daily take we regularly drug companies to the products don't kill us why did reagan's appointee wendy gramm you regulate financial products letting them kill our economy and those recent spain. you need to know this. we do begin. in two closely watched primaries down south tuesday rick santorum pulled off a clean sweep winning both held by alabama and mississippi despite outspending santorum five to one in alabama and the reader want to mississippi romney got third place in both contests other words his wall street super pac donors were no match for rick santorum is wall street super pac donors newt gingrich fiction finish second in the two states which is own campaign spokesman had said before and word need to win states to remain a credible candidate but based on his concession speech last night gingrich doesn't seem to be going anywhere. we will continue to run a people's campaign i believe after the primaries are over will be obvious that the so-called front runner in fact didn't get there and from that point on we'll be in a whole new conversation. so much of the publican party chagrin

phil gramm >> yesterday it was revealed that the fbi is involved in the search. the phillies searched her home yesterday but did not say why. yesterday in fremont friends and family held a candlelight been adopted that brings us to today. authorities in the volunteers are searching 12 mi. radius around the home. >> police are collecting evidence where they found five people dead but it could take time for investigators to piece together exactly what happened. the bodies were found yesterday in the english side neighborhood. that house is near city college. jeff pierce was there today when police returned to the scene. all >> fans francisco police homicide inspectors and crabs investigators continue to examine the hall where a relative discovered bodies scattered throughout the half. family are still trying to define exactly what happened. fifth we have five dead victim's fifth if fact it was a very violent homicide scene. and exiting the home and start taking away evidence bags from both residences. police would not confirm if this was a murder-suicide or if the

with the commodity futures modernization act in one nine hundred ninety nine or two thousand by phil gramm during that entire period of time you couldn't have more than twenty percent of all futures trades in any commodity done by people who weren't either actual buyers or actual sellers phil gramm blew that up because his wife when he was on the board of enron and this made a fortune for ken lay literally made forty million bucks like that forty billion dollars and and now we've got bankers who are old and seventy percent of our competitors if we don't i think we should go back to what worked from thirty five to two thousand and i wouldn't argue with that because me again speculators are the problem it's just there you do a regular job and i know what i'm saying xander for i was wrong it's better for us in the long range if we let prices be high because the alternative energy which is our future is pure which is our future also if your view is that if they were going to get to know you would be over seven thousand times i don't know what do you have it. last question this week president o

gramm says he thinks the rights are being violated under d.c. house a lot. veterans the administration told them if they did not leave they would change the locks. so far today the key cards are still working. >> you stay on top of that one. now, let's get a check on the traffic situation. what does it look like? >> it looks like a miss. southbound 395 has eased up and is looking much better. heavy delays by the pentagon. southbound 95 is the serious problem. you are looking at a back up to what bridge. here are seeing delays from the rest area all the way to fredericksburg. in early delays as you make the trip from woodbridge to eisenhower. slow at the top half of the belly. -- belt way. >> thank you very much. still ahead, and important day at georgetown university that will change the lives of dozens of students. >> a lot of it was very good. some of it bad. >> the local county getting students and parents to come together and taste test food that will be in the lunchrooms. wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything

he grew up hearing about his grandfather, gramm partial while he was coming of age and jim-crow. it radicalized and to be living under jim-crow in alabama well hearing about the fact that black people used to actually have political power and be in office, including his own family >> who was the? >> that was my great grandfather. he was in our family lore the first black lawyer in the state of alabama and the architect of reconstruction. i grew up listening to my father repeat this over and over, you know, as a teenager. miles of road. and in this book i go out and search of the source of my father's passions. i find out that the outlines of the lore are there, but he was submitted to the elbow bar in 1878. >> the alabama bark. >> the alabama bark. not the first, but the fourth color lawyer in the state. he did serve in reconstruction during reconstruction, served two terms in the alabama legislature. a radical republican. a radical republican. by the time he got elected reconstruction was already closing down, but my great grandfather, the gentleman and the picture, for the next

chairman of the federal reserve, alan greenspan; the right wing republican senator from texas, phil gramm, who once called wall street "a holy place," and later would become a high priest at the global banking giant, ubs; and the democratic secretary of the treasury, robert rubin, former co-chair of goldman sachs and tireless advocate of taking down glass-steagall. in the weeks before its repeal, rubin left government to join -- are you ready for this -- citigroup's board, the very financial giant made possible by glass-steagall's elimination. and so it was -- the fix was in, the path cleared all the way to the top. >> sandy called his friend the president last night and invited me to join in on the conversation, and we had a good talk. so the president was in fact told last evening about what was going to happen. >> you got that, i'm sure. wall street was telling the president of the united states what was going to happen. within two years, glass-steagall was deader than a doornail. with the stroke of a pen, president bill clinton signed legislation that eliminated its protections and ga

we have an order against money gramm. we've been closely working with western union to combat those frauds. precious metal scams, telemarketing scams, planning. i could go on and on, but our mission until the economy brightens is going to be going after these scanners shutting them down, taking away whatever assets we can and then turning over to the justice department so they become guests of state. thanks so much. [applause] what the introduce my colleague who's the u.s. such attorney and l.a. and as a good part of the ftc we are grateful for his work. [applause] >> good afternoon everyone. i bring who greetings from a warm los angeles. it is a privilege to be able to spend time with you this afternoon and i look forward to an engaging and learning a lot from you this afternoon. as mentioned in the united states attorney in the central district of los angeles and is the most popular district in the country representing almost 18 million people and with a district with so many consumers is home to a variety of targets an

. >>> cheese a sweet girl of the gramm much a matter long time ago by right now of doing that is too bad. did waves lottery fever has since struck the store in customer reactions were mixed. >>> choosing generous that day system is all that. >>> it's a gift rights? >>> to is not a plan on that. did we and they should split honestly the lottery commission will hold on to the winnings until a judge decides what happens next. did police summary did not want to talk to the camera the did tell us that the guy was getting hurt a sob stories in the gas tank was empty and he was down in his lack even the use standing in line to buy beer says to give them under dollars mushy pressure ever more she bought a few lottery tickets to the that is not the story that she gave the san jose mercury news newspaper reports that when family reached into her purse she says that she accidentally grabs the lottery tickets and give it to the man. >>> live in mountain view kid does cbs five. critics called the wild west now the feds are cracking down and new rules that will let you see who is keeping tabs on y

attorneys gramm and investing in tech as several transcendence systems for the jobs of tomorrow, as per our rt industry, strength and great careers and education about ways for the work force, and meet the needs of entrepreneurs and businesses large and small. perhaps most important, we will reduce our dependence on the visa program and the need to bring more foreign workers to our communities because the i.t. sector should be staffed and driven by san francisco's workers because american employer should not have to look abroad for employees but finding in our own backyards. with this grant we can put more people to work in high-growth, high-tech occupations and ensure unemployed seven systems have the skills and background necessary to secure and keep good paying jobs. today's success is a product of a strong public-private partnership between the city and west ed to make investments in small and local businesses so that the community can thrive. this effort is with san francisco always knew the way. i want to thank the city leaders for leading the way. sincerely, nancy pelosi, democra

gramm faces a maximum life in prison and sentencing on may 23. >> and 80-year-old woman is the victim of a violent home invasion in anne arundel county and police say the suspect is still on the run. the incident happened saturday at this apartment complex. we are told that the bombing entered the door after hearing a not. -- the woman answered the door after hearing a knock. >> a that you don't hear about every day, a rare, vintage, the british boxing bell was stole from a home in annapolis recently. this is much more than just a piece of sports memorabilia. this is a piece of family history. >> the recovery of this belt is the most important thing in my life right now. >> the lonsdale belt, the oldest championship belt and boxing, stolen from an annapolis family's home last week. the prize was won and retired in the 1950's by a boxing legend from the uk. his son had hoped the belt would be handed down for generations. it had been in a 400-pound safe that the thieves wrestled down the stairs and out the door in a brazen midday burglary. they got away with the number of other items in

gramm >> and attempted child abduction on monday morning.e 26 raiders from eldorado models will approach by a latino man near the intersection of clean road. the man asked the children to get into their car -- into his car. the school district set this according to parents. >> remind your children not to speak with strangers in cars while going to and from school. if a stranger bothers them on the way to school they should tell the administration immediately and not wait until the afternoon. >>grant: alajandra cerball spoke with parents. >>alejandra: students were very aware of of the attempted child abduction years old. parents say they are also nervous in a plan to use this as an opportunity to remind their children about the dangers in the community. >> they need to realize it happens everywhere. it can be anywhere. " >> the principles that the six critters did not immediately report the incident. a teacher over the girls talking. the school districts and a message to parents regarding the incident and how important it is for students to

gramm is burned by his involvement and felt burned but you would never mistake in a falwell seven from agrium seven. says '02 comeback to the catholic question, i will say the left does a very bad job to reach out to bishops and the catholic left. five times a month have you written to your bishops asked for a meeting? had you called? in 1986 out of nowhere three san franciscans -- franciscans show of from italy to give reagan the bread of life. reagan goes from one meeting to another and with than one month every franciscan newspaper has a pitcher of reagan with these men. try that with the obama white house. try that with the religious leaders. we have to do much better job on the left reaching out to to develop a friendship. make them aware of your concerns. white house. try that with the religious leaders. we have to do much better job on the left reaching out to to develop a friendship. make them aware of your concerns. to say a and a stand recover from. and they overreacted. they started to overplayed their hand. he can backpedal faster and the column was great today. i hope you

2 to have a password and i put the apps on and put my fingers on this and he will see my party and gramm. you see that? this is the cardiogram. big difference. i can tell what rhythm it is, all kinds of things about this. the credit card version if you are does your lightheaded or feeling the girl going in the agency ran you can use the credit card version, pull out of your wallet or purse and send it to your doctor or your friends or everyone to send it, i didn't realize how that would become invaluable in unpredictable circumstances. some months ago i was on a flight, cross-country flight when they called for a doctor on the plane just after they got in the air and the passenger in the last row was having chest pains and of course without a way to do a cardiogram i wouldn't know whether it was in digestion or heart attack or whatever but because of having this device i could tell exactly if it was a significant heart attack which led to an emergency landing and a passenger who then became a patient was whisked off to a hospital to open the artery but what was interesting is pilots and

what about things they can crash our entire nation like the derivatives that reagan c f t c had wendy gramm allowed enron to start inventing back in one thousand nine hundred two after having been prohibited since nine hundred thirty five and five weeks before she resigned her post and took a multi-million dollar gig as a director a member the board of directors of enron. why is it that ever since then we've trusted wall street to make any new exotic punish the instrument they want without any oversight think about it for a second if i have a drug company and i'm manufacturing a new cancer drug it's going to take years to prove that drug is safe before it's let loose in the market first there's the preclinical phase in which the drug is tested in laboratories and on animals to determine the biological effects of it it takes about two years and if all goes well the drug companies have to apply to the f.d.a. to begin the next phase which includes testing the new drug on healthy volunteers to determine just how safe it is and what the correct dosage is should be i takes another year roughly se

degree of fraud in the market place back in the early two thousand there was another fed governor gramm which who you know basically was pleading with him to do something about the subprime mortgages and all the fraudulent mortgages that were out there and basically greenspan did nothing he didn't take it seriously and so he actively was complicit in this crime against america's homeowners and the american economy which led to the collapse some years later do you blame danny first and foremost in mainstream media for what ends up being a pretty respectable portrayal of alan greenspan in the end. well you know what's interesting to know first of all the mainstream media is part of this whole system first of all stake in billions of dollars in advertising from financial institutions and it you know it also pays its own the media pays its own chiefs like bankers giving them you know big salaries big compensation big bonuses and the like they had then a fly with and they're part of the culture it's a new book out lawrence called the pirates of manhattan which lists all the investments in me

gramm baltimore, some low clouds, but fog, and drizzle. we can see some rain upstream.ome showers back into ohio and west virginia. the further we go into the day, the better the chance some of the rain will catch up to us. we have low cloud cover because of a deep marine layer. the wind shifted to the east and north east. if you lived around here a long time, this produces a lot of cloud cover and some fog and drizzle. 49 in taneytown and jarrettsville. 52 in annapolis. variable clouds and a chance for some showers. maybe a thunderstorm later this morning and this afternoon. high temperature between 67 and 62 degrees. 7:15 and 7:15 for the sunrise and sunset. temperatures drop back into the low 50's tonight. most of the weekend will be fine. mostly dry. the wind will continue out of the east. upper 60's and low 7's. the average high is 54. will climb back into the 70's by the middle of next week. >> thank you. looking to boost your kids' grades, getting them out of the classroom might be a good idea. >> spring break does not mean a break from learning. he says it it is

but it can be one nine hundred ninety nine that a blown up with great grandma riley thanks to phil gramm on behalf of his wife wendy was a board of enron so the enron could do this and now you could do both and so the volcker rule says no you can't do both anymore you have to pick one of the other it's not fully implemented even right now members of congress who oppose the volcker rule who want to keep things the way they were over the last eleven years have collected more than sixty six million dollars since two thousand and ten from baxter's which is three hundred eighty eight thousand per member and therefore we have four times more than those members of congress who are in favor of the broker or isn't this like primal face evidence of. horrible corruption of our congress by the bankers when we didn't because you said just about anything with their unions is there i mean any kind of campaign donations yes so what are we going to do about that is you have to let the system work itself out i mean there you go i don't think you should just say we disagree with the lobbyists the voter rul

by phil gramm deregulating the banks and the regulating housing and the regulating derivatives his wife wendy in ninety two reagan appointee at the end of the bush administration that led to this incredible crash i you know i agree we should go back and we regulate those things and make banking boring again instead of dangerous but none of that is going to put our economy back together i don't think raising taxes especially going to do the trick it has in the past you could show that is a kind of circumstantial thing that happened in the past and you also showed in the eighty's it did in the thirty's it did in the in the one nine hundred eighteen that did in the eight hundred sixty s. the thirty's it bit only of the first one to hoover when he really did to the great depression i'm talking about before harding i'm talking about warren. wilson and you know raised taxes up to ninety one percent harding came into office nine hundred twenty one drop them from ninety one percent the other twenty five twenty five percent and the result of that was the twenty's as boom which was one of it's to

the gramm is green indicates 2-5 mi. of the visibility from santa rosa to the golden gate.n terms of temperatures, mid-50s. it is not too cold out there. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows we will hold on for a chance of rain as we head into tomorrow. we could see moderate-heavy downpours. the chance to see sunshine returns on sunday. in the traffic center, we do have some minor accidents but we do not have any hot spots to alert you to. lights to deal with. on the golden gate he will see what roadways to contend with. a little bit of fog but no accidents on the entire ride along highway 101. >>james: we have more weather coverage, the weather showing a lot of problems in santa cruz. one river has changed course and affecting the boardwalk. >> adapted jack's ira ship is still high and dry. the boardwalk is pretty much deserted the will be open this weekend, weather and water per bedding. you can see how easily the rushing water erodes the sand as if carves a deeper channel here about 300 yds north of where it is supposed to be. this suggests the river is no longer ris

46:00 beaten as a reader might done so we're dealing with backups by the gates stand up to the west grammover crossing but you see the mumbai sat there with the severance as governor cruising to a lower deck even the two separate stories in the east bay are news crews have been following that one in every bill street closures and berkeley in an antebellum also street closures at seventh and added sen it sounds like crews are working hard to put to reopen claims we've been following the san lorenzo northbound on the connector ramp south mountain 38 we were able to reopen the connector ramp the a lot this scene. that struck the back to you. if an accused serial killer does not surrender soon a 24 year-old frenchman of algerian descent is suspected in the murders of three jewish schoolchildren in rabbi and three paratroopers is apparently barricaded himself in the apartment building for several hours now you're taking live look at france three police officers were wounded in during a firefight at the building earlier today police say he belongs sockeye and committed the murders as revenge fo

lautenberg, gramm and feinstein. >> madame chair, i am going to let senator gramm have my time and i will come back at the end because i'm going to see any way. i do have questions, but i'm going to defer to senator gramm. >> thank you. this has been a very informative hearing. is it fair to say the we do not have the legal infrastructure in place to deal with the cyber threats that we face that the converse needs to give you better legislative support? >> yes. >> is it fair to say that of all the things that we should be concerned about, cyber attacks from foreign governments and terrorists is a growing threat by the de? >> yes. >> okay. would you consider a cyberattack generated from the people's liberation army of china against our national security infrastructure should that be considered a hostile act? >> welcome you are in an area somewhat beyond my curfew, but in the way that you would describe it absolutely it would be a hostile act to but i don't know if that is a connotation -- >> i don't know either what we need to come to grips with that because you have a law enforcement

chronology of the lab, and i talked to peter, a wonderful scientist who did so much to try to protect not gramm which is kind of a crucible of climate change atop the mountain and one other side to the university of arizona a representative of the university of arizona notwithstanding the permits we had to go into the top of mount crÈme said he was going to throw us off the mountain and would summon the police said the university of arizona has a slightly complicated records revealed in my book but there were so many other people. dave is hear the university and kathy jacobson who used to head the arizona water institute before the legislature destroyed and stopped it from being which is one of the reasons arizona might see a water crisis in the future. and i spent time with a wonderful activist down on the border and with edward and frederick esen down in the plains of the grassland that are now reserved, and i also spent time with one of the most amusing when the men west, the nevada water, the head of the water authority, and i will never forget my lunch with her, she was wearing a beautiful

here at won a million dollars and there are tragic stories in which ultimately they leave the money gramm outlet which won't win wire the money and go somewhere else. sort of underscore difficulty of concede -- >> will, just to echo what david was saying, commonly in these types of scams and i believe david will notice in order to shore the victims that they have won they may very well received documents on ftc letterhead or irs letter had, federal reserve letterhead saying they have won the lottery or saying this amounts and one of the tactics the government can use is there are laws against impersonating a federal employee or using this type of stuff. >> we're not only going after the wire transfer companies but agreed not to lowery funds getting money in jamaica, to try to combat this fraud because as important as it is, going after these cameras, important consumer ed is the way we will ultimately get real transferred -- interdicting the flow of the money. >> that is an important conceptual law-enforcement tactics that a lot of as the using which is what we have been calling a joke wh

. >> the best thing of the night, linds lindsey gramm, i couldn't believe that bobblehead. >>> it lookstt romney is on his way to securing the nomination, we have about discovering the race suspect ove - isn't over. what do other states have to say about mitt romney's future tonight? ( >>> happy super tuesday, first results of the night coming in at the top of the hour when polls close in georgia, virginia and vermont. 11 states tonight, those are the first three we will hear from. bring in the former chairman of the republican party, michael steel. nice to see you, mr. chairman. >> hey, rachel, what's up? >> i saw you mixing it up with joan walsh about the politics of the rush limbaugh comments about sandra fluke, the nature of his apology, mitt romney's inability to say woe do anything other than use different language there you seem to think this is sometime a real fight about contraception that's worth having between the parties. do you think that this is what republicans and democrats ought to be fighting for, putting republicans in a good stead heading to november? >> no, i don't.

i am proud lee gramm co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife and on behalf of the entire staff live like to welcome you here. before turning to our guest authors, i'd just like to say a word about an important event coming up this april. it's being called world book might come and it's an ambitious attempt to hand out 1 million free books around of the united states. you can read about how this amazing effort is being organized and synnott to get involved yourself at us.worldbooknight.org. i mention this this evening because the deadline to sign of this tonight so there is still time after this event. and now, a word about our guests this evening, paula broadwell and vernon loeb in their book all in the education of general david petraeus. petraeus of course has become the most prominent u.s. military general since world war ii and while he's already been a subject of several books, paulen was given unusual access to him and his brawl story up to date. as paula writes early in the book one of petraeus' most important mentors general jack dolph and talked to petraeus about the c

[laughter] simic senator gramm, thank you very much and we look forward to you in the classified hearing on your considerable expertise in the armed services committee and again, your officer this is informative. i also want to comment on this side senator lamar alexander questioned the family on less he sends his regards and we will have questions for the record and note the absence very compelling family. senator lautenberg? >> thank you, madame chairman and director for the wonderful work that the fbi has done and the diligence and the competence that your people will read with, and have sought to you for your leadership. it's quite incredible we hear the review of what has happened budget fairly for these years, and i am reminded that on 9/11 the loss of lives the society took place in a way that isn't fully understood and the d-day at normandy on pearl harbor we didn't lose as many americans as we did on 9/11, and what we find is the proliferation i'm not doing a second amendment review. we are talking about guns in the wrong hands we are not talking about people who go through the

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following on senator gramm's comment on recess appointments, i want to address to a question. as the lawyer for the united states, if the president called you up and said, general, i noticed that the senate has gone into recess for lunch and i have a supreme court nominee i want to a point, would -- can we put them on without your device? >> to lunch? that would not be a sufficient recess. >> what if it was lunch, dinner, and not back until tomorrow? >> i think what we are getting at is, if you look at the opinion -- >> i am asking your opinion. >> i associate myself with the opinion. >> you agree with that? >> yes. >> meaning that the president and not the senate can make the decision over revised consent? >> one has to look at the totality of the circumstances in determining whether or not the senate is actually in session as that term has historically been used. >> well, if we look at that, was your deputy solicitor wrong when he told the supreme court in a letter two years ago that the senate may act on foreclose recess appointments by declining for more than two or three