. >> and the banker, edmond safra, is your partner at this point. >> edmond safra, who was the owner of republic national bank was my partner. if poland was cheap, russia was 50 times cheaper. >> wow. >> it was remarkable. russia-- in order to go from communism to capitalism-- boris yeltsin, who was the president of russia at the time, decided that the best way to do that was to do what they called mass privatization. to give everything away for free to the people. so the-- the math was pretty-- was-- was-- similarly crazy to the whole polish situation. they-- they issued vouchers to each person. 150 million vouchers. they traded for $20 each. so $20 times 150 million gets you to $3 billion of the vouchers. and that was exchangeable for 30% of all the shares of all russian companies. which meant that the value of the entire russian economy was $10 billion. and so we started to just bet on the vouchers without knowing what the price was going to be. >> you were the most successful hedge fund in the world. probably in the history of the world. >> i was the most successful hedge fund. i

. >> reporter: edmond chin, just didn't see it but he shot it.ina airlines flight took off from taiwan headed for los angeles. six hours in the the flight over the middle of the pacific ocean the woman informed the crew that her water had broken. the the pilot diverted to anchorage a alaska and moved the mother in labor two months early to her own row in front of edmond. >> there was a lot of screaming, the the poor mother. >> reporter: is there a doctor on the plane? there was. the the ucla internis t never before delivered a baby by herself. doctor z en was on her way home from her honeymoon. she spoke mandarin, and told abc. >> very difficult that we had to work under very could be strained circumstances. >> you try to cover up the whole row with blanket. >> reporter: 330th minutes out of anchorage the babe a arrived before the plane did. the doctor says the flight attendants acted as stand in nurses and one holding the baby, cried. the plane landed, mom and babe write taken to the hospital in good shape. the flight continued to los angeles wh

edmonds in 19-95. -wx tease- waukee refuses to be intimidated by an undefeated record.... waukee refuses to be intimidated by an undefeated record.... later in sports... a thriller as the warriors try to knock of fort dodge in tonight's big game. "i think he knows this is d day and he's got to make a decision. right after the break... more evidence vice president biden will soon become candidate biden. most pundits say hillary clinton won this week's debate... and seem to back that up. clinton is leading in new hampshire for the first time since july. clinton's celebration may be short lived.. there's still a potential elephant in the race... but instead of a republican, we're talking about the vice president. jim acosta has the story. it's the big question all over washington... will he or won't he? nats "should the vice president run for your job?" when joe biden's political future came up in the oval office... the vice president was just a few feet away... listening... with his lips sealed. president obama later brushed off the question. "i'm not going to comment on wha

. >> trevor, daniel, edmond and hello, gentlemen! >> you're taking this show on the road, huh? >> vegas is up next and all across the country. >> you're going on tour, sold out tour? >> numbers are good. >> tell us about the new cd. >> it's called "popsicle". we're so excited about it. we've been working on it for a long time and we've found a great sound for us. >> what are you going to play for us? >> we're going to do a mashup of lords royals. >> take it away, guys. i've never seen a diamond in the flesh i cut my teeth on wedding and i'm not proud of my address in a torn-up town no source of envy chippin' in the bathroom drivin' cadillacs in our dreams but everybody's like diamonds on your team piece we don't care you'll never be royal let me be your -- you can call me king and baby, i'll let me live my friends and i we count our dollars on a train to the party and earn veryone who knows us knows that every time we're here we didn't come from money but chippin' in the bathroom fall down in the hotel room we don't care cadillacs in our dreams but everybody's like diamonds don

edmond: i call back. like, all of these that are here are people that i've talked to that said, "call me in a few weeks," "call me in this time." lemonis: i feel like 1985 called, and they want their sales prices back. edmond: i know. mm-hmm. woman: it's definitely not 100% accurate. lemonis: maybe anthony's father, louis, can shed some light about how anthony runs things around here. lemonis: how much money do you have in here? louis: about $220,000, $225,000. somewhere. -lemonis: for real? -louis: yeah. lemonis: he hasn't paid you anything back? -louis: no, he has not. -lemonis: oh, my gosh. is there anything that i should know about him, be honest, that would drive me crazy that drives you crazy? louis: i'm from the old school. i'm the old man. so, sometimes he thinks he knows it all, and you have to straighten him out, say, "no, you don't know it all." when i was younger, hey, i thought i knew it all, too. lemonis: yeah. it's a terrible sign that anthony doesn't take advice from his father, especially

. >> reporter: now, arrested was 28-year-old edmond valez of the 2300 block of frankford and police say his cohort got away. they say he will be all right and this appears to be a random attack, a crime of opportunity. we are live here at east detectives, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> now we go to accuweather, outside to meteorologist, adam joseph, much warmer today. >> reporter: pretty impressive that we turned the corner this quickly after the winter like chill. looking at the numbers, 71 in philadelphia, we are trying to go eye to eye here with roanoke to be the warmest in the region. charleston, waste, between 68 and 69 degrees. we are 17 degrees warmer this time today than we were this time yesterday. that is a huge 24 change. 12 degrees warmer in richmond. and 17 degrees warmer in new york city. we have a front to the north where a few clouds snuck their way in from the north and west today and all in all the sunshine will bring the temperatures back above normal and as we look ahead, the warm southwesterly wins will continue tonight and be in the 70

that is just a smidge under the edmonds estimate. another double digit gain for another automaker. most are now saying, look, we thought the sales pace for the month of september was going to be $17.7 million. it's going to be closer to $18 million. may even be above $18 million. in fact, jp morgan out with an estimate within the last half hour saying that with half of the auto sales in sflo the one exception volkswagen. we'll see what numbers they report. the expectation is for a slight decline. the only major automaker expected to report a decline in the month of september. guys, back to you. >> yeah. hopefully we get that sometime soon, phil. thank you. when we come back, an inside look at the state of the global economy. world bank president will join nuss a cnbc exusive. plus, it's one of the biggest financing routs ever. soft bank leading a $1 billion investment in sofi. the ceo will join us live, and more on jack dorsey at twitter. don't go away. sfloot president is in d.c. giving his curtain raiser speech. let's send it down to sarah eisen with d.c. with him right now. sara

has taken an appointment now as professor in harvard's government department and as director of the edmond center >> please hem me welcome -- dr. dan yell allen. -- danielle allen. [applause] >> si so much, dance. incredible introduction i'm in your duty. i truly appreciate it. and greetings to all of you. it's wonderful to see you here. i have to say i particularly loved dan's description of me as a mechanic, because there's a sense in which you have just given me a way of overcoming a certain childhood failure that is always plagued me so my dad, when i was 11, gave me this car engine that it was my job to take apart and re-assemble, and of all the things i was given in childhood, it was the only one that utterly confounded me. there was no way i could do this. i still have an image of that engine sitting there in the dining room, unfinished. so, thank you. now i can have a different way of reporting that i did at last finish my project as a mechanic. that's fantastic. >>> it's terrific to see you all here tonight and to have the chance to talk with you about my book, our declaration, an

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patrick henry, george washington, edmond pendleton, george mason, george whyte, richard henry lee, thomas jefferson, and others. to mason, felt a responsibility of drafting the virginia declaration of rights. in that document, mason laid out the natural rights of man. he drew from lock and montacu from english history and colonial experience he declared that men have certain rights which limit the power of the government. among these is the right to be free of general warrant. the virginia declaration of rights states that general warrants were by any officer or messenger may be commanded to search, suspected places without evidence of effect committed to seize any person or persons not named or whose offense is not particularly described and supported by evidence are grievous and oppressive and ought not to be granted. the write against promiscuous search and seizure lay at the heart of the founding. along with the principle of consent and the right to jury trial, it freed the colonists from tyrannical rule. virginia was not alone in its condemnation of general warrants. in july of 1776,

and you went on to say as edmond burke said, the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is forood men to do nothing. who do you feel is doing nothing to stand up for diversity in hollywood? >> well, you have actors like brad cooper who said that he would share the number on his paycheck with the women actors that he acts with so they could have an idea of who is being treated equally. and, you know, other actors have said they're not going to do that. that's not their job. but, you know, if fighting discrimination is all of our jobs, then, you know, they've got to understand what bradley cooper did and do something similar in order to get to the people that make the decisions and have them understand that they're not treating all of the actors and actresses equally. and, you know, get them to figure out a way to do that and change the template for how our movies are made and how our various actors are perceived and treated. >> yeah, we saw when it comes to not just gender discrimination, but discrimination along racial lines, we saw viola davis, this incredible accept p tans sp

the flight continued to los angeles where edmond's dad was waiting for four or five hours. >> i was like, dad, someone gave birth on the plane. >> reporter: talk about being airborne. [ applause ] >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thanks so much for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin in las vegas where a troubled star from the basketball court or his stints on reality television is in the hospital, his condition unclear. lamar odom, two-time kardashian show veteran was found unconscious at a brothel outside las vegas after spending four days there. the owner of the brothel says odom spent time with prostitutes in a vip suite, drank at the brothel bar and according to employees, used cocaine and herb sexual enhancement supplements. on tuesday he was found unresponsive with fluid coming out of his mouth and nose. the manager said odom was adamant he didn't want anyone to know he was there, he wanted rest and relaxation and to get far away from something. the brothel is the love ranch in las vegas. randi kaye got a tour today and joins me from outside

witnesses telling fox25 that edmond haggerty was speeding through the neighborhood when amy conlin said she told him to slow down. she told fox25's heather hegudus, instead the mail man came at her with his truck and hit her legs. >> it is excruciatingly painful >> it is excruciatingly painful. >>reporter: even you standing up is hard. >> yeah. >>sara: police say there was a beer can in haggerty's truck and he told them he was stressed out about his workload stressed out about his workload. he is off the roads but still getting paid by the post office. he is due back in court in december. >>> the hunt continues for a man accused of robbing a manchester, new hampshire grocery store that happened saturday night. the suspect in this surveillance video is accused of pulling a knife on the owner but she tells fox25 she decided to turn the tables on him. >> like, really? so i just looked at him, smiled and showed him, and he just looked at me a double take and i pointed toward him, and he left. >> a mother of four used this knife to scare away the would-be rob per.no one was hurt and police a

the flight continued to los angeles where edmond's dad was waiting for four or five hours. >> i was likebirth on the plane. >> reporter: talk about being airborne. [ applause ] >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thanks so much for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin in las vegas where a troubled star from the basketball court or his stints on reality television is in the hospital, his condition unclear. lamar odom, two-time kardashian show veteran was found unconscious at a brothel outside las vegas after spending four days there. the owner of the brothel says odom spent time with prostitutes in a vip suite, drank at the brothel bar and according to employees, used cocaine and herb sexual enhancement

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well above the edmonds estimate of an increase of 7.2%.teresting piece of news from general motors is the estimate for the monthly sales pace. for the industry, general motors is estimating the monthly sales pace will be 18.3 million vehicles for the industry as a sams pace. guys, that would be well above what everybody else is estimated. most people believe the sales pace will be 17.7, which would be incredibly strong. if gm's projection is correct, 18.7 would be the sales pace for september. >> one question was whether or not we would be able to hold 17.7 from august, which was a ten-year high. we'll see what happens. you expect 18.3 to stick? >> you have three big ones already in. two of the three, gm and ford, well above expectations. chrysler was close to expectations. toyota will be another determining factor. i've already -- jim lens was out yesterday, the head of toyota north america saying he expected a strong monthly sales pace. i wouldn't be surprised if we get close to or at 18 million. not when you have gm coming out and sayin

what edmond randolph called the turbulence and follies of democracy.james madison in turn described the senate as a bulwark against what i called the transient impressions into which people may from time to time be led. senators were to refine the popular will through wisdom and sound judgment, reaching measured conclusions about how best to address the nation's challenges. it is no accident that passing bills through this body takes time. the framers intended the senate to be the cooler, more deliberate, more reasoned branch. as madison once said, the senate was to -- quote -- consist in its proceedings with no more coolness -- with more coolness, with more system and with more wisdom than the house of representatives, unquote. key to the senate's deliberative nature is its relatively small size which enables a much more thorough going debate and greater opportunity for individual members to improve legislative proposals. longer staggered terms also give members flexibility to resist initially popular yet ultimately unwise legislation. and statewide c

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