aig, people forget was basically created by hank. i forget the gentleman's name. the first, i guess the guy who invented aig, but he built his into what was the largest company in the world before he was ousted in 2005 by coronation of his board and eliot spitzer doing so with some accounting. we should point out those charges have dissipated since. he has written a book about his experience at aig why he was thrown out, said he was thrown out, what the board did wrong and what happened with aig after that. between 2005-2008, aig tripled the amount of risk he took in the derivatives business. i should say doubled, that's destroyed the company, took a massive government bailout. he is suing the government. just destroyed shareholders, there were other ways to open up the discount window like he did for banks. but they basically bailed it out totally screwed over the shareholders, he was one of the major shareholders and said if you really look at this, and i believe this to be the case, the troubles with aig started by getting rid of you. he was a better manager be

and here to fill us in is our gulf reporter, hank nevins. hank? >> thanks, jimmy.ictory in the at&t pebble beach national pro-am on sunday -- >> jimmy: i'm -- i'm -- i'm going to interrupt you for a second, hank, because i'm bored. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] now it's time to check the polls. let's take a look at a recent gallup poll. yep, it looks like most galloping is still done predominantly by horses. [ light laughter ] in move news, the latest from the "die hard" series hit theaters nationwide today. so, here to give his review of the film, here's our movie reviewer stan melcher. stan? >> thank you, jimmy. this was a great movie. "a good day to die hard" tells the story of a family of cartoon lions living in the deserts of africa. one of the central characters, king mufasa, tells his son, simba, that he will one day be the lion king. "a good day to die hard" has some memorable musical numbers like "the circle of life" and my personal favorite, "hakuna matata." [ laughter ] there's also a great scene where a young bruce willis is hoisted into the air

by the way i shook hank's hand coming in.till like it was back in 2007 when i did work out with you once. and, it's a pleasure to see you again. >> charlie, always good to see you. >> and kicking --. hank greenberg. >> good to see you, my friend. melissa: he went there. he really asked the question. only charlie gasparino. all right. lori: let's get an update on the market. stocks are sinking with the dow off 65 points. back to nicole on the new york stock exchange. where the dow, this is indeed a session low here. what are traders talking about. >> it is worth noting we're at ession lows on a day we kicked it off this morning and thought we would be testing some of our all-time highs or closing highs or intraday highs. now a complete turnaround. basically you can talk a lot about italy. with the elections there and the exit polls and how that affect what is we're seeing here in the states. what we've seen is the dollar has gained strength. each time i look up it is stronger, the dxy, compared to the euro, than the time i was

and you said that, hank, and i just want to emphasize that. because the one thing that always came across to me in all of our dealings with jack during that period, he was promoting that bureau. he was promoting those reporters of that bureau. he did have those breakfast sessions, and they're famous. i mean, people used to run around the block not to see jack. how about coming over and having breakfast, mr. attorney general? [laughter] >> that's right. >> and, in fact, there was a time he got judge bell to invite chief justice berger who had never been to a breakfast, any press event that i know of at all, to come and participate in jack nelson's los angeles times'/c-span -- which got invited at one time -- >> right. >> which helped elevate the process even more. >> they came regularly. they were there at every session. >> which was -- >> that's a washington that no longer exists. >> the bureaus. >> no the. the idea that people can get together and have an honest discussion over breakfast, and c-span can show it. [applause] and nobody felt the

but you can't because hank has sort of a distended pinky so that wasn't an issue. >> jon: there's theside dirt on the former treasury secretary. >> don't be too aggressive being a junkyard dog. don't make too many waves. don't make too much waves but don't appear too comfortable. behind all this, i first heard it i was like was this sounds reasonable. they were saying the best way to keep your head down, keep your budget coming and not rocking the boat too much which is the best path to getting a higher, better job in washington that's sort the way the town works jorchg it's go along or get along. it turns into a weird almost brazil like environment where you are basically -- you can't give homeowners money for their mortgage programs because that would create moral hazard while you are handing trillions to banks because they are too big to go after. this is the one of core ideological things we ran into. when it came to the banks anything and everything was on the table. saving the banks of priority one, two and three. tarp was supposed to help homeowners. it was supposed spo help al

lou: what do you think, hank? >> pure politics. house and senate back, hold the senate, take the house back in 20 # 14. that's what it's about, nothing else. lou: at this right, i'm sort of startled by the lack of imagination that we heard from the president last night. i didn't hear a new initiative in foreign policy. i didn't hear a new initiative on domestic policy. i heard 20-some odd programs that won't cost a dime, sounded like a candy rock mountain to me, which i learned does not exist. were you surprised? >> that was a new proposal at least, but i'm not surprised or disappointed. i think -- lou: i love a happy american. >> he's doubling down on a liberal agenda should not be a surprise to anybody, especially you, lou. lou: well, i maintain my unanimity, objectivity, and, always, my hope, of course. we're going to change the subject very quickly. we're going to come back to why is the president, why did he decide to make israel -- interesting, the first trip, first foreign trip of his second term? the a-team has some skeptic

dagen: how was hank haney as a coach?st couple of shows i was so frustrated, literally kept putting the ball down, i would hit it, i was like oh, my gosh, i don't want to hit any more balls. i don't want to do this anymore. we finally turned and we started really getting along at the new year, we spent probably a week, a week and a half together around christmas and new year working on things. it was something clicked and i had the bug. it is something that is hard to get away, i want to improve, want to become a better golfer and compete with my friends and hopefully beat them. i have broken 90. i can't tell exactly what, but the day i broke 90 ahead 53-pu 53-puts. i have been able to overcome my swing and i just have to learn where to place it. dagen: you can play against,him anytime. connell: when will we see them again, but this is an interesting way to do it. >> golf will be an olympic sport. dagen: we certainly know you are a competitor like we've never seen before, michael. connell: 9:00 nine eastern time. dagen: i

the hank haney project on the golf channel. i look forward to playing with you one day.t's go back out to al with a check of the weather. >> all right. thanks so much, guys. let's take a look and see whaks. let's see what we've got for the week ahead. as we start off the week we'll be looking, first of all, at a lot of wet weather in the south. we are looking at snow through the central plains. it's just going to come down. we have blizzard-like conditions throughout parts of the midwest. we've got flooding rains, a risk of strong storms from west to eastern texas all the way through the panhandle of florida. beautiful sunny skies. great lakes into the midatlantic states. snowshowers in the upper great lakes. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> giting above freezing much of the region. low to mid 30s past 8:30 on monday morning. a lot of sunshine. high clouds drifts across virginia toward the metro area later today and overnight clouding up. cloudy tomorrow after we reach near 50 today. low 30s tomorrow. cloudy

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my name is hank klibanoff and i will be moderating this wonderful panel tonight, as director of the journalism program at emory and co-author of the book about coverage of the civil rights movement, featured tags quite prominently. first of all i want to thank the carter library and museum for hosting this and cosponsoring this and also the emory university library, particularly the manuscript and archives and rare books library. which costs -- papers and wisdom of a great number of journalists, white, african-american, of all sorts and we are so pleased five of those are pulitzer prize winners and the latest among them is at the 11. barbara matusow is so generous and made jack nelson's papers in our position and there is some rich history and i encourage everyone to take a look at them. we are here to celebrate the life, memoir, papers of jack nelson with people who knew him extremely well. jack is a man of the enormous influence and consequence in the nation. the story of jack nelson for those who don't know is a story of news reporting and the latter half of the 20th century. if you look at

i have to observe this panel started, barbara, hank, and me and then president carter came along, and out of sheer politeness we are still here. >> no way. >> i started to feel like the rest of the pitching staff. following these guys. i did have the privilege to know jack well from several different perspectives, just really a couple of them. the first, i started as even more green, more cub reporter, with the atlanta constitution. i was 21 years old in 1969. i had just come out of germany. jack had started when he was 23 years old in 1952. these dates are interesting because the book is called "scoop: the evolution of a southern reporter". the word evolution is really an important part of it. jack was 23 years old. at 29 he won the pulitzer prize. in 1970. and 75 as has been mentioned we went to the l.a. times and in 70 he went to washington, a young man. 65. sixty-five, 70. he was a young man in that period of time and he accomplished those wonderful stories. when i arrived he was lower in atlanta ocala still based in atlanta. wasn't really in atlanta but traveling all over the pla

i'll find peace ♪ in the bottom of a real tall cold drink chilling with some skynyrd and some old hanked up tailgate ♪ ♪ sitting around watching all these pretty things ♪ ♪ i get down in that georgia clay ♪ ♪ and i'll find peace in the bottom of a real tall cold drink ♪ ♪ chilling with some skynyrd and some old hank ♪ ♪ let's get this thing started it's my kind of party ♪ ♪ [captioned by national captioning institute] [cbs television distribution] >> host of gone wild. >> it is hard not to watch. jeff: going back to his roots. i forget how many things you were done. you were one of the guys who inspired me. the kersy connection. >> and we're having a bash. >> i haven't done the blog yet. jeff: i can't look. hello. roll roll roll it. a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show. and i'm learning to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting the talk show because there's a lot to talk about. welcome to the show. i know you're looking at my butt back there. all right. on today's show he got his start on mtv sports. i knew him then as dan cort

el mismo que desechó mario carrillo en 8 partidos tiene 8 goles hank negado tener ofertas.esmintieron el interés. por el mariscal de campo. pero los que levantaron la mano para hacerse de los ver suizos de la chrix número 1. fueron los jefes de kansas city. en los juegos primo pre vales. los gigantes medias blancas empataron a 9. indios ganaron atléticos 14 a 10. do deber 7 y angelitos 8. >>> en la nfl tom brady, llegó a un arreglo de extensión de contrato por 3 años y 27 millones de dólares con el equipo de los patriotas. soy william bonilla, feliz tarde para todos. >>> esta noche en solo a las 11 cientos de miles de inmigrante seso encomiendan su santos un reportaje especial de santos toribio que escuelas deja la sobreprotección no es recomendable para las mujeres después de la men pausas, los dejamos ahora con nolt noticiero univisión. gracias. lunes 25 de febrero el papa cambia las reglas para el conclave. el cardenal britanico decide no asistir por acusaciones de abusos sexuales >>la mayoría de los detenidos y deportados no son criminales. >>los encargados del gobierno

tom hanks nominated for an academy award for the movie "castaway". he's reporting to a's camp. take a look. somewhere under there is josh redic. next in sports. >>> good evening. fear the beard was a giants slogan and could become an a's catch phrase now. first in a fan fest looks like the tom hanks character in castaway, wilson. and the off season there was a friendly competition to see who could grow the longest facial hair. not doubt as to who won. >> i've been declared winner think coco accepted his loss and trimmed his up. >> i don't know. i'm just saying it's going to slow me down but that is just a matter of combing it down. >> this is very important. today the rest of the squad joined them. giants working hard to bring back faces from the championship team of the year and the manager believes it can mean advantage. >> it's easier when tak))3ábç away unknown factors as we say. but we have got spots open and will keep it competitive here. it's fair to say we're probably as selt as we've been. >> chris mullen inducted into the basketball hall of

haverford's hank smith shares his strategy for playing the pullback next. out, the dow is down 7 points. let's take a look at some of the winners on the s&p 500. constellation brands up and heinz because of the deal with the "oracle of omaha." we'll be right back. ♪ ashley: the heat map of the dow 30 right now, just below the water mark, boeing moving higher, alcoa higher, a few on the lower side, walt disney, dupont naming three. >> cisco bringing the dow down. more about the markets, block buster, corporate deals, and a drop in jobless claims not enough to lift stocks. how do you play the market's pause? chief investment officer joining us now. hank, look, these deals, i think, both of them are one off that they are not a sign the market turned around; right? or off to the races by any stretch. there's decent economic data, but pulling back. do you get in the market here? >> well, certainly. i think, first of all, it's healthy to have a pull back. we can't have returns like we did in january and annualize them as much as we'd like that. that's not realist

. >> reporter: carolyn hank morely and their two children watched in awe as they prepared to hoist up their home on center street, a home they haven't lived in since sandy. >> reporter: hank tells us, his father is helping them cover the cost so they don't have to wait for insurance and aid. >> there's no word toss describe it. i can't even -- there's no words. i am very lucky. >> reporter: first, workers got out their shovels to dig around the foundation. they soon traded them for sledgehammers to knock out some bricks. then the dirty job under the house started. they had to dig out enough space to put up these wood supports. sean and heather took off from school to witness this milestone. they can't wait to leave their rental and come back home. >> i don't know. it's just like the only place i can really get comfortable. and actually enjoy it. >> reporter: once the wooden beams were up in groupings, these metal jacks were connected to them. then six hours or so into the job, workers slid these long, steel beams underneath. a very labor-intensive process. but carol said moving was no

he was all hank paulson. then guess what? he got booted out of office and they brought in another guy. so, i'm like man, this is going to work with this guy, too. every new attorney that come n you have to sit down with them and meet them and tell them what this means to you and what you can do and what you can't do, see if they'll go with it. and, so, the new guy came in and i was like, i don't know if he's going to go with this, but let's try it anyway. so, this is where we met william brahas. i'll tell you a little about him, too, and his story. i'll wait for the advertisement. [video presentation] >> money for your gold. [video presentation continued] [speaker not understood]. >> all right. william brahas, 20 years old, how we caught him, too, he used a lot of the internet. he was all over youtube, facebook. his girlfriend was big in helping us locate him. she put it on her facebook. you know, i don't know if you guys know this, too, when you take a picture and you post it on your facebook, it gives a little longitude-lat

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for business purposes and with her consent, hanks often says he recorded their phone conversations. the last one on saturday afternoon. >> i would have never guessed that she would have gone ahead and done what she did. >> reporter: she got emotional, talking about her new song "i'll see you yesterday." >> it's such a beautiful song. it must be heard. >> reporter: ironically written to try to help those contemplating suicide. >> now it's so clear that that was what she was doing, preparing her last statement in this video. >> reporter: authorities found her body on this porch shall the same place where her boyfriend, david wilson, died last month. police have not ruled yet whether his death was murder or suicide. >> the police have not called you a suspect, but do you feel like just the way that it came out in the story that it was damaging in itself? >> i was hurting so bad and then they just did whatever they could to make it hurt even more. ♪ guys do it all the time >> reporter: the country star was once at the top of the charts. was better known recently for her public struggles

i know we just kicked out -- the department just kicked out hank and spent a quarter million dollars so far or going to in taking down the recycling center. >> just as a reminder it has to be on items that they have discussed. >> oh, okay, thank you. >> so i would encourage you to do something about this and i know that district 5 people will support you in that effort. because we're the ones who live most closely to that site. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who wants to comment under "commissioners' matters?" being none, that item is closed. and we are now on item 14, "new business agenda setting." commissioners, is there anything? any public comment? being none, public comment is closed. 15 was "communications." public comment? being none, that item is closed and we are on item 16, adjournment. >> so moved. >> second. >> >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that

i would second the remarks of miss emery and believe those involved in the hank recycling center know that the haight-ashbury council and other group were on opposite side of that issue. we are on the same side of this issue. this is a critically important facility. your advisory committee has spent the last 25 years of its life, some of it very fun, and invigorating, ensuring that the facility is a recreational facility, aimed at youth sports. an integral part of that mission is the track. we have the state qualifying city championships there. we have the high school championships and middle school championships there. track meets there. it is critically important that this facility be maintained, since it was produced at all of our expense by a general obligation bond. we would urge you strongly to communicate in writing to the mayor's office with a copy to the board of supervisors, urging your priority for funding of the repair of the track in this fiscal year. thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who wishes to make general public comment at this time? being none, publi

the hank haney project on the golf channel. i look forward to playing with you one day.the weather. >> all right. thanks so much, guys. let's take a look and see what we've got for the week ahead. as we start the week off, we are going to be looking, first of all, at a lot of wet weather in the south. we're looking at snow through the central plains. it is just going to come down. we've got blizzard-like conditions today thrghout parts of the midwest. we've got flooding rains, slight risk of strong storms from west to eastern texas all the way through the panhandle of florida. beautiful sunny skies. great lakes on into the midatlantic states. snow showers in the upper great atkes. good morning. we will see plenty of sunshine. maybe some high, thin clouds this afternoon. >> all those big storms raging, keep track of your weather on the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. back to you guys. >> thank you so much, al. >>> say hello to francelina. she is the latest contestant to have the scales tip against her. good morning. >> good morning. >> you look fantastic,

that's what hank paulson and secretary geithner began to call it.- the one division lost $858 million while he was there; correct? >> end of his first quarter on the job. it got worse after that, but they shut the unit and didn't report results separately. the losses were much greater, and ultimately, citi later that year gets a series of bailouts, $45 billion in taxpayer cash, taxpayer guarantees on hundreds of billions of the assets. it's among the biggest bailouts of the crisis here. david: isn't it fair to say, though, that most of the bad decisions, most of the decisions to buy into the other toxic incidents made before he arrived? >> on the alternative investments unit, that's definitely a fair statement. the question, i think, mr. lew will have a tough time responding to is, what did you understand about this when you went to work there? were you abelief yows to -- ooblivious to the risks? in which case we wonder if you can spot risks in the rest of the financial system, or were you aware of them and just didn't say anything? david: well, did

. >> oh, you know, ann it reminds me of hank williams, jr.re you ready for some football, and we couldn't be ready enough. if time has come. i think the day before the super bowl saturday it's always kind of strange. they're already tearing down the media center. the press conferences are over and all the attention shifts to

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. >>> we want to wish a happy birthday to baseball hall of famer, hank aaron, turning 79 years old today. >>> as bill mentioned earlier, it's national pancake day and at least it is at the international house of pancakes where a shortstack is free today. the company suggesting, though, that customers make a donation to charity in return for those pancakes. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, a look at what's coming up later today on the "today" show. what happens when fairytale weddings turn into nightmares and couples are bilked out of money before the big day? jess rosen reports on how to protect yourself. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great tuesday. >> pitting neighbors, friends, businesses and parents against each other. >> an early morning decision after unprecedented turnout a

hanks. was stuck. with had to give the spades up. because axel is sitting on the snow. and the wall metal causes it to melt. and the more the slow mo it's. the deeper the vehicle sinks. so we need to dig some of it out. don't worry that happens all the time. before we ended up stuck in the snow romani of jenny had been travelling for almost thirteen hours nonstop more than an hour has been wasted here. not a single vehicle has passed by them in the time remembers thought so focused on the ailing reindeer in the village of how to steal. his nerves are strained to the minute and this setback is not out. come on get rid of some of the so from the still messing around with you. i'll. that is the hay for the horses yes the hay will last for three days make sure you don leave matches behind i hope you got emanation with you yes but not much. to give something to the dogs. get ninety ivanov expected a package to arrive last night there are no special shops for hunters in the village of bull tak where he lives in and he usually orders his ammunition from your cook but this time

some of that court team is here tonight, including lauren, alex, lisa foster, hank wilson, lesley, jason lee, and brendan monaghan. [applause] those are some of the folks -- those are just some of the folks that really made sfpark happen. i hope you have a chance tonight to meet and congratulate them. these incredibly dedicated, hard-working people. i also want to especially acknowledged the tma'mta's cfo. [applause] without her vision and strength, we almost certainly would not be here tonight to celebrate sfpark alongside these other achievements. thank you. thank you for this honor. [applause] >> let's hear it for the sfpark team. [applause] >> that ends the awards, but the bar is open. let's give one big round of applause for our sponsors, our award winners, and all of our friends and family. see you next time for the 33rd annual. >> hi, i'm with building san francisco and we have a special program of stay safe today. but we're going to talk about what you can do to your home after an earthquake to make it waterproof and to be more comfortable. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at spur in san franci

the day before she pulled the trigger, mindy sent an e-mail to her friend danno hanks.btained by "e.t.," it says in part, quote, the toxicology tests on me are going to have to be court ordered. but once they are, i should have my children home. the most important thing are my babies must come home. >> the court order was to not just take her older son, but to take her young son. and both boys to go to florida to her mother. this just sent her over the edge. >> the cleburne county sheriff's office tells "e.t." mccready did not leave a note at the scene. however, she has in the past. we obtained this police report from 2005. that details what happened during one of her failed suicide attempts. attached to it, her suicide note. to everyone i love, i'm sorry. i know how selfish this seems. but i can't take anymore pain. mindy in her own words. according to the report she left a note in a florida holiday inn after trying to overdose on pills and wine. what types of pills she took was blacked out. to my family, i have lived to make you proud and to make your lives better. i'

>>hank you very much imam for being my guest. and thank you, pastor dever.

. >>> hank full to be back on dry land. for the first time we're hearing from cruise ship passengers who spent days stuck on a crippled carnival ship. good morning everybody. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this friday, february 15, 2013. pretty mild start to the day. still chilly in some parts. we'll get winter weather headed our way. >> storm team 4

right after lehman failed hank paulson suddenly discovered he had a $50 billion kitty of money calledhe exchange stabilization fund that he could use to prevent the money funds from going under. it was there before. >> charlie: you also think they had to rescue a.i.g. >> i think they had to. it was on the other side of all... not all but a huge number of these awful c.d.s. credit default swap bets. if they had started failing one after another, this crisis which was big enough already would have just ballooned. >> charlie: is a.i.g. still getting special treatments? >> i think the last just ended. they pay back. if you'd have asked me in september of 2008 are we going to get all this money back from a.i.g., i would have said long long odds that we will. i think they just made the last payment very recently. >> charlie: the same thing about the auto companies? >> not quite. we're going to get back more than most people thought but the net losses in the tarp when all the accounting is for the troubled assets relief program which got used also for the auto companies, more than 100% of th

moral or ethical hanks' legitimate but dressed up as a legal concern and as as a proposition or as a test for that i would ask anytime you have an issue with a drone strike if you were just a substitute instead of hellfire missile fired from a predator drone what if the u.s. had used a cruise missile what if the u.s. it used a conventional bomb what if the u.s. had used artillery i submitted almost all instances the same concerns would be extant you would have so i don't think the drone is a mode dalla he is in and of itself the concern it's the broader use of force not the mechanism and and i would just note that throughout this discussion and most discussions we use the term drone and that's a convenient overarching label but it's a little misleading and i say that because drones implies autonomy and these systems are remotely piloted that's significant because as we move forward whatever the concerns people have for current remotely piloted vehicles and systems we will have and do have autonomous systems and i think those present even more challenges and the need when you want to

dominican university alum hank rao shot the video with his two grandmothers a few days ago and now hase than a million hits on youtube. >> so unbelievable, a little shock. i put it on facebook for a few friends. and all of a sudden it's going viral. >> he has a lot of friends now. >> he said his grandmothers love the dance because it's freeform which means there are no steps to learn. i think you could get this down, frank. >> i promise this is one dance i could probably do. >> i think you could do it. we would need a videotape and air it on our show. >>> you may have noticed from facebook and twitter the san francisco zoo has a new addition. >> it's a healthy baby tiger. veterinarians won't know the sex for a couple of weeks so they are calling it junior. since giving birth monday the mother is doing well. the first tiger to be born at the zoo since 2008. cutie pie. >>> 4:57. coming up, get ready for the world's largest airline. >> how a merger between american and u.s. airways will affect customers. also ahead -- >> thought we were dead. >> yeah. >> really. >> i -- >> pretty scary. >