that was a few months ago and that's a report that jp morgan boss jamie dimon is calling it quit withation's boss and getting cozy with mitt? >> yeah, i think he's a-- if you know anything about jamie dimon, he's my favorite limousine liberal. i like him a lot, but he's left the center and never gives anybody money to anybody specifically. >> he can't, and new york fed. but he directs his bank and his people to raise money and he's very mad about dodd frank and doesn't like the general direction of the economy and i told you this before, i think that wall street with 70-30 to obama last time and this time at least split if romney gets in there or might see a little more. >> neil: ben stein, what do you think? is that going to happen? >> i think romney has made himself the darling of wall street. he is a wall street guy. and i don't see any reason why wall street should like obama? i mean, obama is a likeable, pleasant guy, but he is's come down hard on wall street every chance he can. wall street should realize who their friends are, obama is not one of them. i'm not sure they deserve

dimon has gotten a lot of recent attention because of the death of steve jobs. -- it has gotten attention. he said he will stay on air as long as possible. >> as you know, he has been a part of the wbal family for 38 years. he calls this a journey that his listeners will share. usually geared toward policy and politics, the al smith show this morning started with something much more personal. >> friday morning at 7:30, i got a call from my beloved friend dr. howard who said to me the cat scan showed i had a tumor on my pancreas. >> what is the prognosis? >> here is what i was told by doctors whom i trust which is this cancer which est. four pancreatic cancer that has metastasized to various organs that is very much worth fighting and they have had success. for reasons that i could not explain. >> he says he will stay on the air and maybe even a lot about it but will not become the focus of the show. >> it will be like it has been, as it has evolved over the years. it will not be a pity party or anything of that sort. i would like to be helping people however through sharing my experiences

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those include jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon, oil and gas investor david koch, hedge fund manager john paulson, real estate developer howard mill steven, and rupert murdoch, the ceo of news corp., the parent company of the fox news channel. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more. trace? >> reporter: and you've got more community groups and labor groups joining these protests, megyn. now as they go on each day kind of has a different theme, again, taking a live look down there. they were expecting upwards of a thousand people. we can't really tell you how many, but it looks to us more like there are a hundred, few hundred people at max that are now kind of protesting, this is on the upper east side in new york. this theme today is aimed at maintaining new york state's 2% tax on millionaires which is slated to end this year. the idea was to march on the homes of the five of the city's wealthiest businessmen. this, again, is more tape earlier. they're holding some protests down there, this is in lower manhattan. again, they were going after five of the wealthiest busine

dimon cannot publicly endorse a president because he sit on the federal reserve but he does not seemby the fact that willard m. romney referred to the highest income earners as fat cats. he met with him before a fund-raiser hosted by a hedge fund owned by jpmorgan. >>> still ahead, everyone was weirded out by herman cain's newest campaign ad. but the one he did this summer, that, the one that no one saw, is wicked weird. that's next. >>> and donald trump started a chat with me on twitter, which gave me everything i need for tonight's "rewrite." thank you, donald. but first here's a preview of president obama's appearance later on tonight on "the tonight show." >> have you been watching the gop debates? >> i'm going to wait until everybody's voted off of the island. >> yeah really? [ applause ] >> once they narrow it down to >>> america's never seen a candidate like herman cain. we need you to get involved because together we can do this. we can take this country back. ♪ i am america one voice united we stand ♪ i am america one voice ♪ >> in the spotlight tonight, why even herman cain

jamie dimon had a very public break with him, the head of jp morgan chase. he hasn't got a lot out of the business community for trying to be a good guy and still, you know, he's been up against the republicans on wall street reform. if this movement expands to come down harder on one side than the other. >> howard? >> yeah, well, i think that he will try to still straddle, and i don't think he's going to become a whole-hearted wall street basher, even if that's what the people at the obama campaign think the occupy wall street movement ends up being about. i think they would like to use the energy of the occupy wall street movement to focus on the jobs message, on the notion that president obama's the guy who proposed a jobs plan, with many pieces that in the past republicans have supported. and that all he's asking for is that congress pass that jobs bill. because the obama white house has been on that message for the last two or three weeks. they think that it's been working. they look at recent polls that show some bump up in numbers for the democrats an

of course, the inflated ego of jamie dimon rose along with it. did the ego, 1st or did the entitlement come first when they rose in their position? i do not know what the conversation -- what the combination is. i know a lot of these men and i know that their egos are phenomenal. they really do think that they are the american economy and a day are the financial system. they don't really care about the people on the ground outside their offices. tavis: if you have a historical novel "black tuesday" and there are some interesting parallels. i wonder in real life would part of the comparison, what part of the parallel most concerns you, especially now that we are on the press as a perhaps a double dip recession? >> what concerns me is how much today we are subsidizing the failure and fraudulent and criminal activities of wall street. back then, what happens that in 1933 -- it did take a while from the crash of 1929 to fdr elected to examine what the banks were doing. there was an examination. there was the at the that the government, this was run b

the new york city headquarters of jpmorgan chase a day after protesting in front of their ceo jamie dimon'spper east side home. >>> in other news, oakland's police chief is out. >> anthony batts is stepping down next month and he spoke yesterday with mayor jean quan standing beside him. the two have clashed on a number of issues, including batts' desire to expand injunction on gangs. he says he has been a figure ahead more than a chief. >> about 20% control of this plymouth but police department. i want full control if i have full accountability. >> he said he made his decision with a heavy heart. no word when in november he will leave but after he does, he says he might take a research and teaching job at harvard. >>> funerals are being held today for the two victims of the quarry shootings in cupertino. family and friends of manuel pinon held a rosary in san jose last night. john vallejos was also remembered with a visitation service. they died a week ago when a coworker old fire during a meeting. a third man was also killed. the gunman shareef allman died the next day. the coroner says a

say they're going to march up town to the homes of the wealthiest residents of new york like jamie dimon, the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase. they say there they'll protection tax policies which they say unfairly aid the rich. norah? >> o'donnell: jim, i know you said the mayor says the protestors can stay as long as they want. how long is that likely to be? >> reporter: well, the mayor says he thinks that will be determined by the weather which suggests the city's position is with winter coming their content to wait out the demonstrators. >> o'donnell: jim axelrod, thank you. and the rally in stock prices has seen the dow gain 777 points in the past week, more than 7%. anthony mason is our senior business correspondent and, anthony, what's behind this rally? >> reporter: norah, this was the dow's biggest rally in two months and it was fueled by new optimism that europe is finally getting a grip on its debt crisis. france and germany agreed over the weekend to come up with a plan to strengthen european banks by early november so, after dipping into bear territory last monday, that's a decli

. >> they protested outside of jamie dimon's house. >> definitely not a republican. >> neil: adam anden, your quick thoughts on that, adam, you, first. >> i don't think it's complicated at all. these people are capital lists, they like apple don't like banks. >> nobody likes banks. >> banks aren't capital m these days. >> ben? >> you know, something, adam is bringing up a brilliant point. banks do a terrible job explain what they do. banks should do what the oil and gas companies do, explain what they do. they serve useful purposes, they're not explaining at all. they're portrayed as vampires and they've got to do a better job explaining what they do. >> don't treat me like an airline. >> i would say that banks are not capitalists, one things we failed to point out. they're crony capitalism, government, and bailed out and hard to explain what you do when you're kind of not a capitalist business. >> you're again, conundrum on the side of the protests-- >> i'm going to run around with red hair in a while, like joe pesci. >> and mid americans are getting a social security raise, 3.6%, bu

jamie dimon and news corp c.e.o. rupert murdoch. the march was highlighted by shouts of "we are the 99%," referring to the movement's theme that 1% of the population controls too much of the nation's wealth. >> as investors awaited the number from alcoa after the close, kind of a quiet trading day. let's get you updated with tonight's market focus. a mixed close for the major indices with no real direction today. the dow industrial average highlights the choppy price action we saw throughout the session. but after weeks of triple-digit swings, today's 85-point range was the narrowest since late july. investors were not feeling particularly defensive today. the utility sector saw the biggest losses, down more than 1%. telecom services also fell 1%. buyers had an appetite for growth sectors. technology was the best, up just over a half-percent. leading tech stocks was software firm citrix systems. it makes the go-to-meeting software. today's 5.5% gain breaks the stock out of the range it has been trading in since the summer sell-off.

media titan rupert murdoch, head of the goliath newscorp, and jamie dimon, head of jpmorgan chase, the most profitable consumer bank in the u.s. >> we need bailing out now. >> reporter: a protest against corporate greed now getting personal. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >>> and we turn now to jobs in america and made in america. last night, we took you across the country to that home built entirely with american goods. we immediate every screw, every plank of wood. a kind of road map to creating nearly a quarter of a million jobs. and tonight, abc's david muir goes straight to the men and women who build those homes, to ask him if they will take our made in america challenge. >> reporter: it was a formula for creating jobs so intriguing we traveled 2,100 miles to bozeman, montana, to see it for ourselves. the flags flying. the ones painted on. and then the home with that own patriotic promise. we're here. the builder convinced it will pave the way for hundreds of thousands of new jobs right now. we made our way to the front door and inside, the first thing we hear. those three wor

samara in the presidential block will be held next more jamie dimon has been still willing to meet him if it's still going to be up to the people to decide who gets to run the country next despite daily recommendation that he gave me. writing or thanks very much indeed for bringing us this update the work has been offered. well you can watch the full interview with president medvedev on our website along with all the other stories and videos and here's what we've got for you there. the sky's the limit eight hundred russian paratroopers dropped to earth as part of the early training kept out all the pictures in our t.v. websites galleries section. and not so great britain the u.k. singled out as europe's worst place to live and you quality of life find out why brits have it so bad at r.t. dot com. residents of the libyan capital tripoli have taken to the streets to protest the presence of heavily armed revolutionary fighters bands of young rebels brandishing weapons flooded the city during the capital's fall battling audience meanwhile thousands of civilians have been in the coastal cit

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morgan chase jamie dimon there were actually police barricades set up outside of his building and there was a woman that lives in that building that came outside and told the demonstrators that she actually supports them one person that was walking in this group at least one of them maybe more is actually employed a sixty three year old teacher that says that she will be losing her health benefits because of budget cuts in new york now this is what's taking place in. but we should also inform our viewers that in boston there was a mass arrest that took place following clashes that broke out between the demonstrators of occupy boston and hold these officers there was more than a hundred people reportedly a rusted and there was some images that we did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupy boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a banner that said

next movie going to be jamie diamond as you know morgan is going to be a banker it could be jamie dimon it could be lloyd lifetime it could be it could be any one of these bankers we haven't seen really a bank villain in the background series and i think this is an opportunity for warner brothers and d.c. to really kind of take advantage of that opportunity and you research that we haven't seen a banker a villain we're going to see batman can save the day and bring that to light villains usually kind of captured a common enemy but that's it for today thanks so much for tuning in to our show please follow me on twitter out lauren mr give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash capital account and please be nice i'm more and less there and until tomorrow from everyone here at the capital accounts have a great night. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule today. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we are going to the future of covere

morgan chase jamie dimon there were actually police barricades set up outside of his building now this is what's taking place in new york but we should also inform our viewers that in boston there was a mass arrests that took place following clashes that broke out between demonstrators of occupy boston and police officers there was more than one hundred people reportedly a rusted and there was some images that we did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupy boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a batter that said top. the rich there might have been another band or two but clearly the show is that this occupied movement is not limited to one city in the u.s. it's not limited to new york it's expanding across this entire nation our reporter marina portnoy talking to a little earlier from new york. live in interim government troops are advancing c

and you protesters on their part they're just want to clarify that and also we don't know why jamie dimon gave that donation to that my p.c.p. but of course you pointed out you know one possibility as you see it but i do want to ask because because one of the things that mainstream media has alleged in some of the reports is that the protesters are disorganized or that this isn't really you know going anywhere it's a bunch of hippies so i'm curious to you because you obviously feel very militant about this where do you see this going. but i see the masses of people awakening i see the end of people being passive or feeling as if they can't fight back that they have no type of power i organize with the answer coalition which since we're acting out of stuff war and racism and we've been organizing around issues such as the war we've been organizing around issues of unemployment issues of housing of being human rights the poor educational system basically people not having their basic human rights met in the richest country in the history of the world so very clearly there's definitely peopl

along those lines i'm curious if you think the big banks are getting a little worried why did jamie dimon the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan recently give an unprecedented four point six million dollars donation to the n.y.p.d. i don't know i'm going to i am i to suspect that there is not that much there are terms of donations like it but it's from just being nervous about a look at the interview because the banks totally should be i mean you can see it you can see it in congress and politicians are way less than anything to support the banks right well and although. the you know the people who are protesting may not have that much actual political clout i think there is a line to be drawn between the protesters and the political climate right now but even if it's kind of the tea party room that is driving it there are threads that connect the ball and none of this is particularly good but you know it's interesting that you brought up congress because i was curious about if you think that regulations since the financial crisis are part of the problem that they have not reined in wall street enough

jamie dimon news course the rupert murdoch and conservative billionaire david koch are the one percent the protesters which is why they plan marches to the homes of these men today lots going on in new york of course and our producer lucy kavanagh has been in the thick of things for days now let's go to lucy now in our new york studio hey there lucy i have been following your tweets you really have been in the center of the action to talk to me about what you've been seeing. hi christine while trying to stay awake kerry has been pregnant and days we surprisingly actually have really seen the movement grow it's something that we sort of counted on for over the weekend since in light of the mass arrests we sort of expected more and more people to turn out to show their support but the big question mark was when the nice weather ebbs when the weekends goes away will people still show up will they had we counted about rough estimate of about two thousand protesters out in zuccotti park what they call is liberty liberty liberty square and a lot of different types of people we've seen a lot

dimon to visit the area in queens she says has been devastated by foreclosures. these are the kinds of letters they will be delivers this afternoon. >> over the last couple of days, we've seen some peaceful protests turn ugly. in oakland on tuesday, protesters were throwing paint, bottles at police. police responded with tear gas and bean bags. can you give us a sents of what the mood is like? is there tension between protesters and police? >> a move by the fire department this morning at the park where the occupiers have been camping out now for 42 days caught them off guard. four generators were removed and many of the occupiers felt this was a tactical move rather than any real safety issue. and of course, the timing of this comes right before an expected cold snap in the area. >> do we have any response from those banks, from the letters that are being delivered? >> we do not. i suspect they may know this is happening and it will be interesting to see how they may respond to some of these very personal letters that take issue with the way the banks have handl

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some of the homes they marched past including those of billionaire david koch and jamie dimon, the ceo of morgan chase. >>> a prison is secure in oklahoma. fights broke out in several parts of the private north fork correctional facility in the western part of the state. several inmates were injured. our affiliate koco reports 16 were taken to area hospitalizeds. officials say they don't know what caused the riots. >>> if you're one of the millions of iphone users, you'll soon have over 200 new features in the palm of your hand. but what is it about today's update that's creating such a buzz? we'll tell you. >>> but first, our "quote of the day." quote, the 999 plan isn't a jobs plan, it's a tax plan. when you take the 999 plan and turn it upside down, i think the devil's in the details, end quote. can you guess who said this? we'll have the answer in 90 seconds. it's nine minutes past the hour. [ beep ] [ mom ] scooter? the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bough

street ceos getting a little worried because some of the protests are moving uptown going past jamie dimon's house, rupert murdoch's house and others. that's the wall street buzz. >> thank you, andrew. "the daily rundown" will be back in 30 seconds. >>> tonight's republican debite in new hampshire is particularly of importance to rick perry. then, herman cain needs to capitalize on the poll numbers to break the flavor of the month trend. in manchester, new hampshire, we have a preview of tonight's action. you have seen all the campaigns showing up in new hampshire for once all at the same time. we know jon huntsman lives there these days. mitt romney basically lives there these days. have you seen any evidence that anybody else is starting to breakthrough? >> well, mitt romney is certainly securing his securing his lead here. new hampshire voters like seeing their candidates multiple times expecting them to put in a lot of times shaking hands. mitt romney is doing fine. rick perry has come three or four times drawing big crowds. the poll numbers are not reflective of what we are seeing on th

organizers say they plan to visit the homes of jpmorgan says jamie dimon.upert murdoch among others. as for the cost of three weeks of protests, the new york police department puts the tab at $2 million in overtime. >>> overnight in boston, things got pretty darned tense when police say demonstrators refused to leave a downtown park. about 60 people who did not comply were arrested. they were also part of occupy wall street. >>> we now know the cause of steve jobs' death. a public health official says jobs died of respiratory arrest brought on by a pancreatic tumor. he died last week. he was 56. now to atlanta and jacqui jeras, any flight delays to speak of this morning. >> not yet but think there will be a whole lot of them later on this morning, carol especially across the southeast and as we head into the afternoon it will spread into the northeast all due to an area of low pressure storm system bringing this huge shield of clues from the florida panetta all the way up into new england. the rain, though, pretty confined here to parts of georgia into the

owner rupert murdoch and jpmorgan chief jamie dimon, catching our own susan del percio along the way. in the nation's capital, half a dozen arrests after they took their message into senate offices, and it has been arrests and fireworks if boston where the occupation there may be the most heated in america. remember, they do have the bona fide history of paul revere and the original tea party, inspiring all those college kids in boston from harvard to m.i.t. to umbc. as a result, police in boston cracking down, arresting 129 on what they call the green necklace, which is a park running off the river up there in boston. how long will these protests go and will they focus on an agenda that is a consolidated agenda to restore fairness? beyond that, can they move beyond the heroes and villains to look at the actual system that we are working inside of for a given tycoon or a given hero will not either bring this system down nor will he or she save it. it is only our collective action to form a system that is rewarding this behavior that gives us any chance of harvesting this anger for pos

you can march on jamie dimon's house or on jpmorgan, never mind that jpmorgan was one of the banks that didn't get itself into the mortgage mess, or you can have some serious discussion about what we have been doing over the last three years to create jobs. you know, just -- just now this week, we're signing a free trade agreement with south korea, panama, and colombia. the white house itself says that the korean side of the deal is going to create 70,000 jobs. why was this sitting there for three years when the treaty had already been -- the deal had already been negotiated under the previous administration? you have to look at washington and say, what are they doing to kill jobs and why aren't they creating? >> okay, we're going to take a break. we'll come back and discuss job creators and job killers. right back. [ male announcer ] you can never have too much expertise. that's why northern trust offers a full team of experts who work to understand your goals and help you achieve them. as one of the nation's largest wealth managers, northern trust's goals-based investment strategies a

we are going to legislate a global financial market place, right, the big thing you talk to jamie dimon at jpmorgan, talk to lloyd blankfein, he says, listen, you can't make american tax law or american capital requirements or american securities laws, because if i don't like them, i'll just go to london or hong kong or tokyo or whatever it may be. and we know that all these multi-national corporations in america are not american companies, they just use american resources and american tax code in order to benefit themselves, sometimes to our benefit, and sometimes to our detriment, but they are not america. is the pope not right in observing, if you are going to have global multi-national financial institutions and corporations, you must have a regulatory body that is global in its scope. or if you're going to talk about -- >> the way he ties it in and says it has to be morally and ethically binding. >> but it's the pope! he gets paid to say that. >> -- thinking about wall street, frankly. that's where he gets in trouble. >> in other words, is the pope setting the right order of magnit