is foreclosure settlement deja vu all over again so this is isaac grad minute lawyer who specializes in mortgage backed securities and he writes today the attorneys general of forty nine states with oklahoma being the lone holdout announced a record twenty six billion dollars settlement with the nation's five largest servicers over false and fraudulent foreclosure practices like robo signing good news right max no no no he looks at the details only five billion dollars of the total consists of cash payments while another seventeen to twenty billion dollars consists of principal write downs and other aid to homeowners at risk of default what this means is that once again regulators have allowed banks to shift penalties based on their improper service and practices on to the bondholders that actually own the loans so for every dollar you make selling fraudulent mortgages you have to pay maybe one or two pennies to the to the folks who pretend to be in charge of some kind of legal oversight group yes and my recommendation to for example the looters that we saw in the u.k. in london earl

well speaking of deja vu here some images max from athens is that from two thousand and nine two thousand and ten two thousand and eleven or two thousand and twelve can you tell us why any other year is still a sweet again deja vu greeks approved tombstone austerity deal with troika so we see over and over there's a great deal there is not a great deal there's a great deal there's not a great deal to do. on again off again there is a deal no there were german. we're cruising we're trying to build to try and steal the elgin marbles but the u.k. already stole them but of course this is what they already know the foregone conclusion whatever it is the banks the same ones that won and the attorney general case in america the same ones that won and the countrywide case the same ones that win every single time will win this time here's a headline from ritholtz dot com i thought greek drama concluded at some stage well i responded to that in a tweet i said i'm pretty sure the greek drama doesn't end until papademos has sex with his mother or in this case his much to a. very clever max you studie

>>> this morning on "early today," big blue deja vu. the new york giants celebrate a second super bowl victory over the new england patriots in four years. >>> tuesday tussle. republican presidential hopefuls set their sights on colorado and minnesota. >>> and crowning achievement. england's queen elizabeth celebrates 60 years on the throne. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. today we begin with a giant win. the new york giants defeated the new england patriots last night at the super bowl in indianapolis right here on nbc. it was a thrilling game that was not decided until the game's very last play. nbc's mario solis has more. >>> good morning. four years ago the giants needed a remarkable catch and a late touchdown to beat the patriots to win the super bowl. last night it was deja vu all over again or should i say deja blue. super bowl xlvi went down to the wire, giants trailing late in the fourth when eli manning hitting

it seems like deja vu once again as far as that aspect of kennedy's character goes. his image is still larger than that. >> i wrote a much more comprehensive book. it is all a part of the picture. you can't defend it. thanks to the round table. that is the show. thanks for watching. we will see you bac

the john mccain parallel, i'm seeing deja vu all over again. the main thing is, will obama enrage the right enough to get them to vote for romney? >> it seems like romney is waiting around saying i'm going to see if nobody else wins this, if the economy is terrible, they'll vote for me. the me and getting a little bit better, and romney has still not said what he would do to make it still better. >> that's right. there is no positive economic message that's come out of him. he doesn't talk about anything in his speeches. and conservatives who want to hear a powerful, proactive in a conservative way message, they think he's kind of a goose egg. >> and he's so uncomfortable talking about his own wealth that they're afraid he's not going to come out and call for lower marginal tax rates. he has an economic speech coming up on february 24 and i'm told -- >> he's going to lay things out? about time. the other big story this week, the white house's original decision to have companies pay for birth control. here's what they wrote. they may not like ob

it seems like deja vu once again as far as that aspect of kennedy's character goes.is image is still larger than that. >> i wrote a much more comprehensive book. it is all a part of the picture. you can't defend it. thanks to the round table. that is the show. thanks for watching. we will see you back here next week. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it's si

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lawmakers and the media are drumming up fears once again this time to target iran does this feel like deja vu to you some comparisons coming up the. bulk of the capital account i'm mr. pepper spray that just burned dries right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything it's used by. thousands of times we're stronger than any kind of bird you ever put you know. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one. is your view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. if we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and just you know the truth. i have a confession i am a total get a friend that i love grabbing hip hop music and pretty. much it was kind of yesterday. i'm very aware of the world with its place. well one of the big international story with stories we've been following has in some ways become kind o

>>> big blue deja vu. the new york giants celebrate a second super bowl victory over the new england patriots in four years. >>> tuesday tussle, republican presidential hopefuls set their sights on colorado and minnesota. >>> and crowning achievement. england's queen elizabeth celebrates 60 years on the throne. good morning, everyone, i'm lynn berry. those stories and more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> this morning we're going to begin with a giant win. the new york giants defeated the new england patriots last night at the super bowl in indianapolis. of course it was on nbc. it was a thrilling game that wasn't decided until the game's very last play. here's nbc's mario solis. >>> four years ago, the giants made a remarkable catch and late touchdown to beat the patriots to win the super bowl. last night it was deja vu all over again. super bowl xlvi went down to the wire, giants late in the fourth. that sets up this, ahmad bradshaw untouched for the go-ahead score with under a minute t

last night it was deja vu all over again. super bowl xlvi went down to the wire, giants late in the fourth. that sets up this, ahmad bradshaw untouched for the go-ahead score with under a minute to play. giants rally once again to beat the pats in super bowl xlvi, 21-17. much more on the giants super bowl win ahead in sports. for now, back to you, lynn. >> mario, thanks. >>> mitt romney hopes to keep his winning streak aleph as the presidential republican contenders move on from november november, minnesota and colorado. after a big loss to romney saturday, newt gingrich says he is still charging ahead with his campaign. nbc's brian mooar joins us from washington with the latest. >> reporter: mitt romney lashed out at president obama and the president had a chance to answer back on a big national stage. in a presuper bowl interview with matt lauer, president obama cited the improving economy as one reason for americans to give him another four years. >> we're not done. we've made progress. the key right now is not turning in

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disaster deja vu. today's fitting contribute to the creator of soul train. >>> wjz eyewitness news, the mayor is meeting with the public to talk about the budget. half of the people here are from occupy baltimore. the story is next. >>> i'm bernadette woods. we'll let you know what to expect in the rest of the weekend's forecast when eyewitness news returns. >>> complete coverage continues with adam may, bernadette with adam may, bernadette woods, and ,,,,,,,, share the love with a delicious chocolate heart donut from dunkin'. spread the donut joy today. >>> bernadette will have your forecast shortly. >>> this is the deadliest attack so far on the government's crackdown of prodemocracy protesters. didn't really take any action to stop the violence. china just fought a resolution causing for the president to step down. >>> hundreds of passengers had to be rescued after another ship disaster off the coast of italy. the passenger ferry ran aground near roam. more than 300 people had to be taken off the sh

. >>> in albany, georgia, in nearby sylvester, it was dÉjÀ vu for a pair of paramedics.mergency crew quickly realized jordan was going to be born inside their ambulance. but no problem for these guys. especially since two years ago, it turns out they helped jordan's mom deliver his older sister exactly the same way! they're experienced pros, but never the second time around with the second mom. one of them needs to play the lottery. or maybe mom does. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one artist in russia is getting a lot of praise, but no one knows exactly who he is. known only as p183, the graffiti artist keeps his identity hidden as his work gains international recognition. abandoned buildings and walls have become a canvas for his politically inspired graffiti. by hiding his identity, he hopes to give people a more direct interaction with the message of his art. >>> you can feel the love at an aquarium in tokyo. affectionate sea mammals are out for this valentine's day. seals embrace their trainers and bl

. >>> in albany, georgia, in nearby, sill vesters, deja vu for a pair of paramedics when they she hadp at one expecting mom's home. the emergency crew quickly realized jordan was going to be born inside their ambulance. but no problem for these guys. especially since two years ago, it turns out they helped jordan's mom deliver his older sister exactly the same way! they experienced and they are experienced pros. they have delivered plenty of babies but never the second time around with the same mom. both babies, healthy. always a good thing. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> our time is 4:28. 38 cold degrees outside this morning. clear skies, nice morning, it looks like. good morning to you, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this february 10, friday. happy friday to you. >>> in the news this morning, mitt romney will be campaigning in northern virginia today. the former massachusetts governor will speak at the presidential series breakfast this morning with virginia governor bob mcdonnell in rest

. >>> in albany, georgia, in nearby, sill vesters, deja vu for a pair of paramedics when they she hadp at one expecting mom's home. the emergency crew quickly realized jordan was going to be born inside their ambulance. but no problem for these guys. especially since two years ago, it turns out they helped jordan's mom deliver his older sister exactly the same way! they experienced and they are experienced pros. they have delivered plenty of babies but never the second time around with the same mom. both babies, healthy. always a good thing. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start on this friday. we will see another round of rain and snow moved in tonight. 31 in cockeysville. increasing clouds as we move into this afternoon. high temperature in the upper 40's. we have some snow in the forecast. >> 28 degrees on tv hill. details on a newly approved nuclear power plant in the u.s. >> the gop campaign trail winds through d.c. today

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hollywood's legends and newcomer as like are oscar winners this morning and with a hint of deja vu as billy crystal came back as host. >> abc news has been up all night. craig, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rob and paula. it's an historic evening for "the artist." the first black and white movie to win since 1960. the first mostly silent film to win since 1929. ♪ >> reporter: "the artist," a very, very quiet movie. >> "the artist." >> reporter: made a loud racket sunday night winning five academy awards including oscars' top prize, best picture. the black and white and mostly silent film earned the director and oscar as well as jean dujardin as best actor. [ speaking in french ] >> i love you! >> reporter: and meryl streep took home the oscar for her portrayal of "the iron lady." >> i can hear half of america going, oh, no, oh, come on, why her again? you know? but whatever. [ laughter ] >> reporter: oscar drama began in hollywood well before the academy awards even started when sacha baron cohen in character as the director dumped what he claimed was king jong-il's ashes o

you may be getting a sinking sense of deja vu, but that is exactly what is happening in brussels again this evening. for two long years, greece has been at the center of a crisis, and as nasty press reports, it is the focus of attention again. >> the mood has changed in brussels. as they arrive, the finance ministers declare that although they think the deal will go through, greece saying they have done enough. the u chief economics -- the eu economics chief said he expected the deal to go through, but that would not be the end of the euro zone problems. >> we can then turn the page, turn the corner and go to sustainable growth and job creation, because that is what is needed in europe right now. >> the package, without which athens will go bankrupt in mid march, is centered on a 110 billion pound bailout fund. much of it will go to a deal that will seek billions of pounds of greek debt written off. private lenders will see a reduction of 70% in the money that they have invested in greece. in brussels, there is a sense that this deal will finally go through. the french finance minister

you can find out how the shock waves of the arab spring are still being felt a year later a case of deja vu in bahrain where protesters took to the streets calling for democracy reforms and were confronted with a harsh crackdown by police. and an inspection at the highest level but amir putin takes a seat as a bobsled copilot putting russia's brand new international track through its paces . the future for iran is just one of the issues discussed by gerald celente director of the trends research institute he speaks up next with parties marina portman. in the autumn of two thousand a lap band of phenomenon a grassroots movement that we all know as occupy wall street became the growing face and voice of america but at the start of two thousand and eleven there was one man that predicted movement such as occupy wall street would be sweeping through the united states and that man is my current guest here to speak with r t gerald from leonti founder of the trends research institute and publisher of the trends journal thank you for saying time to speak with me again q what do you think will happe

as yogi berra might say, it's deja vu all over again. another month, another new conservative challenger rising to the top of the national polls to challenge mitt romney. this time, it's rick santorum. buoyed by upset wins last week in colorado, minnesota and missouri, rick santorum has done what many conservative candidates have done before him -- caught up to romney. >> polls come and go. >> no fewer than four national poms out today have santorum, who was thumped out of the senate in 2006 by a whopping 18 points, now either slightly ahead or virtually tied with romney. for romney, it's a familiar spot, holding steady with his establishment republican supporting but failing to capture the hearts and minds of rank and file conservatives. but it's not for a lack of trying. >> i was a severely conservative republican governor. i understand that the battles we as conservatives must fight -- >> reporter: starting february 28, the republican race goes national. 18 contests over 15 days. but it's the next state up that's taking on extra signi

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you may get a sinking sense of deja vu. that is what is happening again in brussels this evening. for two years, grace has been at the center of the -- center of the eurozone crisis. it is the focus of attention again. >> the mood has changed in brussels. europe's finance ministers all made it clear that they do expect this deal to go through. the chairman of the meeting said it has to be concluded now. greece is saying they have done enough. the eu's chief economic official said he did expect the deal to go through, but that would not be the end of the eurozone's problems. >> now that i have this decision, i just tonight, we can turn the page and turn the corner. learn from it. stabilization, sustainable growth. that is what is certainly needed in europe now. >> the package, without which athens will go bankrupt in march, is centered on a 110 billion baht -- pound deal. private lenders will see a reduction of 70% in the money they have invested in greece. in brussels, there is a sense that this deal will finally go through. the french finance minister has said if it doesn't, ther

i'm reminded of where i come from when i walk into most high school, faced with that unholy deja vu withaulways become a permanent purgatory for failures. some might call that line segregated. pardon me for a moment while i digress. i can't help but notice that classrooms look liked red sea, spread in half separating students by more than color, but it's funny how brown folks still find their way to the back. when test scores reflect budget cuts, teachers play hot to pay toe with kids that can't read. special education is the new segregation while standardized tests are the sequel to separate but equal. [applause] >> but test scores can only reflect accessibility to information. we can't get the answer right if we don't understand the question, so every day i pray for wisdom while s.a.t.'s play god separating saint from sinner, student from statistic, private from public, and in a city as diverse as san francisco, people of color make up 50% of the population and almost 90% of the public schools. it's no coincidence, perhaps it's beautifully deliberate. this state invests almost $250,000

and that was deja vu for protesters in bahrain as the university of the country's uprising was met with a brutal crackdown by believes. iran is stepping up its nuclear program at an underground site near the city of qom by installing sauza as of new generation sense fuses according to reports. and israel is stepping up its and iran rather weak and urging the international community to increase sanctions against iran is really being behind by attacks targeting its diplomats and georgia and thailand earlier this week. under enormous international pressure over its nuclear program denies any involvement islamic state insists its nuclear war is peaceful and accuses israel of waging a psychological war that some theory is paving the way for military action with alice chris bambery explains what he thinks israel is up to. now i think what they're really and israelis are trying to do is trying to up the ante to the americans will do something they aren't capable of taking around nuclear program they don't have the means to do it best they could memorize a hit and run and run attack but i think

com you can find out how the shock waves of the arab spring are still being felt a year old case of deja vu in bahrain where protesters who took to the streets one of the democracy reforms confronted with a harsh police crackdown. also online vandals with taste of the security measures needed to protect most please mr vending machines for coffee are. greece has fulfilled the last few preconditions needed to secure a second one hundred thirty billion euro bailout but that cash injection may yet prove to be elusive and i think push through final cut some wednesday and committed to a written promise to stick by austerity after elections that still enough for the new year now once financial monitors to ensure the terms of the bailout being followed the greek president in this. new questioning countries like germany holland in finland criticize greece and its m.e.p. national farrar says it's part of an effort to bring athens to heel. the e.u. is now doing it's trying to influence the outcome of the greek general election not satisfied with getting rid of the last democratically elected prime min

while deja vu the new york giants produce a late comeback once again to break new england tops in the super bowl twenty one seventeen. and strike rushes and the big high jump champion anthony simone because the biggest leap of the year is the country's athletes shine in moscow. but we start with citing where alberto contador has been stripped of his twenty ten tour de france title and handed a two year ban by the court of arbitration for sport after a prolonged investigation into his positive test for a performance enhancing drug the twenty nine year old spaniard failed a test for ten visual on route to sealing his literal crown but he now officially only has two of those titles and will miss sitings most famous race this year along with the london olympics as well as news that year italia title he claimed last year contador had pleaded not guilty to the doping charges saying he never took drugs and blamed contaminated meat for the failed test results contador the next big event though could be the spanish quarter in august. the cast has found that i would have to go into though i was

and he's feeling a bit of deja vu. here's dan gross, columnist and economics editor at yahoo finance. >> at the world economic forum in davos last week, the big buzz surrounded sightings of mick jagger of the rolling stones. but as i walked around the snowy streets, another '60s era icon kept coming to mind-- bob dylan. for the times, they are a changing. davos was created as a joint european-american project to help the poor developing world escape its political, economic, and social woes. but as dylan sang, the first now shall later be last. this year, there was comparatively little discussion about the woes of those who live on $2 a day. in fact, the rampant growth and rise of brazil, india, and china is now taken as a given. no, the real concern was with the rich countries... or formerly rich countries. how could europe stay together while greece struggles to pay its debts? why did the u.k. plunge itself back into recession? will washington's dysfunction torpedo a global recovery? the big question looming over davo

. >> yes, deja vu, right? here we go again for greece. you were giving some of the details, but this is critical again. we talk about it, but it's very critical. come march 20, march 19, greece has to pay off about $19 billion of debt. if it doesn't get this bailout, it can't pay off that debt, thus a default. the situation just seems to get worse for greece, because hot off the press, that's why i was late coming in, hot off the press is from the e.u. statistics office, says that greek debt continues to spiral upwards. greek debt now stands at 159.1% of g.d.p., gross domestic product. a year earlier it was 138%. so it continues to spiral. comparison, italy has dropped a bit. its debt has dropped a bit, and the eurozone as a whole debt has dropped, but greece continuing to go upward. you just mentioned it, it's about 100 -- what is it? 130 billion euros. i was trying to get the dollar figure, $171 billion. it can't get that until parties agree to another round of tough austerity measures. it can also get the bailout -- it can't get the ba