hank gave him a $25,000 bail. he did not have $25,000, so he sat in jail for eight days, and he came back and pleaded guilty. this is really the regular person that is symbolic of ordinary justice. there is a woman who has five kids. she is a nurse. one beautiful spring day she is sitting on the stoop, and she is reading of friends hair, and the police say, do believe -- she is braiding of friends hair, and the police say, and you realize there is a no loitering sign, and she offered to get off, and they arrest her. they bring her before the judge, and they give her a $25,000 bail. she is never given an attorney, and she sits in jail for eight days. she has a relative take care of her five kids. eventually, she comes before the judge. the judge says, we will give you a couple hundred dollars as a fine, if you plead guilty, and we will call it a day. she says ok. she pleads guilty, and she thinks to herself, i will never pay the fine, and she gets the guy who also pleaded guilty, and they have a big party. they thi

the whole time you're meeting with him you're like, tom hanks, tom hanks, that's tom hanks, tom hanks over to the, you know, i did the table read and that was interesting. >> jimmy: that's where you sit with the other actors and just read through the script. >> that's when it got, okay, this is serious. i walk in and it's julia roberts an brian cranston and tom hanks and rita wilson and everyone is there and everyone either has three emmys or four oscars. i didn't feel that intimidated, because i have three teen choice awards. so it wasn't that big of a -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: you brought them with you? >> brought them with me just so they know. >> jimmy: yeah. you might want to have them mounted on the hood of your various cars. not a bad idea. >> i do. >> jimmy: this movie, this new movie, this is not a comedy, right? >> no, it's not a comedy. it's a really serious movie called "the dry land," and about at american soldier that comes back from iraq and suffers from posttraumatic stress. i'm very involved with the issue, and we -- >> jimmy: you go to a lot of these uso events all a

isn't the headline paulson likes what he sees in overhaul but that paulson that paulson your friend hank followed both the children the forward treasury secretary who orchestrated the heist of congress when he held it up and said you know give us seven hundred fifty billion dollars there's going to be martial law and we're going to crash the markets well he likes the financial reform bill now going through waiting for obama to sign he said unless you believe that the big financial institutions or intentionally trying to blow themselves up. they were able to spot a number of the issues exactly they are suicide bankers where you said that since the very beginning that they were intentionally trying to blow themselves up and obviously he's been watching you tube i think he's been watching all your videos of the notion of guilt but i think he's a suicide banker he's a banking jihadi in other words he's got a flawed fundamentalist belief in the belief that markets somehow are going to do god's work as lloyd blankfein c.e.o. of goldman sachs put it and of course there are suicide bankers they

believe it was a freudian slip as we talked about recently in the keiser report but what's so well hank paulson is out there pushing this financial reform and you know that when a former c.e.o. of goldman sachs is pushing for the population to get behind a particular financial reform it's most likely not the people however max they're obviously watching because their report because they're too smart here's a headline wall street fix seen ineffectual buy for a five and us yes four out of five americans surveyed for the bloomberg national polls us month say they just have a little or no confidence that the measure being championed by congressional democrats will prevent or significantly soften a future crisis forty seven percent say it will actually do more to protect the financial industry than them yes the chokehold of the racket the syndicate the mafioso's washington and wall street is getting stronger yet well it's also getting harder to defend and the people are getting very very smart here's a seventy year old retiree from nelson ohio lenore critser who says quote banks and the gove

that is something that hank paulson did not have and that power somebody would have facing that in the future. >> in the end, do you think history will be kind to bernanke? >> no, i think much kinder than alan greenspan. i think alan greenspan is the culpable one because we gave him the power to run subcrime mortgages and he wouldn't do it. bernanke yes has done much better job than for instance greenspan did in the regulation of sub-prime mortgages and other kinds of regulations. i will say this, once of the crises hit i give ben bernanke a lot of credit. in fact, few people would have predicted in september of 2008 that we would have escaped with as little damage. now there has been terrible damage. it's been great pain to unemployment. i regret my republican colleagues unwillingness to let us deal with that. but there was a systemic collapse and bernanke played a major role in that. >> charlie: what has barney frank who has been in the center on the storm learned? >> i know now more clearly that you have to look at innovation as having both a good and a bad side. there was a tendenc

hank paulson this seems like a small change to me but of course they don't actually pay that money they just borrow that money from the government or from the taxpayer and then to pay the interest on the loan they actually engage in more market rigging more high frequency trading more front running more high speed trading more flash trading so they actually destabilized the market because they need to go in there and steal more more more to paid back the loan that they got from the government to pay back the fine and of course this destabilizes market so this is the way suicide bankers like lloyd blankfein operate they don't think twice about blowing themselves up their economy their country and they're doing a fine job of it meanwhile europe is put up the barriers and said no more financial terrorists no more goldman sachs and presumably j.p. morgan as well well you know actually germany this week has just launched a national suicide bomber hotline not a suicide hotline so perhaps lloyd blankfein next time he feels the inclination to destroy an economy around the world maybe you could

what did hank heaney say? >> well, hank said that tiger had...as dysfunctional and that a lot of the things that were going on with tiger were very, very difficult and obviously mentally draining to him and he believes that everything that has gone on with this golf game isn't because of the golfer that he is but it is because of the scandal he's involved in. and he's gone on into some detail about some of this and that he probably would even still be his coach had this not all gone on. but the fact of the matter is is dealing with this is very, very difficult and it's not going to go away any time soon. he's going to have these children for the rest of his life. and he's going to have to explain it to them and they'll have to grow up in the environment and eventually he'll get divorced and one can hope that he'll move on in his life and we can see the great golfer that he was. but all of this is so very, very soon. all of this just happened thanksgiving and we're wondering why he's not winning golf tournaments and there shouldn't be any wonder a

oprah and tom hanks are rumored to be on the guest list. >> i am not going, it would be tough enough to have one president at a wedding, you don't want two president >> $6,000 tents are set up and expect lots of limos. groom is marcla lavinski. guests are asked to dress in country sheets or cocktail apparel. >> to make accommodations. >> it's hard to escape the public eye when you grew up in the white house. first daughter turned bride to be as shed the braces for it. she is rumored to sport quarter milln of jewelry on the big day. >> and forecasters are calling for sunny skies and temperatures in the 80s. >>> sunny skies, temperatures in the 80s, tell bus at. what would it be like in san francisco. we don't kno >> it's not going to happen here. in the east bay and south bay possibly. we're still looking at cloudy sky 'downtown san francisco. couple miles to the sout the sun is out and warming, temperatures are going up. redwood city 61. downtown san francisco is at 55 clouds reaching over to oaknd, half moon bay in the 50s. 74 in antioch and los gatos. monterey bay toward salinas, l

hank haney has worked with ray romano as well. nicely done. but fourth to last.hen, there's former shark jeremy reasoning. he is tied for 6th. curry of the warriors, a point better than michael jordan in 31st place. a news game for the earthquakes. that's not the fat guy in a little coat made famous. joe staley and john smith showed up. this is like 49er game when they couldn't score. quakes best opportunity came in the 89th minute. game ends in a scoreless draw. >> stage 13 of the tour at the france, same thing, statement leader, andy schleck. >> alan: when we come back, it's all about the u. why unicyclists took over parts >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, more than a month after the june primary, there's finally a republican nominee in the race for insurance commissioner. and the level of violence goes up along the border with mexico as the drug gangs use an unprecedented way to attack their victims. join us at 6:00. before we go this evening, everyone heard of the tour de france, but a lesser known gathering of cyclists is going on right near san fra

we can think directort -- hank thank director alvarez. particularly with the financing mechanism, they are contributing lands, including the market rate pieces, which we will sell off and use those proceeds for the public housing replacements, and they are going to be affordable rent things sites -- rental sides. s -- ites. the housing authority will have the opportunity to buy those sites backed -- back but assuming the debt. -- by assuming the debt. so our schedule in moving forward in very brief detail, and there is a lot more behind the scenes going on here, but, hopefully, we've already started on phase one hunters view, and some of you, certainly supervisor maxwell, was out there for a big celebration. we have completed the demolition of the phase one buildings, and we are very much focused on starting the underground work, will recall the horizontal and for structure work on the site this fall. we are pointing out that we will be back aunt -- back in front of you hopefully in september with a number of items trying to get hunter's

charles barkley, looks good on the range, but even hank haney couldn't get club to transfer it win itunts. he goes one-handed. the round mound of rebound is dead last. toliver tops the leaderboard, and the record-sitting day in infineon. larry dixon, 317.9 miles an hour. a new track record. that is fast. >> alan: barkley is still a big attraction. >> always entertaining. >> alan: thanks for watching everybody.y. ♪ hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... [ female announcer ] people who eat more whole grain nd to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 calories per serving. multigrain cheerios. try new chocolate cheerios with a touch of delicious chocolate taste in every bite.

steven spielberg, tom hanks and barbra streisand of the she sang at bill's inauguration and rumors areing that she'll sheer nad them tomorrow. steven bing may be in too. the movie producer and financier is a big supporter of the clinton, one of the largest donors to the clinton foundation, he loaned bill his 737 to rescue those in prisoned american journalists from north korea. it could be the perfect way for the newlyweds to make a quick escape. for "nightline," i'm sharyn alfonsi in rhinebeck. >> indeed, of course, we extend our warmest good wishes to the bride and the groom and our thanks to sharyn alfonsi. we'll be right back. first here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next on abc. >> tonight, adam carolla is here, music from raheem antigua. [ kid 1 ] waa ow so of our favorite things? we love summertime fun! ...wearing our farite colors... ...and jamming to our favorite bands! ♪ but we love eating totino's the most. we live for fun... ...friends... [ both ] ...and best of all.. [ all ] ...our favorite... ...eating totino's! ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ we're the

hank the point is competing moscow provided been the perfect chance to trying further their mixed martial arts careers featuring haye would be enough to book them a place in the overall grand final and the chance to perhaps one day emulate this man killed a million encounter one of the greatest mixed martial arts fighters of all time one man who's already earned his place in the finals his mom picked on so much of the twenty year old who's born in change and great so austria and now competes for the czech republic for the post this competition is great as it brings together the talented front is from around the globe this is especially a good chance for the russians as this tournament gives them the opportunity to show off their skills to a wider audience there were ten places up for grabs in the championship at this event five from eastern europe and five from the western european group remaining ten spots will be filled following the american asian finals of the likes of spain's of not loving us skilled in what he tied to certain wrestling his victory here could be his ticket to a profe

but hank wants to know when candidates lend money to their own campaigns, are they allowed attacks breaks or to pay themselves back. >> meg whitman spent a reported $71 million of her own money to win the republican nomination for governor. more precisely she loaned that campaign that money. >> it's a direct loan and hopefully you pay it back. >> a political scam says it's a practice that's -- consultant, says it's becoming moran more common. her opponent did the same thing. >> legally, there is no -- to it. there is no limit to how much you can fund your campaign. for a governor's race is 24,000 for a donation. but for yourself, no limits at all. >> he says you can't use that money as attacks write off but beyond that you can do with it as you please, including paying yourself back when other donations started to pure in. >> the fact that any money gets contributed to her is up to her discretion how she wants to use i if he some wants to pay herself back, she can. but honestly, i don't think she will. you don't blow -- you don't pop in $100 million just because you want that money back.

oprah and tom hanks are rumored to be on the guest list. >> i am not going it would be tough enough tone president at a wedding you don't want two presidents. >> $6,000 tents are set up and expect lots of limos. groom is marcla lavinski. guests are asked to dress in country sheets or cocktail apparel. >> to make accommodations. >> it's hard to escape the public eye when you grew up in the white house. first daughter turned bride to be as shed the braces for it. she is rumored to sport quarter million of jewelry on the big day. >> and forecasters are calling for sunny skies and temperatures in the 80s. >>> sunny skies temperatures in the 80s tell bus that. what would it be like in san francisco. we don't know. >> it's not going to happen here. in the east bay and south bay possibly. we're still looking at cloudy sky 'downtown san francisco. couple miles to the south, the sun is out and warming temperatures are going up. redwood city 61. downtown san francisco is at 55. clouds reaching over to oakland half moon bay in the 50s. 74 in antioch and los gatos. monterey bay toward salinas low

jim langan of the local fews says oprah, tom hanks are also invited to the saturday evening ceremony.at astor court, overlooking the sprawling hudson valley. they are speculating about the details. many of the wedding guests are said to be staying at the beekman arms, it has a long history of catering to celebrities and politicians. even george washington slept here. congratulations are everywhere, but anyone connected to the ceremony had to sign a confidentiality agreement. the clintons still won't even confirm it's happening. >> they leaked a bunch of secret documents on the internet about the afghanistan war. did you hear about that? don't worry. the plan for chelsea clinton's wedding are still top secret. >> reporter: discretion is part of rhinebeck's appeal, a hidden playground to presidents and the mega wealthy. >> we're proud to have them coming here and having their wedding, but we're not that impressed. >> reporter: no? for some it's just another milestone in this town's long history. cbs news, rhinebeck, new york. >>> listen to this -- a garage sale bargain hunter got himsel

hank in sunnyvale wanted to know when candidates lend money to their own campaigns, are they allowedreaks? that's tonight's good question. meg whitman spent a reported $71 million of her own money to win the republican nomination for governor. more precisely, she loaned her own campaign that money. it's just a direct loan to your campaign and hopefully you pay it back. johnny wang, a bay area political consultant who has worked on many campaigns says it's a practice that's becoming more and more common. in fact, her opponent steve poizner did the same thing. >> legally there's no behind trance to it. any candidate can -- hindrance to it. any candidate can decide how much to fund their campaign. for a governor's race i think the limit is 24,000 for a donation. that's for yourself, no limits at all. >> reporter: wang says you can't use that money as a tax write-off but beyond that you can pretty much do with it as you please including paying yourself back when other donations start to pour in. >> the fact is any money that gets contributed to her is up to her discretion how she wants t

pace of recovery in the world's biggest economy the nikkei is down more than three percent of the hank saying it's fucked. and here in russia the r.t.s. has started fry this trading session in the blacks like they're recovering from thursday's losses so you have to guess managed to lose more than two percent from the start of the trading session on the archer yes then the world's nickel is down almost one percent for my success will swap. big stage owned companies and rush on not coming up with enough innovative products that's the verdict of the managing director of pricewaterhouse coopers center of innovation. all correspondent caught up with him at the international forum of industry and in the patient in the worlds . we interviewed that some one hundred of the largest companies in russia so it wasn't a smaller perhaps more innovative start ups but it's a large sum of the largest one billion dollars minimum size no a forty percent ever produced innovative new product over the last two years so the good news is that that's forty percent the bad news is over a two year period for larg

blankfein we're not going to kill the markets we're just going to need your money this is because of hank paulson went before congress and demanded seven hundred billion dollars as part of that amazing extortion racket very threatened martial law in america unless congress gave him seven billion dollars for goldman sachs goldman sachs at the time said well we don't need the money because ridge now it turns out they weren't heads and he was operating as an extortionist for goldman his buddies and he is operating for the banks and not in behalf of the american people because there was a coup in american two thousand and eight and it's now run by corrupt bankers here's what senator chuck grassley says it's as if the new york fed used a i.d. as a front man to bail out big banks all over the world it took nearly two years for the public to learn these details and they were only revealed because congress wouldn't take no for an answer taxpayers deserve to know what happened with their money the militia had some of the redstone go in front of congress to get the seven hundred billion for wall st

hank haney hat worked with ray romano at well. from the beach at 17. he is fourth to last.eremy roning. tied for sixth. toll liver atop the leaderboard. let's go baseball. a's. and the royals. second inning. cahill grooves the fast ball. bettencourt, bases were loaded. gone. grand slam royals take the 4-3 lead. move ahead, seventh inning. kouzmanoff. this guy has been hot lately. run scores. barton, game is tied at 5. that's right where they are right now. 5-5, in the eighth inning. >>> a is in test for the earthquakes today. hopster here for a friendly. threat not the fat guy in a little coat skit made famous. that joe staley of the niners they stopped by the practice early this week. giving out quakesseersies, and at the game today. this is like a 49ers game from a few seasons ago. couldn't score. the quake's best tund in the 89th minute. ends in a scoreless draw. >> disappointing we didn't give our fans a better show, but we have to hold our head up. >> the proper result in the end. it was a very hot day. not used to playing at 1:00 when we come away in this heat. >> exc