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reports are surfacing an internal report could be released this week placing some blame on the eo, jamiey well slash the bonus and that could put him at risk of losing the entitlement of highest-paid banker. he took nearly $23 million last year thanks to his bonus. if that bonus gets cut, who could take over the title of highest-paid banker. number five the ceo of goldman sachs took home more than $15.5 million according to the sec includes more than 10 and a half million dollars in stock awards. number four, a familiar face, lloyd glenn fine. his pay package was also thanks to stock awards. number three, jpmorgan chase, the head of the investment bank and while his salary is less, his bonus was nearly a million dollars more. number two, the bank of new yo new york, nearly $18 million is head of the investment management came thanks to the bonus and the number one highest paid banker, the ceo of wells fargo. his base salary is the highest of anybody on the list, twice the salary of jamie dimon. my two cents more and the answer to the question of the day, should prison inmates are allowed

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the eo was not confident and there was also no evident of her existence on the database or at stanford where she purportedly went to college. manti te'o released a printed statement but not in person as scheduled. >>> the downfall of one of college football's greatest coaches on its way to the big screen. al pacino will star at the late penn state coach joepaer the no called "happy valley" based on a byography of paterno. it details the last two years of his life. he died of cancer one year ago, shortly after he was fired over the jerry sandusky scandal. >>> and suspicion around lance armstrong. confirmed with simple confessions. >> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> was one of those banned substances epo? >> you. >> did you ever blood dope or use blood transfusions to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> and in all seven of your tour de france victories did you take banned substances? >> yes. >> those admissions from lance armstrong during an exclusive interview with oprah last night. now, former teammates, critics and even arms

we need an eo to tell them to meet the current obligations and require federal law enforcement officerso trace guns recovered in criminal investigations. why aren't we doing this already? part of it is why are we doing it and why do we have to do it? we're going to tell the centers for disease control to research the causes and preventions of gun violence. is gun violence a disease? what about knife violence? now have the c.d.c.-- >> al sharpton if if there's a knife incident we're going to have knife control. good to see you, happy new year. >> same to you. >> sean: a lot more to come. we'll give you the information you will not get in the mainstream media. coming up next, the n.r.a. calls out president obama for his hypocrisy. >> mr. obama demand the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes and just another elitist hypocrite for their fair share of security. a and-- >> you can go to the hannity control room right there and see our producer working hard kind the scenes to bring you the hannity live experience where you get the background information on the stories covered right here on th

we may find out as hostess negotiates the sell-off, big brain name, an exclusive interview proceed eo you going to court on the first big part of yourself offs, $360 million deal, to the flowers buyout folks for all of that but another bigger deal may be in the offing. >> a stalking horse bid in, $360 million for the major brand which includes wonder bread and included in that are 20 plants and depot locations. the interest on the cake side of the business. it has been astounding. and it is lined up, and will be significantly higher. >> a stalking horse bid, what do you mean by that? >> selling assets in bankruptcy everything goes to an auction in front of the judge. would you like to do is lineup fair value, you deal with fair value and put that bid in and that is the target for anyone who wants to bid. >> rather than bidding to buy a different brand, these bids are coming in to the whole kit and caboodle, >> we are not carving--carving mickey's -- twinkies out mix, it is a billion dollar revenue business and i think the interest level, what i hear from buyers on that side and this i

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you heard the r cancer eo come in and saying, look, we have to trim our cost base, we have to make the clock fit the environment we're in. so that's an industry that's only going to be shedding more jobs. where are the industries that will be creating them? >> i understand ceos. they live in the new world, they live in the market conditions that circumstances are generating. we need to get growth going. we'll get the public finances back in order and then we will turn to job and growth. i don't think we can wait that long. two issues, one is the situation of young workers. we've heard in spain, you're more likely to be out of a job than in a job. and this notion of a lost generation, it sounds like a cliche. it's a reality because everything shows that if at the beginning of your professional career you're out of the jobs market six months to a year, you have a difficult time getting back in again. that is the situation that one-third of the unemployment in europe face. >> why do you think they've been comfortable with the price? >> the question i most free throwly get asked about yout

also -- it cannot also amend current statutes to better equip us to deal with the cyber threats so the eo can go so far, the executive order can go so far, but congress will need to act. i was pleased to see that there was a place holder bill introduced yesterday. i think this is an area that the more congress understands, the more willing they are to really take this up. i think this is an interest of new chair of the house homeland security committee who worked on the bill last year. my hope and efforts will be towards moving legislation this year. >> dawn in the back. >> thank you. madam secretary, i'm don with the wilson center. i've wondering whether you might give us a brief explanation of what prompted the withdrawal of the full body scanners in airports and what we might expect replacement. i'm an artificial hip guy so i appreciate them. >> well, not withdrawing all the scanners, but withdrawing one type of scanner. those scanners are very valuable. why? because aviation remains a threat. we don't put scanners in airports for our health in that sense. well, it would be kind of, yo

>> there was a period where he was the this eo, but it has been minimal. >> this is a better look at what's going on in this company opinion you can see there in '08, there are 100 dollar stocks. >> it looks like lampert was really going to get it going. >> this is a better look at things. and i think if he did this -- i have to go back and look at when that transaction happened. >> back in '03 or '04. >> here we are, 42.92. >> another question, how long is he going to be the ceo for? >> is he a retailer, is it not? a lot of questions about what's happened this year during his tenure. having said that, you know, your year on year ibetas -- >> retailing is hard work. through there is a basis that year on year, it's better. >> did you see the terry l u u n lungren's piece on electric? >> oh, yeah. it was a great piece. more importantly, i didn't realize he had been on the dating game. >> how did the date go? >> i was going to ask him. but back in the '70s, could you expect things to work out successfully? i don't think so, right? unless jennifer granholm -- oh, my gosh. >> he is like g

the problem is whether it is eo or preventing sexual harassment, it seems to be power plants for people to glaze over. how do you judge the effectiveness of those training programs that are supposed be providing those initial entry service members were those that are only the front lines cleared through their annual recurrent trainees -- to make sure that they understand. i am an army guy. the train to cross the services is not resonating. these incidents continue despite this ongoing initial entry and recurring train. how do we assess the training programs that we have to try to stem the tide of these sexual assaults and associated sexual incidents? we add more. all of the services do this. having an impact? expand those and get rid of the rest and wasting people's time that could be better spent in a different way tackling this problem. we have talked to experts advising us on this topic. one thing they told me that got my attention because i'm more interested in seeing if it works quickly continue if it doesn't, dump and try something else. he said you have to be more careful because