoln 2016 when they made it messy it's messy. kennedy: was them into play is out? will the present be there on inauguration day to elect joe biden into the very special and very tiny club? >> i don't think b

the police also pointed out the officers were chasing o'neill because he was a suspect in a carjacking. april green is the end. >> i will really have hopes that the times have changed. people are in video, and recording now, holding accountability which is great. and i really hope that this case will set a standard. >> reporter: he is not in custody. the da says he expects the form officer to turn himself in sometime this week. >>> we have new coronavirus numbers tonight, and a new timeline from the governor about a vaccine. the statewide positivity rate is 5.5% over the past 14 days. people ages 18 to 49 now make up nearly 60% of all cases. as for the vaccine gov. newsom says the distribution plan starts with healthcare workers. as well as people in group care settings. those first groups could get the vaccine as early as december. as for everyone else? >> i want to remind everybody that mass vaccination is unlikely to occur anytime soon. for the back of the envelope purposes, march, april, may, june, july. >> he delivered his pandemic update while in quarantine. three of his four chi

and clifford, flushed and chased, trying to make something happen. flips it late. it's intercepted. kicked off by hooker. ho hook's got blockers and knocked down inside the 10 and that should about do it. first turnover of the night. clifford tried to press on the run and went right to hooker. >> kirk: he tried to get it to freiermuth, hooker who's had a big night tonight makes the play, comes up with the interception to seal the victory for ohio state. but clifford who's just feeling some, you know, late in the game, i've got to make a play. steps up and then starts to look for his guy, freiermuth and it's just a reckless decision to throw that football, even though he trusts freiermuth to be able to make a play, that's a throw and hope kind of play which he cannot do, especially after he talked about the mistakes last week in bloomington with the two interceptions. >> chris: they tried all night to get the ball to freiermuth. he's been well covered. targeted six times, three catches for 46. and fields and the buckeye offense. chance to add to this league. teague

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. >> and look, i'm just trying to figure out if it's the right thing to chase. i mean, trump, that administration, he's a revenant but when biden comes in am i wrong to chase after them and say you've got to own schools, you have to own what the right guidance is for people, the right standards, the right thresholds because everything we're doing with schools is making things worse, hard for families, they can't work, there's a lot of stress and anxiety, it's tough for the teachers and their families, the testing isn't there, and, and the inequities. kids are already unequal based on income and where they live and now they don't have the same technology or wi-fi or equipment. a lot of kids need help. the kids who need help can't get the help. everything's exacerbated. should i chase them to own it? >> yeah. go ahead. i encourage you to do it. >> good. i'll say you sent me. >> i sent you. i sent you, chris. go for it. >> thanksgiving. christmas. people have been stuck in for so long, i don't have to tell somebody with your name how important family is. and they'v