series to goldman it's coming out stop it actually take a look at me the thread is not going to get any new life there and they're off. to genetics but eugenics vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was there are things to learn from in eighty feebleminded still today for the future i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till now i'd really rather not talk about that right. breaking news aren't international friends joins us and arming kurdish troops in iraq as they battle is launching modest amid concern that the west is getting too deeply involved in. heavy artillery attacks kill at least three people in the outskirts of deniece going east ukraine with the residential areas pounded by shells as the army tries to retake the city from local militia. and e.u. plans an emergency agriculture session of experts as moscow's food embargo takes its toll we take a look at how the trade wars are

series to goldman it's not me not stop it is the dems only taking the debate the thread is not going to get it in life there are blue and there are votes. if you leave them with economic ups and downs in the final months they belong to the deal saying i and the rest because i think the take it will be if we. win the european union promise to net ukraine become part of it it clearly contributed to the bathtub ration of tensions within ukraine ukraine will not become part of the european union won't tell tales ukraine absolutely doesn't have the economic level to become part of the e.u. . right to see. the first tribute and i think the church. on our reporters put their. to be in the. clean war zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of warmongering politicians . let's try to understand what happens when this clean war becomes real thanks to technological prowess. peter singer analyzes the way the drones are changing the perception of war and the relationship between the military and politicians. for a washington based research center the brookings institution. which is a fundame

goldman it's not stopping citibank only taking the credit. and life there are. so. please please. please underline these new policies i think you know the. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i rollers who should. play. ukraine's army pounds the center of the end. the very first time at least how many people have been killed in the city in the last three days. russia should wall itself in or break ties with its partners that statement from president putin as he addresses top politicians in the resort city of. police forces in missouri on leash there have us crackdown on protesters yet during a fourth night of unrest over the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen by a cop. played.

series to goldman it's not a nonstop example only taken from the demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life. and. it's like you know when the bullets to stop. because it's like duck duck duck that's a backpack that. moment so it's it's almost like there's a beat the blue and then you just see the big sound it's like a bass. welcome back this is arty international necessity is the mother of invention as the saying goes and for one russian man that means a living to high lies in a homemade plane are just medina concha there are reports on how his dreams to flight. sir gay and his eight year old son took a flight to their holiday destination there'd be nothing exceptional about that word not for one thing you will get a little i made a plane we flew in myself i know every single tiny part of it and of course it gives me great comfort i feel confident about. his spend over five years building and from scratch using mostly fiberglass plastic old machinery parts and his inexhaustible and yes i'm sarah ganim has sunny kita spent a total of twenty three hours in the sky tra

to goldman it's not stopping c.d.'s only take it no demand for credit not going to get any better in life there are there are folks. in justifying their stance there citing all sorts of what they see as international pass a dance in cost of coming referendum in scotland but the response that they're hearing from their was a sad one is illegitimate but what we have been doing is to live life there if you break into their. marriage or does is right. is a made for other people for centuries like russia or old countries like this trade . but whatever america does is right because america doesn't. just want to keep building the allowing saudi arabia qatar and iran to fund millions of millions of pounds worth of building of mosques in this country where they have them addresses where we have a hundred thousand four to sixteen year old children who have been schooled in these materials which is encouraging complete non integration within this is so i. searched for. and i think you're. on a reporter's. instrument. the term fal

series to goldman it's not stock c.d.'s only take no demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life there are absolutely and there are books. dramas that transfer. to the. stories others the few still notice. the faces change. the old picture of today's. india from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. you know. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle reminder we're discussing the role of the neoconservatives in american foreign policy. ok and i to go back to francis and champaign one of the interesting things when you look at these neo-cons i mean whatever time period you want to look at it they always use the fig leaf of democracy promotion but in the end it's usually chaos promotion right what i did want to get back to. this point bob was making that and your question that in fact from the neoconservative perspective u.s. foreign policy has been a great success yeah after nine eleven two thousand and one wolfowitz who i went to school with publicly stated that they we

talked to goldman it's not me not stop it is it actually takes no demand to credit. and life there are absolutely and there are but. i restrain. in december as he has in town and. more likely to be raped in college than in the real world. i didn't think people did that to each other when they knew each other i thought rape was a stranger in the precious. girl complaining about the son of an alumni use gives millions of dollars to the school why listen to somebody who's going to lose money at the school if schools that make money based decisions are much more common than they would ever admit publicly. it's just that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill in exchange for this deal with a fee out devil the us economy would never aid we were told we could lead lives to balance currency without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of one call center has been hit in the basement of fort knox by the barbarous relic old gold and that portrait of old girl said my dear people chose attire haggard and ugly old d

if they did it right, it could be easily folded inside of goldman sachs. the biggest brokerage firm around. it is 6,000, 7,000 financial advisors but it is pretty good, run by bob mccann one of the better managers of brokers units. liz: before you were saying charles schwab with you you mentioned, that market cap is $36 billion. >> is a a lot of money, a lot of money and it is a harder deal. goldman has been interested in charles schwab for many years. they were charles schwab's banker. that is why that name always comes up. other names if they look to go the asset management route, then you're talking about some other interesting firms. frankly templeton -- franklin templeton and invesco. legg mason out of baltimore i very good firm i know people on the board. liz: raymond james. >> that would be wealth management. always talked about but they remain staunchly independent. they don't want to merge with anybody and they do pretty good. that is essentially names we're hearing. those are out there. i will say this, these are speculative banker names but often

it. goldman sachs did it, credit suisse did it.cording to them, if you're a fidelity, right? so this is how it affects the small investors. the small investors invest with fidelity or vanguard. you can -- your fund manager can put his trades through the dark pool and, essentially, hide it from the rest of the market. other firms -- because trading wouldn't be able to front run you. get ahead of your trade. here's the problem, those dark pools carry a lot of negative baggage. people can gain easier including what's known as high frequency traders. that's what michael lewis' book is about. these dark pools are something that a lot of people believe it's not the high frequency trading that's a problem, and i agree with eric schneiderman on that. we do know he's expanding it to goldman sachs and morgan stanley, there was some talk at goldman sachs they were going to end their dark pool. that's not the case for now. who knows depending on where this investigation goes. liz: the whole write-up is on foxbusiness.com. read charlie's work a

and others as it adapts to the banking rules. goldman's told customers regulation forced it to step aside capital. goldman is pulling its own cash out to comply with the new rules. blackberry's ceo says the company has closed a book on a long and painful restructuring. if not, they will be adding in areas such as product development, sales and customer service. blackberry cut its workforce by around 60% over the past three years. blackberry shares also trading slightly lower in the german market session now by 1%. >>> still to come on the show, flash floods reek havoc stateside, drought mixing. find out what that means after the break. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." these are your headlines. credit ago recoal writes down the entire stake in bes. shares jump. jpmorgan says it set aside an extra $100 million in reserve for the second quarter. >>> and a 72-hour truce between israel and gaza continues to hold into its fourth hour. >>> a welt of earnings news out of europe today. credit agricole on the stoxx 600 says it took a 700

if i look at the financials right now, it's goldman sachs. it's trading just over book value. it will accelerate into the end of the year. this is a company, when you look at it, they have had very few changes along the way. this is a company that's executing and because of that, i think there is plenty of room on the upside. >> they said they might by a long with morgan stanley next to a deal deal with the doj. >> make of america, we saw the movement since that, now also looking at goldman sachs, 1.2 billion. whatever the number is, people want this behind them. i think they have plenty of runway. >> you heard me say k.b. holmes in the housing sector. the industry averages 16 times. you heard me say the deferred tax asset. >> that comes on in november. it will start skug as a keep stock. it skews for quants. it's year end. >> a lot of people play this from the short side rather successfully in fits and starts. i think are you looking for the capitulation buyers to get you into kbh. when they get out, that's when you get out along with them in terms of short cover ooj. celgene

series to goldman it's coming out stop incidentally take no demand for credit not going to get it but it's in life there are good and there are books. bought some this was in the washington well it's a miss that is being suggested in the latest numbers of the. candidates for the prophecy of current issues actually back to me doesn't do too much for ad revenue my own tech after culture giant takes on a seventy six year old american farmers east india fallout do you think this is going to create for the cia do you think this is what's triggering a race because the largest economy in the world it's also the largest debtor nation in the history of breaking the set is mostly about alternatives to the status quo but when i gave you all those points to working for the american dream the next they were just trying to survive it's time for americans and lawmakers in washington to wake up and start talking about the real causes a problem. in screwed news as we speak tens of thousands of child refugees in central america are living in less than hospitable conditions along the u.s. mexican border

doing going into world war two it was bringing ballot law and order was out in europe the disintegration of law and order the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs tolling to survive like you like greece for a few quid. gender trying to symbolize this the gender madness in swedish it could be near because i found this. project finest with seventy thousand euro to investigate the trunk from a gender perspective. right from the scene. first street view and i think picture. on our reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the know little of. the russian and ukrainian president the whole difference want to one meeting and discuss the crisis. the military shall continue to fall with a chemical plant among the latest targets in the crisis and. british police struggling to come to a growing radical sentiments in the country encourage citizens to inform on any potential to harvest in their midst. and the debate over the use of civilian planes in the us or grows as the number of near collisions are wiser as fast as the popularity all the playas.

it was said that goldman bought the operations about 10 years ago for $5 billion. ose operations for about $30 billion. -- million. >> so it took them 12 years to lose what j.p. morgan lost in a matter of days. after the flash crash, people understood that if you leave all of this to machines, it could be disastrous. havet looks like we forgotten the lessons of the past once again, very quickly. >> the sec is looking at that. they do not seem to be coming out to say that they distrust high-frequency trading. they seem to understand that these are the firms that are the go-betweens. it appears there is no going back, and that is what the story was about how the looking at that. hf firms are the way right now. >> it is difficult to put the genie back in the bottle, as they say. as soon as you start offering ,rades at a fraction of a penny but there are disadvantages to high-frequency trading. some people distrust high-frequency trading. there was recently a book out about it. >> you may have heard about it. you cannot go to any conference where the lewis book is not b

seems to goldman's cannot stop it is it only taking the credit. and life there are and there are fucked. the u.s. military was built to square off against the soviet union. over western europe but when you take that conventional military and now try to retire ask it as a counter-insurgency force it creates a lot of gaps and that's the kind of private sector stuff. right on the scene. first for you and i think picture. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. could be in the. on. the world war one cent temporary commemoration is a little bells detail no expense has been spent to bring authentic vehicles weapons to take part in the battle re-enactment. compared to weld wall to the great wall has relatively few events dedicated to it in russia and this is also used as a way to educate the audience about the conflict of killed more than two million of their countrymen. it's a spectacle of sound and vision with dozens of roles to be played and the organizers want to make sure that everyone knows their pubs. magick. just the line. i mean the big one was

goldman sachs wrapping up the investigation into the expansion of its wealth management business. or many. you've -- has more. >> well, what we do though is the management over at goldman sachs is meeting with rifle executives as part of -- rival executives as part of their study. this is essentially signaling to the market that goldman is very serious about expanding wealth management. what does that mean? they want to either buy a broker, or they want to grow their brokerage d.. why do they want to do? because right now the goldman sachs business model which focused on for many years under lloyd blankfein and gary cohn in terms of trading and risk taking in the market, that is under siege because of regulations. they have to figure out ways to grow a stable business, a business that is not affected by dodd-frank. one of those things is wealth management. what we to know is that the wealth management part is something that goldman sachs' management right now -- that's brokerage -- they are stepping up their efforts to figure out how to deal with that and how they're going to expan

it's he if uny. but as this reviewer joked. >> the captain has shut off the device. >> the 6'3" ira goldman invented it.s was one of the early versions. the seat won't recline. >> now it looks like this and sells for 21.95. in the words of a traveller, as devious as it is ingenius. everyone we talked to agreed. >> they're evil. >> reporter: why is it terrible? >> to make someone else uncomfortable. >> it causes confliction and someone pays for their seats. >> reporter: the knee defender comes with a courtesy card for you to hand with the passenger in front of you. i have provided you with this card because i have long legs and if you recline the seat you will back into my knees. the story about the fight on the plane seemed to be great for the knee defender's business. the website crashed due to unexpectedly heavy demand. whether you consider it a knee defender or knee to the flying public's groin, can't we all just remember what louis c.k. says about the wonder of flying? >> you're sitting in a chair in the sky. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> what do you think? >> see, i actually see wher

sachs will pay $3.5 billion to resolve claims it knowingly sold fannie mae and freddie mac risky mortgage bonds. as part of the deal, goldman will buy back securities it sold to the mortgage giants between 2005 and 2007 for $1 billion more than the bonds are now worth. this latest settlement comes the day after it was announced that bank of america would be paying a record $16.65 billion as part of an agreement with federal regulators. $7 billion of that will go towards consumer relief. >> sreenivasan: news came yesterday that a cyber attack against a private company, u.s.i.s., that conducts background checks for the federal government exposed data on 25,000 workers, including some undercover investigators. this after the justice department claimed earlier this year that the company submitted incomplete background checks on more than 600,000 applicants. it's the latest piece of bad news for the background check industry, which has come under fire in recent years for inaccurate and incomplete reports. the vast majority of employers use background checks to screen job applicants. in tonight's signature segment, we take a look

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at one point, though, it's estimated worth was $125,000. goldman says he wants it back. fense lawyers say much of the seized wine from goldman's private collection and was never for sale. >> california chrome may be co coming to bucks county the race horse that won the kentucky derby and preakness may be running next month at parx casino and racing. his handlers are eyeing the million dollars pennsylvania derby on september 20th according to facebook post on the horse's sight. chrome got two-thirds of race's triple crown but lost the final leg. >> bucks county are trying to find a man who exposed himself to young girls. the fox 29's thalia perez is outside the lower makefield township police department. thalia, what a scary thing for the girls. >> reporter: lucy, scary indeed. police say that the two young girls were so frightened they ran home told their parents who immediately called police and now everyone is hoping police catch this guy real soon. >> i think it's appalling, and something needs to be done. >> reporter: neighbors in lower makefield are talking about the

prime minister cameron today described isis' goals as medieval, but juliana goldman tells us it is pursuing them with modern media savvy. >> reporter: this is called a mujatweet, a clip that has become a top recruitment tool for isis. in many other slickly produced videos jihadists speak english. >> we have people from all over the world. >> reporter: the sophisticated campaign targeting europeans and americans is produced by the terror group's multilingual media arm. some videos try to soften the militants' image by showing jihaddists giving ice cream to syrian children or visiting wounded soldiers. >> this is a new generation of jihadist videos. >> elliot zweig has been tracking isis on the web. the propaganda includes a glossy media magazine, and so-called media booth where's anyone can walk in and download the latest videos from isis. there are at least two in isis-controlled parts of syria and iraq. >> this is the first we've seen in sort of a public information booth to come and get what you want of jihadi materials. >> reporter: intelligence source estimate more than 1,000 western er

it is time for him to go. to go. to syria is going to be so obviously. on merit and the financial moral. act seems to goldman's cannot stop it is the only taken the demand to trade is not going to get. in life there are. you're turned into art international welcome by british politician and broadcaster george galloway has been treated in hospital after being attacked in broad daylight in central london the m.p. spoke person said his rib jaw may have been broken you should bring a culture of with more in the incident when he was posing for photographs with people in central london apparently a man started shouting something related to the holocaust and then he proceeded to pardon him and george galloway's suspect the suspects have suffered a broken jaw a broken rib severe bruising to his face and head now because that man was shot in something related to the holocaust it led the spokesperson to believe that this is related to george galloway's controversial statements about israel of course he's in the average pro palestine supporter and he has said that he doesn't recognize the state of israel and doesn't deba

it went into the countryside. there's a group called occupy our homes that has helped to save at least hundreds, if not thousands, of people from citigroup and goldman sachs and -- >> it gets no press. >> jpmorgan chase. no, it gets, well, it gets local press, but very little press. but they are still out there, but what occupy did was to change the discussion. you can ask mitt romney about that. it put inequity, the one percent versus 99 percent smack dab in the middle of the 2012 presidential election. it made it possible for media everywhere to begin to talk about that or in fact have to talk about it because people were talking about it. it's not just the kids and the people who are at those camps around the country of occupy, but the public support for it was overwhelming. and that generates a momentum. >> i agree with you and yet people have kept talking about it and as you know the inequality gap, the income gap, the wealth gap gets wider and wider like the grand canyon. >> well, yes, but you can't just wait for it to, you can't just give up. that's your choice. i mean, do we just quit? no. you double down and go back at it and become more di

to talk to series to goldman cannot stop it is a terribly take no debate the credit not going to get any economic benefit in life there are. israel announcing a cease fire after a un school is bombed in gaza killing ten people the united nations condemning the latest attack on the shelter calling it a criminal act. civilians in east ukraine city of lugansk forced to seek shelter from the military bombardment in basements and bomb shelters witnesses say what attack targeting people who are just lining up for food. money making scheme or backdoor immigration policy some critics question a u.s. quota system ensuring tens of thousands of people remain behind bars sometimes for petty crimes.

it? if they only worked at goldman with me they would see it and know what i saw. re all theoretical. when i was at goldman i had what was known as nondiscretionary accounts. i wasn't allowed to invest others money with my own ideas unless i could win them over to make the purpose. i was on commission and made money only on buys and sells. there was no 1% fee or 3% with the wins. that is where i learned how important it was to talk over a story with an individual and be able to articulate it in a way that made sense. can you do that to someone if you were picking a stock? you had to know your stuff. i often asked questions about whether they knew enough about the stocks, their stocks, the ones they suggested to me that they wanted to buy. i wanted them to be as educated as possible about my idea or their ideas. i knew that stocks go down. and i knew that if it went down -- well, if it went up it would be their idea. and if it went down it is on me. and that is just human nature. i realized that very quickly. what else did i learn? how about humility? it was at goldm

for example, i loved recommending heinz when i was a brother at goldman access. it's a buffett company now, because the chinese were slashing from the low end at the time. i needed to put people in stocks that had a moat. i remember the head of research telling me you're never going to see a bottle of chinese or japanese ketchup on a dining table in this country. that's why i had to recommend it and pushed harder on kimberly-clark, because we use never seen japanese or chinese supplying clean ex. they haven't. not all brands are created equal. [ crying ] not that long ago we thought there was only one handbag company, that was coach. it turned out to be not as iconic as we thought. next it was michael kors that got the edge. its growth was extraordinary, until it hit a wall. an the baton was passed to kate spade. since then kate has been the brand right until the day, when the company blew in the numbers, got it higher, and the stock flew up at the open. then it did a hidity pirouette. wow, much lower. when the company revealed on the conference call there would be gr

but you look at most of these financials, whether it's citi, bank of america, goldman sachs absolutely crushing it right now when you look at how involved they've been there. morgan stanley in this whole transition of what they really are and they've got themselves in the retail, into the wealth management. but then look over if you look at the airlines and big cap tech, that says it all. big cap tech. look at hewlett-packard, microsoft, apple and intel. you're not going to find one that's overpriced yet. yes, the charts look like they've run to the upside, but i still think there's plenty of upside. and the airlines, same story, delta, united, absolutely killing it. they continue to kill it. those are names that can go to the upside. >> this becomes the key question. markets keep going higher. above 2,000 on the s&p. dow holding above 17,001. where are the deals? are there any left? >> i don't think there are many deals in the united states. i think they're probably the cheapest group right now. if you look at other sectors in the s&p, on an enterprised value to cash flow basis, even

it into angles the stories. you hear. then try altie spanish find out more visit. on marriage in the financial world. to goldman's cannot stop it if they take the credit. in life there are groups and there are. welcome back to the show and now more of the debate between max blumenthal author of alliance of life and love and in greater is going morton klein the president of the zionist organization of america. i've heard a lot of a lot of heated rhetoric also coming from the israeli establishment too and considering that gaza is completely closed off the people have nowhere to go don't you think that the way that this campaign is being waged amount to collective punishment and it's in civilians. so i said these civilians voted in this terrorist nazi like terrorist group they get they rent out their living rooms for rocket launchers israel wants them to leave their homes where the rocket launchers are leave the hospitals leave the mosques where rocket launchers and missiles are there warned ahead of time egypt they have an entire border aligned with each of egypt does not let anything to go in because they know how

economy the regime in kiev he's hinted it may be looking to end the civil war but that train may have already left the station. on the air and in the financial world. goldman cannot stop it is the only take. in life there are and there are but. a comeback and that's not just the governments who are tracking your every move it seems that sportswear giants also have the potential to keep tabs on their consumers for example they said best selling added us jersey of the german national football team two million have been sold already thanks to the side success of the world cup but some fans are getting more than they bargained for let's just take a closer look at the one seed bug that customers are unknowingly taking with them. now this device is a radio frequency identification chip it's used to transfer data automatically through electromagnetic fields they're usually used for logistics but consumer products are also being equipped with them as chips are barely noticeable and i did us denies that they can actually track individuals who consumer privacy expert liz markets are says that the potential uses all worrying. unfortunately the consortium of major cor

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act as to goldman cannot stop it is the defense only taken from the demand to credit not going to get. in life there are absolutely . we must stop worrying and learn to love the frac because mr president we must not allow neither a mindset gap nor a fracking well get. in justifying their stance they're citing all sorts of what they see as international pass a dance in cost of what they are coming referendum in scotland but the response that they're hearing from the west is that what you're saying is illegitimate but what we've been doing is so full of life the measure if you break into their still good luck america does is right. is a made for other people for sundries like russia are all trying to use like a straight up. whatever america does is right because america doesn't. just want to keep building allowing saudi arabia qatar and iran to fund millions and millions of pounds worth of the building of mosques in this country where they have them addresses where we have a hundred thousand four to sixteen year old children who are being schooled in these mature which is encouraging co

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to cease to goldman cannot stop it is a very lonely take no demand to credit it not going to get any economic benefit in life there are good and they are bought. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser let me introduce you to the portrait of uncle sam a desperately handsome man back in one nine hundred seventy one and old scary haggard if you care to look in the right place you see back in one nine hundred seventy one when uncle sam was that handsome young man one wage earner could support an entire family in the u.s. economy incomes were growing for all that america was an export powerhouse were dreams could indeed come true it was then that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and in exchange for this deal with the devil the u.s. economy would never age we were told we could lead lives to balance currency without cost i've got news for you the portrait of uncle sam has been hidden in the basement of fort knox behind the barbarous relic called gold and that portrait of uncle sam my dear people shows a tired anger an

ourselves, the people who really made a difference are the american radicals, from jane addams to mma goldman. itontinues, ella baker, martin luther king jr. up to today, the influence of michelle alexander, on and n. as ella baker said of martin luther king, martin did not make the movement. the movement made martin. we have plenty to do to put our shoulders on the wheel of improving our lives and the lives of others. [applause] >> the debate has taken an interesting turn because we sometimes hear the phrase american exceptionalism. what you have been hurting today is that in a way, we are talking about two types of exceptionalism. if i were to talk about great americans, i would talk about the wealth creators, benjamin franklin, edison, steve jobs. i think those guys collectively have done more than all the redistributed combined. i'm not saying there is not room for both. i'm trying to put priority where it belongs. when it comes to tough issues, how to get the country, slavery, it's time to talk a little bit of sense. i think we are at a moment now where we can do that without resulting, with

it. >> moving on to target in a second, actually. before we do, i want to talk about goldman next hour talking with david. >> he was negative on the friday night call. friday night. >> temporarily negative. i think three months of weakness. >> okay. now it's two months and five weeks. >> what was that focus? i thought that was the asset management sign. >> signed on with peter. the names are all on the report. >> that's for the reits. >> we can create a cottage industry of just watching the fed, okay, do everything about the fed, but we've been doing that. everyone's been doing that now since the dow was about 10,000, and it has not made you any money. >> no, because basically, the ma crows, jim, you are negative, bearish -- >> thank you. >> you've been wrong. >> what? hold it? you used the word "wrong." hedge fund managers never admit that. that's how money comes out of the coffers. >> forecasting dramatic di ver jans between stock and bonds. >> we'll hear what he has to say. >> he'll be on as well as the ceo. >> that guy sat there and figured out the way. they boosted the d

it is exactly minus the zero. on marriage in the financial world the tactics used to goldman's cannot stop because it is very slowly taking no demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life there are. the ukrainian army evolved to take to the rest of regional capital in the eastern block by block as residents free in their tens of thousands. on the russian ukrainian border to meet the needs of braving the crossing to try and help with. kids threatens to shut of russian energy transfers through ukraine move that could backfire on the european gas buyers this winter. at least five more palestinians are killed as israel bombs mosques in gaza after a short truce expired will report from london way one of many global rallies and protests as israel's at israel's air.

this is the -- it is not the pennies you use. the guys at goldman when you decide you don't want anything more to do with high-frequency trading in the current stock market. if we continue down this path of exchanges making it ever more complicated for the benefit of high-frequency traders. what can you do. go on all website that was created, i am an investor and explain how you can take control of your own stock market order and create pressure on the banks and brokers not to sell you out. it is already happening. it is a political movement going on in finance right now. and the last week charles robb cannot answer that this is a cancer on the industry that needs to be stopped. an online brokerage firm called interactive broker that says they're going to now allow their customers to send orders directly into iex. if the orders are moved on to their exchanges i have no doubt the competition, whenever the fair exchanges, you start the predator, the beast. whatever stock market investments you have, he tried to the direct them away from the system. >>

it. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook news feed. i marinate in the financial world. series to goldman's cannot stop is it fair only takes no demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life there are. this is the bones. among. residents of eastern ukraine are stunned by the army's relentless assault which has killed over one hundred civilians within the space of a single week. also in the week's top stories russian trucks bringing tons of aid to the besieged downscale after over a week long hold all but the border between monetary and mission being quickly dumped on invasion by the west. calls for justice over the killing of an unarmed black teenager in the u.s. city of ferguson replied to with tear gas and rubber bullets even journalists were harassed by the security forces.

military personnel it's a peculiar deal that's also leaving some victims without justice we hear from one of them in just a few moments. on marriage in the financial world. talked to goldman's cannot stop because it is very lonely taking on the demand to try to get a new life and there are. rumors your bank was. calling to make a widow in federal custody cells in my. place of a sick child is that the consensus to. choose the opinions that you the great. choose the stories they didn't. choose to to access . welcome back to watching our here national will britons have that involvement in iraq will remain a humanitarian effort by the prime minister is not ruling out deploying a limited number of non-combat troops there cameron the contour of his holiday for an emergency meeting on the escalating crisis in iraq's kurdistan and he's under growing pressure from parliament to give the u.s. more military support and extremists are now actively recruiting on the streets of london a sporty boy who now reports shoppers on london's oxford street got more than they bargained for earlier this week when they encountered men handing out fly is all skiing britons to join the islamic state t

it's good consents to. choose the opinions that you think are great to. choose to stories could impact your. choose the access to. i'm marinating in the financial world. to talk to cease to goldman's cannot stop because it is very slowly taking on the demand to credit it not going to get any economic benefit in life there and then on top. of. the. league it was terrible they are looking very hard to take another look to get along here a lot that are not exactly that hurt their little. league. live . live live. live. live a a of the. your friend posts a photo. different. repeats the same joke. poetry. or facebook. the truce between the sides has now expired. failed. with most of the. reporting from the. well the situation is extremely tense it's a lecture rick here in the west bank over the last month of the crisis we've seen real increasing tension over one hundred twenty palestinians have been arrested just in the last eight days on choose day more than two dozen arrested overnight we've seen several killed in clashes with israeli troops and the human rights watch here on the ground says that at least some of those deaths of palestinian are protesting a stance of the constitution

the woman became so upset it led to an argument, which caused the plane to be diverted to chicago, where both passengers were ordered off. the knee defender's creator, ira goldmano is 6'3", defended it. >> people want to do something to protect themselves. ecis has always been a problem, and it's become a bigger problem the closer the seats are together. >> reporter: the size of the average seat is down from the 32 to 33-inch range to just 31 inches. some airlines have phased out reclining seats altogether. jamie counter is with tripadviser flights. >> at the end of the day, it's about revenue and the airline's profitability. >> reporter: with space at a premium, air travel has become a more intimate experience, sometimes revealing more than we needed to see. there's even a facebook page for shaming offending passengers. some travelers are trying to protect their turf, at least that's why ira goldman believes his small plastic knee defender is really taking off. you don't think the plastic is obnoxious? >> nobody wants to buy this product. nobody wants to carry it around with them and deploy it for-- for giggles. they do it because they've encountered problems,

we know goldman sachs is the biggest player in m&a when it comes to advisory. goldman sachs is number one player with 23% of all m&a deals that been part of. these are the winners so far. i have to see who bids gvt. >> caroline, thank you. as they ukraine crisis enters a new day, leaders scrambled to ease tensions. will we see progress? later on the pulse, an interview with russia's foreign minister. trying to hammer out a progress at least on the situation. 11 minutes after 9:00. we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse.". truce talks in berlin. at the center, one man, bladder putin. one guest said compromise will be hard to come by. joining me is a senior researcher. thank you for joining us. you seem to be on the same page as sergey lavrov. the cease-fire seems to be hard to reach. he said no progress was made on a cease-fire. quite right. one of the problems is agreeing between the russians on one side and a europeans and ukrainians. compromise will grow difficult. there are numerous cease-fire discussions have yielded o

it's been 17 years since o.j. simpson was ordered to pay $9 million in a wrongful death judgment to the mother of ron goldman. t paid it. and now, mrs. goldman is selling the right to that payment online with bids starting at $1 million. the highest bidder will take on the risk of getting simpson to pay. >> good luck. >>> california beauty queen is facing some ugly accusations. it's an interesting one. crystal cruz shows us she was collecting workers' comp. for a foot injury when her high heels tripped her up. >> reporter: the 2014 miss toyota long beach beauty contest may have been looking at contestants shawna palmer's overall strut on the stage in a black bikini top but insurance fraud investigators were looking at something different. the 22-year-old's feet. more importantly, her high heels. >> she certainly possessed beauty and bravado but no brains. >> reporter: deputy insurance commissioner byron tucker accuses palmer of insurance fraud. tucker says in march, palmer collected workers' compensation benefits for a foot injury while working here as a clerk at this stater brothers in riverside. >> she lied

it was a who's who on wall street. warren buffett bot tpg, goldman sachs. t was everyone all the smart guys made a huge bet that we were running out of natural gas in the country so txu looked like a good deal. even the guys from industry t. boone pickens no one anticipated this revolution. a kind of come back to that theme. it's fascinating to me. the experts kept getting it wrong and the oddballs in unusual people, characters keep getting it right. those are the people that i write about in my book, those are the ones i want to talk a little bit about today. the people that lead this revolution. the first is a guy named george mitchell not related to the senator. george mitchell -- mitchell is a texas guide to a texas guy the son of an immigrant from greece. his father's name was -- and he was born in the little town in greece. he didn't have much of a future. a little town, no business going on really they are, no future. he got on the boat and came to ellis island. they said go work building the rail system from arkansas to texas. he did that and didn't