we wanted to show you pictures of herbert and katherine's two boys.rs on both sides say they don't know if any pictures of them in life. all they have are the autopsy photos taken shortly before they were buried in their unmarked graves. >> a lot of people say you have no love for your child because you let two children die without medical help. >> no comments. >> gary tuchman, cnn, philadelphia. >> what a tragic story. a priest appears at a crash site and says a prayer and then it has an extremely powerful impact. hear why some are calling this mysterious priest a real life angel. that's up next. i help support bones... [ ding! ] ...the immune system... [ ding! ] ...heart health... [ ding! ] ...and muscles. [ ding! ] that can only be ensure complete! [ female announcer ] the four-in-one nutrition of ensure complete. a simple choice to help you eat right. [ major nutrition ] nutrition in charge. ...and a great deal. .ce thanks to dad. ou eat right. nope eeeeh... oh, guys let's leave the deals to hotels.com. ooh that one! nice. got it! oh my gosh this

herbert and katherine are charged with third degree murder following the death of their 8-month-old son brandon this spring. >> instead of caring and nurturing him, they ultimately caused his death by praying over his body instead of taking him to the doctor. >> and unbelievably, this isn't the first time this has happened to the shiebls. in 2009 their 2-year-old son kent died. the parents did not seek medical care to treat him. >> i tried the previous case two and a half years ago and the circumstances from that case to this case are eerily similar. >> in the first case they were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of kent. the prosecutor asked for prison time but the judge opted for probation and allowed the couple to move back to their home with their seven other children. the judge did order them to seek medical care for their children in the future. joanne prosecuted the case then and will prosecute this case as well. when the judge gave probation, you must have been very upset.

nice kaiser and stacy herbert discussing the dutch blues a little more than ten minutes from now.well flood levels in russia's far east surging now seven meters high and set to rise soldiers and civilians bracing for some of the worst flooding that the region has seen for more than two centuries russia is not the only country though suffering as you can see the armor river running along the border between russia and china here and is hit by catastrophic weather since the start of the summer already more than one hundred reported dead another one hundred fifty missing three of russia's regions of yearly affected experts saying the floods have yet to peak more than half a million homes and livelihoods under threat in the far east city of how about all of the next twenty four hours said to be critical our correspondent paul scott has more. bass is a city under threat a city on the edge of the moment water levels continuing to rise with the pink not expected for another twenty four hours or so now is the hour more river so that my right that is causing all the problems it's breached i

system pension system markets and infrastructure stacy herbert yes max we're going to talk about a generation the all should just do or run or because mom and dad and grandpa and grandma have left you with a big bill for all of their hollowing out hold the economy hold jobs. you know it's like back in the dust bowl days you know they had what he. going to woody guthrie you know going around town to town with a little guitar talk about you know shellacked dangle and do gold well that's what we're going to talk about you know i was inspired by looking at the story from los angeles where they're selling three billion dollars worth of bonds to fix potholes now there are so many potholes there because they actually haven't fixed the roads for up to sixty years in some places so they're piling on taxes in order to pay for all of these past few decades where instead of spending a very small amount to keep the roads maintained during the whole process they're cute the costs are massive because they let this whole system go to rot so they have to dig up all the roads and repave them so this is what we

herbert heard it from tom tucker. tucker heard it from bender on futurama, oddly enough, for some reason. bender heard it from al harrington, harrington from reo speedwagon. ♪ heard it from a friend who ♪ heard it from a friend who ♪ ♪ heard it from another... reo speedwagon saved us several stops, as they, too, had backtracked the joke to some extent. but when their trail had led to a bartender in virginia, they had given up, much the way the world had given up on them. in fact, just to kick them a couple extra bucks, here's five seconds of "time for me to fly." no, don't! all the money goes to my bitch ex-wife! can you play our song? peter: okay, lead singer from asia. ♪ now, sure as the sun will cross the sky ♪ ♪ this lie is over... we can't go to virginia, peter. bonnie and lois planned that couples weekend to maine. we're supposed to leave in the morning. yeah, peter, we've looked long enough. maybe the joke doesn't have a source. don't be stupid. somebody had to have made it up. and we're going to find out who.

c-span: herbert p. bix, author of "hirohito and the making of modern japan," could somebody who is japanese write this book and publish it through a japanese publisher in japan today? >> guest: i think so. i think today there has been a number of breakthroughs that have occurred over the past 20 years, and hirohito has died, died 10 years ago, so enough time has elapsed. it's possible a ja--and i would expect and, in fact, i would hope that japanese historians will surpass this biography and uncover new material and that we will get critical accounts of the emperor and the role he played, both before, during and after the war. because that man is absolutely crucial for understanding the dilemmas of 20th century japan. c-span: there's a picture in here, and you write about it in your book. what's the importance of this picture right here? >> guest: general macarthur, in his first meeting with emperor hirohito at the american embassy, where hirohito traveled to meet him, is posed as a triumphant general w

up next we have herbert winer. >> herbert community stakeholder. one of my concerns about the transit effecting this project is that it's really endangers those and the handicap and those who are ill because they'll have to walk longer distances to get public transportation. this is in effect with the bus line which runs -- which no longer runs near park boulevard. people either have to walk a block to catch the one california or the [inaudible] line. and this is not the only bus line that's effected. it affects other bus lines. it was knocked down which ran directly to saint luke's homes. and this is brought to mta constantly and brought to the attention of those who formulate the effectiveness project, but they've had a blind eye to this. now, they state that, okay, they can take power transit. wouldn't this would be absorb to take it one block to catch a bus? this is a twisted thinking that went into this project. and the idea of it was they were going to gage it by supply and demand. those were less rider ship -- those with less ridership, they

herbert wiener. >> let's hear from mr. wiener. >> herbert wiener impaled stakeholders and also senior citizen. one question i have about this i really feel that seniors and handicapped and severely ill should be considered part of minority because basically they're a significant part of the population, and they can also be adversely impacted. now, if you adopt this this would possibly be a legal basis and criteria for provekz of services to minorities and i feel that seniors and the disabled should be considered part of that, and if you don't decide to innercorporate seniors and the disabled maybe the government does and this could be a point of legal contest. the second thing is in respect to minorities throughout the richmond district there are asian speaking people. they are not -- many don't speak english and they have been severely impacted by the transit effectiveness projected and one stopped at park presidio and my understanding you're going to curtail the service further and like the ft. sutter run and the trolley

next to box cars and stacy herbert discuss what they describe as the u.k. government's dangerous games with the economy thanks. well. science technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. sigrid lumber jury was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything mission to teach me creation why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only dot com. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser the great big called of carney says inflation is at a mere two point eight percent in northern england this week however a pair of armed thieves were involved in a five hour standoff with police after barricading themselves into a cafe in order to stay l. yes this stuff. there is still a cast the car is trash they know that it's worth next to nothing in this economy they just wanted. the mere existence of kids thieves in the u.k. it's a resoundingly of quantitative easing because while the creepy cult of carney says that inflation the same the headl

and migraines that are bank failures and quantitative easing would disappear is this correct stacy herbert. indeed max it is actually will go over this first headline here it's from china man a six inch worm removed from his brain a man plagued by headaches discovered a six inch long warm had burrowed into his brain is that he was weighing me and he was sixty from chengdu china and doctors removed the worm and here's a photo of it actually and you know to put this into context this is a six inch worm and i want you to take a look at this one now this is sixty five foot long. that goes in the gut and then the six foot worm that you were referring to infesting our financial markets remind everybody this is jamie diamond the tape or it's an anaconda tape worm of course we're talking about parasites tapeworms they burrow into the system and in the case of jamie diamond or lloyd blankfein or warren buffett they leech out vital nutrients and they kill the host some parasites are vital in the gut as part of the ecosystem of one's intestines when these parasites grow to these enormous sizes whethe

>> this is herbert's attorney. >> he's sad, he's still in a grieving mode. looked at him this morning. he seemed to have lost weight. but in terms of holding up, he's a standup guy. >> certainly that's a most controversial characterization. >> we wanted to show you pictures of herbert's and katherine's two little boys but lawyers on both sides say they don't know of any pictures of them in life. all they have are their autopsy photos taken shortly before they were buried in their unmarked grave. a lot of people say you have no love for your child because you've let two children die without medical help. >> no comment. >> gary tuchman, cnn, philadelphia. >> so many questions, legal questions particularly about this. i want to bring in criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor jeffrey gould a. i think a lot of people will say aren't we allowed to parent the way we want? am i allowed to use faith as a healing device? >> the law says you can't use faith to sacrifice children. i question probation who was supposed to watch over these people and perhaps ask

the only thing that is being watched is herbert's -- is a disturbance over the yucatÁn.it may show development but it would move into mexico and not to us. the tropics are unexciting right now. 63 is overnight low. a sprinkle to the south of us with activity around the bay. tomorrow, like to date with a low 80's for the heist. -- highs. the winds will swing. not much of a breeze at all. five knots in less than one foot chop. futurecast, there is that isolate activity and it dissipates and goal away and may see scattered clouds. the sun will be dominant on monday. city, really great weather, sunday will, monday, and tuesday. here's our seven-day forecast. more humiditynd on tuesday wednesday and that is when the rain chances will go up. following this portion of rain on tuesday wednesday, the humidity dropped down again in the end of the week looks pretty good. >> thank you. the orioles are battling the athletics. there. support right will check it out coming up next in sports. >> from the sportscenter, this is 11 sports. >> i am watching tillman realize his potential. he

the high paying jobs as consultants otherwise those client hires oh my god it's all corrupt stacy herbert tell us more about this max once again j.p. morgan is in our headlines this time for client hires in china they're being investigated by the f.c.c. in a civil lawsuit looking to see whether or not they were bribed basically via jobs offering jobs to the children of important chinese officials in exchange for business s.c.c.s. j.p. morgan probe threatens cozy tradition of client hires the u.s. government's bribery investigation into j.p. morgan's a point of at least two chinese bankers has prompted banks and other corporations across the globe to take a close look at their hiring practices one such practice max is called client hires and this is hiring clients children's nephews cousins for entry level positions or summer internships and you know it's common across the world they say but in particular with banks well as a foreign corruption bribing bribery law you know the chinese buy huge amounts of years government debt as part of the need for america to keep the banks afloat they re

deficit is smaller and exports are doing well something does not add up we need to bring in stacy herbert to see what the frick is going on over there in the netherlands max remember at the beginning of this financial crisis when it was and the economic crisis across europe and we needed to bail out greece and spain and italy and portugal and all these people with a profit get bad spending governments of the south well you know now the netherlands were always the one that were pushing the most foster care itty but it turns out private debt might matter more than government debt and the situation deflating housing bubble at heart of netherlands economic blues household spending has been falling for three straight years and it dropped again two point four percent year on year in the second quarter dragging the entire economy down with it so they just economy shrank for the fourth quarter in a row point two percent compared to portugal by the way which is growing ok so this is a reverse of the wealth effect people say you know what let's blow a real estate bubble and people will feel wealthi

deficit is smaller and exports are doing well something does not add up we need to bring in stacy herbert to see what the frick is going on over there in the netherlands well max remember at the beginning of this financial crisis when it was an economic crisis across europe and we needed to bail out greece and spain and italy and portugal and all these people with a profit get bad spending governments of the south well you know now the netherlands were always the one that were pushing the most posterity but it turns out private debt might matter more than government debt and the situation deflating housing bubble at heart of netherlands economic blues household spending has been falling for three straight years and it dropped again two point four percent year on year in the second quarter dragging the entire economy down with it so they just economy shrank for the fourth quarter in a row point two percent compared to portugal by the way which is growing ok so this is a reverse of the wealth effect people say you know what let's blow a real estate bubble and people will feel wealthier and

dead ridden drugged out old and old financial system pension system markets and infrastructure stacy herbert yes max we're going to talk about a generation the all should just do or run or because mom and dad and grandpa and grandma have left you with a big bill for all of their hollowing out hold economy hold jobs. you know it's like back in the dust bowl days you know they had woody. woody guthrie you know gone around town to town with a little guitar talk about you know shellacked bangle and do gold well that's what we're going to talk about you know i was inspired by looking at the story from los angeles where they're selling three billion dollars worth of bonds to fix potholes now there are so many potholes there because they actually have a fix the roads for up to sixty years in some places so they're piling on taxes in order to pay for all of these past few decades where instead of spending a very small amount to keep the roads maintained during the whole process they're cute the costs are massive because they let this whole system go to rot so they have to dig up all the roads and re

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was my tweet over there john for what i grambling about stacy herbert we've got to go thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max. i'll go away. mission. critical three. three. three. three. three. three books video for your media project free media. tom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time out to go to gainesville georgia to talk with robert author of conquer the crash welcome to the kaiser report yes good to be here thanks max ok let's talk about this idea if you call yourself a one handed economist who sees no chance of inflation that deflation is our future self speak about that a little bit. well i think the big problem is the debt there are fifty five trillion dollars worth of dollar denominated debt when you go around the world and add up to debt it comes to about two hundred trillion dollars when the governmen

ok not going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest iona bain young money blog dot co. ok if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser reported to next time i got a thing by oh. ok . i do have a crock it welcome you to ted you're all of virginia edge a little while in the middle of the chesapeake bay on the virginia shod. county. rampage here all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best areas in the country for us. and your island before the channel was. here. way up there. as go all. right here are some of the headstones from graves that for you this is a fruits that's what we don't want happen to taint your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. do we speak your language or not of the. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little too negative angles stories. are you here. to try to teach spanish find out more visit. tito is comb. dramas that can't be ignored. stories other i

[applause] have you seen "foreign correspondence" starring herbert marshall? many of the students have not heard of al fred hitchcock or joel mccia, but you may know them. "foreign correspondent" debuted in the summer of 1940, and in the first scene, a newspaper editor asks his lackadaisical reporter, johnny jones, a question, what's your opinion of the present european crisis, mr. jones? what crisis, says the reporter, played by joel. i'm referring to the war, mr. jones. oh, that, well, to tell you the truth, i've not begin it much thought. you don't keep up with the foreign news, do you? well how would you like to cover the biggest story in the world today? give me an expense account, and i'll cover anything. you'll get an expensing account. you think you can dig up news in europe? i'll be happy to try, sir. later, there are suspensible encounters with nazis, dutch windmills, and and amazing scene of an assassination that takes place in a heavy rain on the steps of the peace palace in amsterdam. finally, joel winds up in london, just when german bombers are

much these days about cult leaders and their crazy followers but we've got some in our headlines to herbert to almost more maxi's to make the news more often but i think now it's just part of the fabric of our society they were all cult members and if you look at this first headline this is an editorial from the financial times by adam posen a former member of monetary policy committee of the bank of england the cult of home ownership is dangerous and damaging so in the us in the u.k. we have homeownership rates of sixty five to seventy percent and we're told over and over that we need to have more more greater percentage of ownership because seventy percent is enough we need one hundred percent and this will grow the economy but if you look at economies he points out like japan germany and france their home ownership rates are only thirty to forty percent and yet we can all agree that these economies are strong and their populations have high incomes so he says start with a distortion to savings behavior that mortgage subsidies and high loan to value ratios encourage for many american and

that's left of a lab rat explain all this to herbert well you know this weekend we're going to actually talk about the freak monetary policy experimentation as exemplified here in the u.k. with mark carney and george osborne but first i want to talk about this month santo experimentation because there's been a remarkable video on c.b.c. in canada and this is the length and o'leary exchange and they have a thirteen year old girl i'm called rachel parent and she's an activist against genetic modification untested and unlabeled genetic modification so first let's talk turned to this clip here what is what were the testing look like in other words what kind of testing would be reliable to say this is ok for the environment ecosystem finitely we need a long term study to determine if it safe for not only our ecosystem but our health as well. we're in a long term study you're eating genetically modified food whether we're regular lab rats and we have been for decades now wow well it's very consistent is that what this idea. or not. depending on how you interpret what are being served by these

was my tweet over there john for doing what i grambling on about stacy herbert we've got to go thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max. don't go away. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time out to go to gainesville georgia to talk with robert practice author of conquer the crash pop roger welcome to the kaiser report yes good to be here thanks max ok let's talk about this idea you call yourself a one handed economist who sees no chance of inflation that deflation is our future self speak about that a little bit. well i think the big problem is debt there are fifty five trillion dollars worth of dollar denominated debt when you go around the world and add up to debt it comes to about two hundred trillion dollars when the government ran out of steam pushing home ownership debt they started moving over to students and trying to push student loans those are now up to a trillio

the mind boggles let's get stacy herbert in error to discuss this yes max today this morning across the world i've been noticing that this scam that happened in the us towards the end of the housing market bubble which was a famous case in arizona where this guy had a development he wanted to sell and flip all these condos so he got some straw persons to buy the properties and start bidding wars as if they were some huge demand for their property so with this in mind i would look at this headline no rush to sell lloyd's shares as bank returns to profit u.k. taxpayer now is thirty nine percent of lloyds max and the shares are booming shares left as it was announced it made two point one billion pounds in the six months to the end of june compared with a loss of four hundred fifty six million for the same period last year so the shares to eight percent they were jumped four percent this morning and everybody saying well now the government can sell this thirty nine percent share they have right the government like enron has accounts that they work with better on disclosed and they used tho

was meant to eat over there john for doing what i grambling on about stacy herbert we've got to go thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max. don't go away. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each drop from an old turkey supplier. let people think are your prices pure or want to. lie on our teeth. they use it up there and wash their hands. and flush their toilets when the same water. in the series is selling and spring water. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations are today. with the economic ups and downs in the final months day but the deal sang i and the rest because i take it will be a briefly on all things. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time out to go to gainesville georgia to talk with robert prechter author of conquer the crash pop roger welcome to the kaiser report yes good to be here thanks max ok let's talk about this idea you call yourself a one handed economist who sees no

thank you >> i'm herbert i'm a native san franciscan and also an i am paled stakeholder of mta. sadly this hearing addresses the transit effectiveness project and doesn't include human impact. no physician or professional has rectified this impact upon pedestrians. it is basically flawed because it does talk about bus transportation while the transportation agency claims it's adding new vehicles it's retiring vehicles at the same time and pollution exists while the ridership grows without services increasing. if the mta can spend more money on others facilities why can't it allocate funds for a net increase for transportation vehicles why must it make the residents surf from discontinued bus runs. it will be less services to the neighborhood. the heart and soul of san franciscans. the elderly and frail will have to walk longer distances to the bus stops. notablely in the chronically terminally ill. while this plan is sound it's humanly a hardship for many. electric muni buses. please send this project and those formulated back to the board to come up with a better transportation

. >>> my name is herbert wiener, i'm a retiree. last month they had a conference on bullying at the work site. it was part of labor fest. and the address concerns bullying at the work site and the tremendous toll it takes on employees. there were heart attacks. there have been suicides. now, unfortunately, san francisco is not blameless in this. and i would like to see the employee vip program -- vap program, excuse me, you know, work on legislation or rules and regulations regarding bullying at the work site. it really takes a tremendous toll and, you know, [speaker not understood] occur all over the city. bosses harassing workers, peers sometimes harassing workers and this really has to stop because it slows down production. we have a limited work force. we have a heavy work load. and placing employees under stress does not help this at all. so, i would like to see this addressed in the future. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing no public comment, we will -- i'll entertain a motion to adjourn. >> i move adj

herbert shibel is in jail and kathryn released to live with her parents.n are in state custody. do you feel you did right by god? >> no comment. >> reporter: this is herbert attorney. >> he's sad in a grieving mode. i looked at him this morning. he seems to have lost weight, but in terms of holding up, he's a standup guy. >> reporter: certainly, that's the most controversial characterization. we wanted to show you pictures of the two little boys, but the lawyers don't know of any pictures of them their entire life. all they have are autopsy photos taken shortly before they were buried in their unmarked graves. >> they say you don't have love for your child because you let two die without medical help. >> no comment. >> gary tuchman joins us live from philadelphia. gary, this is so upsetting. how did it play out in court today? >> reporter: anderson, a in pennsylvania you have to have evidence of malice to charge third degree murder so the two different attorneys for the husband and judge said there is no malice, there should be no third degree murder charg