for this item we have conrad delrusario. >> thank you. my name is conrad delrusario from economic crimes office in san francisco, currently overseeing many units. a particular one is a real estate fraud, as well as mortgage grant. we previously had mortgage and investment grant funded by the federal government that had just recently expired. this is grant presented by the attorney general's office as a result of a settlement with countrywide loan or countrywide bank several months ago, if not a year ago. the grant is specifically targeted toward assisting our office in developing and maintaining specialized prosecutors and investigators -- sorry, singular. specialized prosecutor and investigator in area of dealing with mortgage fraud and associated type crimes. san francisco is a city that is very rich area for purposes of these type of frauds and scams to occur. notably the landscape encompasses people that own a lot of property or people that own property that's real estate value have appreciated. there's a lot of equity and people that

>> we speak to conrad black, one the most powerful media -- >> i went through the difficult charge of being falsely convicted and vindicated without losing my mind, becoming irrational, ceasing to be a reasonable person and actually being able to endure a discussion like this without getting up and smashing your face in. >> and the man who jumped from the edge of space at the speed of sound. would you do it? why would anyone? we speak to felix baumgartner about his historic leap of faith. >> hello, he's known to many as europe's last dictator. alexander lukashenko has dominated belarus for nearly 20 years. his longevity is matched only by the length of the charge sheet against him, including allegations of human rights abuses and even torture. apparently mr. lukashenko thinks talk of democracy is being used as a cover for what he calls plunder by the west. we join the latest press baron on a trip to conduct a rare interview with the man. just a warning -- this film contains flash photography. >> right on the edge of europe, a place that ascends so many european values. we've come to m

i mean, they are playing to racial codes, they are playing to red scare conrad, they are playing the hitler which is absurd. hitler was anti-black. isn't it risky that they are playing where it's no longer in the mind of american electorate? >> reverend wind, it's a very cynical strategy and it's a typical white voter is racist. i don't think that's a safe assumption. i don't think you can generalize overall that is necessarily each part of this as a strategy. for example, john sununu says all kinds of stupid things that don't have to do with race. now, the fact that he's had a whole series of things raises questions and when you put it together with all of the other things. you have a couple things going on here. one is sort of the primal screen going on that is this sort of racist sentiment that you see in the bulletin in the billboard. that does not seem to be a strategy that will work because for every one of those that you're going to get, you're going to offend some other soccer mom who is not interested in racial politics. >> melissa, the new york times reported that the campa

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. >> and that is why the democrats really might hold on to kent conrad's u.s. seat in north dakota.nt conrad decided to retire, it looked like a shoe-in for the republican pickup in that year but the republican finds himself in a video loop of a burning chair squirming. and the government should force that woman to bear the rapist's child against her will. in any political campaign it is a sure sign that you're not on your strongest ground when you are dodging questions about what your preferred jail sentence is for pregnant rape victims. the punishing rape victims line is an unpopular stance, it is possible to hold that stance and get elected. it has been done. it is in fact the record on which paul ryan ran in 1998. here's some color from that. he favors overturning the supreme court's decision that made most abortions legal, ryan said. he said he's never specifically advocated jailing women who have abortions or doctors who perform them but added if it's illegal, it's illegal. that's what paul ryan said about abortion rights in 1998. not only did he get elected, now he is right t

"apocalypse" is more joseph conrad, had nothing to do with the war that most infantrymen knew. we were having to find units, dealing with daily attrition and survival. that movie exists for me as a mythic view of vietnam. ♪ come on, baby ♪ take a chance ♪ (thunder crashes) ♪ come on, baby ♪ take a chance ♪ my film is not a movie. my film is not about vietnam. it is vietnam. (francis ford coppola) we made it very much like how americans were in vietnam. we were in the jungle. there were too many of us and, little by little, we went insane. (man) they trained young men about violent people, but their commanders won't allow them to write f---. when francis ford copolla stands up at "the cannes" with his hands outstretched and says, "i am vietnam," is really like zanuck saying, "i want to be the whole wwii." i think jim carabuctus wrote a very honest, a very direct version of the vietnam experience. okay. let's get ready. let's tape this squad. teddy ford, may 17th. how long have you been on this hill, soldier? what? hey, brother, how many times you been up and down this hill? what

. >> reporter: sergeant wayne conrad says it turns out the cellphones have a unique odor. and they have been able to drain him and another dogs to find them. >> in the last year and a half, the dogs alone have been responsible for recovering over 3,000 cellphones. >> reporter: cellphones in prison are illegal. since they go for as much as $1,000 behind bar, it's become increasingly common to see them smuggled in. >> iphones, blackberry, all of them. >> reporter: it's the subject of a new report. it highlights the fact that some 20 employees of the prison system were fired or decided to resign after it was determined they wered smuggling phones -- they were smuggling phones into the prison. >> you have sex offenders on these phones that have internet capability communicating with young children on these social networking sites. so it's a very, very serious problem. >> reporter: in some cases, inmates have struck up romantic relationships with medical personnel or other lower paid employees. next thing you know, they've conned them into bringing phones onto the property. in

today, former reality star and fashi fashionista lauren conrad shows you how to get that famous look,l kenneth williams and move over, madonna, beyonce is rocking the next super bowl halftime show. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

nadia conrad wanted to make a brief presentation to the rec center. >> thank you. i am here with the office of tom amiano, and we wanted to congratulate this special day. we're happy to be part of the celebration. we love the fact that they chose a great and heroic individual to name this historic building after. so thank you very much for the invitation. >> thank you. [applause] part of what the recreation and park department has created to help us stewart, again under the model that we cannot do it along, all of our major recreation centers have recreation councils. the councils are composed of caring and committed community members that really will help us guide the center, help us keep it clean, help us protected, and tell us what kind of programming and special events are important to keep the center vibrant and robust. want to give a big shot to the betty ann ong community recreation council. many of the members are here today. [applause] our bond dollars allowance to build new buildings, but they did not actually allow us to put anything in the buildings. ag

subject property at 2853-2857 broderick street protesting issuance on april 17, 2012 to inger conrad to alter a building to raise the building 36 inches, build new garage for future expansion. you may recall this matter was before you last time as a rehearing request, which was granted. so it is on for rehearing today so the parties can present to you a settlement. >> i'm irving seretski the appellant for the rehearing, on behalf of kate poll voi. we're happy to tell you all the neighbors on the block, all 2853-57 have come to a very great agreement, and we are very pleased with it. it was negotiated on the part of all the principals, and it is really a very satifactory agreement. we hope that you will do your very best to expedite our getting an amended permit, and do everything that she needs to do to get started and get finished with the job just as quickly as possible. >> geng, john -- here on behalf of the permit holder. we are happy to announce that we are also in agreement with the plans that we provided to the board and that we're asking that you make those changes to us so t

sergeant wayne conrad the c dc k-9 coordinator says the cell phones have a unique odor and as such theye to train a dozen dogs to find them. >> just in the last year and a half, the dogs alone have been responsible for recovering over 3,000 cell phones. >> reporter: cell phones in prisons are illegal, a misdemeanor but since they go for as

also, north dakota seat, conrad is vacating democrat seat.ecticut, indiana, 12 tossup seats. i think the senate is in play, guys. >> bob: it is in play. you're right. dana. excuse me, greg. supposed to go to greg. >> eric: you didn't like my -- >> bob: no, no. brilliant. greg? >> greg: devastating news. i'm upset we did not lead with this at the beginning of the show. emily and jeff from "the bachelor" broke up. he kicked her out of the house because she cheated on him. we don't know the facts. look together timeline now. bill clinton had a speech today where he was discussing president obama. roll this tape. >> governor romney's argument is we're not fixed so fire him and put me in. it is true we're not fixed. when president obama looked in the eyes of that man, who said in the debate i had so much hope four years ago and i don't now, i thought he was going to cry. because he knows that it's not fixed. >> greg: that is a true friend. way to go. >> bob: all right. i guess i go next. most campaigns, presidential campaigns the two weeks out, th

senator conrad has been one of the greatest thinkers on the budget. he's been the chairman of the budget committee. he has devoted much of his professional time here in the senate, especially in recent years, in trying to find a deal, in trying to bring about. like a number of folks this year, he's more moderate minded , declined to seek reelection. there's a lot of frustration among folks in congress. it's not the same congress they entered. he's been here 25 years or 30 years and entered the senate at a very different time. senator conrad, personally, would be very happy to have a deal that he could walk out of here with. i think the prospects of that are are-- low. host: port richey, florida, jeff, on our independent line. caller: how are you? on foreign policy, when our embassies are attacked, we should send an implosion bomb after we clear out all our people, quickly. host: we are talking about the fiscal cliff. caller: i know. ll back -- abullbapu bunch of my friends and i have a think-tank and we have been writing to obama. it starts with singl

that turned into drafting good players and making good trades and sound conrad murrays and we feel goodut where -- sound judgments and we feel good about where we're at and to go from the 30th position in baseball to one is unprecedented and we're very proud of that. >> reporter: it's so exciting to watch natitude in full force. we saw stephen strasburg out here earlier. have you talked to him? what kind of teammate is he going to be like? obviously it's a difficult time. he wants to be part of this playoff run, but what kind of support has he been? >> he is a part of this. he won 15 games, was a terrific pitcher and we're not here without stephen strasburg. so he's a great teammate. he's a great person, got great character and he's going to be a terrific pitcher for us for a long time. >> reporter: i know the beginning of the season and you just said it again you had very high hopes for this teen, optimism surrounding -- team, optimistic surrounding this team, but are you surprise at all with the success, one of the best records in baseball for the season? is there a little surprise th

you also took conrad's view on life as a sort of way to guide yourself. >> there's a famous line in conraders says, i must live until i die. and that became like a talisman for me. >> you have a fascinating description of how you viewed the fatwa on you in 1989. you said it was a bit like an opening scene from alfred hitchcock's movie "the birds." when the first bird flies in. >> unfortunately, maybe i got to be the first bird, you know? >> yeah. >> i think, you know, later on when, you know, when this was a big subject, i mean, after the 9/11 attacks, and the sky was full of dangerous birds, it was possible then to look back and say oh, yeah, there was that thing that happened ten years ago, and maybe that was somewhere near the beginning of this. and i think at that point, it was easier for people to have a context for it. >> it radically altered your life. you talk about ordinary needs being difficult, getting your aching wisdom teeth attended to. everything required complicated self-operations. if a housekeeper came into your home, you had to go into a bathroom and lock yourself in. >>

kohls on their lines from lauren conrad, simply vera, all of them are on sale.n old navy is doing a huge deal where all of their rock star jeans are $19. they were $34.50. now they're down to $19 through the 3rd. and also just to again reiterate how huge -- columbus day is one of the better sale dates. so it's not like you're going to be getting ripped off. is really is legit. and if you think about it, it's not until black friday you're going to have those same kind of deals. so -- >> take advantage. >> we'll take advantage. there are special things -- take this pea coat. it's only $15 for one day, which is october 6th at old navy. normally they come in sizes for the whole family. so they range up to $49 to $19. now they're all $15. so our going to find deals like that. you can get your whole family one for christmas. >> $15 for that coat. >> that's a bargain. >> 25,000 to buy for. >> think of all the shoes you can buy. >> yes! >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, five of the most cutting-edge inventions. but first, these messages. doorbell rings ] donuts? ♪ [ chu

. >> that is senator conrad retiring from the senate budget committee. >> democrats hold on to the committee. the unthinkable happens, which they gang and they will have a one rather impressive politician, or not very impressive, but a politician to send a politician to and that is todd aiken. >> you think he affected the races? tz. >> it is like the canser that spread. you have the tack, the war on women. and they say that's not true. there is no war on women. and someone comes out and says, i'm convinced doctors are giving abortions to women who are not even pregnant. that is hard to say if our party doesn't have a war on women. call me crazy. >> cuts in medicaid have been proposed in the ryan plan has really affected a lot of these races. because as families in america, we try to take care of our parents. that affects moms, you know. that affects a lot and they say, i'm not for that. >> in these women issues, in the race what these women are running on, like you say, economic populism. the core of elizabeth warren's message, the core of the message in north dakota and it shades over into

conrad murray says that jail is causing his client health problems.d for involuntary manslaughter slayer for the death of pop singer michael jackson. he has been isolated in prison because of his notoriety. now his attorney is complaining that murray's five by 7 ft. cell is so cramped that sent the doctor to the hospital this week with shoulder pain and blood flow problems. the asking the sheriff for an alternative solution which could include monitored home confinement. >> yesterday we tells about the man that was arrested at lax for traveling with weapons and other items including body bags and a smoke grenade. officials say that that man's luggage was can when he left the airport but no hazardous materials were found. their definition of hazardous differs from ours according to south korean law all the stuff he was carrying knives and guns gas masks and hand grenades are all considered not hazardous. he was allowed to board the flight without extra screening. one of the top credit agencies will be scanning for discrepancies. some of this series tha

>> no, conrad. at this very moment, she's in our powder room washing blood off her hands.rary. i've asked her to stay for lunch. >> are you out of your mind? last i heard kara clarke was a violent psychopath. >> don't you find it interesting that she suddenly reemerges one day after her daughter takes that fall? she could be the source of the journals, the login sheets, everything. i want to see you here in one hour. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] she is kicking butt on this show! madeleine stowe! "revenge" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on abc. felix baumgartner joins us next. oh, i love it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: our next guest recently set the record for skydiving from a capsule 24 miles up in our earth's atmosphere, reaching speeds of 834 miles per hour during free fall. and breaking the sound barrier in a span of 33 seconds. his jump will be featured in a national geographic channel documentary called "space dive." here's the man in action. [ radio beeps ] [ radio chatter ] >> and away. and felix is

>> no, conrad. at this very moment, she's in our powder room washing blood off her hands.contrary. i've asked her to stay for lunch. >> are you out of your mind? last i heard kara clarke was a violent psychopath. >> don't you find it interesting that she suddenly reemerges one day after her daughter takes that fall? she could be the source of the journals, the login sheets, everything. i want to see you here in one hour. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] she is kicking butt on this show! madeleine stowe! "revenge" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on abc. felix baumgartner joins us next. oh, i love it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] connoisseurs of flavor. experts in aroma. they're the world championship cheese judges. [ air horn blowing ] and while they might seem kind of odd to you -- like this guy -- we just love them. and at the 2012 championship, they awarded cracker barrel gold for cheddar for its rich, full flavor. thanks cheese geniuses. cracker barrel. it's cheddar, perfected. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: our next guest

>> no, conrad. at this very moment, she's in our powder room washing blood off her hands.e contrary. i've asked her to stay for lunch. >> are you out of your mind? last i heard kara clarke was a violent psychopath. >> don't you find it interesting that she suddenly reemerges one day after her daughter takes that fall? she could be the source of the journals, the login sheets, everything. i want to see you here in one hour. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] she is kicking butt on this show! madeleine stowe! "revenge" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on abc. felix baumgartner joins us next. oh, i love it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lots of prepaid cards come pre-filled with problems. enough is enough. introducing the chase liquid reloadable card. with chase liquid, there's no waiting and no fee to activate you can load cash and checks at any chase depositfriendly atm and there are no withdrawal fees at over 17,500 chase atms all for one flat fee of $4.95 per month. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: our

captain conrad brown is on command. >> mosul was mostly al qaeda insurgents that had been pushed out of the sunni triangle in the presurge, 2006, 2007. they had taken root in mosul. we were trying to take that city back. >> it's the squadron's sixth straight day of around-the-clock operations. the men are exhausted. >> we'd been up for about 36 hours at this point, and we're making our way back to our combat outpost. >> the battle-worn neighborhood is known as an insurgent hot spot. >> the terrain favored the enemy immeasurably. the buildings, the bombed-out buildings were very difficult to see out the windows. very narrow allies leading up to those roads and those intersections. but on this day the main road, a major supply route for both the u.s. and iraqi forces, looks clear and the squadron decides to take it. >> i got it before every attack, that pit in my stomach. that's why i decided to take out the camera and start filming, just based purely on hunch. >> staff sergeant jason catrel is acting as lead scout standing up through the hatch of his bradley fighting vehicle. >> 1 x-r

night the night before scouting the area in preparation for the last shooting of the bus driver, conradhnson in montgomery county and hadn't had any sleep, so when they parked, mohammad went to sleep and said basically you're on watch, it's your job. so here's this 15-year-old, 16-year-old kid who hasn't slept in 24 hours and the first thing he does is fall asleep. >> two individuals were taken into custody there after a tip from a motorist. this arrest involved a warrant for john allen mohammad, also known as john allen williams and his 17-year-old stepson, john lee malvo. >> i tell you, i never saw so many policemen and people coming in in airplanes and stuff like that, getting down through the woods with the lights. it's something you'll never forget. >> it's been such a terrible, horrifying last three weeks. we can only hope this is the end of it. we don't know that yet. but this is good news today. >> ten years ago. hard to believe. >>> california's become the first state to ban a controversial therapy aimed at turning gay kids straight. when will the ban take effect? little did i

. >> are you going to hold north dakota by conrad all those years, are you going to be able to hold thatt? >> it's sure looking good right now, chris. i tell ya, we started this out saying we're going to win every day but more importantly, we're going to have fun every day. visiting with north dakotans and do something in a state that can win you a lot of elections. and we're feeling very positive. >> north dakota race, heidi heitkamp taking on the other guy, berg. >>> this guy is against everything and for everything. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> let me finish tonight with this. multiple choice mitt. that's what they call him up in massachusetts and i don't see any sign that he's changed. talk about potluck, send romney to the white house and you have to ask yourself, what exactly or even generally are you sending there? well, to begin with, someone who signed a grover norquist pledge not to raise taxes and from losing the unfair advantage that they got from w. someone who has gotten well into bed with the neocons, more breakmanship, more foreign policy pushin

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north dakota, republicans thought they had this in the bag when kent conrad decided he was not going-election. has heidi heitkamp's liableability making this a horse race? >> she has issues that are a big concern. it's got a ton of republicans nervous. what republicans thought might be an easy check is not such an easy check. >> you have so many of these races that are first. utah republican congressional candidate mia love could become the first black woman republican elected to congress if she beats democrat chris matheson. >> mia love is an unbelievable candidate. she is a gop dream in many ways. she is a mom, she's young, african-american, mormon. there is not a box you can categorize her in that fits the gop stereotype. she is a rule breaker. they love that. she plays well in the state. she is the mayor of saratoga springs. she has a good track record. her opponent is painting her as an inexperienced young' un. she is playing it well saying you've been in office, what have you done for me lately? it's a fascinating race. >> we talked about it. 1992 they said was the year of the

conrad murray was the last person to be shot before john allen, a little less than 48 hours later. >>he other area victims include kenneth bridges and linda franklin. some of those injured, paul larufa, carolyn, and 13-year- old iran brown. we'll be right back. >>> caught on tape, a philadelphia police officer punches a woman in the face from behind. it happened at a portly puerto ricon celebration. >> after realizing, seeing a couple second s of tape. those couple seconds are disturbing. >> officer who punched guzman is a decorated veteran commander in one of the police department's most elite units. he has been placed on administrative leave. >>> also in philadelphia, a ten- year-old boy steals a van and goes on a joyride. he is hitting one after the other. no joy for five car owners. that's how many vehicles the boy struck. he was quickly caught by neighbors who held him for police. despite all the damage, no injuries. he could be in a lot of trouble. >> a massachusetts poodle was beating the odds after surviving an 11-mile ride from massachusetts to rhode island while stuck under

kohls on their lines from lauren conrad, simply vera, all of them are on sale.n old navy is doing a huge deal where all of their rock star jeans are $19. they were $34.50. now they're down to $19 through the 3rd. and also just to again reiterate how huge -- columbus day is one of the better sale dates. so it's not like you're going to be getting ripped off. is really is legit. and if you think about it, it's not until black friday you're going to have those same kind of deals. so -- >> take advantage. >> we'll take advantage. there are special things -- take this pea coat. it's only $15 for one day, which is october 6th at old navy. normally they come in sizes for the whole family. so they range up to $49 to $19. now they're all $15. so our going to find deals like that. you can get your whole family one for christmas. >> $15 for that coat. >> that's a bargain. >> 25,000 to buy for. >> think of all the shoes you can buy. >> yes! >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, five of the most cutting-edge inventions. but first, these messages. doorbell rings ] donuts? ♪ [ chu