james alexander, and bbc.??you have to present the proceeds of poorly on a treadll andg owned banks for million dollarsx businesses click >> the short ansr is yes. first of all distorting the "financial times" this morning as i'm afraid to say tht accurate. there s been no meeting of the remuneration committee at the bank of scotland and so no decision has been made. for our part as major shareholders in the business, first of all we say we are repeating what we did last year and restricting bonuses and all state owned yanks, restricting the cash element for 2000 pounds. you might ask why there's any bonuses that all. i argue there's people working hard in the business' bank managers tylers for junior employees leaking their target doing my best try to restore portions of their bank and i think it's right there should be a small cash bonus available for those people/year. that would apply to anyone at the top of the organization as well as anywhere else. in terms of the broader question of the chief executive of

james alexander, and bbc.??you have to present the proceeds of poorly on a treadmill andg owned banks for million dollarsx businesses click >> the short answer is yes. first of all distorting the "financial times" this morning as i'm afraid to say that accurate. there has been no meeting of the remuneration committee at the bank of scotland and so no decision has been made. for our part as major shareholders in the business, first of all we say we are repeating what we did last year and restricting bonuses and all state owned yanks, restricting the cash element for 2000 pounds. you might ask why there's any bonuses that all. i argue there's people working hard in the business' bank managers tylers for junior employees leaking their target doing my best try to restore portions of their bank and i think it's right there should be a small cash bonus available for those people/year. that would apply to anyone at the top of the organization as well as anywhere else. in terms of the broader question of the chief execu

. >>> an era of mystery has surrounded alexander hamilton. james m. good in his definitive book of the outdoor sculpture of washington, d.c. in dedicating the ten-foot tall figure, president harding made reference to an anonymous donor. who admirers described as the greatest treasurer sculpted by james earl phraser. >> hamilton is perhaps straining to recognize his surroundings. after all, it was his famous deal with congressional supporters of thomas jefferson that led to the assumption of state debts in return for capitol's removal to an entirely new city to the built on the banks of the potomac. the pedestal upon which he stands makes no reference to the real estate transactions and he smoked the rock of the national resources that

james madison and alexander hamilton didn't use their real names when writing the federalist papers. it sounds slippery, but i think there is a space for protecting anonymous political speech. >> the bottom line here is that a lot of people wouldn't give a lot of money if they were going to have to disclose because a lot of wealthy people don't want that kind of attention and so the fact there is a way the give a lot of money without disclosure actually encourages contributions to these super pacs, so that's one of the reasons why politicians like that. >> but shouldn't we need to know, dave? that's my point. a wealthy individual or big company gives a lot of money in the hopes that they're going to get something. not saying they're trading for a specific something, but they want influence and shouldn't we have the right the know? >> these groups in some cases are spending seven, eight figures on political advertisements, if not overtly going for or against a particular candidate, getting darn close to that line and really what the internal revenue service says if you're a non-profit

james madison and alexander hamilton didn't use their real names when they were writing the federalist papers. there's a reason for that. there's a space for protecting anonymous political speech. >> the bottom line here is that a lot of people wouldn't give a lot of money if they were going to have to disclose. a lot of wealthy people don't want that kind of attention. so the fact that there is a way to give an awful lot of money without disclosure actually encourages contribution to these super pacs. it's one of the reasons politicians like that. >> but shouldn't we need to know, dave? that's exactly my point, right? a wealthy individual or a big company gives a lot of money in the hopes that, well, they're going to get something. i'm not saying they're trading for a spefrk something but yeah, they want influence. shouldn't we have the right to know? >> these nonprofit groups in some cases are spending seven, even eight figures on political advertisements. advertisements that are if not overtly going for or against a political candidate are getting pretty darn close to that line. and

james madison and alexander hamilton didn't use their real names when writing the federalist papers. it sounds slippery, but i think there is a space for protecting anonymous political speech. >> the bottom line here is that a lot of people wouldn't give a lot of money if they were going to have to disclose because a lot of wealthy people don't want that kind of attention and so the fact there is a way the give a lot of money without disclosure actually encourages contributions to these super pacs, so that's one of the reasons why politicians like that. >> but shouldn't we need to know, dave? that's my point. a wealthy individual or big company gives a lot of money in the hopes that they're going to get something. not saying they're trading for a specific something, but they want influence and shouldn't we have the right the know? >> these groups in some cases are spending seven, eight figures on political advertisements, if not overtly going for or against a particular candidate, getting darn close to that line and really what the internal revenue service says if you're a non-profit

and then alexander ovechkin with a great pass from alexander semin. 3-2. and then james neal in his seventh career game, gets his sixth goal. there's that shot by troy brouwer very late in the third period. >> mike: some of you may be waiting for the invitational. watch some exciting overtime hockey first. number six and number eight playing one another. both teams are guaranteed a point. pittsburgh has moved to 57 and washington to that 53. >> pierre: the dreaded three-point game hurts everybody in the standings, obviously. for buffalo and montreal and toronto, you're looking at that going, you've got to be kidding me. >> mike: dupuis and kennedy. niskanen and letang. the caps have already made a change. ovechkin takes this pass. moving back up is matthew perreault and gets to him. perreault lobbed it back in. alzner and wideman are the defense. brooks orpik moves it across. letang motors on. very deliberately circles back. head fake and the pass across to orpik. is there a trap to be played, four against four? i don't know, but the defensive scheme forces the penguins

so thomas jefferson brokered a deal over wine and food at his house between james madison and alexander hamilton. madison wasn't going to vote for the plan, but he would not be too strenuous in his opposition. there's some speculation that he and jefferson found the votes needed to put hamilton over the top. hamilton would turn around and use his influence to select the potomac site for the nation's capital. this is referred to as the first of three great compromises, and this kept the country together. what would have been different if monroe had been there instead of madison? well, number one, monroe's biggest objection to the constitution was the power of the executive. he wasn't about to vote for a new tyrant under a different name. he was very concerned about the power of the presidency. he would not have carried the banner madison had. indeed, he probably would have voted differencely. on the executive question, it's my belief that the people who believed the president didn't have the power to remove his subordinates, i think they would have carried it today, and i think the count

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james: as she said, traffic is the lumber--no longer impacted. >>darya: just one week into the new year and san jose has its first homicide. it happened in the 200 block of alexander avenue. police got there and found a man had been shot. police believe it could be another active gang violence. >>craig: it happened here in the 200 block of alexander avenue. police say the shooting happened around 80 p.m.. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and pronounced dead a half hour later. the police are investigating this as possibly gang related. there were 41 murders last year, that is twice the amount from 2010. >>mark: -- >>james: here is a live look outside for the golden gate bridge. we had dense fog earlier but visibility has improved. we will be right back. comandantes >>justine: on a platter for december was at 8.5%. and >>darya: at the sierra club is a challenging the environmental approval for america's cup. that concerns about water permission it does just what a solution including the possibility of diesel fuel leaks. >>mark: did this morning, ford is coming to silicon valley. the automaker is the latest to open a research lab in the bay area. they hope d

alexander semin. sends it to ovechkin. one-timer beats marc-andre fleury. it's oafy's 20th of the season. evgeni malkin skates through the defense, falls down, stays with it, jamessomehow puts it past michael neuvert. wide but check out the friendly bounce. malkin on the doorstep. he scores the game winner. malkin leads the game in scoring with 55 points. the penguins defeat the caps 4-3 in overtime, winning their sixth in a row. the caps meanwhile have lost three of their last four. at verizon center sunday basketball, doc rivers and the celtics visiting flip saunders. and the wizards. fourth quarter wizards down. wide open dunk. but then young called for a technical foul for taunting pietrus. young certainly pumped here. but can't show up an opponent here. young finished with 19 points. later celtics up five. paul pierce goes to work on jordan crawford. drives, flips it up and in. pierce pumped in a season high 34 points, ten assists. wizards lose to the celtics for the third time this season. 100-94 is the final. the wizards' record drops to 2-14. >>> coming up on "sports final," how some of joe paterno's former players are remembering their head coach. the s

that is inclining towards france and foreign policy and resisting alexander hamilton's financial plans. but these are important goals to jamesou accomplish that? you have to accomplish that with political action and enter a public that means a national party. and so he gets over his early reluctance to have such things, to endorse such things and he becomes a founder of a party himself. >> host: what was his relationship and early tete-a-tetes with president james monroe? >> guest: well, monroe than madison and madison is older than jefferson. will they all take their line to succeed each other to get to the about how soon? and -- white house. and there's a moment in the second term when it looks like madison the youngest of the three wants to jump ahead of james madison, his elder -- elder in this lineup and become president before he does. and one of madison's task -- madison's is jefferson's secretary of state is he has to figure out politically how do i shove monroe aside? how do i kill him? he's got to kill him gently and only for one election cycle and then he's got to make sure he brings him back and make nice with hi

alexander joins me now. peter, set the stage for what we expect to see today. >> chuck, as we stand behind us, you see this beautiful columbia statehouse. this was built by james hobin, the same man who designed the white house and mitt is hoping this will be his path to the white house, one step closer to being the gop nominee. as we witnessed on the ground again yesterday, there is a new swell of momentum supporting newt gingrich in this state. i spoke to one south korea vocat that event that was unusually small said she was impressed with newt gingrich in the debate this week and here to hear mitt romney, says he looks electable, looks presidential but i still really like newt. that ignores the fact rick santorum has said he's not going anywhere right now, being pretty combative with his language, not just the president, new ads coming on the air -- against mitt romney, excuse me, also against gingrich you played just a short time ago, rick santorum yesterday for one of the few times in this campaign cycle, charter a jet so he could make five separate spots across the state, literally ditching the media as he went from one place to another and try to see as

james mad di scone won the election by 336 votes over monroe. madison emerged as the focal point of the opposition in the first congress to secretary of the treasury alexander ham hamilton's plan and for the states to assume the debt. this realized every state off to a good footing, restore the public credit of the states, would cement the union and keep tieing the union together. well, the southern states had more or less paid off their bills. the northern states more or less had not. the sorn -- southern states wanted to know why they had to pay when they were frugal and paid down their debt. the northern said if you're not coming to our aid, what's the point of being in the union at all if we can't rely on you for this? people talked about succession, a bout of influ enhit washington, d.c., nearly killed washington, and it's a precarious time for the country. he runs into hamilton who is usually well polished and clean shaven, looking none of those things. jefferson what's wrong? the credit's going to fail. what jefferson did was broker a deal over wine and food at his house between madison, the leader of the opposition of the plan and hamilton. madison

inclining towards france and foreign policy and resisting alexander hamilton's financial plans and schemes, but these are important goals to jamesn. how do you accomplish that? you have to accomplish that with political action and interrepublic, that means a national party, and so he gets over his early reluctance to have such things to endorse such things, and he becomes a founder of a party himself. >> host: what was his relationship and early encounters with monroe? >> guest: well, monroe is seven years younger than madison, and madison is eight years younger than goferson. they all succeed each other to get into the white house issue and there's a moment at the end of jefferson's second term when it looks like madison, the youngest of the three,ments to jump ahead of james madison, his elder in this line up and become president before he does, and so one of madison's task, madison is jefferson's secretary of state, is he has to figure out politically how to shove monroe aside. how does he kill them? he'll kill him gently for one election cycle and then make nice with him again because you don't want a feud in your home state

james alexander, and bbc.??you have to present the proceeds of poorly on a treadmill andg owned banks for million dollarsx businesses click >> the short answer is yes. first of all distorting the "financial times" this morning as i'm afraid to say that accurate. there has been no meeting of the remuneration committee at the bank of scotland and so no decision has been made. for our part as major shareholders in the business, first of all we say we are repeating what we did last year and restricting bonuses and all state owned yanks, restricting the cash element for 2000 pounds. you might ask why there's any bonuses that all. i argue there's people working hard in the business' bank managers tylers for junior employees leaking their target doing my best try to restore portions of their bank and i think it's right there should be a small cash bonus available for those people/year. that would apply to anyone at the top of the organization as well as anywhere else. in terms of the broader question of the chief execu