hank greenberg was thrown out by his own company's board. >> under pressure from you. some people say that the collapse of aig falls at your feet, because hank would not have allowed that craziness to go on. >> let's deal with reality here. hank greenberg's accounting was fraudulent. >> you can't say fraudulent because there is no indictment, you can't just throw around the word fraud. >> here is the federal judge's opinion that he was a conspirator? >> the answer is we cleaned up the company, got it into leadership, and the southern district said we'll bring the charges. >> and hank greenberg is still not running, you know, living his life, so all of these charges that you throw away so cavalier, there's no evidence to support that. >> maria, i hate to say this to you, deal with facts and reality, not what pr machine wants you to. his company payed $1.6 billion in a settlement, acknowledged his accounting was fraudulent. these are in facts, reed the federal judicial opinions. he is the one that began as a federal judge, instigated the conspiracy. >> you're still not an

you want to repeat ad nauseam things that are coming outment pr machine of hank agreeberg. >> i'm notdeference to a guest whos were cuted this. there is an inability on the leadership's part of wall street to acknowledge what happened. >> eliot: it was a spirited conversation, and i appreciated the ability to voice my side. all of my facts got in the way of maria parroting the pr line. she went on this afternoon without anyone with to point out the facts. >> my heated conversation between myself and eliot spitzer. his persistent and continued attacks on hank greenberg. even though six out of the eight charges that spitzer's office has brought years ago has been dropped. and the remaining two were technical in nature. i made a point that it's irresponsible to keep saying publicly that greenberg committed fraud. there seems to be a personal animosity driving this and that his bullying tactics were inappropriate. idennis vaco said he heard spitzer speak in a personal nature about going after greenberg. we were told by greenberg's law firm that spitzer called and played threats. i asked s

. >> think hank you? any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is now closed.rmally on a philosophical level i do not support declaration of policies on the ballot just because they do not have a true policy impact and i generally support having something that has the legislative impact on the city to be sent to the voters, however, i very much support the intention of the measure and agree with the points that supervisor avalos has brought up. as someone who has studied the constitution and actually has a love of admiration for the document, it is something that guide our country's values and walls, i was incredibly disappointed to see the ruling of citizens united and the concept of citizens united do not act as human beings retreated as such and were given first amendment rights. for that reason i will support this measure to be put on the ballot and will support a motion to citizens united do send this forward to the full board. any of their comments from colleagues? -- any other comments from colleagues? do we have a motion? we of emotion and a second. we

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>>hank you very much. >> richard winger. i i hav i have been a poll worker for years. they work for very low money. there is a problem that these core of people will get exhausted, especially under the proposal in that gubernatorial years. we would have elections in june and september and november, and it is not just the poll workers, but a whole army of city employees who are out in the field helping them. i feel it is expensive and not worth the money. >> thank you very much. next speaker. take my name is jim lindsay. thank you for doing this in the summer. when i heard about this, my gut reaction was a late april fool's joke or something. we will really have more elections? that is what we need? i tried to find out what the cost was. the lowest i have seen as 3.3 million. the highest number was 4.2 million. split the difference, because advocates always go high, and people always sort of fudged a little bit toward their side unintentionally, but that is what they do. i, to 3.7 5 million. that is my best guess to reality. -- i came out at 3.75 million. really? what h

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you haven't gone anywhere, hank is yous. >> correct. >> reporter: this is a neighborhood full of the elderly, a couple of pregnant woman, a newborn baby, children, how are they holding up? >> couple of them have generators. we cep thinking it was going to be fixed and it's not. finally they are out. for the most part, we are all hanging together and trying to make it work. >> reporter: you say you called bge. what is the response you get? >> everybody has called and everybody gets a different time and different day. i call, there is no work order. ist the run around. when are you coming? we are hot. republican of course you are. what does that do for you trying to prepare to plan your life? you can't. you think the next day you are going to have power and then you are stuck again. the next day you think okay, they are coming, then they don't come. we are getting nothing. no one is helping us. >> reporter: we have placed calls to bge , the latest i got is a crew will be here tonight and they may not have power though until tomorrow morning. at least that is some relief they hope. crew

you. >> of course. in the meantime, just how long can this little mini summer rally last? joining us from philadelphia, hank smith of haverford and adam grimes, chief investment officer at waverly advisers. thank you for joining us today. hank, you first of all. okay. we have had a little mini rally. this is good. might be only due to the central bank put. but whatever. setting ourselves up for disappointment? >> i don't think so. look. valuations are still very, very attractive. dividend yields are attractive in here and as bob pointed out a few minutes ago, there's still extraordinary pessimism out there. there's a llt of fear. there's a lot of anxiety reflected by the cash on the sidelines and the trillions of dollars that have gone in to bond funds in past five years. that all is fuel potential, potential fuel to further push equity valuations higher. >> adam, do you think there's justify kagts for the pessimistic sentiment out there? >> yes. absolutely. from a longer term perspective, we love the pessimism. we want to see a wall of worry for the market to climb and we see a bullish attitude. >> how do

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charles thank you for being here. hankilliams daughter jet williams will join the little williams will join the little rockers with a classic [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> his music impacted johnny carb and rolling stones and bruce springstin hank williams is one of the most influential artist. but he died way too young. 29 years old. the story of his final hours on his life was told in the new movie the last ride. >> everybody likes music. there is no reason d. you want to listen to the radio? i ain't got a radio. you want one? i guess. no radio huh? >> no. how abou

you, greg. tonight the florida representative explains his controversial comments. plus. hank williams junior and all of his rowdy friends are jamming with the governor tonight. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> thank you. thank you very much. by the way we have a great audience tonight. two-thirds of this bunch are all from arkansas and we are having fun. they can call the hogs and do all sorts of stuff. welcome to all of you folks from little rock here today. [applause] >> it was a special week in our family. our little grandson chandler celebrated his first birthday and had his first taste of the cake and i think he enjoyed wearing it as much as eating it. and then our little grand daughter celebrates her month. the joy of watching them is enough to make me forget about the nonsense of washington. well, almost. and look. after the house of representative voted to hold attorney general holder in concontempt of congress for failing to give documents for the gun running operation that resulted in the murder of a officer. holder and some members of congress insin

thank you for being here. >> and it is it about to get a little rowdy in here. hank williams junior and his band are next. stay with us. . you he is a recognizable star. he has a new album called old school new rules. please welcome hank williams junior. great to have you here . i have listened to all of the songs. and best you have this is a fantastic collection. i don't know whether to call it southern rock . what do you call it? >> i wonder after we met yesterday. i hope he takes it to listened to it >> i listened to every bit of it >> you can't tell someone until you listen to it it is a big story. i had an american signature. let's face it. and in the beginning, i feel sorry for the monday night football fans that don't get to see their opening over something has ridiculous as that was and now it is my turn on this album. that's what i love about the music. it is straight talk to the heart of america and if anybody loves america and patriot and loves what i call the good things in life . >> and good things about our country. not the bad things, but the good thin

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you think there might be a connection there? >> joining me is hank'saughter jet williams it is so good to have you here. you were born five days after he died. >> he the official death is january 1st and they took his body to montgomery and i was born before the sun came up on the sixth. >> it was a touching part of the movie in which he went to the doctor that was going to deliver you, i mean that was part of the film and he wanted to make sure he took care of that baby and that is got to be special to know that your dad wanted to make sure you were taken care of. he had no way of knowing he , not meet you. he wanted his baby. and growing up adopted and find out hank williams was my father was important and what meant the world to me, my daddy wanted me and he didn't count on dying at 29. >> jet, you are going to do one of your dad's song. >> i would like to dedicate one to you. hey good looking. >> there is a future in politics if you can lie like that. >> i will just sing country music and politics take care of itself . ♪ ♪ hey good luckin. ♪ what y

when you see hank doing such incredible work, there is a lot of potential -- and just getting a lot of this resolved. i will continue this to the call of the chair, and take a fiv- eminute-minute break for the "survivors" hearing. >> we will sit in recess for 5:00. >> mr. clerk, can you read item 2? >> the current policies an-- for the survivors to compensate those who -- >> we heard the impacts of violence and trauma on children. there is evidence proving trauam has auma has -- untreated expose to trauma can lead to mental illness and long-term health effects. i hope to learn of the services for the survivors of trauma, for to help them deal with catastrophic incidents. we will have more from sf crisis care. i want to thank the chief of the fire department for participating today. we will start the hearing now and hear from the chief. >> good morning, suprvisor. joanne, chief of the sf fire department. i am speaking in favor of the aditionaditional resources we my need. we respond to approximately 110,000 calls per year, 35% fire related. the medical calls that we respond to oftentime

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hank greenberg. i want to show you the clip and talk about her general attitude toward her job. atch the clip first. >> hank greenberg's accounting was fraudulent. his company -- >> come on, you can't say fraudulent because there's no indictment. you can't just throw around the word fraud. >> here is the federal judge's opinion that says he was a conspirator. here are the headlines. his company -- >> why no charges? why no charges -- why charges dropped? >> eliot: we charged the company, got new leadership. the southern district said to me we're going to bring the charges. we want the southern district. this has been documented. we said you want to do that? fine. >> cenk: so here's what i find amazing. aig paid $1.6 billion because of fraud. now why would bartiromo think oh you think they're going to pay $1.6 billion if they didn't commit the fraud? hank greenberg himself paid a $15 million fine for fraud! but bartiromo's default position is protect the financial industry. protect the people who are in power. protect the establishment. and this guy who actually tried to do someth

i want to show you hank. that's my boy. i've been playing with him all day. there is a pool hank likes to play. in he is able to stay cool. pets are another population we talk about when it comes to surviving the heat. we talk about newborn babies, we talk about the elderly, the folks that live in the 21 homes in forest hill and pets. they are doing all they can to stay cool. >> well a story for that kid's baby book, for sure. cheryl conner reporting live tonight. >>> gripes and complaints as you deal without power go to the bge call center. today we got a firsthand look at the place where they have been handling an on slot of calls. the number dropped off. 200 reps fielded 1.2 million calls this week. after a week power for some, crews are still working around the clock. >> bge has made a lot of progress this week, with every storm we will always have lessons learned and talk about how we can communicate better with customers, provide better information and restoring power as safely and quickly as possible. >> for people who don't have power for the next tim

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