if you know about his return to apple, the imac, iphone, itunes and all of those things coming, it reallyocess. >> was there anything in rewatching this interview 16 years later you had forgotten about or that surprised you? >> i had forgotten about everything! you know, yes and no. what i loved about it was that it really revealed steve. this is an unedited interview. it's a nonmovie. there is no music in this thing so we have 69 minutes with steve jobs which has never been seen before and will never be seen again, you know? it's unique. >> was this something that stood out to you, though, do you have a favorite moment to take away from this? >> yeah, i think so. he tells a joke, you know? there's -- you know, steve jobs pretending to be henry kissing ger calling up the pope and getting them to wake up the pope at the vatican. who would have guessed. >> not something i would envision. great stuff, though. >> what a find in that garage and what a phone call that must have been. bob, thanks very much. >> to find out moyer about steve jobs, the lost interview, go to earlyshow.cbsnews.com. i

i think that the cuts that you are all working hard to put into place, imac with admiral mullen of monthd a half ago and he assigned $465 billion in cuts. that came from the president's speech of cutting $400 billion and the $78 billion they found and the $100 billion you have gone through in efficiencies and what we did -- it is accumulateable and is hard to get the exact number. when the secretary came up or couple weeks ago using 50 plus or 489. some where between 450, and five hundred billion you are dealing with. we will start hearing the details in january. many in congress and most in the country do not understand and focused on the supercommittee and a $6 billion we will be hit with if they are not able to do their work. if they don't realize the extent of the cuts you have been working on for period of time that will be hitting us next year, we are talking -- we had five hearings at the full committee level not counting all of the committee meetings, subcommittee levels to try to get a handle on this and try to educate the rest of the congress and the rest of the populace of the

. >> imac, i would just like to say that of course they would say they hope they want recidivism.he fact that no journalist asks is not the same as saying that no journalist would have realized that the information they were getting would have to be illegal. but that's the inquiry. >> you are reaching your conclusions based upon your study of what price privacy. >> indeed, sir. >> well, i'll be doing that as well. >> on the third day he was going to be investigated. >> we are extremely grateful to you. have we covered all the ground we wish to? >> some of it twice, sir. >> well if that's the case, that would be my fault. thank you very much, mr. mosley. >> thank you. we'll just have have five minutes for the short end for all of us. but i repeat five minutes actually means five minutes or perhaps in this case seven minute, but not longer. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> next witness is jk rowling. [inaudible] emacs it down. make yourself comfortable. what i'm going to provide you to do is confirm your witness statement and that's right in front of you. it runs over 33 page

imac after castor came into power, many of the people who didn't like him very much flight to cuba and where they fled to is mainly right here in miami. of course the election of the first black resident was a landmark that shows there has been tremendous change in the american racial attitudes. had there not been that change he would have had no hope of prevailing. >> in the presidential debate it is critical that and it's hard to relax in that situation but you have got to be calm enough where you can listen and make a split-second decision. do i move on? do i follow-up? what do i do now? >> what the booktv's coverage from miami on line at the c-span video library. archived and searchable. watch what you want, when you want. >> the newly designed c-span.org web site has 11 video choices making it easy for you to watch today's events live and recorded. >> according to the fdic, u.s. banks are in $35.000000000 in profits for the third quarter this year. that's $11.5 billion increase over last year's figures. the number of "problem institutions" fell from 865 to 844. the ftc -- fdic ins

the problem of servicemembers and families be in retton with foreclosure and the high interest rate imacpoint out that it's a lot the servicemembers and is not a law that the segment will enforce. it is partly because as you said, it's a very complicated law. there's a lot of pieces to it. but we didn't want to take staff, so forgot complaints came to us, first of all consumer response would be able to identify something as a potential scra complaint. so we had done some training and our insistence that people recognize that. and we also met with all the chad from the justice department in the same room and we and the jacks of all the services signed a joint statement of principles. really one of the main drivers of that was to make sure that scra complaint did not fall through the cracks and we have it procedure for what we do if we got him to see tcv would be addressed. >> i appreciate that because the justice department of course is sometimes a matter after the fact when you've gone to the nightmare of foreclosure while you are stationed abroad. and while you may get relief at the end