go to scotland to speak with fraser up in fraser dot org and as a journalist blogger broadcaster who has made documentaries for the b.b.c. about the financial collapse including r.b.s. inside the bank that ran out of money in fraser welcome to the kaiser report i'm max all right in france of the rigging of live or rates was first mentioned in the media as early as two thousand and seven so why has it now only become the scandal that it is and how high up the how i up the ladder does this crime story go well i think one of the main reasons is that we have you know a very weak regulatory regime here in the u.k. but it's not just the u.k. so obviously other countries as well there was a kind of complicity between the financial regulator the f.s.a. and the bank of england and the banks seemingly well i don't know quite when that that that element of it started it probably didn't start till the height of the crisis in about september always but certainly you know it was well known in fact there's a guy called tim born to used to work for barclays capital who went on bloomberg television i

fraser bullock, who is featured in the pro-romney ad we just played. more we go to wayne barrett. one of his latest pieces for the newsweek/daily beast is, "romney's shady connections from salt lake olympics still paying off." his new mother jones report is called, "i couldn't love him more: how romney steered a key olympic project to a friend." welcome back to "democracy now!" tallis, who are mitt romney's friends and how do they relate to the olympics, which is one of the few things on his resume that he is really touting to show why should be qualified to be president? >> when your producer, yesterday i said, with all the gaffs, i think he's going to give up even as part of his resume. his given at massachusetts, bain has been taken away, in the last thing is the salt lake olympics. he embarrassed himself so badly, i did not think he would be stressing desperate a few hours after i spoke to your producer, they put up this ad. he has got a very weakened resume. let's give him full credit for what happened in salt lake. i think he was a managerial suc

we were told he'll never come near our house or fraser or any one of us.ago, they said, well, he's reformed. he's rehabilitated. he feels terrible remorse for what he's done. basically he's a model student and he's coming back. if we don't like it, we can suck it up and just leave and go to another school. >> did they actually use those words? >> well, exactly. basically i'm embellishing by saying suck it up but the attitude in the room was, if you don't like it, this is true, sutherlands you noticed to go to another school. they threw reconciliation on us, too. >> fraser, has this boy ever apologized to you? maybe not in person. if he's reformed, has he ever sent an apology your way? >> no. >> you haven't heard from him at all. >> never. not at all. >> and so what is the plan? i mean, kirk, what is your greatest fear about this boy returning to the school to take classes again alongside your son? >> well, this is an individual who was part of a scenario that pushed my son down a hill. concussed my son. he went 25 feet into a tree and suffered -- he suffer

consultant, fraser seitel.at penn state, i love penn state as much as i love ole miss and this happened it my penn state i could make an argument for as long use want to talk, this is not about football. this wasn't about football and football power this was about a man who did bad things and never involved any football players, no allegation of anything involving football players and then i would return to, again, an article or a column from jeff shultz in the atlantic journal constitution and the very end of it, "the tone at top of the school said that the investigator was dissuaded the school janitors from coming forward after witnessing incidents and they were afraid of being fired for reporting a mowerful football coach." don't forget, coach sandusky's office was next to joe paterno, the offices closest to the man in charge are the offices of the greatest power. ask anyone in any corporation anywhere. the last line of this column "sandusky will spend the rest his life in prison, he could have been stopped

we've already talked about how all four sets of grandparents, fraser robyn the third, lavonne john and, cornell shields and rebecca johnson was raised by her aunt and uncle rather than her parents. but what is so exciting about chicago? i mean, here we are in heartland and we've got an audience full of new workers. share with us by chicago -- >> a man who has no bias about chicago. >> way with such an important place in the story. >> chicago is why it was all happening. really it was one of those big cities where people were trying to go to. one of the most fascinating records sources i've found worthy fighters of migrans. one of the letters collected were people in the 1900s were looking for places. chicago defender, the black newspaper played a role in encouraging the migration of people wrote things like, looking for a place, this kind of work or that kind of work in one of the letters that struck me, which i think i quote their was looking for a place where i can be a man -- or a black man can be treated like a man. people thought it in this place that wasn't fabricated. not like u

mageall beeve it was fraser, leads the family, goes off to war and what does the right? what does he sa tothm carolina, the golden boy of his small-town and goes off to chicago to the big-time and big anul fnwofands in the nd go ihtw lle th fl apart. and he left his family, in fris elmeaper reaperworkad esbe rus an hhin, know? >> i wondered what you felt like in that moment as a researcher en you saw that. because that would have been hard toha h e pendt. >>wah wars wth fetsah e imy went back home. >> he did. he ultimately went back home then he rejoined his family as if he had never left. baroe wnyi thrlr years of integration a littlebit. and then one day they came in and he was reading his newspap and theh,u ihha veft tnesp i aur] >>yontd cn avretaed about how all four sets of grandparents, fraser robinson the third, lavonne johnso parnell shields --le hmdtam us iby anct tn re cho?a me we are in harlem and we have got an audience full of new yorkers. share with uwhy chicago was such portt c n asat ic gh >>caash mrtt place in the story. >> chicago was where it was all p

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christian fraser takes a look at the 1900 games in paris. >> if medals were given out for organization, the 1900 paris olympics would take a wooden spoon. the track and field events, they used broken telegraph poles as hurdles. but did produce a sporting champion, an american winning a for your gold medals. he was the first truly olympian figure of modern times. the marathon was run along the course of the old city walls inside of the eiffel tower. it was a shambles. a frenchman was accused of taking a shortcut and he did cross the line remarkably clean. the swimming events produced record time. >> maybe that's because there were swimming with the currents. the obstacle course went over and under. the frenchman won the underwater event. he held his breath for over a minute. did you know that france is the raining silver? medalist silver? paris of 1900 was the only time the sport featured. it was one by 158 runs. montegut was the star of the show. that's a gold medal performance. >> that was the paris games of 1900. we will remember great moments of past olympics every day on bbc world

. >>> alistair fraser his mother says nothing is come easy they adopted an actor is born to drug addicts. she is born addicted to. they're encouraged to withdraw the first five months of his life. his battled learning disabilities that this is not a story about those battles it is about a battle in the last places a student ever expect to have one that is high school. it first started with an adoption from ims sister. it happened on a david cone was supposed to complete the chemistry lab he says yes his teachers to make up the lab later. >>> that's partly ok. the when you return the next cool day he says carlotta change your minds. did waves she says administrators promised they could make up the lab instead bowen says ollie got was the wrath of his teacher. equates to send no was the mother i know was you. adapted the school administration had made up that ladder. she fell bone on his lab dropping him from a plus receive less. it is a violation she now says in a lawsuit of education code but in a letter they say the superintendents and eye makeup days saying my rationale for the denial

with something every day for the upcoming olympics struggling in the cold and wet weather shed and fraser price is the fastest woman in the world this year in the one hundred metres but she came last and said it was final which was won by blessing of nigeria in eleven point zero one seconds america's can of the japanese was australian well champ and so the patient was the favorite for the one hundred meter hurdles chill speech by americans at a well that's news for the women separating four hundred metre limbic champing christian group of possible champ and i'm not much of what's wanted to win it in a time of fifty one point one nine while frenchman christophe i'm at season's best in the nines two hundred meters coming home in one thousand point nine one seconds jamaicans assembled and young blake had been quick. for some very. very fast. for the olympics. for the. truer card. first so for there to be a real. funnel a stunning basketball skills who planted as america's. started boscobel team held an open training session ahead of the fast approaching london olympics to end based on the bo

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london with something for the upcoming olympics struggling in the cold and wet weather shall end fraser price is the fastest woman in the world this year in the one hundred metres but she came last said this final which was one blessing of nigeria in eleven point zero one seconds america's committed jetta was third world australian well champ instead of pearson was the favorite for the one hundred meter hurdles but she was beaten by american kelly world news for the women's reigning four hundred meter olympic champion christine. past world champion muncher of bits one or two in a time or fifty one point one nine what french make yourself a match plucked season's best in the men's two hundred meter is coming in nineteen point nine one second only jamaicans you send bolt and john blake have been quicker . very first. here. before the olympics. if you don't for the first you didn't. know i was. card. for the for your big game you're. now just a week after winning wimbledon serena williams has reached another ten its final this time at the bank of the west classic in california williams' br

in london with some favorites for the upcoming olympics struggling in the foul weather shelley and fraser price is the fastest woman in the world this year over one hundred metres but she came last in saturday's final which was won by blessing of god body of nigeria an eleven point zero one seconds america is common at each other with struggling world champion sally pearson was the favorite for the hundred meter hurdles but she was beaten by american kelly wells. however better news for the women's reigning four hundred meter olympic champion christina group who she powered past world champion to show of course want to head to win in a time of fifty one point one nine seconds while frenchman christophe lemaitre clocked the season's best in the men's two hundred meters coming home in nineteen point nine one only jamaicans you same boat and you blake have gone quicker. than your crew who are not very first. olympics. for the first season it's an. enormous. truer card. for stores or for your to gambia. in other news danny betrays it will start in pole position for moto g.p. as italian grand

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four year old or young as fraser whose motherland and this is a microphone the kids carrying not a kalashnikov. her young his father couldn't imagine that his youngest son is participation in apache arctic rally would put all his family in danger and lead to the murder of his other two children and if they threatened us many times once they wrote on the house as well that the time has come then they sent me a symbolic loop then they put the picture of reality on facebook as promising five hundred thousand syrian pounds to those who bring him to them we couldn't imagine they'll come to our home and not let me in i mean in my ears i wanted to prepare for exams and went to sleep in the living room which i'm not and this is where they smash first they were shootings and they cried a lot barked at on my heat under the bed. and i was crying because they killed years and i miss him a lot i managed to me is eldest son was shot dead on the way to hospital as he was trying to get help to his injured brother little rayyan escaped death only because that night he stayed with his grandparents in the s.s. a

and they'll be no penalties or any deterrents whatsoever it's terrible right ok well you know ian fraser he's a u.k. journalist crisis consistently he calls the f.s.a. a joke and so do most european traders that i talk to so i'm not counting on the f.s.a. doing anything the british government maybe they could create a new agency i don't know right now i think london's a free for all they're desperate for money themselves they don't let bankers do whatever the hell they want as far as the us you know i think doug brain is trying to get a little bit stricter i think that the u.s. government and the congress in the senate is actually trying to do something but max there if you can figure out how to commit fraud wall street's always been able to do it for over one hundred years ok so i want to just return in the time we have left terry ball to just give us a little bit more on the model line lawsuits you know this is another one of yours your stories that you broke but you've been on top of it from the beginning just give us a just a we have about a minute or so just a little background a li

and now fraser seitel, the knicks, man, the tortured, tortured life. >> they are having another losinghe season does not start for three month, the most dysfunctional franchise in the history of the nba. jason kidd is almost as old as i am and his best days are behind him, and they sign him for three years and $10 million and he shows his gratitude by getting drunk and running into a pole. >> who makes $10 million and cannot call a cab? >> you know what the insurance policy is? >>guest: here is the insurance policy, jeremy lin, because if they keep him, they sign him for $25 million and the other 25 they get charged in taxes as you said, they need jason kidd to be his tutor, and if they don't sign lin they need kidd to be the point guard and for lin if the knicks give him up they use the p.r. potential and merchandising and he does well in houston, houston signs dwight howard the knicks fail. they get pilloried. if they seen lin he has played 28 games, the season is 70 games and no one knows how he will do for a full season and he bombs out, they get pilloried again so it is typical ne

my name is ken fraser. i chaired the special investigations task force.f there's one thing, one thing that should be abundantly clear it is that all responsible and caring adults have a fundamental responsibility to safeguard the children in their communities. this morning we received a report from judge lewis freeh. and we would like to thank judge freeh for his diligence in uncovering the facts over the past eight months and for issuing such a comprehensive and thorough report today. without question, the process that we just underwent with judge freeh leeading it was critical for all of us if we need to move forward. we need to understand what happened, to hold the appropriate individuals responsible for their actions, and their failures to act, and identify the changes that need to be immediately addressed in our university community. let me be absolutely clear. an event like this can never happen again in the penn state university community. judge freeh's report is both sad and sobering. he made three clear points. first and foremost, we, the penn st

we at the cato institute have done quite a bit of work with our friends and colleagues at the fraser institute in canada on the importance of economic freedom in establishing prosperity. and while we publish an index of economic freedom around the world that does establish strong empirical relationships with human progress, that index by itself cannot tell you why some countries are more likely to reform or why some will stick to building the types of sound institutions that lead to growth. to do that requires a lot more detail about a particular country's circumstances and an eye for relevant information. i am pleased that today we have the author of breakout nation's, pursuit of the next economic miracles. it developed precisely those skills to combine egg good sense of what is a proper policy environment with "final victory: fdr's extraordinary world war ii presidential campaign" observation about what is going on inside of the country in terms of politics, social attitudes, economic trends, and other factors that can determine where a country is heading. his book is a useful guid

rob fraser is an organizer of the bucking horse sale. what does the horse get out of it?ontractors take excellent care of the horses. they put a lot of miles on in a truck going from rodeo to rodeo. they actually only work for eight seconds. they're well fed and well fean care of. >> announcer: mile city reporter: cowboys pay for the privilege of trying to stay on these spirited steeds. >> announcer: don't give up reporter: long enough to win a few bucks in prize money and perhaps move a little closer to making it on the pro rodeo circuit. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen let him know you appreciate his hard work and determination >> reporter: cowboys like dave struler from golden, colorado. he's a bare back rider. is there anyway to describe the feeling coming out of the chute >> put your hand in a vice, tie it to a train and drive it off a cliff. that's the easiest thing >> announcer: in trouble early and a mouth full of mud >> reporter: what does the mud and the weather do to you? >> messes with your head. you don't want a horse to flip and fall on you. you don't wan

the fraser institute, where worked until 1991, we started a publication called waiting your turn, attacked a hospital waiting lists in canada. last year the average wage in canada from seeing a primary-care doctor to getting treatment by specialist was 19 weeks. that's almost five months, and is the longest time since the reporting. it's very, very important that obamacare be repealed and replaced with an agenda that brings about affordable and accessible quality care. the o the point is that doctors, i believe that a number of doctors, a lot of doctors are going to get out of the practice and was this law is repealed. about 70 percent of doctors are upset about obamacare, and it's going to impact negatively on how they practice medicine. the other key pnt is, the study shows that 69 percent of doctors steel -- feel that the best of the protestant not going to go into medicine, and that is very discouraging for the future health. in my book i talk about an and propellers, about 14. we don't have time today. universal coverage and to bend the cost curve down. we're not trying to achieve uni

we obviously have to be very careful watching that and i note general fraser has this on the front of his screen. >> we face right now with the president of iran and president chavez two peas in a pod. we have to avoid having it become three peas in a pod with their expansion activities in south america or any central american region as well so good luck, appreciated appreciate it very much in thank you all and best of luck to all of you. thank you. >> thank you senator nelson. >> thank you mr. chairman. obviously it's a pleasure meeting all of you in my office and discussing the issue so i'm not going to repeat those concerns and certainly general kelly is good to have a massachusetts native and good to see you and your wife here. your sacrifice and service in service to our country is very well-known and appreciated back home in our state, as you both know. and obviously general grass being on the joint chiefs now is something we all worked collectively on this committee to make sure happen so we could find that good balance to make sure that is properly represented especially as th

this was the list of criteria that the fraser institute uses. this is a measure of economic freedom. this is per-capita income in various countries and you can see that there is a general upward trend there, that as economic freedom goes up, so does per-capita income. that chart of course proves once again, causation and correlation are two different things, so that is only the beginning of the investigation into now have to start looking at the data more carefully and all sorts of confounding variables and you end up discovering economic freedom is really really important and in fact more so than it appears on that graph. the ideal way to determine something like that is with a controlled environment. that is always the gold standard in science. we have exactly two controlled experiments on this. one is called korea and one is called germany. split the country in half in one goes one way and the other goes the other way and see what happens to their economic growth. and in both cases the results were extremely definitive. the problem with those

the fraser institute in canada rates countries on economic freedom. what do they mean by economic freedom? this was not a random list. this was a list of criteria the institute uses. this is the measure of economic freedom. this is per-capita income in various countries. there is a general upward trend. as economic -- economic freedom goes up, so does per-capita income. that chart proves causation and correlation are two different things. that is still only the beginning of an end -- of an investigation. you have to look at the data more carefully, controlling for variables to review and discovering economic freedom is really important. the ideal way to determine something like that is with a controlled experiment. that is always the gold standard in science. we have exactly to controlled experiments on this. one is called korea, what is called germany. split the company -- split of the country in half, one goes one way, the other goes the other way. in both cases, the results were definitive. the problem is that n =2. an experiment with two observati

a 120-pound black bear cub got inside the mall in fraser, pennsylvania and shoppers were told to get once the bear was spotted roaming at a sears store. wildlife experts were called into sedate the number, who eventually fell asleep and was taken away by conservation officers, no one was injured and maybe he just wanted a new pair of jeans! we have a final check of the accu-weather forecast. >> we're getting a little more comfortable around the bay, if you thought it was too hot yesterday we still have the 90s inland an 80s around the bay and 78, nelson and 68 in at the and 61 with afternoon clearing, half moon bay and down by monterrey bay it is socked in, right now but we will see low 90s in gilroy later with 60s in monterrey, and so, beeps a shg, cool and inland is hot, and warm tomorrow and then, much, much cooler. >> all right. that is going to do it for us, thank you for joining us on the abc-7 sunday morning news, i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa... and our next newscast is at 5:00. reporting from colorado and a reminder, download our new alarm clock app for your iphone and s