-israeli relationship monday at george washington university's elliot school of international affairs. during the talk, a group of 12 gw students walkout in protest of israeli policies. this is an hour. [inaudible] >> i am director of the middle east policy forum here at the elliot school of international affairs, george washington university and a want to welcome all of you to our forum preceding. the middle east policy forum was established in 2007 to bring leading analyst, scholars, journalists, diplomats and policymakers to the university to discuss current and emerging issues in the middle east region. we are deeply grateful for the generous support that we receive from the exxon mobil corporation to enable us to these programs. will just say to you all as you know, you're all or part of university community, a community that seeks understand and knowledge, and one path in achieving that goal is to bring knowledgeable and thoughtful experts to present an entire spectrum of views. so that we become cognizant of the issues and see them from all angles. it's not a question of agreem

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privates elliot lockhart have picked up an june known group of planes the largest they've ever seen. this is what it looked like. it's not a blip. but rather, it's a spike. the taller the spike, the larger the target. right here is a chart that elliot and lockhart plotted which they don't know at the time is a japanese strike force. it was called into the information center. a brand new guy first day on the job was told that they have a large formation of planes from the north. sensing they are friendly planes b-17's from california he tells them not to worry about it. was he wrong? first of all, right off this chart would have been the b-17's flying parallel with the japanese strike force. he was told by an american bomber pilot if the radio was on past midnight that meant that a flight of aircraft were coming in from california. when he drove in that morning to the information center the radio was on. he thought he had picked up friendly planes. they indeed turned out to be the japanese strike force. this is what radar looked like in 1941. these are two mobile vans. this is the arr

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let's head out west and check in with michael shure who is guest hosting "the war room." >> thanks, elliotandholm tonight in "the war room," where we're all over mitt romney's blatant corpship of the donald. we'll discuss and shift our focus to voter up presentation in florida and moves being made to prevent floridians from being able to vote in the upcoming lek we have those stories a a whole lot more right here at the top of the hour. >> thanks, michael. eleanor cliff kill as many as we can... >>the story of the american born jihadist on the run for his life. an exclusive new interview only on "viewpoint with eliot spitzer." >>> let's debunk one of the central myths about president obama being spread by mitt romney. the myth is that this president has boosted spending at a voracious rate and lead a renaissance of big government. a claim that mitt romney is trumpeting on his website and talks about all the time. except it is false. obama has had the smallest budget increase in nearly 60 years. the budget for his first year of course was set by the previous government in congress. but afte

point two would be, i share elliot's -- let me just say one more thing. if anyone knows under secretary of state wendy sherman, they would know she is tough, she is very smart, and i think she is a perfect choice to lead these negotiations. the second point, i think the p-5 is a patio tension problem here. in two respects. one i share he will lots, and here's where i agree, doubt that president francois hollande was the steal in the p-5 plus one. china is a major problem. the letter of the law -- the security council resolutions, but they become iran's lead trade partner, subverting the sanctions on a de facto basis. the key country might be russia. russia does not. to see iran go nuclear, russia is closer geographically than anybody else. russia has influence. and i would hope that president obama would work with president putin to see if president putin could be a partner in trying to isolate the iranians and convince the iranians they've got to turn towards a diplomatic agreement or else. so i think this p-5 makeup is going to be very important for pre

this transfer has value, as elliot says, verbally or rhetorically, but it also has, if it's actually done, it sends a message in itself that by doing this, not only we fundamentally committed to israeli security, but we're in effect saying that when it commodities comes to the issue of the use of force, we're prepared to support it in the right circumstances. that itself says something of the united states. that's point one. point two, i think we have done an awful lot to build up you our capabilities, our military capabilities in the region. we have very significant air presence in the region all of the time. we've done an enormous amount to build up an integrated early warning capability, a missile defense capability, maritime security, infrastructure protection. all of these things, by the way, are visible to the iranians. so the iranians know there is a capability out there. i think that this is another way of underpinning that we are serious when we talk about the nature of the threat and how we approach the threat. now, clearly, there are certain kinds of exercises that can be

he would not be given a gig on cnn as elliot spitzer was given a gig on cnn, elliot spitzer being another beneficiary of the chappaquiddick dispensation. today the liberals are the walking dead. their numbers dwindle. their ideology, the ideology that controlled the government and me the at the end of world war ii is down to barely 20% of the population as opposed to 42% calling themselves conservatives and 35% to 40% saying that they are independent. the trend has been with the conservatives for years as i chart in my book. i daresay that today there are more birdwatchers in america than there are liberals. there are probably more members of the prohibition party than there are liberals. the future under obama is unsustainable. this year the federal government will spend $3.8 trillion consuming an almost unparalleled 25% the gross national product as opposed to the usual peacetime consumption of at least 20% of the gross national product. over the past five years the gross federal -- gross federal debt has more than doubled to nearly $16 trillion. more than the annual output of the entir

>> the biggest problem we have in syria from my own interpretation, elliot is we have subcontracted,st to the arab league then the turks and we're about to do it again with the russians what happened in syria will have far greatest interests than what we could possibly have in libya. >> we did subcontract libya to nato and the arab league. it was part of leading from behind, syria has not had any success so far. what is the difference and what should we be doing? >> they are completely different situations. he had no real strategic interest other than humanitarian interest in libya, we have a far greatest interest in libya. and yet because of the way we approached this at the un we have in effect blocked ourselves from being able to do far more than we should have done in syria, and that is the administration's alibi. >> syria has had russia and china blocking for it so how can we get them to come over to our position, or even in defy answer of russia and china. and do you think we should? your article which is incredit ble powerful does not recommend sending marines in syria. >> abs

. >> thank you elliot. >> did i imagine this or did president obama completely reform wall street a couplef years ago. actually we all imagined it. our conversation is with you the viewer because we're independent. >>here's how you can connect with "viewpoint with eliot spitzer." >>questions, of course, need to be answered. >>we will not settle for the easy answers. [ male announcer ] this is corporate caterers miami, florida. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better experience for our customers. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ ♪ battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] for too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card you'll earn double miles on every purchase, every day! [ visigoths cheer

in 2010 elliot the top 1% earned 93% of all new income.ou have growing, huge disparities between the very rich who are doing great, and everybody else. and ordinary people are catching on and saying wait a second they want to balance the budget on the backs of people who are around hurting, and they want to make the rich even richer. and i think the people are beginning to catch on that just from a moral perspective is wrong, and from an economic perspective it is also wrong. >> it is not only that dayty you just presented, but it's all failing as you said as an economic program there is no growth coming out of it. that's why england is in a doibl-dip depression. is the notion of cane see an stimulus finally going to come back into our politics? >> i don't know if people are thinking about kings. but what people understand is that you are not going to economic growth. you are not going to have job creation if ordinary people do not have the money to buy goods and services, and when you are having on increase in poverty, and people living i

many we talked to think it is kind of neat, like elliot thompson. >> it is very likely that tomorrow night there will be a lot of folks out here. they will try to catch them at the ambassador's residence. he is not expected at this point to attend any event that are open to the public. >> that is too bad. what will the weather be like for the royal visit? we are tracking in at all from the forecast center. >> we are pretty much looking at a similar day tomorrow that we had today. a mix of sun and clouds, more on the cloudy side. 70 in quantico. thicker clouds out to the west across western maryland. you might want to grab the umbrella just in case a few areas of patchy drizzle along with some light fog expected. what can we expect for the rest of the week? a full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> still to come, a soldier killed while skyping with his wife. >> and reporting mistakes are difficult to correct. >> georgetown university, a do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to e? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there w

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elliot johnson with a single. he has to play it off the wall. matt joyce will come in to score. coming home. rodriguez coming home. out on the plate. taking a look at this. he went right at his neck. he does not flinch and holds the ball. the orioles are within a run. down by one. nick johnson is first time around. the difference maker. the fund continued for the orioles. this time at his expense. >> just looking to get a ball to drive. >> jones delivering more than just the first time around. a total face smashed on johnson and the post-game interview. shaving cream, and not whipped cream. it does not feel good. or taste good. the last one and nick johnson hit before tonight came against the to's. have for a fund-raiser for his foundation. -- is in twon for a fund-raiser for his foundation. he discussed 80 men who underwent surgery for a torn achilles' tendon. -- eight teammates who underwent surgery for a torn achilles' tendon. >> i took 40 or 50. i think ipod got it in half the time. -- i got it in hafl tlf the ti me. >> his trainer trained last year's preakness winner. he wa

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elliot, thanks for coming by.>> good to see you. >> what does this mean to you, something like this? >> it's humbling, but i think it's also gratifying, because it shows that the industry is recognizing that there are 300 people at hightower that have effectively built an innovative business, and this is an honor for all of us because it shows that we've done something that hasn't been done before, and we're quite proud of it. >> you know, elliot, i have to ask you, today there's news about morgan stanley likely not trying to accelerate the buyout of smith barney. hightower has tried to bring a lot of these retail brokers from the big firms, the financial supermarkets. obviously, you've gotten this award, the recognition that you've been successful. but if i'm a broker at morgan stanley or smith barney and i see this news today what does this mean for me and my book of business? >> well, it's basically one more big integration. and what we see in the marketplace is the fallout that impacts the clients. there's cha

the sentencing for elliot set for next month. >>> tonight counter terrorism expects say al-qaeda is changing. a magazine published by members of the terrorist organization encourages people to set forest fires. the article they suggest national parks in moment because the population is growing there. >> today the government published documents they took from bin laden's compound and seals took more than 6,000 documents, audio recordings and videos from his hide out. 17 are now declassified and they give insight into how bin laden planned his attacked, picked targets. >> it shows bin laden worried about drone strikes telling his son to move out of the area. >> he was talking to his team about kidnapping, which was al- qaeda was sort of defaulted to as a fundraising measure. >> one of the more interesting things released here today. bin laden wanted to kill the president but spare the vice president. he apparently thought bid en wouldn't be prepared to take over as president. >> an investigation exposed big delays in discipline for doctors and tonight we are shedding light on bad medicine agai

. >> reporter: dave elliot and michael fisher are getting ready to take their boat out into the bay toheck out the fireworks for the 75th annual golden gate bridge celebration. they both remember what it was like during the bridge's 50th anniversary. >> i go to my wife, look at the bridge. it's completely flat. there's no arc in it. we're going, yeah, it's flat. how can this be? it's eerie. is this safe? >> we attempted to make our way aclos on bicycles but it was futile. we got a beautiful picture of the blimp coming across. it shows the blimp in between the top of the tower, which was a gorgeous site. >> reporter: former san francisco mayor willie brown remembers the views from the landmark bridge. he was actually walking on the bridge from san francisco, meeting people from the marin county side. this youtube video shows just how packed it was on the bridge that day. >> and with more than 1 million on the bridge, it appeared to have flattened out, which frightened me. it took almost four hours for me to get off that bridge, and this celebration i am going to enjoy every second of it

for the screening of the movie, i had the pleasure of having some meaningful conversation with sam elliot. and in that conversation i made a mistake. i had a program in my hand and i asked him to sign the program. his personae changed and he basically said to me, i'm here for you guys, not here to be a celebrity. those weren't his exact words. but that was kind of his -- and that's kind of where -- i mean, the guys -- the valuable guys at this reunion, freddie, fred clue, al montgomery, alan brown. it's not george. you know. they're not here -- >> why do you come back, then? that might be what you say but -- >> yeah. because maybe i need them as much as they need me. >> do they know that? that you need them like they need you? >> no, because i don't think i've gotten -- i don't think i've gotten in touch with my sensitivity to be able to communicate that to the men. and many other pieces. we never have time for meaningful conversation. it is -- for example, tonight when we go to the dinner, we will be overcome by lots of stuff. so to sit down and have a meaningful conversation with these

east policy forum is a program that we run through the institute for middle east studies here at the elliot school to try to bring programs, four, five or six during a semester, where we bring people or talk about the events in the region or in this particular case a book which also deals with an issue of importance in the region. and we are very thankful to the generous support of exxonmobil that gives us a grant each year to have this forum. that allows us to have this forum. so without further be ado, jack o'connell who was station chief or cia head in amman, jordan, wrote his memoirs, wrote his book about his experiences and his very close friendship with king hussein. and he died, it was about a year and a half ago now, sean? >> july 12th -- >> july 12th, yeah, and had done it and had written his book, and we -- he worked very close hi, vernon loeb, who is on my far right is metro editor at "the washington post" and previously served as deputy managing editor at the philadelphia end quirer -- inquirer. in additional to king's counsel, he is co-author of the education of general david p

by the fact that we're so interlinked at the same time you get this growing military tension and elliot chinese are also very uncomfortable about the fact that about eighty percent of their energy supplies are arrived by sea generally through the yellow sea those true that the energy supplies are basically controlled those waters are controlled by the u.s. fifth fleet and the u.s. seventh fleet and that makes the chinese nervous. it's one of big stories of the day again rosie gets know what you think about those stories today we're asking what you think might ruin the u.s. chinese relationship on our website is what you're telling us just under half tell them if you believe it could be a major proxy war for african natural resources forty eight percent the south the third if you think that nothing will tarnish their alliances the country's depends so much on the other seventy percent of you can see the of the opinion that american trade barriers will ruin the relationship five percent tell us that you believe a bone of contention could turn out to be a breach of human rights on earth in

okay, so here's the study from elliot fisher looking at regional variations in medical spending. and this is in the -- this is an index called the end of life expand your index. so these are medicare patients at the end of their life. i didn't read the article close enough to know how close to the end of their life they were, but you knew they were, so pretty close. and look at the distribution of tests and procedures that were done on people close to the end of their life. and lo and behold what do you see? very few major procedures. quite a few more minor procedures. but a lot of imaging, tests, evaluation, and management. that's where the money is. for the very sick people. and obviously that's where the money is for the not very sick people. it's not in those -- i mean there's plenty of money in those fancy machines, don't get me wrong. but where is the real through-put? it's in the seemingly ordinary interventions that we're all used to and expect. that's where the money is. okay. so, well, everybody says well let's do some effectiveness research and you know, figure out wha

. >> thanks, elliot as you know mitt romney is taking credit for the auto bailout, and i'm not sure howay how utterly ridiculous and wrong that is. brian dietz from the white house who was instrumental in the overhaul of the auto industry is going to be my guest. and joined by the always outspoken mayor of lancing. we'll go inside the auto bailout like no other program, and reveal just what a factory of deception mitt romney really is. >> i like -- a factory of deception. >> turning them out. those lies. >> you know this better than anybody. you were the governor of that state. do i remember this? >> you do remember that. >> my knowledge of politics is remarkable. all right. jennifer it is going to be a great show. more "viewpoint" coming up next. >>(narrator) with interviews with notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >>at the end of the day this show's simple. it's about ideas. ideas are the best politics. ideas can bring us together. >>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. coming to current tv. vaccinations save lives. >>we are very committed to the safety of our products.

. >> thank you, elliot. >> did i imagine this or did president obama completely reform wall street aouple of years ago. actually we all imagined it. there has been no reform. more "viewpoint" coming up. ♪ independent. >>here's how you can connect with "viewpoint with eliot spitzer." >>questions, of course, need to be answered. >>we will not settle for the etch-a-sketch candidate, an image where romney is anti gas. battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] for too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card you'll earn double miles on every purchase, every day! [ visigoths cheer ] hawaii, here we come. [ alec ] so sign up today for a venture card at capitalone.com. and start earning double. [ all ] double miles! [ brays ] what's in your wallet? can you play games on that? not on the runway. no. imagine this a sitting president, let's gay george w. bush is found to have exchanged dozens of text messages a day with the owner of fox news. this image brings us to our number of the day which is in fact dozens per day that's how many text messages a news

i think elliot's point is 100% right. there is no way to think that if you have a change in administration that you don't suddenly put yourself in a position where a lot of time goes by. and by the way, i would just say, as an objective fact, the israelis would obviously be noting that as well. >> well, i think we have come to an end, and i have to say, all of us are fortunate to have had the opportunity to share the wisdom and experience of four people on a panel such as you four. so i thank you for that. i just leave you all with one thought. and that is, you actually cannot build your credibility by always saying what you're going to do. at some point, you actually have to do something. so with that, i will thank you all, thank the bipartisan policy. >> thank you. and i'll just pick up quickly on the last couple comments that all the panelists made about this being election and everything. one of the roles of the bipartisan policy center is not just during elections, but all -- every day of the year. we try to bring pe

he has been compared to elliot ness now to coach gerald announces he will be stepping down as u.s. attorney general in chicago. >> fits geraltzgerald just announced he will leave office on june 30th he has been the longest serving u.s. attorney in chicago history: office for more than 10 and half years. he released a statement this morning and said he has notified the white house attorney general eric holder. he says he has no immediate plans as far as work in the summer he will take some time off before considering his next career move. for more on this we are joined on the phone by wgn legal in the wgnterry sullivan. >> ed maier him he is very friendly to speak to and he has the background we need he made it really big. >> it did not matter if there was corruption he was going after them. >> and that is what you want in the u.s. attorney. he was the supervisor of so many people he said in his time in chicago over 10 years he tried not to get in the way of prosecutors and as a former prosecutor that is a really good trait for anyone in his position. he has gone over both political

josh elliot has a quick look at stories they are covering today. >>> good wednesday morning.ming up the inside man, new details on the double agent who foiled that plot how did he fool al-qaeda and get way with the bomb? brian ross with new details don't miss this, next here on "good morning america." >> that comes up in 15 minutes. right now more news. the number of carpoolers crossing the seven state run bridges continues to drop after a toll was enforced nearly two years ago. since july of 2010, carpoolers no longer cross for free. now it costs $2.50. the number of daily carpoolers dropped 26% after the toll was imposed. for the first nine months of this fiscal year, carpooling dropped 10%. traffic on those seven bridges which does not include the golden gate up nearly 1 1/2%. >> if you are a carpooler, more traffic. >> there may be a link between long commutes and expanding waistlines. an article in the american journal of preventive medicine finds people who have a long drive to work are more likely to be overweight compared to noncommuting peers. drivers burn fewer calo

let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america" in 14 minutes. >>> good. >> good morning everybody if in the bay area great join you live as all. coming up a story you have been discussing and will be advancing today that twist now in the trayvon martin shooting case medical reports obtained from the morning after martin was shot show the shooter george zimmerman had been injured. our legal experts will weigh in on the impact it could have on the case. also the phenomenal reporting in florida. also today tom cruise like you have never seen or heard him before. he prepares to play a rock star. an interview he gave talking openly about a lot of subjects he didn't government go into. his wife, scientology and plastic surgery. you want to stake around for all of it. something of a shocker, last night maria and derrick were voted off despite having the highest scores heading into the evening. they will join us live this morning derrick has a birthday he will remember celebrating in times square. also, the diabolical minds from punk' d bring their brand of crue

. >>> let's check in with josh elliot for a look at what is coming up on "good morning america." >>> were talking about the latest underwear bomber you have more on it, right? >>> indeed we do. good morning to you both and everybody in the bay area. we are going to advance that story. brian ross will join us with the latest. will ask the white house's top terror expert, how worried should you be with the idea that perhaps there are more of these sophisticated devices still out there? also an update on a story resonating in southern california hollywood film exec who vanished last week without a trace. his family is making an emotional plea for your help and we'll hear from them this morning. highlights from last night's "dancing with the stars." and world record week continues. yesterday a man hung from his teeth for three minutes outside times square. today a daredevil going for a record inside a wind tunnel. can he stay suspended for three hours? underway, as i speak makeovers, how many can we do in 24 hours? you have to tune in to find out right here on "good morning america". >>>

the blues got everybody but dustin brown went high to the glove of elliot. ended an empty nether late. after they knocked off vancouver, the team that was top seeded. now on to the western conference finals for l. a. new jersey was a 4-2 winner over the flyers. >>> this play didn't affect the outcome of the a's-rays game. that's sean rodriguez making an incredible play to retire ing. he may have gotten caught up in the moment. if you are ing, batting about 40 you want all the hits you can get and you're saying i beat that if you are in but that's not what the call was. that's it for this late sunday night supports wrap. have a good week everybody. >> big series coming up,. >> yeah then they go to arizona. it's very early but the giants could get something done if they do well in those games. >> thank you, joe. >>> we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to join the ktvu morning news at 4:30 a.m. they'll have all the news from overnight. and with remember we're always here for you. thanks so much for joining us this weekend. we'll see you back her

. >>> time to check in with josh elliot for what is coming up. >> good morning.we have a lot to get to. beginning with the story that is resonating i'm sure in the bay area fallout from facebook new questions about why the company stock is still item lidge looking at a fourth straight down day. did big investors have information the average investor did not? how much trouble might a major investment bank be in? answers this morning. the royals have revealed taking a look at katie couric's very rare interviews with the princes william and harry. talking about the women -- the woman they hold so dear their grand queen, celebrating 60 years on the throne diamond lee looms on the horizon. i don't know, if you saw it last night it was a celebration to end all others the greatest we may have seen as donald driver takes the trophy on dancing with the stars he's -- he flies all night from your coast to ours to be here with william and catherine and their partners the after party in times square in moments the report suggests that perhaps i tango with peta. also we are li

. >>> let's check with josh elliot for a look at what is coming up on "good morning america." >> i hear someone is busy, sam doing double duty today? >> yes, he is. as we continue to bend the time space konstantin here from coast-to-coast he's on -- time space continuum from coast-to-coast he's on with kelly. he's also bleary eyed he's going to be breaking regis' record for most consecutive hours on television gripping hour to come. we have a lot, including the story breaking in the south dangers on the interstate serial gunman said to be on the loose on southern highways, perhaps dressing as a police officer pulling over drivers in the middle of the night there are two victims now there's an urgent manhunt for this killer. we'll have the latest throughout the morning on "good morning america." for the time since her arrest, alec baldwin's alleged talker speaks out prompting to stay away from the actor but insists she has committed no crime is there more to the story? and people, i don't understand, there's a bicoastal custody battle going on, over a dog. there's this guy in manhattan w

. >> j let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on gma. >>> good morning. lot to get to, including the latest fallout south of here, on wall street after that colossal loss by jpmorgan chase the bank losing at least two billion dollars in a single series of trades. today we ask what will it mean for the markets? also what it is going to mean for all of your wallets? we have the latest twist in the case of that missing arizona girl who disappeared three weeks ago. authorities are barring her father from seeing his other children. surprising development in that case this morning. also, modern family, secrets to bring you, very inspiring story about one of the stars of the popular show. her secret health battle, secret no more bringing us a story about how her father is giving her a new life. also, spring concert series continues and just feet from me, adam lambert will be performing. his album depositing tomorrow, great stuff you are not going to want to miss it. raucous crowd outside, all next here on "good morning america." >>> thanks josh. >>> tsa security

here's josh elliot with a preview of some of the top stories they are covering. >>> good thursday morningschool buster record, police in an atlanta suburb escorting kids to school today after a gunman fired a rifle at a loaded school bus. this morning parents and an entire community on edge. we are live with the latest, it is next here on "good morning america." >>> a soyuz capsule carrying two cosmonauts and one astronaut docked at the international space station overnight they will begin a 4 1/2 month stab at the orbiting lab. -- month stay at the orbiting lab. [ unintelligible ] >>> also new, honda just announced a recall of tens of thousands of sedans over a dangerous steering problem. 53,000 acura tl sedans are being recalled because of leaky steering hoses in 2007 and 2008. the leaks can cause cars to lose power steering and catch fire. lettuce will be sent out mid june to owners -- letters will be sent out mid june. >>> the u.s. has undergone sweeping changes in the racial and ethnic make-up of the country. for the fist time minorities make up more than half of the children born in

my god, here is elliot. what is going on? >> it is a terrific program.re talking about joe ricketts' who moment was oops he got caught. they were going to fund the program to link president obama back to reverend wright. they got caught so they are not going to do it. that was a fascinating story. and then we'll talk about chase, morgan chase, the numbers keep growing. chase is in deep quick sand. and then we have an amazing story here in new york city how the stop and frisk program may be deemed unconstitutional. >> real quickly let me ask you this. a guy on monday predicted the jpmorgan loss would be much larger, and it turns out if you just do a quarter of a percentage point you lose $2 billion. my god if they lose 2% they are going to -- woe. fascinating. jpmorgan chase just did that. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. we have a real problem on our hands. all right. you know what watch "viewpoint," you'll find out the answer. any way, when we come back, are there drones over chicago? let me see the video? >> that's not a plane. >>the gavin newsom show is a

josh elliot who is celebrating his one year anniversary on the show today as a preview of what they areering. >>> good wednesday morning. coming up exclusive football star deion sanders ing lot owner caught on tape taking a customer's convert able for a joyride. >> that comes up in 15 minutes -- >>> fast growing san francisco-based tech company will an innocence it signed a ten year lease on a new building south of market. it provides a service that allows travelers to rent a room or bed in people's homes the 4-year-old start-up has outgrown its space but has found a new place. today the chronicle reports that next february the company will move into a 17,000 square foot building on brannon street that can house more than 8 workers. >>> the most hael anticipated tech ipo has a firm date facebook will go public may 18th, seeking to raise five billion dollars that will put their value at 100 billion dollars. facebook will begin what is called a road show next week to create interest in the stock which will trade on the nasdaq the ticker symbol, fb. >>> hottest ipo in years may be decades

louis blues, in the 1st period, that was jordan nolan getting one past elliot. blues tied it later in the period, but the kings made it a 2-goal period. brown would later score an empty-netter and kings win 3-1 and they sweep the series and move on to the western conference finals after knocking offer the one-seed, and now the two. >>> and still to come on this early sunday night sportswrap, we'll go racing on the spewed speedway superspeedway at talladega. we'll be right back. . >> nascar on the hide speed ooval at talladega, jeff gordon with tough luck so for this year. gordon brings a horseshoe to change themes. that didn't help. gordon goes down low and looks to be clear until he is ran into by martin truex. a nine-car accident. had to go green checkered. keselowski moves into the 12th spot in points. again biffle, greg biffle, who was 5th today is on top. >>> rickie fowler and his 67th career start this weekend in charlotte. fowler already in the clubhouse and waiting with d.a. points still on the course. all points needs to do to win the tournament is par

here's josh elliot. >>> good friday morning to all of you.ng gliding tragedy, a tourist following -- falling to her death during a tandem ride. the pilot stands accused of hiding key evidence by swallowing it that is next right here on "good morning america." >> which comes up in 14 minutes. >>> a long lost apple video has surfaced, starring steve jobs. take a look at in >>> general, you and your brave fighting force have a rendezvous with destiny. your battle will be long. it will be hard. but it will be won. i'm sure your victory will be great! >> having trouble picking up the accent, maybe the cigarette holder is the tip off that jobs isjmzg playing te role of franklin roosevelt. the nine minute long video was filmed in 1984 intended to motivate apple's sales force do more to knock off rival ibm during a conference in hawaii. a former employee kept the video and recently gave it to a website. >> i'm not sure ibm likes being compared to hitler. >>> shares of facebook are expected to sell for $28 to $35 that means facebook could be worth at

time to check in with josh elliot. >>> hi!e going to have much more on that death of the horse groomer found murdered hours after that finish. we are going to show you where it happened, the proximity, not just to the track, it was -- right along the straight away the far stretch. also the proximity to the winning horse's stable. we have a correspondent live on the scene with the latest as they try to determine among other things how long that body may have been in that barn. we have a mystery update on the toddler that vanished at a beach here in new england. police fear that she may have been swept away. her 4-year-old sister says she was in fact taken what really happened? dan abrams, nancy grace weighing in. we will be going behind the scenes with the "dancing with the stars" folks. this whole thing goes down to the wire. we have our world record party today sikahema -- today cirque de soleil always good when they show up we have performers looking to break three world records on the program. things go off the rails, but i

time to check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america." >>> good monday morning in chicago. protesters clashing with police as president obama and world leaders gather for the nato summit. at least three violent plots foiled and a group of suspected terrorists under arrest. what were they planning? find out next. >>> three climbers dead on two more missing after trying to come down the summit of mount everest. officials say a sudden windstorm swept the mountain saturday after calm conditions earlier in the day. the three dead climbers are believed to be from germany, canada and south korea. the missing a man from chinese. >>> breaking news from yemen. the death toll has reached 96 in a suicide bombing this morning the bomber blew himself up during a military parade rehearsal in the capital. authorities say he was a soldier taking part in a drill near the presidential palace preparation for tomorrow's celebration of yemen's national day is underway that's why the rehearsal. at least 100 were hurt in the bombing. so far no group has claimed responsibility. >>> deve

steven silverstein is with us exclusively along with his attorney elliot martin.d morning to both of you. want to start with some good news? >> sure. >> we asked people on our website to go on overnight, logon and asked the question, does the jilted groom have a case against his ex-fiance. 66% say yes. he has a case. 34% say no. how do you feel about those numbers? >> i think it just shows the public understand that, you know, she did something wrong, she did something immoral, and you know, she shouldn't be allowed to get away with it. >> i would bet though, steven, if you asked those 66% of people another question, should this guy, though, just move on, take a deep breath, and let bygones be bygones, some of those people might say yeah, this isn't worth it, the time or the money. >> yeah, you know, i mean i tried to be a nice guy for almost two weeks of, you know, after she broke up with me. i wanted to get this done without any legal -- legal service, anything like that. i didn't want to have to go with a lawsuit. and i tried to do that with her and i was force

elliot johnson hit a home run. then ben hits one back-to-back.surely you are thinking the orioles are done. not just yet. eighth inning, a home run. 9-7 at this point. adam jones hit it . john rodriguez cannot make the play, throws it wide. run.as the tha rodriguez makes the play this time. 9-8. the orioles are in first place in the east and play the yankees tonight at camden yards. it's a lot of fun at camden yards right now. the cross college quarterfinals sat down and maybe on saturday. la plata denver. marylanders plays john hopkins. blue jays beat stony brook 19-9. last night in pennsylvania, john tillman and the terrapins advanced with a one-golden. the turterrapins in the dark jerseys. this above all, to buy and own self be true. wish i came up with that. a couple of local princ briakid. tied at 9. joe, a senior from oil spill. maryland wins 10-9 at johns hopkins. and in the girls, mcdonnell over maryville. they won 69 straight games. that's a pretty good winning streak. reagan's wrapped up their first minicamp of the spring authorities an

a special edition of viewpoint with elliot spitzer, live from washington tonight at 8/7 central.s politically direct on current tv. >>the dominoes are starting to fall. (vo) granholm is live in the war room. >> what should women be doing? >> electing women to office. (vo) she's a political trailblazer. >>republicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ we want this party started right ♪ ♪ we want this party started quickly ♪ >> this song needs more bongo. >> stephanie: i am. it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 23 minutes after the hour. >> oboe. >> stephanie: for a moment i thought rebecca and her husband greg had brought mini -- who brings a piano? >> stephanie: when someone says what can i bring? i normally say wine from now on. ♪ ♪ >> stephanie: all right. [ applause ] you heard me, courtney, next time no guacamole. if you come without mini kiss, forget it. speaking of par-tays, this assert in los angeles. there are less than 100 tickets left. hurry. get the last remaining tickets for saturda

. >> another area of difference elliot, if i might, one that mitt romney has tried to highlight or suggest as a difference is on israel. he would take a harder line on israel and a tougher line on the palestinians than barack obama has. and that was perceived as a vulnerability that president obama had with not just jewish voters, but that didn't seem to get a whole lock of traction nevertheless it's an example of mitt romney trying to find an opening. >> i think you are both right. you have highlighted what i would say are marginal differences. the reality is given where we will be in the multiple wars we have been fighting. we will be talking about one thing and one thing only. the economy, jobs jobs jobs. and globally for all of us as citizens in a world dependent on the crisis of al-qaeda. nonetheless it will drive this forward. thank you both for your [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, i

. >> thanks, elliot. >> more "viewpoint" coming up. >>we're just getting started.n. ♪ >>> can we fix america's financial services by bringing one law back to life? no. but could behelp the banks by reviving a system of laws? you bet. especially if that system is the one that gave us more than 60 years of banking stability. after jpmorgan chase reported losing more than $3 billion, a lot of people said bring back the glass sea gal act. we have been trying to put that back in place with the voelker rule. but andrew ross sorkin pointed out that glass-steagall alone would not have saved lehman brothers and bear stearns. a glass-steagall reenactment might not mean that much. but i think andrew misses the larger point. reveal of glass-steagall was merely one part of a larger flaw in our thinking. we cut virtually all of the rules and regulations that kept our banks solid and credible for six decades, next thing we knew leverage ratio spun out of control, capital requirements shrivelled up, government and bankers believed in the myth of self regulation, and they were wron

. >> elliot i thinkle made sure his office has taken part every semesterrer since it began. >> most ofe people can do work if you just give them a chance. i am willing to give them a chance. >> he and the other interns say their goal is same as any student to use this experience to find a permanent job. >> i feel very lucky. i feel very blessed. i am glad i got this opportunity. >> reporter: on capital hill, jennifer davis, fox news. >>> following breaking news where two small planes crashed in on silver road, one pilot is dead the other was taken to a fredericksburg hospital. the cause of the crash is under investigation. two small planes crashed here, we have a reporter on the way to the scene we will keep you updated here on fox 5. >>> a flag for every soldier, at arlington national cemetery on memorial day. there are 256,000 flags in the ground today and at least one hem or of the regiment used her chance to pay respects to a fellow female soldier and friend killed in iraq >> i have been in this area four years and never able to bring myself to come to her burial site. so, today se

>>>l4Ñ time to check in with joh elliot for a look at what is coming up on "good morning america" >> new? were an absolutely beautiful baby. and just because you may not have come out nine pounds 13 odds like jessica simpson's little baby. >> i was half that. what about you? >> if your producers could put >> uh-oh he's speechless. >>> major security breachmtl at lindbergh field, san diego's airport man out of jail walks on to a plane no nickel, no pat-down the way he snuck through has -- set off alarms across the land. we'll have the latest. audio and video evidence to suggest there is a feud brewing between two of the biggest stars in all the world. madonna vs. lady gaga a celebrity death patch to be sure. find out what madonna said if you remember, we introduced you to one of this interlope said he was the most ridiculously photogenic guy he has a companion. she has gone viral she is here to face our caps -- cameras live. we have a tyrannosaurus rex in times square i've done 40 minutes of tv today that i don't believe and did it you have to tune in to find out. jive to be more car