an imax. have you been there? huge theater. >> i've never been there. people said it needed the renovation, though. >> yeah, it did. sunset boulevard. mark, paul gossler talks about what it would be like if he made it out of bayside and into adulthood. >> jesse goes on a strict gluten-free diet and convinces vince to do the same, but jesse catches him cheating with a pizza at the max. what does that do in 2013? >> gluten-free pizza. >> that's what i would say to her, too. stupid. >>> and a submarine car used in the james bond film "the spy who loved me" was sold at auction last night in london. the fully operational white lotus underwater vehicle sold for $864,000. do you remember that movie and -- >> of course. i remember the scene. the coolest thing i ever saw in my life. >> i always liked how the side fins would turn -- >> right there with the hoverboard. things you hoped would come true. >> a lot of gadgets from the series we'd all love to own or try to drive once in a while. if we could. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope this is your

it's "the wizard of oz" and this time it's on imax screens and in 3-d.s movies go, most people alive today can tell a story about "the wizard of oz" going back generations. little kids have been scared by it, scarred by it and amazed by it, often in equal measure. and for all these years there's been nothing else like it really. here it comes again. only slightly different. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: "the wizard of oz" changed everything because for generations of american movie watchers, it had everything. it was genuinely scary, magical, happy and sad and it remains all those things to this day. >> it's captured the imagination of audiences for 75 years for the reason that every movie and every book that lasts does. it's an amazing story. >> reporter: it had special effects that were revolutionary. only today can we appreciate how special they were. especially considering it was mostly shot inside these sound stages in hollywood where the witch's trap door survives, but not much else. among the last of the surviving munchkins, jerry maro

it's "the wizard of oz" and this time it's on imax screen s and in 3-d.go, most people alive today can tell a story about "the wizard of oz" going back generations. little kids have been scared by it, scarred by it and amazed by it, often in equal measure. in all these years there's been nothing else like it really. here it comes again. only slightly different. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: "the wizard of oz" changed everything because for generations of american movie watchers, it had everything. it was genuinely scary, magical, happy and sad and it remains all those things to this day. >> it's captured the imagination of audiences for 75 years for the reason that every movie and every book that lasts does. it's an amazing story. >> reporter: it had special effects that were revolutionary. only today can we appreciate how special they were. especially considering it was mostly shot inside these sound stages in hollywood where the witch's trap door survives, but not much else. among the last of the surviving munchkins, jerry maron of the lolli

well the first of imax this is the n.y.p.d. secret spy cab and enemies within the new book from pulitzer prize winning associated press report is matt apuzzo and adam goldman on the n.y.p.d. indiscriminate and probably illegal spying program references briefly made to a real yellow cab complete with an authentic taxi medallion registered under a fake name used by the department's intelligence division to conduct surveillance operations so this is the cab this is the image and it's six y. one one this is a real cab x. with a real medallion well as i've been saying all along it's not about you know any war on terror or security it's about what's now called big data so any data point you can collect whether it's from a taxi driver spying on the passengers it all goes into this big enormous database which is sold to markets or to sell stuff that's what it's all about it's not a war on terror is not about security it's about getting people in a position to sell stuff i'm sure that before long when you get into a new york city taxi b

welcome to the kaiser report imax keyser we're back in london back in the u.k. a nation not of shopkeepers new. new it's a nation of real estate agents yes the backbone of any great casino capitals nation estate agents one in four jobs created in the u.k. this year were in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi his mother his wife and five hundred sixty two thousand a state agents disagree of course they think i was born to buy scheme is fricken genius stacey stacey i need to know more is it frickin disingenuous. well next we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number of estate agents raises fears of an unsustainable housing bubble oh and as data shows five hundred sixty two thousand people work in real estate sector the largest number since records began in one nine hundred seventy eight and as he said in the opening one in four new jobs twenty fi

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to george galloway a member of parliament for bradford west george's making a crowd funded film called the killing of tony blair he's raised eighty thousand pounds so far but there's another week left for you to participate george galloway welcome back to how much you were here when you launched this project as it were eighty thousand pounds later we got a week to go to tell us what's happening well i'm hoping to reach one hundred thousand just because that's a magic number and we still have around a week to achieve that and i'm confident that we will do the will be a twitter storm a facebook storm an internet storm in general to try and drive a number bigger budget bigger production value i mean we can do more location war on some of the scenes of his former crimes we can employ more researchers and get deeper into the labyrinth of of hedges that he has constructed around his business affairs we can and do for cinema release we can go above all for feature length we wanted to be a feature length documentary right so it's clo

well imax kaiser welcome to the five hundred episode of the kaiser report five hundred episodes of markets finance a scandal covering crimes against capital markets and economies bell ends bailouts and the bond pocalypse class crashes london wales and obamacare m.f. global jefferson county and cyprus manipulating metals librorum for ex them prior squids and tapeworms we've covered it all here on the kaiser report but aside from the bad and the ugly we've also covered the good so over gold and bitcoin the global insurrection against banks to rock your patient aka jumbo move your money and campaign will pay and the most interesting guest of all financial media mainstream or alternative and the best audience for sure that's you right stacy yes max and of course five hundred episodes of the kaiser report we have an audience out there including a look say t c h q or n.s.a. they've been forced out of the dark by edward snowden and they after only a little bit. that only people who put it that the time clearly here. there we go we started the show in november of two thousand and nine four years l

report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan counts welcome back to the kaiser report imax thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i don't think were a surprise to the average people here that the u.s. government was spying not only on its competitors but its allies and its own citizens i don't think there's any surprise there but there was a lot of surprise i have heard in beijing about the depth and the extent of the collaboration between u.s. intelligence services and the u.s. tech companies some of the rove revelations that chemo war were about the n.s.a.'s x. keyscore system its n.s.a. why it is reaching surveillance platform they have seven hundred servers globally it was discovered there was an active server in chongqing actually only it only mainland china be a server. and that as most likely probably not still in commission so this was a big win for china that this information came out the big loser however is

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to dan collins author of the china money report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan council welcome back to the kaiser report imax thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i don't think were a surprise to the average people here that the u.s. government was spying not only on its competitors but its allies and its own citizens i don't think there's any surprise there but there was a lot of surprise i have heard in beijing about the depth and the extent of the collaboration between u.s. intelligence services and the u.s. tech companies some of the rove revelations that chemo war were about the n.s.a.'s x. keyscore system its n.s.a.'s widest reaching surveillance platform they have seven hundred servers globally it was discovered there was an active server in chongqing actually only it only mainland china be a server. and that as most likely probably not still

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to precious metals expert andrew maguire andrew welcome back to the kaiser report it's a great to be here max all right andrew maguire you have news of a j.p. morgan whistleblower tell us about well in fact two so basically i think you know this i decided to go public about this quite recently i've known about this for quite some time but basically the reason the subject came up was because there's a five year window on it investigation and a lot of people were very concerned about the fact that this whole silver silver gold investigation would be killed so that anniversary is this month the silver manipulation scandal that was uncovered and prompted an investigation and so this idea that the statue of limitations might be coming up soon so so then from there for what happened right so obviously a great deal of frustration you know that i've been involved with submitting a lot of evidence to the c f.t.c. i was actually approached and this is the part that i haven't discussed i was approached in i guess i will of last year by

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser so ben bernanke all print no taper as we said all along the fed will never taper it was a hoax from the way the very beginning but then you don't become the greatest hedge fund manager in history without duping other market participants first. execute trades based on mark manipulation and trading on inside information do you. know it would appear that the fed as you have said many times all along many of our guests have actually said is that the fed is like a hedge fund which apparently is something that warren buffett agrees with and thinks is a great thing the federal reserve is the greatest hedge fund in history says warren buffett the eighty two year old who has led berkshire hathaway for more than four decades hailed the fed's ability to make money from bond purchases as a result of quantitative easing which in five years is more than tripled its balance sheet to more than three point six trillion dollars the fed is the greatest hedge fund in history he said yeah right ok it's a four trillion dollar hedge fund so if they want the price of

welcome back to the casm report imax keyser time now to turn to dan collins author of the china money report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan counts welcome back to the kaiser report imax thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i don't think were a surprise to the average people here that the u.s. government was spying not only on its competitors but its allies and its own citizens i don't think there's any surprise there but there was a lot of surprise i have heard in beijing about the depth and the extent of the collaboration between u.s. intelligence services and the u.s. tech companies some of the rove revelations that chemo war were about the n.s.a.'s x. keyscore system its n.s.a. why it is reaching surveillance platform they have seven hundred servers globally it was discovered there was an active server in chongqing actually only it only mainland china be a server. and that as most likely probably not still

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to george galloway a member of parliament for bradford west george's making a crowd funded film called the killing of tony blair he's raised eighty thousand pounds so far but there's another week left for you to participate george galloway welcome back to how much you were here when you launched this project as it were eighty thousand pounds later we got a week to go tell us what's happening well i'm hoping to reach one hundred thousand just because that's a magic number and we still have around a week to achieve that and i'm confident that we will do the will be a twitter storm a facebook storm an internet storm in general to try and drive a number bigger budget bigger production value i mean we can do more location war on some of the scenes of his former crimes we can employ more researchers and get deeper into the labyrinth of of hedges that he has constructed around his business affairs we can and go for cinema release we can go above all for feature length we wanted to be a feature length documentary right so it's closer

well the first of imax this is the n.y.p.d. secret spy cab and enemies within the new book from pulitzer prize winning associated press report is not a puzo and adam goldman on the n.y.p.d. indiscriminate and probably illegal spying program references briefly made to a real yellow cab complete with an authentic taxi medallion registered under a fake name used by the department's intelligence division to conduct surveillance operations so this is the cab this is the image and it's six y. one one this is a real cab max for the real medallion well as i've been saying all along it's not about you know any war on terror security it's about what's now called big data so any data point you can collect whether it's from a taxi driver spying on the passengers it all goes into this big enormous database which is sold to markets or to sell stuff that's what it's all about it's not a war on terrorists not about security it's about getting people in a position to sell stuff i'm sure that before long when you get into an accident taxi based

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser a man in the u.k. has been tasered by police after he allegedly burst into a barclays bank branch with a makeshift flame thrower and threaten to burn the bank down to the ground after they have refused him an overdraft i don't see the problem with this after all it worked for wall street didn't it the so-called credit crunch it was effectively wall street being denied an overdraft and what did they do in response they sent former goldman sachs c.e.o. hank paulson to congress with a flame thrower and threatening to burn the place down in the us they extended wall street trillions in new untraceable credit and last week ben bernanke you promised to extend their over jeff by eighty five billion per month so what's wrong with a little bit of trickle down flame throwing stacy. i don't see the problem here why was this tape don't tase me bro yeah why was he j z just doing what the other guys are doing the problem is on wall street they have a saying go big or stay home you should have gone into the bank with

welcome to the kaiser report imax keyser we're back in london back in the u.k. a nation not of shopkeepers new. new it's a nation of real estate agents yes the backbone of any great casino capitals nation estate agents one in four jobs created in the u.k. this year were in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi is mother whose wife and five hundred sixty two thousand a state agents disagree of course they think i was born to buy scheme is frickin genius stacey stacey i need to know more ers it disingenuous. well next we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number of estate agents raises fears of an unsustainable housing bubble oh and as data shows five hundred sixty two thousand people work in real estate sector the largest number since records began in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight and as he said in the opening one in four new jobs twenty

a concert shot next year and hits imax september 27. that will be good for imax. >> now weather and traffic. leyla gulen? >> you need a light sweater and a kite. >> kite? >> it is very breezy. from our roof camera you can see the flag is blow over the exploritorium and it is gusting with winds at 20 miles per hour and up to 30 or 32 miles per hour at sfo. it will be breezy and win difficult this afternoon. we have sunrise at 6:54 with the light coming up with the east bay clouds and we are waking up to some clouds this morning. it will be cooler today, four to eight degrees cooler. good news is that it will warm up, up to 14 degrees by tomorrow and into thursday and fall arrives on sunday with the halloween costumes in order the highs today across the bay area is 78 degrees in morgan hill and 73 degrees in san jose, and 71 in milpitas and along the peninsula, 70 in san mateo and 75 in menlo park and 64 at half moon bay and cooler in pacifica. in san francisco, 66 degrees and mostly sunny and 68 in south san francisco. we are looking at

imax, we know the great business in china. berkshire hathaway, that's interesting.it's an insurance company. cogent, well, you have more telco there. we have tech, retail, clothing, apparel, entertainment, and diversified. that is just perfect! guy came to play. you know, kind of overweighted. took a lot of first-round guys. not bad. the other guys in the league, obviously picked kickers to start. let's go to ken in florida. ken? >> caller: boo-yah, jim from lakeland, florida. >> boo-yah. >> caller: thank you for all you do. i really profited from being a fan of your show. >> thank you. >> caller: tonight my top five holdings are united health care, home depot, starbucks, apple, and adobe. >> oh, we have to do some tough work here. starbucks, we know that company. that's our growth stock. quarterback, we like that name. united health, that's terrific defense. health care. home depot, well, we're familiar with that from the last pick. that's a retailer. now here's the problem, adobe and apple, my charitable trust owns both. we'll get rid of apple today, don't take it

well the first of imax this is the n.y.p.d. secret spy cab and enemies within the new book from pulitzer prize winning associated press report is matt apuzzo and adam goldman on the n.y.p.d. indiscriminate and probably illegal spying program references briefly made to a real yellow cab complete with an authentic taxi medallion registered under a fake name used by the department's intelligence division to conduct surveillance operations so this is the cab this is the image and it's six y. one one this is a real cab max with a real medallion well as i've been saying all along it's not.

well imax kaiser welcome to the five hundred episode of the kaiser report five hundred episodes of markets finance a scandal covering crimes against capital markets and economies bell ends bailouts and the bond pocalypse class crashes london wales and obamacare m.f. global jefferson county and cyprus manipulating metals librorum for ex vampire squids and tapeworms we've covered it all here on the kaiser report but aside from the bad and the ugly we've also covered the good silver gold of bitcoin the global insurrection against banks or occupation aka. move your money and campaign will pay and the most interesting guest of all financial media mainstream or alternative and the best audience for sure that's you right stacy yes max and of course five hundred episodes of the kaiser report we have an audience out there including a look say t.c. h.q. or n.s.a. they've been forced out of the dark by edward snowden and they are after all a little bit. that only people who put that type clearly here. there we go we started the show in november of two thousand and nine four years later we're at the.

you can vote on declaring the war of 1812, an interesting imax movie that puts you in the center of theng all new exhibits inside the old fort, so it's an incredible story, and it's never been told like it has been right now for the bicentennial. >> ♪ o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave? >> yes, it does. 200 years later, our flag still proudly waves, spangled with a lot more stars. for "tkn," i'm carly. >> we're continuing our special coverage of 9/11/2001. on that day, terrorists hijacked four planes. two were flown into new york city's world trade center buildings. in washington, d.c., a plane was slammed into the pentagon. the fourth plane never made it to its intended target. those on board fought the terrorists to regain control of the aircraft. that plane, with its heroic passengers and crew, crashed into a field in pennsylvania. >> it was a tragic day for our country -- in fact, the worst attack on u.s. soil since the bombing of pearl harbor at the start of world war ii. earlier, during scott's report on the scho

welcome to the kaiser report imax keyser we're back in london back in the u.k. a nation not of shopkeepers new. new it's a nation of real estate agents yes the backbone of any great casino capitals nation estate agents one in four jobs created in the u.k. this year were in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi his mother his wife and five hundred sixty two thousand a state asians disagree of course they think i was born to help to buy scheme is fricken genius stacey stacey i need to know more ers it disingenuous. well max we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number of estate agents raises fears of an unsustainable housing bubble oh and as data shows five hundred and sixty two thousand people work in real estate sector the largest number since records began in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight and as he said in the opening one in four new j

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser so ben bernanke all print no taper as we said all along thefed will never taper it was a hoax from the way in the very beginning but then you don't become the greatest hedge fund manager in history without duping other market participants first. execute trades based on mark manipulation and trading on inside information do you . know it would appear that the fed as you have said many times all along many of our guests have actually said is that the fed is like a hedge fund which apparently is something that warren buffett agrees with and thinks is a great thing the federal reserve is the greatest hedge fund in history says warren buffett the eighty two year old who has led berkshire hathaway for more than four decades hailed the fed's ability to make money from bond purchases as a result of quantitative easing which in five years is more than tripled its balance sheet to more than three point six trillion dollars the fed is the greatest hedge fund in history he said yeah right ok it's a four trillion dollar.

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser a man in the u.k. has been tasered by police after he allegedly burst into a barclays bank branch with a makeshift flame thrower and threaten to burn the bank down to the ground after they have refused him an overdraft i don't see the problem with this after all it worked for wall street and that the so-called credit crunch was effectively wall street being denied an overdraft and what did they do in response they sent former goldman sachs c.e.o. hank paulson to congress with a flame thrower and threatening to burn the place down in the us they extended wall street trillions in new untraceable credit and last week ben bernanke you promised to extend their over jeff by eighty five billion for a month so what's wrong with a little bit of trickle down flame throwing stacy. i don't see the problem here why was this tape don't tase me bro yes.

imax kaiser welcome to the five hundred episode of the kaiser report five hundred episodes of markets finance a scandal covering crimes against capital markets and economies bail ends bailouts and the bond pocalypse class crashes london wales and obamacare m.f. global jefferson county and cyprus manipulating metals librorum for ex them prior squids and tapeworms we have.

up next imax and stacy grill some financial big fish and the latest reports. of. variability. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be. true. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media work side by side the joke is actually on here. coming up. at our team we have to print for. the good because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not. i'm. i do you guys talk to the jokes well handled stuff that i got a. free . education free. free. free. free. free. free live video for your media project free medio gogarty dot com. guys are this is the kaiser report. all right face here what do we got.

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser so ben bernanke all print no taper as we said all along thefed will never taper it was a hoax from the way in the very beginning but then you don't become the greatest hedge fund manager in history without duping other market participants first so as to execute trades based on mark manipulation and trading on inside information do you see how it would appear that the fed as you have said many times all along many of our guests have actually said is that the fed is like a hedge fund which.

welcome back to the cuz the report imax kaiser time out to go to geneva and speak with david smith geneva business insider blogspot dot com david welcome back to the kaiser report pleasure to be with you next all right david the flow of gold from london to switzerland in the first half of twenty thirteen stands at seven hundred and ninety eight metric tons the highest amount since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight what's going on. well it's a very interesting trend but what you have to remember is that such wonders one of the major centers for nosing of refining and finding gold so the move actually reflects school being transferred to london to be. for shipment to switzerland so what you're seeing is that these refineries are now running more or less. sometimes in twenty four hour shifts in order just through process and wanted to sue google this coming year but they're only used to some schools actually starting in switzerland i think most of it is probably. to the far east to own song to to india in session or to satisfy demand that region well as part of the effort to keep the pr

welcome to the kaiser report imax keyser we're back in london back in the u.k. a nation not of shopkeepers. new it's a nation of real estate agents yes the backbone of any great casino capitals they estate agents one in four jobs created in the u.k. this year were in the property sector that makes a total of five hundred sixty two thousand british residents in gage and selling you shares in what many call george osborne's housing bubble ponzi is mother his wife and five hundred sixty two thousand est agents disagree of course they think more self to buy scheme is fricken genius stacey stacey i need to know more is it frickin disingenuous. well max we had to rush back from new york to london to sort this out because i was surprised to see all these headlines while flying back because record number.

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know earlier this week by ben loesch c.e.o. of a.e.g. the insurance giant which took eighty five billion of bailout money from the american taxpayer said that congressional outrage at the ensuing bonuses paid to these executives in a failed fraudulent phony financial products unit was quote just as bad as the deep south lynching let me tell you something bob. financial products unit were indeed chased down by a crowd of angry taxpayers and defrauded investors wielding pitchforks and hangman's nooses as you suggest in your interview history could one day possibly look on this as an act of great injustice a stain on the soul of a population but violently repressed innocent bankers based simply on the color of their derivatives but i doubt it. what is going on here max he's referring in particular to a id's financial products unit the unit that is based here in london headed by cassano who remember the whole bank went bust the insurance company went bust eighty five billion dollars in taxpayer bailout so he was interviewed in the wall stree

this larry's right hand boy timothy geithner enjoyed the interview welcome back to the guys report imax guys are very special as greg palast welcome back to the guys report but we're with you max all right thank you with another blockbuster piece larry summers in a secret endgame memo tell us about it well there was a memo written to larry summers who is obama's favorite to replace ben bernanke at the federal reserve board he got a very secret very nasty memo and somehow it ended up in in my hands i you know some thirty dropped that's how i work for those no greg palast i do investigative reporting in america not allowed under patriot act three but we do it anyway. so i got a hold of this memo which says the this is the end game so it's the end game memo it's kind of chilling words that came from his assistant a guy named timmy geithner this is before geithner became secretary of the treasury when summers was about to come secretary of the treasury and what it was was a discussion of the secret meetings that they were having with the five big bank c.e.o.'s in new york here in new york t

this larry's right hand boy timothy geitner enjoyed the interview welcome back to the guys report imax guys are very fresh as greg palast welcome back to the guys report glad to be with you max all right you are with another blockbuster piece larry summers in the secret endgame memo tell us about it well there was a memo written to larry summers who is obama's favorite to replace ben bernanke at the federal reserve board he got a very secret very nasty memo and somehow it ended up in in my hands i you know some thirty dropped that's how i work for those no greg palast i do investigative reporting in america not allowed under patriot act three but we do it anyway. so i got a hold of this memo which says the this is the end game so it's the end game memo it's kind of chilling words that came from his assistant a guy named timmy geithner this is before geithner became secretary of the treasury when summers was about to come secretary of the treasury and it what it was was a discussion of the secret meetings that they were having with the five big bank c.e.o.'s in new york here in new york

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn two i own a big young money blog dot co dot u.k. . and the first up we've been talking about the u.s. student debt problems how about the u.k. what's happening there well the u.k. has a very similar problem i think in times of a whole generation risk of being put off going tina vassie and we can see over the insights that that would be i personally think that if it helps young people to think more about what they're actually getting out subpoena vesey and it prevents degree inflation from getting even more out of control then it will have an unintentional benefit actually because i think that the government prior to this one has been very keen on promoting university as the people mental for a lot of young people and we know that it is and we know that there are other options that we know that there prentiss ships that there's vocational training and so you have young people going to university coming away with that huge step i mean we're talking. about fifty three thousand pounds that's a very typical figure this being quo