workings of organized crime not the case today with jamie dimon nonetheless we talked to marketplace's heidi moore on capitol hill fresh from the hearings on what did come out of it of value plus we're wondering if banker bonus arbitrage is upon us when toxic assets unloaded on bankers turn out to be the gift that keeps on giving or perhaps we're seeing a breed of genetically mutated bank executives who are the only ones that can digest toxic assets these are the questions we have to ask after a reuters report we read will tell you about it let's get to today's capital account. so you know we were hoping the hearing of j.p. morgan c.e.o. went a little something like this. there were twenty seven might be sixty three goes up a lot you know with all the organized crime. is what i'm telling you what i'm exposing. for you grace and everybody this is my. that was from the famous the laci hearings of the one nine hundred sixty s. which were touted as a major breakthrough in intelligence about the mob well that wasn't what we got with jamie dimon today you know what can i say a girl can dream that'

. >> justine's dad, steven schwartz, and her mom heidi, were getting one of those awful calls in thedle of the night, a voice telling them that their daughter was laying dead on a back road in virginia. >> it's devastating, as you can imagine. it's the kind of thing that parents dread. >> i remember him putting the phone down and saying, it's justine, she's dead. i just -- you know, there's no way to describe that feeling. >> steve and heidi call their daughter lauren living in philadelphia. she was younger than justine by two years. sisters always inseptembaccept >> i couldn't stand. you get these pangs in your gut and you can't breathe. >> in the predawn hours, the family made a plan to meet. >> at that moment you think, this can't make sense. >> back at what was now a crime scene in virginia, trooper hobbs was trying to figure out the sequence of events as to how this young woman came to be dead in the road. the husband told the trooper that after his wife called him to tell him she was broken down by the side of the road, he hopped on his motorcycle to go help her. >> he's coming

heidi mckeela came to the united states from guatemala when she was 4 years old.the top of her class, decorated in an award from the national honor society with a key program and the governor of virginia. she just graduated from the meadowbrooke high school in virginia. but five months ago her bright future was cast with an unsettling shadow when immigration officials raided her family's apartment and issued deportation papers for heidi and her mother. "the washington post" wrote a story on heidi and her mother giving them a one-year reprieve from deportation, but what was only a temporary fix might now with the obama administration's new policy be a long-term solution for heidi? joining me from richmond, virginia, is heidi and he lawyer, ricky. and here is antonio. his new book is "we are americans: just not legally." heidi, i want to start with you. i read your story monday in "the washington post"." and then president obama's position yesterday feels to me like it might absolutely impact your story. what is your reaction to it? >> i think it's incredible, every

i think i'd be hard pressed to say that for sure premiums would lower at this point, heidi. think that we just don't know yet. there was a lot of talk about the fact that everyone's premiums might reduce by $2500. we haven't seen that yet and health care costs do continue to go up. what i would say though is with regard to preventative care if you're going to get cancer screenings or anything that falls into the realm of prevention, not only will there not be costs associated with that but there should be no copays either so that is important because a lot of people avoid those tests. it's completely free now. >> really great advice. >>> i know you recently spoke to governor romney's health advisory. this question is from twitter. frank wants to know what would the republicans want to do with all the uninsured people? >> you know, it is a very interesting question especially given that the candidate is governor romney who started the health care plan in massachusetts. i don't know that wean the answer yet but i will say a couple things. when i talked to the health care advis

. >> reporter: heidi and her 10-month-old jacqueline grabbed the essentials when they were ordered toflee sunday morning. >> i took baby wipes, lots of baby wipes. and my dog's favorite toy. she gets anxious. >> reporter: not as anxious as heidi who isn't sure what she will have left when the fire is out. >> i am prepared if possible we could lose our house. it could burn down. >> reporter: every day, she tracks the fire's progress online. today, it's closer than ever to her house, but not there yet. >> i'm trying not to get too shook up, but there's that fear. we don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: bone dry conditions and variable winds are causing the fire to spread quickly. >> if they continue without moisture, they can become more volatile. >> reporter: making firefighters' jobs even more daunting. george, it continues to pop up. you can see them behind me, the smoke rising. and we definitely smell of wilde fire. saturating the region. reason it's so dry, there's also another reason, there's a silent enemy back in the forest. it's called the pine beetle. look at this p

. >> tell me about, heidi, your songs that you sing. you have a favorite one? lucky to get a lot of liza minnelli's material and i'm honored to be doing a lot of her material. i'm singing "maybe this time" from "cabaret" and i have actually sung maybe this time with liza in the wings. i did a benefit years ago, it's very intimidating knowing someone so iconic has put their stamp on this material. the great thing is that we have a brilliant arranger who has really taken these songs and done something magical and he really makes you hear them for the first time. like "cabaret" everyone knows it as a certain way but matt sings it in a very broken down, different spin on it. >> there was also, as you were saying, the personality of the person people remembered singing it. do you have to be liza mu nella? >> i always say, to do this show, i think all of us have to get in touch with our inner liza, with our inner diva because the material, they really, their material is very special and sparkly and grand and you really can't go out there unsure of yourself. you have

moore of marketplace and kathy mock one said great show as usual heidi is great but please show us j.d.s. executive cufflinks well if you missed it here they are ok jamie diamond wearing not his heart on his sleeve but the president's seal you know i guess it only makes sense i suppose as he had lawmakers wrapped around his finger just bring it all together moving on richard back and since we did that some financial education for jamie dimon and jamie dimon it was on his twitter feed if we could bring it up he showed us to distinguish between a proprietary trade and had a obviously it's joe but jamie diamond it's how he seems to see it at least and finally over three greg maddux said the only thing more sickening then watching the pandering by the politicians and the stonewalling by diamond was the coverage by the mainstream media thank you lauren and capital account the whole team i should add for the only honest coverage of the hearing that i saw well thank you for seeing it that way we worked really hard to bring you it there you can see his comment there now there was also an interes

heidi, carol, you probably heard these numbers as well.me tell you, in our reporting and investigating, i don't know we can convincingly say premiums will go down. i know it has been talked about. if you crunch the numbers in the short term, premiums may not go down and may continue to go up as health care costs continue to go up. for someone like heidi where she may notice a difference and the rest of us, the co-pays for preventive service, cancer screenings, anything related to prevention, those co-pays won't exist any more. that can be a big deal to people, 25, 50 bucks, whatever it may be, a lot of people won't get screenings because of co-pays. co-pays for those things will go away for heidi and everybody else. >> and a question from frank in california, a question about priorities. >> my name is frank. i am 37 years old from victorville, california. i am wondering what about us who are unemployed, would rather keep the lights on than pay f for mandated health care or fines for not having it. >> reporter: he gets right to the crux of

want more taxes on the street and they feel underserved >> it has been going on for a few months and heidisays she has been using isixt for weeks and have had zero problems. but john says, who would want to entrust his life to random stranger with an iphone and a car? drivers to get a criminal background checks, passengers give credit card information and everything is track on line but the city says the whole thing may be illegal. >> there is a growing scandal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> here is what we're working on for the eyewitness news at 6 >> i think it is a fantastic idea >> i'm really excited, it will be a great change >> something big coming to one bay area town. a gift from george lucas, it is. >> how many students do have? >> a bay area's school getting taxpayer money for students who do not exist. those stories and much more tonight at 6:00. >> thanks for watching.

let's take a look at what heidi klum is wearing. she has a turquoise statement necklace. >> very big necklace. very big necklace. >> love that on her. we have two versions, the one that i'm wearing that is kind of soft that has the pearls and things in it and we have this glam one that has a lot of sparkles in it. i love it because turquoise is summer. if you need a glam, you don't want to go all silver and all sparkle, this is a summer necklace because of the turquoise. >> i really like that. >> that's $28. >> $28? what a steal. >> then we have a promo code. >> you do? you always have a good discount for our viewers. >> wbal20 is the promo code at shop for sparkles.com. >> and you get 20% off? >> everything on the site ooflt eye love it. >> thank you. always a pleasure to have you here. stay with us. back with more news in a >> good morning. i'm greg toland. orioles pitcher chen is glad he doesn't have to face the nationals again. in two starts against the nats, chen's record is 0-2 with an e.r.a. over 7. in his other 12 starts, he

i would like to thank the staff , elizabeth, sally, heidi, migke, joyce. you are the ones that worked side-by-side to sweat the details and worked as long and hard as we did. if there is any recognition we receive as project managers, you receive that equally. i like to thank the department of public health and city-wide and the funding people. you were a big part of the success and will continue to be so for many years to come. finally, i would like to thank the members of the many community and neighborhood residents that have supported the project. i would like to thank cac members and neighbors and residents. chris jackson is on the selection committee that chose our team. thank you. john owns a condo right next to the site. thanks to you as well. on behalf of committee housing partnership and our future residents, they give to the immediate neighbors for their support and continued -- thank you to the immediate neighbors for their support as we complete construction. [applause] >> thank you. we are waiting for the mayor to arrive. he will be here any

i know this is true of john and ray odierno and heidi shu and the whole team over there. i'm now out of my previous job it was a big priority of mine and my successor, frank kendall, i know will be working especially with the army to improve their tradecraft in acquisition and also to put together their portfolio of investment for the future, and this is a big change for the army. i said before, the army has -- is making the most difficult and largest transition of all the services just because they've been really up to here in iraq and afghanistan now for ten years, and so in acquisition and in everything else, how they define their mission, how they train their people, how they organize and so forth, odierno and mccue are, you know, taking a really fundamental look at all of that, and secretary panetta and i have wanted to make sure they had the time and the strategic patience from us to make the changes that they need to, and it will take some time just because of the magnitude of it, but it will be reflected in acquisition as well and it really needs to be because the

their names, we have margaret, bill, ella, valerie, brian, cammy, cival, stella, denise, david, and i heidi you're in the room, please stand, and let's give them a round of applause. [applause] now, every event really needs to have a planning committee, and then you have those folks that do. yes a kind of known in my office for having these ideas -- i am known for having -- for having these ideas, but ideas are no good unless you have the folks that can run with it and put it through other and make a day like today happen. so i really want to now focus on the folks who coordinated this whole day for us. delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work

. >> oye, parece que es espaÑola porque tiene un vestido de lunares nos vamos con heidi ahora. >> heidi? >> ahÍ viene maya con la versiÓn de gala. >> el traje con su tuto morado se ve muy elegante. >> esto serÍa para llevarla en que ocasiÓn para miami. >> serÍa para una celebraciÓn importante, como un matrimonio y una fiesta de gala. digna de cualquier alfombra roja. >> que buena, ella como es malla. muy bien maya. >> muy bien. vamos ahora con la prÓxima que es muy conocida en el mundo de la farÁndula y el espectÁculo. >> el jets sets. >> ella solamente camina en la alfombra roja con su dueÑa. >> ¿quÉ te parece la vestimenta que le hemos puesto hoy dÍa? >> es un fanÁtico raÚl. >> >> anda. >> va a enseÑarlo todo. >> dice que va a enseÑarlo todo. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> estÁ preciosa la verdad que sÍ. >> me voy a desfilar, no vayan hacer la gracia aquÍ en la alfombra roja. >> ¿quiÉn viene ahora? >> fred, estÁ vestido muy elegante con su traje. >> para la foto ¿cÓmo se paro? >> no, lo tienen que dejar. >> camina, ven, ven. >> aplausos por favor. >> (risas). >> creo que no querÍa desfilar

wanted to fabricate them, one guy and london, he said, he believed and he is sympathetic with the to heidi -- jihadis and he is an intellectual leader. he suspected that some are true and if they want to fabricate them, why should they put that bin laden is concerned about innocent citizens? certain aspects of the document that are not even of interest to the government. to betray government has someone appalled by indiscriminate attacks against women and children. gadahn furious with the egyptian government targeting christians in their churches. is that something that you would fabricate? that is my answer about the fabrications. personally i did not -- i do not want to claim to be smart, but but on the basis, fabrication and forgery does not strike me as a possibility. so comparing the u.s. leaders, these are completely different worlds. when u.s. leader and other leaders are working within the government and the paradigms' of the nation state. the leaders are working on their own. and on one level, it can say that the jihadi leaders have sacrificed more than other leaders. that is why

cash and heidi, as the camera pulls back to george. take a look.s family like this that inspires you. neil, again, congratulations. >>> i'm over here with cameron mathison. you are the most -- unflappable guy i know. >> thank you. >> you go backstage with russell brand. and it's almost impossible to keep a straight face. >> i'm telling you. what a trip. what a trip. that's all i'm going to say. i'm not talking about the flight to get here. i'm talking about interviewing or, should i say, encountering the electrifying russell brand. and getting a sneak peek at the mtv movie awards set. take a look. it's a show notorious for its spectacle. mtv's golden popcorn trophy is awarded in a couple of crazy categories you'll never see at the academy awards. like best gut-wrenching performance. best fight. >> three hours late. >> reporter: best on-screen dirt bag. and best kiss. mtv movie award winners are decided by online voters. sunday's show is hosted by dangerously funny russell brand. who has worked on the video music awards twice. should mtv be nervous?

i said thank goodness you told me that before i met heidi fleiss. any-hoo. was working, writing like a fiend, but loving it. i love when i can stay home and work. the boats go by and it's beautiful. saturday night frank and i went out to dinner with reeg and joy. we pick up where we left off. >> you laughed through the whole thing? >> we laugh our butts off. i have something very exciting to say today. hoda has an event she has to be at on wednesday. for the first time in 12 years, regis is going to co-host with me here on wednesday. >> old times. >> we've been together, done tv but have not hosted the show. i'm really looking forward to it. >> very big day. he's still got it. remember when he was here with your mom? >> yes. oh, please. and frank. >> and frank. >> yes. yeah. >> that one they're still talking about around here. god knows how long they'll be talking about it. >> he is in rare form. i know you have production meeting ahead of time. who is going to tell regis what to say? we'll let him show up and let the sparks fly. should be fun. we are so hap

. >> but heidi endorsed obamacare. >> that ad basically implies she's lying.you the original ads that they're quoting. >> 12 years ago, i beat breast cancer. when you live through that, political attack ads seem silly. i would never vote to take away a senior's health care. >> so, congratulations to karl rove. >> it's really classy isn't it? having lived through this in the clinton years, this is the kind of very nasty distortion that we are going to see over the next several weeks. but here's the thing. remember that political speaking, mitt romney has to win independents. this is about the independents. and they have to be worried that a little bit too much of the extremes, remember what we saw from the tea partiers and this kind of extreme ad. again, a a woman who overcame breast cancer. that's not going to appeal to independent voters. if you're someone for whom those attacksç work, you're probably not voting for president obama. you probably already support mitt romney. so remember that in the context of this election, mitt romney has a very fine line to

heidi heidkamp is running. tim kaine is not doing any snoopy dance in virginia. aren't a lot of the democrats in a difficult situation given the continued unpopularity of obama care. depend hass you want to highlight in obama care. if they run on their own terms and talk about the positive. the fact that preexisting conditions no longer allowed. you can't get denied insurance is no longer allowed. >> how you about the taxes on the middle class. $4.2 million according to the c.e.o. >> you are only taxed if you a, already don't have healthcare. >> it is an income tax and medical devices tax. tanning tax. >> tanning tax not for me. for john boehner maybe not for me. if you are calling it a tax is there a federal clause issue, if you are calling it a tax, romney care was lass tax and again the exact same thing. >> i'm not defending romney care but the democrats want to run away from the decision. >> who is going to be the messenger for the republican party, the guy who was the architect. he is raising it today before the blowback begins but until people realize. >> w