greenburg and won that case, and was able to show that hank greenburg actually was the controlling interest in star, as opposed to aig. and what's interesting is now you go a couple years later, and here we are in court. and there is no one from aig that is necessarily on mr. greenburg's side. you have a few of his old friends from the company, and what not. but aig itself is not a party to this suit, and they don't really agree with what he is doing. you sort of have this strange triangle, aig, the government, mr. greenburg and the shareholders. >> rose: you come back to what mr. denser said who is the government's lawyer. he said it's like they've said thanks for the life boats, but they're just not comfortable enough. in his opening argument. >> in some ways aig's interests are aligned with the government here. because as we have reported in a story at the "the wall street journal," there are some indemnification provisions in the credit facility that is at the heart of this case. so if, if mr. greenburg wins this case, if star wins this case and there is some big award, the government c

. ♪ >> if burks had a fan club in the control unit, james greenburg might very well be its president.h, that's my favorite rapper. he's the future. >> hands up like i'm reaching for the heavens, one false move then i'm reaching for my weapon. just being in the presence of demetrius is a blessing. >> as far as anybody in the industry, i don't see anybody that's really on his level. maybe lil' wayne, drake, kanye west. but not many people can hang with meech. >> what's your nickname? >> white boy. because i'm mixed and i'm the lightest person from my neighborhood. my dad is black and mexican. my mom is white. >> greenburg was friends with burkes in general population. >> i must be a violent offender, as y'all say. you know how people ride with guns on the streets, that's why i had my knife. you never know what's going to happen. i can't say you need one. but it wouldn't hurt to have some on standby. >> he is serving 15 years for dealing narcotics and resisting police. but up until his arrest, greenburg found drug dealing afforded him luxuries such as his grill. >> i went to the dentist

herb greenburg nice to see you back in the house.ete, you were bullish on ibm not that long ago. >> i don't own it. i'll tell you what. i'll push back on a little bit because i heard this all day on cnbc. everybody says you can't do a five year plan. if you go back to what meg whitman said in 2012. she had a five year plan. the plan is not the problem. it's the focus on discussion. she has done everything that she promised she would do. that stock is up 140%. ibm flat. >> from where? >> doesn't matter. look where that thing was going. people said this business is gone. they are way of the dodo. hewlett-packard everybody was ready to flush. >> even with hewlett-packard not from an execution st. paul laying out a long term road happen and in hp's case coming back to the surprise of many after they say no we're not going to break the businesses apart now we'll do it. it's making herb's points. >> they got to the point where they can break these businesses apart. they entrepreneur toured it and got it to that point. >> i think the proble

i'm's steve greenburg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >>> let's get traffic and weather together. we're going down that slope now of temperatures. >> it is a very gradual decline, it will not be that we will just drop off and sort of go off a cliff here with the temperatures but it will get cooler and cooler and cooler with every passing day. first, reason for that is this large system, relatively weak cold front when it comes to presip, somewhat moisture starved but man, it is doing a number on temperatures. sixty-one in advance in philadelphia, list goes on where we are mild for standard but look at that cold front. we will go from philadelphia t

. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg is here with more. >> reporter: temporary workers represent a record share of the nation's work force. almost 3 million temps a week are employed through agencies up 5.6 percent from last year. there are positive and negative to temping. those jobs mean lower wages in, benefits or training and irregular hours. on the other hand temping is more main stream and desirable employers are getting on board. companies in the philadelphia area such as enterprise rent a car, macy's and lowes hires temporary agencies. manpower and kelly services are actively hiring. for temp assistants, marketing coordinators and project managers in the philadelphia area employers hire temps at all levels of experience. if companies need because comes permanent those workers are perfectly positioned to interest right for that job. manpower claims 40 percent of the temps become permanent hires. strong demand for temporary employees and if you have good experience, you might even be able to negotiate a higher hourly rate. i'm steven greenburg for cbs-3 "eyewitnes

i'm steven greenburg for >>> 5:23, check our traffic and weather together. >> did you hear that ding.what was that? we have a coal front out to sea right now on storm scan three making its retreat. rain is done. still a couple clouds out there but we have a full moon visible right now through these clouds, very erie looking. look to the western sky and then i have to say we have a full lunar eclipse that begins at 6:27 here in philadelphia with skies clearing and temperatures not too shabby. if you want to take a bunch of pictures, it is breezy but only 62 degrees at that point when the fully clips start to take effect for us here in philadelphia a74 degrees, under full sunshine later on today, moon will have long set by that point and we will keep mild air despite passage of the cold front. cooler tomorrow but looks bright and sunny. thursday will be a nice day, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. overall your commute is super nice as well, lets give you a better idea at roosevelt boulevard not too far from fox, both side of the spectrum looking beautiful and not only the boulevard

greenburg is seeking $40 billion in compensation. >> by himself?e company i'm guessing [ inaudible ] when the government bailed out aig, it had an 80% stake in the company. >>> it hasn't been the happiest place on earth for disney. the walt disney company is bailing out disneyland paris this time to the tune of one and a quarter billion dollars. ongoing economic conditions in europe has led to a steady can he crows in park -- decrease in park attendance. >>> forward eric fare has written a new children's book called "the bulliest dozer ." it was written to raise funds for bullying prevention and encourage positive behavior. all the proceeds benefit charity. the book will be available starting this thursday at caps home games and the team stores. good idea. >> i love the ril stations. such a quite face -- illustrations. such a cute face. >>> we're looking at mostly cloudy skies. better chance we'll see showers and storms up toward i-81 later this afternoon and here tonight. tomorrow looks in the mid-70s. beverly farmer, happy tuesday. >> reporter: i

. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg is here with more. >> reporter: effective networking will increase your chances of finding a new job. one of the biggest sources of new hires is from candidates who networked their way in to a company. anywhere from 20 to 80 percent of hires are said to be from networking. we know in pennsylvania there have have been 700,000 new hires reported in the past three months. locally for job seekers there is no shortage have of networking groups across the philadelphia area. organizations like philadelphia after work, hold organized networking events regularly. they are also organizations and networking events for specific industries. another way to network is by reaching out to the five most successful people they know and ask for advice not a job. be specific, when describing their skill set and career goals. provide a list of job titles and employers as examples of what they are looking for. make it easy for their network to help you. being specific is memorable, i'm steve greenburg for ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're re

. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg is here with more, steve. >> reporter: if you are line, here's a tip, specialized niche jobs can be a big help. niche sites help employers find people who are passionate about their industry, or that have a unique skill set. small company seeking a graphic designer may use a niche site, and instead of the more larger more general job. interesting for working for eagles or phillies, check out teamwork on line.com which focuses specifically on a sports industry. if a job with the federal government is what you seek, visit u.s.a. jobs dot gov for all of their opened jobs. idealist.org works with hundred thousand none in profits around the world. they have more than 600 jobs with non-profits in the philadelphia area right now. then on your resume highlight your relevant skills for that niche and you may not need those sites for long. i'm steve greenburg for in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortio

greenburg being the former ceo of aig. mr.s back for his third and what is expected to be his final day of testimony in the aig bailout trial. as he completes his testimony, former federal chairman ben bernanke is expected to take the stand. david boyce pressed geithner about comments he made saying forces or losses were forced on aig shareholders. geithner replying we forced losses on shareholders proportional to the mistakes of the firms. but then it got testy. boyce asking if shareholders of banks who also received government aid suffered losses similar to those of aig. geithner said yes in part because there was dilution to those who had to go out and raise capital. shareholders allege in this lawsuit that's seeking $50 billion worth of damages that they were treated unfairly in the government's $185 billion bailout. one in which the government took a 92% stake in the firm. geithner's testimony basically suggested along with former treasury secretary that aig had no other options at the time save for the government to resc

. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg is here with more. >> temporary workers represention's work force. almost 3 million temps a week are employed through agencies. that is up 5 percent from last year. there are positive to negatives to temping. they mean low wages, in benefits and irregular hours. on the other hand it is more main stream and many desirable employers are getting on board. companies in the philadelphia area such as enterprise rental car, macy's and lowes hire temporary workers. manpower and kelly services are actively hiring. for temp administrate i have assistants, marketing coordinators and project managers in the philadelphia area. employers hire temps a at all levels of experience. if a company's need become permanent those workers are perfectly position todd interview for that job. manpower claims 40 percent become permanent hires. the strong demand for temporary employees. if you have good experience, you might even be able to negotiate a higher hourly rate. i'm steve greenburg for cbs-3 >>> flyers with the big match up on the road tonight with the

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offensiv >> steven greenburg joins us with a bay area jobs report. >>> millions of military veterans including more than 1.8 million right here in california have earned our respect and our thanks. but that's often not enough to land a good job. statewide, veterans face a 7.9% unemployment rate. and it's even worse for younger vets home from iraq and afghanistan. they face national unemployment over 8%, significantly higher than other workers. veterans should describe their military title and experience in layman's terms. a new government site the veterans employment center can help. www.ebenefits.va.gov translates military occupation codes, branches of service and pay grades into civilian jobs with links to matching open positions. also, check out recruitmilitary.com,/site founded and run by a former marine. it currently has more than 19,000 jobs in the bay area including positions like real estate manager, economist, project manager, senior financial analyst, and tax consultant. our vets today are highly trained with a superb work ethic. they have earned their place in our labor fo

. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg has more. >> pretending you are some within elseween but that is not good thing to do on a job hunt. 54 percent of hiring managers in pennsylvania say they have caused candidates lying on the resume. that includes candidates to pretend they have skills, degrees or experience that they do not have. it goes both ways. employers also disguised their open position toss make them sound more glamorous or interesting then they really are. employers should be more candid and honest with their applicants. it could lead to new hires staying at their new jobs longer. in 2013, more than half of all new hires, quit their jobs, after less than a year. there are many reasons. but unhappiness with the new position is certainly one of them. candidates and employers try to be something they are not. contributes to the labor market that is frustrating. customized accurate resume can get employers knocking on your door. i'm steve greenburg for ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, ge

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ted greenburg will be following up our live coverage. >>> and, as far as the weather goes, we're finallyg out? >> yeah, we will be by tomorrow morning. finally, a non-wet rush hour. still kind of windy and on the chilly side. but the sun is going to come out and will jump jump the temperature about 10 degrees from where we are today. and on the weekend, less winds on saturday, more on sunday and then a warm-up next week, a couple of days in the 70s before some storms come in. and it lookings like we're going to be dry for at least five days in a row now. >> all right, looking forward to that warm up, too. thank you, glem. glen. >> for glen and all of us here, thanks so much for watching. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is coming your way next. have a great neegt. night. we'll see you here tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- derek jeter james marsden musical guest five seconds of

i'm steven greenburg, kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> following this breaking news right now, secret service director julia pierson resigns amid recent white house security breaches after testimony on capitol hill yesterday about a breach in the white house security. we'll have continuing coverage and a special report coming from cbs in just a short time. >>> meanwhile, eating cookies and brownies will not be the same without a tall glass of milk. why dairy farmers say it could be months before you can get organic milk. those stories and more tonight at 5:00. >>> governor jerry brown is helping pet owners by signing a bill that will require insurance companies to clearly explain their policies for animals. some pet owners have been complaining about out of pocket veterinarian costs and claim denials. new policy takes effect in july of next year. >>> stalker, a new psychological thriller, premieres tonight on kpix 5 at 10:00. i spoke with the actress who plays the lead detective about what makes this stand out. >> since the rise of social media i think stalking is on the rise in ways people d

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i'm's s steve greenburg for cbs-3 "eyewitness >>> just past 5:23. time for traffic and weather together, good morning katie. >> good morning. we are tracking rain here today and this will be a heavy rain, at point throughout the course of the day and into tonight as well as bringing us gusty thunderstorms here. we've got basically a wall of rain heading our way currently bringing in the heavier rain with flash flood watches across the virginias and into maryland and that will also be a concern. we are just waiting on it. it is just time. eventually as morning progresses you can see showers already picking up to the north and western suburbs later this morning towards the afternoon, some have of those rain showers become straight up soaking downpours. depending on your location you could be looking at a soggy lunch hour. meanwhile heading in to tonight rain will be out there. it will take its time even into tomorrow morning we will be stuck with the rain before it gradually tapers away throughout the day, torey. >> thanks very much, katie, good morni

you know, it's going to be an hour from now that greenburg's lawyer beginning questioning the secretarycted to be on the stand probably all day today. possibly leading into tomorrow. he's going to be followed by his successor. and then on wednesday morning and thursday morning, former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke will be on the witness stand. now, the three men of course were the architects of the government's response to the financial crisis including a $182 billion bailout of aig. the firm's former ceo hank greenburg and his investment firm charging the government violated their fifth amendment rights by charging high interest rates on loans and failing to pay a fair price to investors when they took a 92% stake in the firm. now, in opening statements that were made last week, they called the government's actions extortion while the government's lawyer called the aig shareholders unappreciative given the firm would have failed without a government bailout. he does have his work cut out for him today and all this week. he's requesting three men who have spoken fatherly ebs ten

peter greenburg on the impact of the virus on the travel industry and why he doesn't think a ban wouldlus, cbs and hbo are betting on net tv. we are looking at how the moves are reshaping the cable landscape. >> and he is baseball's greatest hitter but a better scandal has kept him out of the hall of fame. a sunday morning preview pete rose tells lee cowen why he thinks that will change one day. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >>> thank you. >> 25 years ago today, the loma prieta earthquake hit. and we have been talking about it all morning long. one of the hardest-hit areas was santa cruz. it was just miles from the epicenter. >> kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live in santa cruz a city that had to start from scratch and rebuild 25 years ago. >> the quake damaged or destroyed 41 buildings including the beloved cooper house. right now we're standing on the site where the old building used to be. the cooper house had significant damage especially since the epicenter was nine miles away. bricks fell, walls cracked and when the building was eventually demolish, crowds came ou

travel editor peter greenburg is going to explain why that job has become a popular second act for newvest. >> we'll be back in 25. we'll have the latest traffic and wept other this fine friday morning -- weather on this fine friday morning. >> you know where to go for traffic, news and weather, it is friday, october 24th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." ebola reaches new york city, and the cdc rushes to contain the exposure. >>> a man with a hatchet attacks without warning raising new threats for terrorism. >>> and we'll preview the "60 minutes" report. >>> but we begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> you've already acted very, very quickly. we believe there are four people he came in contact with. >> e

greenburg argues that the government robbed aig shareholders of $40 billion. former u.s.ury secretary hank paulson's testimony wrapped up earlier today. we are still waiting to hear from former fed chair ben bernanke and former federal reserve bank of new york president tim geithner. charlie and anthony are back with us. charlie, you have been following this very closely. >> i'm probably the only reporter to have reviewed their sealed depositions in the lead up to the case which have. melissa: are you not supposed to see sealed depositions? >> you're not supposed to. as journalists you're supposed to. i have write written about this. >> glad charlie is on our side. >> thank you, anthony. i don't think we'll see any great revelations from any of those three. particularly during the trial. i think they're so lawyered up. there is so much legalese -- melissa: amazing they would be dragged in to be put on the stand. what is the significant of that. >> shows there are friendly judge. hank my win this. this judge is very friendly to him he believes in property rights. he looks

. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg has more, in the labor market rebound, candidates need to know how to turn a job interview into a job offer. successful interview is american just a pleasant conversation. preparation is key. employers today expect candidates to do their homework. before the the interview, spend time on the company's web site and do some research. don't just wait for a series of questions. sit on the edge of the seat. bring energy, enthusiasm to the interview. prepare a few quick stories that drive home your best qualities. instead of saying your detail oriented give an example of when your attention to detail help your employer. prepare thoughtful questions, for example how would they define a successful first year at this job. can they describe a typical workday for this position. of course, there is basics, dress neatly, be on time and turn cell phones off. when you turn it back on the employer may be calling with you your offer. i'm's steve green bye >>> a french tourist had one question when he saw jay-z. >> are you. >> are you. >> jay-see did n

i'm steve greenburg for >>> imagine getting this delivered to your home in the mail.ry man left this snake, right at her front door. it was a spotted python, that had been sent from a reptile dealer in california, and, it is a pretty common pet apparently among reptile lovers. >> i let out the a big scream and just went to the floor and she, my granddaughter came over, and asked what was going on. >> i said snake, snake. >> welshing reptile, dealer, agreed to take the snake back and refunded a hundred dollars, that somehow got charged, to delores's card. police say they are investigating the possibility that this was a case of it theft. >>> it could hit bermuda, tomorrow. >> at experts say, it does in the to have make land fall for the storm to cause severe damage. >> closer to home we're talking about a very, beautiful, afternoon, with a deep blue sky low humidity and in center city fill at skies are clear, and it is going to pretty much stay that way into the the evening. our eyewitness cam picture today comes from one of our weather watchers, peter from williamstow

ted greenburg, nbc 10 news. >>> next all new tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5," a former traffic court judge indicted on corruption charges. >> now nbc 10 digs deeper into the judge's other legal troubles. what harry hairston and nbc 10 investigators have learned about judge thomasine tynes and why she could be headed to federal business. >>> more information about this deadly delaware bus crash. what 911 calls are now revealing about the passengers after the bus flipped on its side, next on "nbc 10 news at 5." >>> and we're following this breaking news. live pictures just coming into us from our sister station in washington, d.c., where we understand three people confirmed dead after a collision between a small plane and a helicopter. a midair collision. more details as we get them. we'll be right back. >>> at 5:00, this breaking news coming to us out of maryland. three people are dead after a midair collision between a helicopter and a small plane. you see the debris there in the trees. this happened just a little over an hour ago near the airport in frederick, maryland. that's about 50 mi

hank greenburg, former ceo of aig suing the government. do you think that case has merit?>> i often comment on most things. that is one in which i'll abstain. >> all right. good to have you on the program. we appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >>> alan greenspan showing us. one more department needs an over haul. this time the secret service. no pun intended. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any allerg

mortal words of ace greenburg, stocks fluctuate. melissa: exactly is what you have to offer here right now, markets fluctuate? >> the reason it is significant we've been in in era where i think a lot of people in government thinks every setback in the markets is reason for some policy response. i think what is really key here, for the fed, for example, a lot of academic economists, not so many market practitioners relaxer, understand these things happen. got bad news on manufacturing. bad news from germany. makes sense. melissa: go ahead. >> i think the jobs report is lackluster. we need 300,000 jobs on monthly base tis to get postrecession setup. melissa: do you think this is because of that? >> i amable to foe what is causing this, i think markets what we all agree on, markets are eli on edge. a lot of people think this should go down. should be correction of 10%. when you get bad headlines, ebola, bad manufacturing -- >> it is another crisis if goes down 10%. we've had a huge run-up last few years. it happens. >> what james is do

hank greenburg, former ceo of aig suing the government. do you think that case has merit?> i often comment on most things. that is one in which i'll abstain. >> all right. good to have you on the program. we appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >>> alan greenspan showing us. one more department needs an over haul. this time the secret service. no pun intended. (vo) watching. waiting. for that moment, where right place meets right time. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we give you the edge, with innovative charting and trading features, plus powerful mobile apps so you're always connected, wherever you are. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. denturthan real teeth.erent they're about ten times softer and have surface pores where bacteria n multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking a foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the glob

zack o'malley greenburg covers the industry for forbes. >> you know, hits like "1989" >> brown: swift1989" marks her official move from national pop queen. a move that has its own risks, says "washington post" music critic chris richards. >> this came as a big declaration that she was now going to be a pop artist with a capital "p." i think it's shrewd as a business position to try to appeal to that larger audience but part of what made her such a superstar is that she was both a massive pop star and someone people thought they could relate to personally. >> ♪ and the haters gonna hate hate hate i'm just gonna shake shake shake ♪ >> brown: and while she has vocal critics, and addresses them head on, few dispute swift's mastery of today's music and marketing. she first teased this new album's release during a yahoo live event in august, appeared on rolling stone magazine's september cover and this week has shown up all over t.v. and online, at all hours, for interviews and live performances for huge crowds. she's also spurned music- streaming sites like spotify and instead partnered wi

. >> "eyewitness news" job expert, steven greenburg is here with more. >> reporter: of the 100 million americans who hold full-time jobs not even half say they are engaged in their work. nearly 72 percent of workers this pennsylvania say they are unhappy or uninspired about their jobs this applies to workers ranging from high school graduates to ph.d.'s and it helps explain why so many people continue to look for new opportunities. the job site, nd.com, tracks 140 million users a month but job searchers are frustrating and depressing. here's a great way to stay on track and productive. make yourself accountable. keep a log and document everything that you do. at the end of the week review your progress with your partner. making yourself accountable forces you to be more efficient and goal oriented in your search. try it, you might be happy that you did. i'm steven areenburg for cbs-3 "eyewitness ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh... you don't lov

it is pretty clear that the litigator which is representing greenburg is taking him down a pathway wheree he is going. they will get to more sensitive question. he has been trying to get tim geithner to verify that banks were receiving a range of federal assistance from the federal reserve at the same time aig was in the fall of 2008 to roughly the same amount of money , yet receiving that money on different, more generous terms than aig god. t. said that the circumstances were different which is the same message we got from hank alston -- puls aulson. the head of aig at the time came to tim geithner in july, and for the first time raised the possibility of turning the aig into a primary dealer, which would have opened up access to the discount window at that time. i think he is setting up for the suggestion that he had opportunities to help them earlier on that would not have been as expensive, but always said no. willtimately this case hinge on the concept of fairness. whether or not the terms extended to aig under the bailout were quote unquote fa ir. is that what is at stake? >> ther

this is one of the key questions in a lawsuit by former chief bank greenburg who claims they cheateders. 620 $59 in damages. profitnce brazing for shortfall. the were struck in history to produce this year's profit by 632 main dollars. the walkout by pilots crippled flights for two weeks. air france has traffic fell nearly 60% from a year ago. those are the top headlines. i don't know how you're going to get to paris for the annual october shopping trip. >> what are you talking about? >> come on, with your style? >> you shouldare only twice a year and october is not one of them. >> she knew when the sales were. when do i go? >> july, january. >> we will focus on india. his startminister had here in new york. he is home. he has expedited three everett separate projects. columbia economics professor jagdish bhagwati's our guest host for the hour, focusing on international trade and how to grow through trade. how us understand -- help us understand the linkage between capital and labor in what is effectively a very evolving dynamic relationship between the two countries right now. >> be

. >> the final outcome still some time away, peter, but is this case -- lets the greenburg loses -- headedn appeal no matter what? >> it seems pretty likely, betty. everything done inside the courtroom has been to protect the rights of both sides to appeal. the vision is that this case u.s. ultimately had to the supreme court, but we will have to see how it plays out here. things to calm on the government's witness list is hank greenberg. you so much. k peter cook, our chief washington correspondent as we mentioned outside the courthouse in washington where that trail is taking place. speaking of aig, former ceo ben moshe, who stepped down a few months ago, will pen a new book about turning around the insurance company. come in he spoke with me at our titan that the table conference where he is spending part of his retirement on his the memoir will be called " my fight to pay back america congo and it is slated to be published in late 2015 or early 2016. in our sit down, i asked bob in benmosche about some of the dealings that went down with the government. >> you did a lot of things -- ca

in our next half hour, travel editor peter greenburg looks at whether a travel ban would make a real difference. that's ahead. >>> a report says isis is taking to the air. they're teaching members of isis how to fly three flighter jets. holly williams is in erbil. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those unconfirmed reports claim the isis militants have been flying warplanes over the aleppo province in syria and here in iraq they continue to inflict deadly damage. at least 50 people were killed in the iraqi capital baghdad yesterday in a series of car bombs as well as a mortar attack on a residential neighborhood. in syria, the battle for kobani has taken a sharp turn. now u.s.-lead strikes including 53 over the last three days, there are reporting that the militants are retreating and local syrian fighters are telling us they've been coordinating those air strikes with the u.s. now, kobani is a major one. the battle is also a very public test of whether u.s.-led air strikes can halt the advance from the militants. >> holly, thanks. >>> the winds are top 1g 00 miles an h

in our next half hour, travel editor peter greenburg looks at whether a travel ban would make a real difference. that's ahead. >>> the u.s. military says this morning that it has no proof that isis is about to join the air war. a huge rights group claims iraqi pilots are teaching members of the terror group how to fly three fighter jets. the reports follow the latest terror attacks inside baghdad. holly williams is in erbil. the capital of iraq's kurdish region. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those unconfirmed reports claim that isis militants have begun flying warplanes over the aleppo province in syria. and here in iraq, the islamic extremeists continue to inflict deadly damage. at least 50 people were killed in the iraqi capital baghdad yesterday in a series of car bombs as well as a mortar attack on a residential neighborhood. in syria, though the battle for the town kobani has taken a new turn. just a few days ago, isis was in control of more than a third of kobani. now, after intense u.s.-led air strikes, including 53 over the last three days there are reports

hank greenburg is accusing the government of cheating aig shareholders out of $40 billion.urs of testimony yesterday, bernanke gave one and two-word answers and appeared visibly annoyed at times. he defended the rescue of the insurer and was very critical of aig. we've heard that anecdotally that that was at the time the thing that got him most upset. >> yeah. i would have liked to have seen that in the courtroom playing out. >> yesterday. >> yeah. >> a lot of guys saying i don't know, i don't recall, things like that. trials are fun. >> they're interesting. >> not trials, but -- i guess trials. but where you're on the record. think if we had -- well, we kind of are. people never forget what we say. >> they don't hear what we say in commercial breaks. >> some people do. that's why i have a cough switch. but you don't. >>> when we come back this morning, after dominating the online e-commerce world jeff bezos is betting on a store front in new york city. is it the right move? before break, one more look at equity futures. and yes, complaints that i have not been reading the

. >>> breaking news from ted greenburg. rebel casino and hotel has a new owner. do with the resort. >>> firefighters still on the seen of a fire that burns through the night. it quickly spread through several buildings. also it burned some apartments. everyone got out safely. fire crews had things under control for about four hours and then the fire reignited. 17 people are without a home. no word on what may have caused the fire. another update for you in about 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather on nbc10.com. >>> welcome back to "today," wednesday morning, october 1st, 2014. i'm willie, along with natalie and tamron. we'll check in with al on his uso tour at bagram air field in afghanistan in just a moment. earlier, we asked you to weigh in on your would you wednesday survey? i eat these potato chips, excuse me, would you say something to a loud eater? you, the viewers, have spoken. 6 % 2% say yes. >> perfect stranger? >> you do it in a funny way. you just say something like you must want me to ask for some of those chips or those are goo

here with freaky finds to get you in the spirit is author of gadget nation, our gadget guy, steve greenburgc up your face to the image and then talk, record little things, change the voice of it. once you have that clip, you can then e-mail it to a friend, you can put it on facebook, share it on social media. >> everybody is going to want it. >> it is cool. it is free. here is one over here. here we go. ready? this one is prerecorded. >> what did you do? >> you can't have a happy halloween without ghoulish gadgets. >> by the way, kids who love this. so awesome. >> we say it again. >> excellent. >> this i want to point out my attire here. you don't have to -- >> this whole thing i found in my closet. you can wear it for halloween, a job interview, a wedding, spirit halloween, $99. off the rack and fits. >> perfect. >> you have the perfect body. >> you say that all the time. >> i know. >> cut it out. next, this is called the haunted lamp. and it is voice activated. or sound activated. it will have a creepy face that should appear there. it's okay. there it is. very scary. he talks and says sc

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