right arm of this time, it was just after the war, most of bell labs worked out to marie hill and claude shannon who worked for the mathematics department kind of stayed behind on his own. >> host: dfa window? >> guest: i don't know if he had a window. i know he was flirting with a young woman that worked across the street during the war but it was the old nabisco building the call it the cracker factory and he later married this woman, the shannon. because during the war he had done important work he worked on kurt cryptography and because bell labs was a unique institution where they believed in the value of pure research, because these things people left claude shannon alone. his managers didn't know exactly what he was working on but he just was allowed to do what he was doing and was apparently not particularly useful. unlike the transistor. the transistor everybody knew it was going to be a big deal and when i was announced the same year you mentioned the-workers became immediately famous. a bell labs put out a press release. the transistor we now know replaced those hot vacuum tub

today,ean-claude trict was awarded one of the continent's most prestigious prizes, the charlemagne prize, given for efforts to improve the european unity. the audience listened closely to hear what he had to say about efforts to stop the eurozone debt crisis. >> although this was a celebration, frustration about the debt crisis in greece was an overriding theme of the event. for jean-claude trichet and other policykerscreating stability for the common currency was of prime importance. >> we are standing at a crossroads and must strengthen european values. thth is easy when the sea is calm. when it gets stormy, we have to prove what we are capable of. >> the jury said it was honoring jean-claude trichet for his efforts to stabilize the euro and the european currency union. but in his acceptance speech, the head of the european central bank talked about the difficulty of handling the debt crisis without being able to impose solutions on indebted governments. >> you have to stop individual countries from enacting policies that hurt themselves and the entire eurozone. >> jean-claude trichet

i was lucky i had claude davis with me, and they would guide me along.t is why i had hit records. i wrote my own stuff, but claude did not even like "copacabana." >> he had some wonderful things to say about you. >> i would not even have this career without him. tavis: he said the same thing about you. >> he found me on his desk. he had this bad album cover picture, and he went to me and said, i would be the opening after dionne warwick, and i thought i was awful, but he shook my hands and said, welcome. he must have seen something in me, that i did not see. tavis: how are you enjoying the paris run in las vegas? >> i was very grateful. i could not bear it anymore. i am sure a lot of people who have been on the road will say the same thing. waiting for bed room service, and i wanted it all, so i said, i am done, and i got this offer to be the resident artist, and i said, that is where all the singers go to die, but it turns out to be one of the greatest experiences i have ever had. i love this. i was made for a group like this. now tavis: i am in: -- tav

dollars each year after the death of francoise devaluate popularly known as papa doc his son john claude duvalier took his place baby doc pursued his father's policies in all spheres including the financial one. money we're talking about now in switzerland is the money belonging fund ation initiative. which was opened by. by the mother of baby doc and the wife of. familia foundation. owns the money of the family and the foundation bank account in switzerland that it's a was a bank. laundering money and to devalue it was much easier than it is today needs of bogus firms no numerous money transfers were necessary money from the state treasury and that received from other countries assume on a tarion aid was transferred to a foundation opened by members of the family of the head of state from then it went to europe. the account was not. in between. the oficial account holder is the foundation. we. were it was clear to everyone the real. family. fall in the one nine hundred eighty six to develop a had to flee to europe then he shared his time between paris and the fashionable hotel on the bo

katy's ex take tater claude duvalier was the occupants of those fashionable premises with an excellent view of a nearby lake investigators put the sum of money he took out of the country and hundreds of millions of dollars. chose the day it was born in haiti and one hundred sixty five he had to leave his country but he has vivid memories of the regime and the valley a family established on the island. in nineteen. fifty five seven. years and it gave to us it was. after and. against. there were for a position and it was very very dangerous to live in france was a valley a ruled the poorest country in the western hemisphere from one nine hundred fifty seven to nine hundred seventy one he fostered an atmosphere of fear and repression on the island moreover. invented a scheme has enabled his family to amass a fabulous fortune over the course of nearly two decades devalue a senior masterminded the so-called presidential foundation haitian businesswoman with cutie brown to contribute to it according to the area's estimates the foundation grew by three million dollars each year after the deat

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we got double pay for that martin i am willing to get by you haiti's ecstatic tator claude duvalier was the occupants of those fashionable premises with an excellent view of the nearby lake investigators put a sum of money he took out of the country and hundreds of millions of dollars. shows that the rate was born in haiti and one hundred sixty five he had to leave his country but he has vivid memories of the regime the devaluate family established on the island. came to power in one thousand and fifty five seven. two years later to us it was. better. arsed destroyed against to our opponents there were for oppression and it was very very dangerous to leave. france roger valley a rule the poorest country of the western hemisphere from one nine hundred fifty seven to ninety. in seventy one a fosters an atmosphere of fear and repression on the island moreover he invented a scheme was unable to his family to amass a fabulous fortune over the course of nearly two decades devalue a senior mastermind of the so-called presidential foundation all haitian businessmen were duty bound to contribute

francis' finance minister christine legarde for analysis on what to expect from her we're joined by claude barfield national trader searcher in washington thank you very much for joining us mr barfield so now all eyes are on how lagarde and what the i.m.f. is going to do about greece and other feeling economies or can we expect a new miracle plan for. no i do not think so. i think actually i am if there's too much involved in this in the first place and. i have a great admiration for the guard personally she has had a distinguished career i think we have complicated matters by placing the european head of the i.m.f. at this crucial time i listened to your last few minutes with both of your correspondents and i think the the sense that they have is the sense that i have but this is just putting in terms of greece itself it's putting a band-aid on a problem that is a crushing one and that sooner or later we're going to have to face some sort of default by how over the europeans want to want to describe it by the greeks because you're not going to get as one of your correspondent said you're

the medical watch >>but first the new head of the cp yes pence a letter to parents and what jean-claudezard had to say about possible cuts in the face of a $720 million deficit and we have some live music this midday from santa barbara musicians tommy end by pilots.. gov. pat klan and members of the legislature are among those expressing their condolences on the debt of state rep mark beaubien jr. jr. of barrington hills. the 68 year-old lawmaker was attending a republican fund- raising event at arlington park racetrack when he died yesterday afternoon beaubien had served in the legislature since 1996 he missed several weeks of the spring session but returned from illness and time for important votes on the state budget. >>a published report says that former mayor daley's son patrick scored a big paycheck from the sale of wireless internet contracts at o'hare airport even though patrick daley is office insisted that he had no financial stake the sun times reports that patrick daley was a middle man who got investors for concourse communications the company with the wireless contract and

tonight's medical says claude if you want to lose weight. most people wait till summer to exercise outdoors. loring temperature during exercise might help you to lower your weight. try swimming in the cold lake water. it will kick your metabolism into high gear. by cooling the/your activating that underneath. . >> it increases it releases the adrenalin into our bloodstream and can we except that round at to say that we need to produce some teacher with a freeze. . >> in extreme cases some have taken i expect to wake up brown fat and lose weight. . >> there has been attempting% increase in glucose utilization sitting in cold water. . >> it may be but you can get that much more evan increase when you engage in physical activity. . >> in santa sitting in a frigid tub, get moving in cool temperatures. . >> the temperature around the environment is only about 60 degrees. . >> crank up the air conditioning before getting on the treadmill. for men it may be even more important. . >> that they may see more dramatic results if they expose them cold a

claude shannon was doing the exact same thing. he had in his head, not just shannon, but other californians, the idea that they were dealing with something real. they were dealing with it and send it up and down. and it wasn't exactly words, and it wasn't exactly characters. now, a typewriter uses characters. ascribe rightwards. when you talk into a telephone you are speaking in words, but what exactly is going up and down the telephone wires? shannon knew that it was electricity, but it wasn't really satisfactory to say we are dealing with electricity. there was something else, not electricity, not words, not characters. >> what was it? >> well, we know the answer. the answer was not obvious. shannon was not the first person to start using the word information. information was not the only word the shannon used. sometimes people would talk about intelligence. there is an early letter where he writes to one of his teachers trying to work on a general mathematical formulation of ideas having to do with the transmission of intellige

back to when george and claude were primarily responsible for moving executive park along, executive park put up the first $1 million to turn the land over to the state. recently, not just in the last month or two, when folks were talking about closing state parks, the fight was led to keep it open. may i have more than three minutes? you asked about eight questions. supervisor cohen: this is a project sponsor, so he can make. >> the transportation questions are excellent questions that need to be addressed so that if everyone -- any one is in doubt, the doubt will be removed. we have proposed a project right behind us in 2005, at a time when the joint to build out of urby and upc would not require any regional transportation improvements. we were looking strictly a project related improvements. coming along was and we were asked to step back -- coming along we were asked to step back. it has been six years and we are finally here. we will have to sit back and wait until the regional transportation plans are involved. upc made tremendous sacrifices to make sure that there is sufficie

he is expected to succeed jean- claude trichet as ecb president later this year. as the debate continues over expanding the burden borne by private investors in the greek bailout, ireland is pushing for a similar option for their debt crisis. the finance minister said that he would like senior debt holders to shoulder more of the 70 billion euro bill. the move would mark a reversal of the policies set by the previous government to protect owners of senior securities this is a consistent with the new -- this is consistent the policy that the burden on taxpayers should be minimized. ireland is working to solve a debt crisis in which they had an $85 billion bailout from did eu and imf. they would need the support of the ecb before making changes to the existing bailout. well greased it continued to cast a shadow on investor sentiment, the german blue chips finished slightly lower thursday. our correspondent sent us this summary from frankfurt. >> there is growing concern here on the floor over what is happening in greece. people are afraid even that there might be a

the bank's president, jean claude trichet, said the e.c.b. will remain vigilant against inflation threats. he used that same wording in march, just ahead of the bank's last rate hike. more weakness in the u.s. labor market: jobless claims rose unexpectedly last week, jumping by 1,000 to 427,000 claims. economists thought they'd fall by that much. and citi credit card customers, listen up: citigroup will issue thousands of replacements after hackers got customers' personal information. the security breach affects 200,000 accounts, 1% of its north american credit cardholders. >> suzanne: still growing economy and look at push and pull weighing on the nation's debt. >> tom: from the backlog of foreclosures to bankrupt homes yet to gone on sale the housing market is an unchartered territory and he is cofounder of the s&p indexes. nice to see you. >> any pleasure. >> tom: from your estimation how bad is the housing market as we enter into the summertime in 2011? >> well, it's hard to know. the i view it it's been going down for five years. we had

>> actually, the head, jean- claude juncker, talked about what if they do not express confidence in the greek prime minister? the truth is, if they do vote no, if they do not support this package, we are really in uncharted territory, and that is when we get into the potential crisis, a potential defaults, and potential contagion across the euro zone. we're keeping our fingers crossed that thareally will not happen. >> throughout this crisis, we have heard european leaders say that they believe that the euro zone is resilient enough to handle the situation. have they been able to do that? >> i do not think they have done enough yet, and certainly, i do not think the financial markets think they have done enough yet. they have delayed and postponed a lot of decisions. they have made them conditional on developments going on in greece, and they have not answered questions. going to be another bailout of greece? how big is that bailout going to be? nobody knows. how much will the private sector contribute? nobody knows. we know that they will be asked to contribute. voluntary contributions

the nomination of the italian banker to ecede jean-claude would have left italy with two board members and france with none. afterreur from president sarkozy, i -- the italian bank director offered to st ade >> he rang me this morning. and told me he would be taking up new duties before the end of the year. >> when he takes or, t greek crisis will still be a priority. >> i have confidence that the three institutions --he ropean commission, the i.m.f., and the e.c.b., will do their best to negotiate a program that has a good chance of getting results. evyo kwsreeaces a difficult road ahead. >> and no one knows that re than the greek prime minister whose fiscal austerity plan goes to parliament next week. if it passes, they can start negotiating a second bail youfment as an added incentive, the e.u. is offering development grants worth a biioeusin a move aimed at creating jobs and help get the greek economy back on its feet >> in syria, more reports of security forces firing on pro democracy protesters after friday prayers. activists say more than a dozen people have been killed. theyrn

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debt amounts to over fourteen trillion dollars at the moment and obama wants it to go even higher claude barfield that international trade research here in washington says that if the u.s. president wants to achieve anything in the economic sphere he should compromise and not attack the republicans. raising the debt ceiling is a question for congress to deal with in the congress will the republicans in congress as well as the democrats who have to negotiate with the president i must say your studio here is just handed me the mr mr president obama's press conference today where he did not help himself by china it seems to me try to get the republicans for not working hard enough i mean this is from a president who has never himself put forward a plan for getting for doing something about the debt and who back in the phrase in terms of foreign policy likes to lead from behind so he didn't help himself i think today in terms of the political atmosphere by the way by attacking republicans they both both sides are going to have to compromise and it doesn't help matters with this kind of. this

that move coming after their latest defeat at home to an jean claude horses blamed for the forty seven year old for poor preparations ahead of the two want to feed it with a motive board also questioned the substitutions made during that game on last of the list and six months in charge. meanwhile the former russian manager guus hiddink lukes an increasingly likely candidate to take over at chelsea sixty poor old currently coaches the turkish national team but it's believed the dutchman's departure is imminent turkish f.a. states however they won't let him go for anything less than six million dollars in six to terminate his contract they think is france with blues and that i'm on a mortgage and briefly to go over the club as caretaker manager in two thousand and nine as if by john manager balts added more fuel to the fire by saying he may replace haitink as to. another english premier league side full of have appointed martin you'll as the new manager after mark hughes resigned last week full i'm enjoying a good run last season finishing eighth place the master. the former told them i

debt crisis are flashing red that's the verdict of the president of the european central bank john claud to say his allows analysis might be a little behind the curve according to a number of commentators i think it's only a matter of time before the single currency collapses joining me now to discuss the issues is patrick young editor of the gathering storm a collection of essays detailing a possible financial records apocalypse thanks so much for joining us patrick lovely to have you on show again now the first time after you think we'll still have your own father ten years time well it has to be said katrina i mean it really is difficult i mean but between the apocalypse or the acropolis i mean all things are pointing towards disaster and that's only the letter of the alphabet isn't it i mean quite simply we've got a situation where the e.u. leaders have been sleepwalking their way into a dreadful crisis and we wrote about it not book a year ago we've had a number of other instances where people have been talking about it all across the media sphere for a long period of time i mean th

debt crisis are flashing red that's the verdict of the president of the european central bank john claude trichet air his analysis might be a little behind the curve according to a number of commentators who think it's only a matter of time before the single currency collapses patrick young editor of the gathering storm a collection of essays detailing a possible financial apocalypse allies the chances of the euro default there is incredible possibility i mean if the euro actually is going to collapse then there is a very very significant process because after all the euro was the second most important currency on the planet i mean roughly one third of all the world's reserves are in u.s. dollars something like twenty five percent are held in europe if the eurozone goes into a debt spiral that causes a huge problem it causes a fundamental crisis of confidence in the money that people hold in their pockets at the same time it quite possibly gives russia an incredible opportunity because in fact it may well be that all their currencies such as the have the ruble may ultimately be regarded a

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back in march, claude pleaded guilty to murder and attempted assault in a 2009 death of annie le. he strangled le before hiding her body behind his research lab wall. it happened just days before she planned to be married. >>> the state assembly voted today on a new bill to create a new department of high speed trains within an existing state agency. the current board would be an advisory board. supporters say the new bill would ensure sufficient oversight of the $40 billion project which will link san francisco with los angeles and anaheim. that bill now goes to the state senate. >>> you might soon see a lot less security at bay area airports. the transportation security administrations is facing a huge budget cut. that could lead to thousands of security screeners beings laid off nationwide. the cuts could also mean higher ticket prices. >> reporter: the tsa is not america's most popular government agency. when screeners pat down a 60- year-old like in this newly posted you tube video. when they swarm around a senior citizen and cameras are rolling, it's easy to take washington

but there was a theoretical problem how secure this was and that was assigned to claude shannon to figure out if this could be broken. in the course of that he wrote an entire, our average mathematical theory of cryptography which was immediately classified as top secret and not published four years until after his mathematical theory of communication. now we can see och they had a lot in common and shannon was thinking about converting information from one form to another from a public form to a private cayden and secret form by for communication and if converted not for the purpose of concealment but for the purpose of the efficiently sending it over the channel but yet the problem was similar. >> it is about communication. there was a moment during the war another during a cryptographer in england travel to the united states by would never vote is available when and visited bell labs and would have lunch with shannon. be there one was allowed to talk about the secret project. so while one and cracked the german code which was incredibly important. >> host: tell us about the enigma code

jean-claude will be delivering major address about the financial crisis and the role of the europeanentral bank, and we're also looking forward to the week ahead on the european markets. joining me is david jones, chief market analyst at ig index. david -- you're over there. sorry about that. i was in the wrong place. there you are. elusive but now with us. tell me. what do you think. we're looking at a bit of a change. a bit of boston bruins. are we seeing a sense that the market's a little bit oversold at the moment? >> i tlifrpg's an element of that but of course we could say up to six weeks of slide. i think the problem is we're seeing some upper small relief rally this morning, but so much ground has been lost in the last six weeks. they're still very skeptical of any sort of strength. we even seen plenty of rallies. so i think at the moment it's a little bit too soon to get overexcited about any sustainable gains in the next few days in the stock market. >> let's have a look at what mr. trichet is going to say or at least the subject matter of the european debt crisis. i think

there is a note of caution that optimism echoed by the european central bank, juan claude trichet. we must point out that now that the greeks have passed the awe stairty pl -- austerity plans they have to implement them. gains, modest ones though, ftse 100, up by 0.5%. lloyds banking group is moving today after confirming it will be cutting 15,000 jobs by the year 2014. >>> let's move along and talk about the currency markets. the euro has been strengthening against the dollar. currently trading at 1.4510 and the british pound bouncing back as well. that one trading, 1.6103. japanese yen at 80.37 at the moment. banks were among some of the big winners across the asia pacific region. hong kong led the charge for most the day with hsbc and the bank of communications performing especially well in that market and even though the nikkei ended the day in flat territory, citigroup stock finished about 3% higher on the tokyo exchange. is this how the markets finally settled. let's take a look at them. the nikkei putting on 0.2% for the day and the hang seng up by 1.5%. the s&p asx 200 in a

jean-claude brizard his letter to the parents said some schools will see funding in supplemental teaching. . >> we need those dollars and what are you going to do. . we building efficiencies in the systems to push dollars for we know they will pale. to is to pushing the state government supporters. three have a huge infrastructure in chicago. we're gonna do as much as we can bridge the gap as we have to. we're going to build a model and then find the funding to fund the model. . >> 7 $5 million in central office reductions were announced last week. this is wgn's muriel clair . >> yo-yo dieting might be frustrating and not the most helpful thing. the bonus is said to be to the alternative. and a creative approach to take on food desserts. one group's mobile solution. the evening and this is jack at rivera with the winning lottery numbers for monday june 6th. the first gave the first winner is 2-the second number nine-and a final plea to a number is 9. numbers for tonight 299. moving on to the big four. the first pick for number one the second number zero the third number three and the four

jean claude jackety put your jacket on. no, i don't know that. come on, jacket on, jacket off. all of a sudden they both start talking, oh, stylish. walking around paris with the ten any red set. and they do this whole bit and they did it sitting down, which is legal, i guess. and man it killed destroyed. i just loved watching that cross over to america. they're brilliant come medians. >> when you watch ricky gervais and you know where he's going to go. i would say it's not coming to shock for dinner. like everyone knew what he would do. i found him hilarious. >> i think everyone else, by the way, they go, chris rock? he's so irreverent. you go, that's what chris rock does. what did he want to do? billy crystal's act? he's the best at billy crystal. steve martin's the best at steve martin. >> i went to the emmys when you were the host. and what they really want is they don't want it to ever feel uncomfortable or nas estimate and your genius that day you were coming out with lots of stuff that was knifing people but it all felt so warm and celebratory that everyone felt they cou

good morning, claude dean -- claudine. >> reporter: no big surprise are expected.arrido looking at a sentence of 400 years and nancy garrido 40 years. we'll take you to the eldorado county courthouse in placerville. the tape is up in anticipation of the large media presence. there are a limited number of seats and security is tight. the couple has pleaded dpil -- guilty. the prosecution is asking about a max sentencing. they said quote the defendant's prior record is clear. he is a sexual predator and they cite other cases and called his parole quote unbelievable. the prosecutor said garrido should be sentenced to the maximum 431 years and said there's nothing more crowl than snatching an 11-year-old child off the street to repeatedly sexual assault her for years and keep her away from her family for 18 years. farce nancy garrido, they're asking for the max of 36 years for her. >> no matter what the judge does, they're going to be in jail for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: this sentencing hearing isn't supposed to take very long. there's a hearing over grand

that happen to come at a critical moment when the current president of the ecb, jean-claude trichet, his term was ending. it threw out a lot of uncertainty about what european policy would be going forward. they were considering a couple of different candidates who fell in different places, either hawkish of dovish part of the spectrum. hawkish seem to be more aggressive in raising interest rates and cutting off stimulus. dovish central bankers are seen as those who are concerned more about economic growth and jobs and how they can continue to stimulate that. he seems to fall a little bit more on the dovish side of things more so than the other candidates have been. in that respect, he might be more willing to allow european policy to stay relatively accommodative, that is to allow more money to circulate throughout the economy more so than some of the other candidates might have been. of course, we do not know what he will do until he gets there. at least now, people trying to invest in the market might have more clarity about the type of individual who will be setting policies. hos

watch the hearing live it to claude 30 eastern on cspan 3.met with a look at the influence of new media in campaign advertising. you'll hear from the former white house senior adviser david axelrod who is now heading up the reelection campaign for president obama and former rnc chairman ed gillespie. >> we want to reach people who might vote for us but we need to mobilize at the most -- in the most cost-effective way. when i started off in this business a long, long time ago, the late bob squire was a media consultant. he is to save that all the media should get together and put lawrence welk back and the air so we can target senior citizens. now we have more tools including cable television to target. we spent the vast majority of our money last time on broadcast television. we spent about 12% or so on cable. i think we will spend a little more now. there are still some barriers on cable that we need to overcome. >> let me ask what the barriers are. >> you often have to buy in a day parts and you cannot target programming to the degree that