it consisted of ious that were paid into the bank with the idea that you would read deem the ious from the profits that the bank would make after you set it up. among bank officers was routine. corruption was not uncommon and failures were frequent. even the second bank of the united states chartered back in 1816, had begun its career with a spree of speculation, in puzzlement and fraud, that by 1820 had brought it to the edge of insolvency and required a wholesale purge of its management. know of saint thomas jefferson's politics, it would be no surprise to learn that he condemned all chartered , "a sacrifice of public and private interest to a few aristocratic friends and favorites." the man who said that was jefferson's federalist opponent and federalist john adams of massachusetts. inc. of the united states kept a low and confident profile through the 1820's under the deft management of its president . an issue of the presidential campaign when jackson defeated john quincy adams. jackson said nothing about it in in 1820gural address nine. the first inklings of trouble came afterwar

redeem the ious with profits it banks would make from setting up. corruption was not uncommon and failures were frequent. even the second bank of the united states itself, chartered back in 1816 had begun iits career with a spree of speculation, embezelment and fraud that had brought it to the end of insolvency and required a whole sale -- given what we know of politics, it would be no surprise to know he condemned all charter banking as a sacrifice of public and private interests to a few aristocratical friends and favorites. except that jefferson didn't say that. the man who said that was jefferson's federalist opponent and later friend, federalist john adams of massachusetts. bank of the united states kept a low and competent profile through the 1820s under the deft management of its president. it was not an issue in the storied 1828 campaign where are he defeated john quincy adams and he said nothing about it in his inaugural address. reports and tried to wield their offense. given jackson's sense of grievance over that election, an election in

you would be able to redeem the ious from the profits that the bank would make after you set it up. self-dealing among bank officers was routine, corruption not uncommon and failures were frequent. even the second bank of the united states itself chartered back in 1816 had begun its career with a spree of speculation, embezzlement and fraud by 1820 had brought it to the edge of insolvency and required a wholesale purge of its management. given what we know of thomas jefferson's politics, it would be no surprise to learn that he condemned all chartered banking as, and this is a quotation, a sacrifice of public and private interests to a few aristocrat cal friends and favorites. except that jefferson didn't say that. the man who said that was jefferson's federalist opponent and later friend federalist john adams of massachusetts. bank of the united states kept a low and competent profile through the 1820s under the deft management of its president, a man named nicolas biddle. it was not an issue in the storied 1828 presidential campaign when jackson defeated the son of old john adams,

they needed to eat right then they had to trade their ious to someone that would give them money. other women did things like work n laundrys for ten cents an hour or clean homes for a dollar a day or less and a lot of women borders meaning taking someone in your home and you cook and clean for them and then pay you for the use of your home. probably about the best you can something like one of my grandmothers did that was work j.c. penney's for 25 cents an hour. morninger will i in the working until late at night and ot an hour off at lunch and no breaks and that was consider and really good job so there's no to complain oing about the low wages and the long hours. women were very fortunate and ad secretary positions a lot of what i'm telling you is ased on research i did in kansas about the 1930's and one in he kansas congressman about 1933 got an irate letter manne of the constituent as writing in a disgusted way about working for as wages in the congressman's office and he thought that job be given to a man who had a family and the congressman i would k you know employee a man

and the company issues ious.high interest rates, and they're called junk bonds. >> you may not have heard of michael milken, but this 40-year-old wall street whiz is said to be the most powerful financier in america. he brought respectability to low rated junk bonds and then used the money to finance corporate raids and takeovers. without mike milken, pickens couldn't have raided several companies. >> he said if you really want to take over gulf, it's going to cost you $13 billion. i said, yeah, i get it. and he said, i can get the $13 billion. >> he's the guy that t. boone pickens goes to and most people haven't heard of him. >> that's the way he likes it. he doesn't care about publicity and pride. he just cares about doing deals and having power. >> he was this shadowy howard hughes-like figure that you never saw, you just heard. >> it was milken's genius that created an entire market and fueled this takeover phenomena. >> we romanticize these characters. the fact of the matter, these are fat cats, first cousin

those woman saw their pay cut by 50% and not only that by 1933 a lot were giving teachers ious telling them when we have money again we'll pay you. they needed to eat right then and sometimes they had to trade their ious to someone that would give them money. other women did things like work in laundries for ten cents an hour or clean homes for a dollar a day or less and a lot of women took in borders meaning taking someone in your home and you cook and clean for them and then they pay you for the use of your home. probably about the best you can do was something like one of my grandmothers did that was work for j.c. penney's for 25 cents an hour. startinger will i in the morning working until late at night and got an hour off at lunch and no breaks and that was consider and really good job so there's no way she was going to complain about the low wages and the long hours. some women were very fortunate and had secretary positions and a lot of what i'm telling you is based on research i did in kansas about the 1930's and one of the kansas congressman in about 1933 got an irate letter o

here's an iou. as soon as the price falls down. the pressure is on for parents to get these gifts. and some are just saying -- you got to pay it. you really want to go. it's a shame, but the grinches won out. >> for the last few months, a local family in dc police have mourned the loss of a fallen officer >> his two children have a special way to keep his memory alive. you'll want to see this one coming up. >> when the kids open up and it's -- i immediately knew >> how a fellow officer puts special meaning into this priceless gift >> i love that story. >>> if you have a story idea, give us a call, the fox 5 tip line is 202-895-3000, and you can send e-mails to my day starts well before fox5tips@wttg.com. we'd love to hear from you. i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'm always on call. an insulin that fits my schedule is key. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during

iou yes. well authorities are facing a public backlash with many condemning the police officers actions in response to a complaint from the girl's family that to police the police department's now launched an internal investigation we need to look at everything from our hiring to our training to our supervision what we're going to look at is when is it appropriate for discretion to override practice and or call in dealing with an eleven year old group called communities united against police brutality believes that such actions by police can never be justified. children at eleven years old are still quite innocent and they should not have to be dealing with the police arresting them falsely slapping hands it can't be justified because she clearly pose no threat to them whatsoever you know they posed a threat to her by pointing guns at her but these officers are all being trained to think of every single person in the community is an enemy combatant they're being trained almost like soldiers ex

if you look at the history of money anybody can create an iou or conduct a commercial transaction with another person broad both parties are willing to accept payment in the same medium of exchange so in that sense bitcoin or whatever other cryptocurrency you want to see is fine if that's how they want to settle it but if you really want to insure a crypto currencies long term viability then the easiest way to do that is by allowing you to extinguish your tax liabilities by using the government we were able to do that then you know that would confer a huge immediate additional demand on the currency right now because you would grab those because because you would actually be able to extinguish your tax liability so would the government now my guess is that the u.s. government or for that matter any other sovereign government is not going to lose its monopoly issue of the currency and so they won't allow that but that if you really want. and to have a bible alternative currency that would be the best way to do that if the government decided to more that for example you can pay your taxe

david: you also have senator collins who is holding a iou from majority leaders. when does he have to pay that off? how patient is she? the subsidized health insurance premiums are on a month-to-month basis. about 57% of all obamacare enrollees are qualified for these payments and that is why senators like susan collins are so adamant about keeping them in place. it would appear that the house would kickthis bill the can down the road, punting this into next calendar year. that gives them a little bit of breathing room to get through the holiday, get into the next holiday -- the next calendar year and hash this out more closely. senator collins was promised that for her vote on tax reform. twoe: give us the latest on programs for which there has been some bipartisan support for continuing or taking action. i am talking about the children's health insurance program and daca. where do they stand? still daca is very much going to be something that they are going to have to address next year. democrats are united on this front. republicans have used it as a political

disobeying the markup online and given the grinches any satisfaction, consider writing an iou. >> is like a white christmas in many parts of the nation, the midwest, and ohio winter weather advisory through tomorrow morning. this is a scene in cleveland. snow in the forecast for the next few days. more rain and snow in virginia. last minute shoppers getting drenched with downpours. in your people are seeing up to 4 inches of snow. thanks for tough conditions on the road. forecasts are predicting more snow tonight and tomorrow. a boy with a big talent, how one kid managed to stop shoppers dead in his tracks. stick around. plus a gift that keeps on giving. others are buying goats and alpacas as gifts, will we will tell you why. a 10-year-old boy going viral this christmas after serenading the supermarket. >> yes and pipes. his mom said because he has autism he doesn't get there a saner front of strangers. an attractive more than 300,000 views online. he's got some interest from a record producer as well. it's the time of year when most people are most generous. some charities are showi

laura oliver suggests that instead of paying the markup to consider writing an iou. mike: a gunman killed by the very officers he was firing at. while it's being investigated as possible terrorism. >>> mike pence making an unannounced trip to afghanistan, talking up some major advancements in america's longest war. >> in 2017 we've eliminated more see onleaders in the taliban than were eliminated in all of the prior years combined. mike: the fbi now investigator a shooting near pennsylvania state capital in harrisburg. awfser shot and killed a gunman and officials say the shooter had tie to the middle east. witnesses describing a terrifying scene. >> sounds like fir firecrackerst first. i heard a barrage of shots. when we got to the alley, the cop was there, he had his long rifle out and he said, get back. and then the cop came down and put the tape across. you shoot the cops, you get what you what. mike: david lee miller is live with our newsroom with more >> the now deceased shooter has been identified add as a 51-year-old. authorities are trying to learn more abou

iou one. watch kimberly tonight. what are you doing after this? >> kimberly: going to a party. [laughter] >> brian: he was part of the hillary interview. he's part of looking through the 35,000 emails that cropped up on anthony weiner's laptop. he may be part, may be an advocate, we are about to find out. he wouldn't commit to and interview. to being part of fusion gps. people call him up and asked, many sick days they have left. how can you go to human resources within investigative background. it's bizarre what's happened and i'm wondering if he's the only one. >> kimberly: kd, nice to have you here. >> katie: great to be here. >> kimberly: what do you make of these developments? >> katie: i give bob mueller credit for moving the guys in human resources. he wasn't fired. the more we learn about how the clinton email investigation was handled, the dirtier it looks. if you look at the web surrounding the investigation, whether it is this guy who was part of it and was in anti-trum anti-trump, pro-hillary person. you add in andrew mccabe whose wife was friends with the clintons

. >> an iou. >> he gave me a starter ring, a starter ring. >> you said yes anyway. >> yes, i did. >> and, you know what, this sunday will be our 23rd anniversary. >> very nice. >> new years eve. >> new years eve, right. >> did you make plans. >> put another ring on it. >> no, just a bottle. >> i just feel like a lot of my friends. >> this is my crutch you might ask him stuff but either way woman still saying what she wants. >> would you want your man to say i want to you come out, pick out a ring, plane to propose wouldn't that ruin the whole thing. >> yes, i guess so. >> you are in the moment and opens a box abe it is a ring like oh, my gosh. >> can you have a conversation with the jeweler and say can i bureau this ring or put down a downit we will come back and pik out another one. >> that is not the ring you proposed w you picked that ring. you thought a was for me. >> if you don't like the ring, let's go pick out another man's feeling would be hurt. don't yofeeling would be hurt, u know what honey, i don't like the ring you picked. approach. >> maybe with a different face >> yes.

so is the ious going to your grand kids. "the lead" starts now. >>> president trump celebrating legislative victory as congress passes the biggest tax overhaul in decades, but now president trump admits there were items in the bill they were trying to keep quiet. what were they? >>> distracted at 80 miles an hour? questions now about what the engineer was really doing right before that deadly amtrak crash and who else was there. >>> taking names and reporting them back to the white house. u.n. ambassador

although, you know, people have been very inventive when that's happened in the past with checks, iouson't want to get rid of i cash completely. i do think if you look at what the government is printing, there is almost pushing over $4,500 for every man, woman, and child in the united states. and there are lots ofed surveys, even if you take the part that's out of the country, the average person is holding, you know, maybe a couple hundred, 2 or 300,dr counting in their house, counting in their car. they are not holding $4,500, much less their kids. >> tucker: no, they are not. quickly, what do you make of bitcoin? spectrum? >> bitcoin is great innovation. the part of it that that is anonymous, eventually, the government has to apply anti-money laundering rules, tax rules, and everything. i mean, the government can't just look the other way and let people do giant transactions, transnational, national, and not care about it. it's going to get regulated. i think the long run, bitcoin is great technology butt it's more likely to look like myspace that lost outut to facebook. than it is t

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suggested instead of paying the markup that scalpers markup online any satisfaction to consider writing an iou boston, molly, fox news five it's looking like a white christmas in parts of the nation. in ohio the national weather service issuing a winter weather advisory for tomorrow morning. this is the scene in cleveland with snow in the forecast there for the next few days. there is more snow in virginia with some last-minute choppers getting drenched with downpours and strong winds in the dc suburbs and in upstate new york people are seeing 4 inches of snow making for tough conditions on the road. forecasters picking more snowfall tonight in a christmas day tomorrow. what do you think? lea: i think you should get your wrinkles in dc. my take is this. if it's going to be a really cold i wanted to be a white christmas but otherwise i'd rather be in a place like florida where president trump is right now. speaking of president trump, did you hear that he's anger untrained a green moscow by helping ukraine bite the separateness. his move and the follow-up. plus, the protests against the 1%. wil

. >> an iou for christmas. if you use amazon for most of your shopping, you are most certainly not alone. 76% of people say they are doing most of their shopping on amazon. according to cnbc's all america economic survey. the number two spot goes to walmart, but only 8% of americans said they would be doing their shopping there. the survey found for the second year in a row more americans will shop online for all or most of their holiday gifts if they asked marcus, he would have said the same thing. that is more than ever before in the survey's 12-year history. >> i'm going to send a lot of i love yous. >> show me the money. >> well, coming up, violence in a quiet san jose neighborhood. a bicyclist shot in the streets. concerns neighbors are worried about right now. >>> hey, folks, before we go to break, i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application. leverage the power of us all as well as the power of google. let's go to your waze app on iphone or android. in the bottom corner, there is

i was carryus ious how you kept the continuity if you were 30 pounds lighter. >> i couldn't. >> whato other one fit i mean, literally came to my -- ridley came to my hotel room and said we're shooting next week so i didn't have time and i couldn't go and start putting weight on again because i promised pete for the first time in -- this is our fourth movie that i'll actually be in shape for the character and so they just altered all the suits. i had to shave my beard, that was the one thing. >> wow. >> but i couldn't and you don't really notice unless you're aware of it. >> yeah. >> but if you go back and watch the movie any scenes i'm in with gail i'm a little more plump than the scenes with j paul getty. >> at 7:00 wahlberg talked more about the idea of hollywood trying to get this message out and get rid of this culture of sexual assault allegations in hollywood. stay tuned for that. >> thanks kev. >> good to see you guys this morning. that was great. >> good to see you as well. >> that was amazing. [laughter] >> kev our viewers are calling. >> i know, i know. i want that three mi

so is the ious going to your grand kids. "the lead" starts now. >>> president trump celebrating legislative victory as congress passes the biggest tax overhaul in decades, but now president trump admits there were items in the bill they were trying to keep quiet. what were they? >>> distracted at 80 miles an hour? questions now about what the engineer was really doing right before that deadly amtrak crash and who else was there. >>> taking names and reporting them back to the white house. u.n. ambassador nikki haley issuing a stern warning to the rest of the world as the united nations prepares to give a thumbs down to president trump's proposal to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. >>> good afternoon, everyone, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. less than a week before christmas and president trump says he's delivering his fellow americans a big, beautiful tax cut for christmas. he and congressional republicans are celebrating a huge legislative achievement and a political gamable, pass transform that will affect near

. >> just want to apologize to daveus ious white.ke that but just due to frustration process, football emotions, just -- just what happened. >> gronk got pushed. >> apology or not bills safety how wide was surprised that gronk was not ejected. determined to the league to determine how he's punished. new england won the game. that's a check on sports. skins off this week. >> sorry i pushed you in the makeup room. >> it's >> somebody else tapped him down. >> whatever. if that's the best excuse you can come up with. >>> nice out there or it will be later on. right now it's pretty chilly and dark. we have the beautiful super moonlighting your way as you step outside. about to set though. legislation fashion 28 dulles 29 bwi and temperatures elsewhere are really chilly when you get away from the city. manassas 23 degrees there. 25 at culpeper, 28 winchester. 30 in fredericksburg and 32 in leonardtown. so, it's a chilly start. main a clear day. we'll have some sunshine. a few clouds coming from the west ahead of our next frontal system whi

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an iou that braved ieds in kandahar. a promise was made. to america's veterans.al benefits and support they earned. if your'e a veteran who needs help, or you'd like to help us keep the promise, visit dav.org. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, december 8th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> fast-moving wildfires tear through parts of southern california, leaving behind charred land and homes, and as tens of thousands of people evacuate, some stay behind to save panicked horses. >>> a stampede of their feed thoroughbreds race to escape the flames. >>> it's a winter wonderland in parts of texas. snowfall makes a rare appearance and the storm system is not done

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molly: the iou which is always great when you can't get something right away, the iou under the tree.ff in it for the middle class, working americans, i think. >> they suck. they all suck. pete: what happens when you tell those same folks it's bernie sanders idea? >> oh, it's great, we love it. pete: find out coming up. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ >> tax, plan, good, bad? >> i'm gonna honest with you, i feel like this is another excuse for the rich people to get a break and having to pay the tax. >> the middle class is gonna get hit pretty hard here. >> they suck. they all suck. pete: that's liberals here in new york reacting, as expected when asked about the g.o.p. tax bill. molly: but watch how the reaction go when filmmaker amie horowitz tells them it is a bill drafted by bernie sanders. >> if you're making $50,000 or less, most family of four will not pay any taxes at all. >> okay. that's a good plan, yeah. >> double the child tax credit from $1,000

. >> then the a-team helped ethan's landlord prepare ious that contained the numbers and letters.n and heather signed the document, they provided the sample that could prove they forged kate's check. the team took the handwriting to mickey dawson, who set up the police handwriting lab. the question was simple -- did heather and/or ethan forge that check from kate, the one ethan tried to cash? >> immediately that day our handwriting document examiner said, "that's them. no question about it." >> so if ethan and heather forged a check from kate, what else did they do? someone on the team needed to get a look inside that apartment. if kate had been there, there still might be evidence of something. but how to get in? >> well, the landlord has a right to inspect a tenant's homes for health and safety and welfare. and the landlord decided that he needed to go in and spray for bugs. >> you can understand why that might be done in that little place. >> james thought it would be best if he went with him to make sure that the bugs were all taken care of. >> surveillance expert bobby minter

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