morgan chase chief executive jamie diamond and he says he expects more u.s. manesar polities to declare bankruptcy and urged caution when investing in the two point nine trillion dollar public debt market in the united states. jamie diamond he's a suicide banker and a financial terrorist because memory if memory serves going back a way is what's the other part of this i think there's another part of this whole thing many of the municipalities right now are going bankrupt because of declining revenue but they were started down that path of bankruptcy you might recall by headlines we were covering last year this is from two thousand and nine j.p. morgan settlement bank to pay see over seven hundred million dollars over charges of illegal payments so j.p. morgan chase last year agreed to pay seventy five million in fines and forfeit six hundred forty seven million in fees to settle federal regulators charges that it made unlawful payments to friends of public officials to win municipal bond business in jefferson county alabama and just in december of last year s

jamie was 22, gladys 20. both were sentenced to two life terms. both insisted they were innocent. >> i never thought this day would come when i would be on the outside of the walls, when i've been so bound on the inside of the walls. >> it's been a long, hard road but we made it. there was times when we wanted to give up, but i told my sister i said "we're gonna make it. we're coming up out of here, we're not going to die." >> free the scott sisters! >> reporter: their case became the focus of a grass-roots campaign. thousands protested and signed petitions, arguing that their punishment was too harsh for a robbery that netted no more than $200. >> nobody was killed, nobody was hurt, nobody went to the hospital. >> reporter: judge marcus gordon presided over the trial. the jury decided the sentence. >> if it had been brought before me for sentencing, it would have been much less than life. >> reporter: yet the condition of their release is garnering as much attention as the case itself. mississippi governor haley barbour suspended their sentences

i agree with jamie, the pendulum is swinging back.i was just in new york where the new shows are presented to advertisers. there are several that our defense-based shows. -- are the fenced-based shows. i think -- are defense-based shows. i think you are right. >> that is in large part the innocence movement, proving to injuries that they have gotten it wrong time and time again. this innocence project is based in new york. 300 individuals exonerated on dna evidence. people are starting to wake up to the important role of criminal defense attorneys, but jonathan is right. that court tv, we cover cases where public defenders and criminal defense attorneys are in court. we do not choose the cases based on either or. we see fine lawyer ring from both. often, the best lawyers a vcr from the public defender's office. they do not know the difference. >,7ythey do not know if it is cg albie, one of the best lawyers we have ever put on tv. they do not know how a public defender differs from a criminal attorney. i am shocked that the public has

and one of them, jamie scott, will die without a kidney transplant. he said her sister, gladys, should be released too after agreeing to be the kidney donor. their mother told nbc's "today" program that it was gladys who suggested nilt the first place. >> my daughter gladys stated in january, when my daughter jamie's kidneys first shut down, that she would be willing to give her sister a kidney. >> reporter: experts on medical ethics say despite the sister's generosity, a decision to donate a kidney should be entirely voluntary, with no conditions whatever. >> the framework we have in place to try and avoid exploitation of people is voluntary choice, you don't get anything back for doing it except thanks. but when you link it up to shortening life sentences or prison commutation, i think you're changing the framework. >> reporter: while the governor cited the danger to jamie scott's health and the cost of the state for caring for her, the naacp and other groups praised his decision and some involved in the case say they believe the governor really did

keep that in mind today as we are all talking. >> jamie. >> hi. i'm jamie lopez. i'm the nert coordinator for hay hayes valley. before i start off on my rant i wanted to acknowledge most of what i will talk about was built and developed with a neighboring coordinator in the lower hate who was at the morning session but not here today. anything i say give her equal credit for what works and doesn't work. so i'm going to start from the assumption that you have some training or you will begin out reach in your neighborhood. for us where that started was at a basis of 0. there was no active coordinator in the neighborhood at the time. we decided to take it on. so our first priority was justifying a way of getting the information out. how do we connect with people in the neighborhood? where are the places we can go? what are the resources that already exist? we started with the farmers market. getting a free table from the guy who organized it and giving out information. that lead to other connections you meet people from log organizations and faith based and community

correspondent jamie mcintyre next some well known conservatives like rudy giuliani fran townsend and michael mckay see went to a form in paris for the mujahideen a cock and the k. this is a group that has been classified as a terrorist organization so why on earth were these well known americans in attendance and isn't that illegal i mean hash it all out with matthew dust from american progress then we'll tell you about cornelius du pree he spent thirty years in jail wrongly convicted of rape and robbery and he is just one example of several of wrongful imprisonment so is this just more proof that the u.s. justice system is unreliable and what does it say about capital punishment in our society we're going to have a debate on the issue and with the new year comes a new congress which is filled with several tea party members but will the outsiders who set out to change u.s. politics just fall into line once they get to washington or we're going to speak to a tea partier to get his take on the new members and if he thinks they'll stay true to their campaigning words and is there a back

morgan chief jamie dimon is not feeling any love these days sees over in davos hey you know with all the rich people of the world talking about money talking about living the good life yes dimon is doing just fine he's one of the these two u.s. bankers who came through the economic crisis over the past few years but his reputation and his pocketbook beyond intact but speaking at the event in switzerland he threw himself a little pity party he said quote the constant refrain bankers bankers bankers is just unproductive and unfair people should just stop doing that all toward t. we he's tired of people breaking on bankers you know i have a little bit of news for you jamie if you and the rest of the bankers on wall street hadn't caused a worldwide meltdown of the financial system then done nothing to change or reform yourselves to help the american people then maybe they wouldn't be picking on you when you millions of people are out of work because of greed on wall street so nobody wants to hear you whine about being picked on while you continue to rake in your millions billions who kno

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while in jail, jamie developeded a kidney condition. her dialysis was costing the prison service $200,000 a year. she offered her sister a kidney. whether i was released because i had to give her a kidney, i was going to give it to her anyway if i had to give it to her in prison. didn't nobody have to release me. when her kidney first failed, i would have give it to her without a shadow of a doubt. i love my sister. >> campaigners argue that the scott sisters' original sisters were too harsh. their release is proving equally controversial, with some transplant groups questioning whether the deal is legal. the question is what will happen to gladys if she doesn't donate her kidney. the two have yet to be tested to see if they are compatible. >> it is looking increasingly likely that the football world cup in 2022 will take place in the winter. the fifa president said he is expecting a january tournament because of the blister summer heat in the host country, quatar. >> it is still heart at this time of year. it is nothing like the heat o

>> reporter: sisters gladys and jamie scott were released from prison this morning. one of the first stops, a surprise visit to gloria's kitchen. >> i'm feeling good, i'm feeling great. >> reporter: the restaurant and its patrons, long-time supporters of the sisters who they say were unfairly punished. >> i love macaroni. 16 years! free at last, free at last, thank god i'm free at last. >> reporter: sentenced to life in prison for their role in a 1993 armed robbery that yielded only a handful of cash, they were released on the condition that gladys donate a kidney to jamie, who is suffering from kidney failure. >> i never thought this day would come when i would be on the outside of the wall. >> it's been a long, hard road. but we made it. it was times we wanted to give up, but i told my sister, i said we going to make it. we coming up out of here. we're not going to die. >> reporter: from mississippi, they will travel to pensacola, florida, where they will reunite with loved ones, including a mother who has been praying for this day. >> well, right now, my mind is -

jamie never thought she'd be one of the millions of americans still looker looking for work. >> i left thinking there would be no problem finding another job. that's what i do. that's what i'm good at. >> she quit her job in october for personal reasons only to get a sobering wakeup call. >> had i known what i know today i would have probably stuck it out. >> but today's report shows the job market is gaining ground. they added 145,000 jobs in december and unemployment dipped to 9.7%. some economists are even more optimistic following a report showing priesht companies alone added nearly 300,000 jobs last month. that's three times what would have been expected and the most in nearly a decade. >> we have to see more and more private sector jobs growth faster. >> and adding just some jobs isn't enough. the economy needs an additional 125,000 jobs every month just to keep up with population growth and roughly 200,000 jobs to really take a bite out of the unemployment rate. >> by midyear, you look in the rear view mirror and you'll say, ah, there, the growth started again but it won't make

. >> jamie also asked the vice president about a heart transplant. he said he hasn't made a decision yet about that. former vice president also spoke in the interview about president obama, the recent tragedy in arizona and more. you can see more of jamie's interview, former vice president dick cheney, tomorrow on "today." >>> overseas now to haiti. 25 years after he was thrown out by a people's revolt and a push from the united states, the man known as "baby doc" jean-claude duvalier is back in haiti. the current president has said if duvalier ever returned, he would have his arrested for his alleged corruption and brutality and the deaths of thousands of people who disappeared there. so tonight a lot of people are wondering what "baby doc" is up to. our own kerry sanders is on the ground in port-au-prince tonight. kerry, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. 59-year-old "baby doc" jean-claude duvalier has not been seen in public today. but human rights groups say his arrival in this country is indeed an opportunity to charge him with abus

>> gladys and jamie scott rode away as free women. one of their first stops -- >> i'm feeling good. >> reporter: gloria's kitchen. the restaurant and its patrons, longtime supporters of the sisters, whom they say were unjustly punished. >> i love macaroni! i love it. 16 years! >> free at last. free at last! >> reporter: sentenced to life in prison for their role in the 1993 armed robbery that yielded only a handful of cash, the sisters were released on the condition that gladys donate a kidney to jamie who is suffering from kidney failure. >> i was going to give it to her anyway. don't nobody have to release me. if they would have let me give her, i would have gave it to her without a shadow of a doubt. i love my sister. >> reporter: the scotts agreed to sit down with us on the condition we ask no questions about the crime. after all these years, what does freedom feel like? >> we just blessed. and it's feels so good to be able to walk outside and feel fresh air. like a breath that i have been waiting for so long to take. that i was h

jamie presley, that girl who was on the show "my name is earl." she played joy on the show. has now been arrested on suspicion of dui. there's the mug shot right there. she's 33 years old, arrested at 11:36. and the interesting thing here is, she was released on $15,000 bail. why that's significant, it's typically $5,000 and tmz is reports that in dui cases when the blood alcohol is measured at higher than .15 -- the legal limit is .08 -- you can have a higher bond. it's only suspicion of dui but it certainly is not a great thing for such a talented actress. >> no, not at all. not a great picture as well. those usually are not. [ female announcer ] picking tights isn't easy. picking a free detergent is. switch to tide free & gentle. it removes more residue from dirt, food, and stains. so nothing spoils this tights enthusiast's enthusiasm. tide free & gentle. style is an option. clean is not. maybe i'll...oops. [ female announcer ] instead, try new it immediately soothes and delivers long-lasting protection. >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news. two sisters wi

next week, jamie foxx, kim kardashian, music from tiny tempa and jamie foxx. please join us.ne in america worked as much as our first guest, we could crush the chinese like grapes. he has rug burns from so many red carpets and from the kardashians, too. earlier tonight, he hosted the world's greatest karaoke contest, "american idol," on fox. please welcome ryan seacrest. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm exhausted. it's been a day. >> jimmy: it's always a day for you. thank you for stopping by. by coming here, even staying for nine minutes, you are losing $28,000 in revenue, so, we appreciate it. i owe you. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> good to be here. i didn't realize steven tyler was so provocative until i saw that clip earlier. it goes right over our heads on the show. >> jimmy: you say that, but i wonder if they're reacting to this, the producers of the show and go, you know what, he looks a little bit too much like a pervert. we should reel this in. >> i think they're saying he looks like that, let's make ate two-hour episode. >> jimmy: or are they going

. >> my name is jamie allison.e morning show, here to speak in favor of the resolution that urges the foundation and staff members to work together in good faith with the community workers of america said represent the workers. it is an independent media source that has been covering local issues, many that you cover every day, that are key concern to your constituents, and the morning show is one of the few places that give in- depth coverage to the issues from communities members that would not otherwise have an outlet. the morning show has been very valuable in terms of educating the community about issues and providing an so for those of you who are sponsoring this resolution, i thank you and ask the rest of the board of supervisors to vote in favor of this to protect kpfa in a time of great crisis, local coverage means that the work you do here in san francisco in city hall gets to your constituents and engages the community, and this is the time for everyone to come together to find solutions. thank you very

jamie mcginn has bt scored all season. what great timing to snap out of his funk. with the other sharks' fathers. sharks win it 4-2. and snap their six-game losing streak. definitely headed a step in the right direction. well, according to league sources, raiders have parted ways with john marshall, choosing hot to renew his contract. also many reports stating offensive coordinator, hugh jackson expected to be named the raiders new head coach no later than tuesday. well, let's get to the playoff action. falcons taking on green bay. green bay bat tested. having won three elimination games before this one. former bay area players were on their game. second quarter. aaron robbers, find james jones for the 20-yard td. rogers, what a great game for him. completing 31 of 36 passes for 366 yards and three tds. he ran this one in himself. packers stun atlanta. 48-21. and will play in the nfc championship game. afc playoffs, pittsburgh, baltimore. ravens led 21-7 at halftime. but they melted down. steelers mounted a huge come back. they go on to win it. 31-24. well, basebal

jamie in all alone. fake to his left. one hand on his stick, he went back to the right to beat the goalie. that game with the lead. the stars' goalie, a glove save. stars got it done on both ends and won it 4-2. weird moment at the aussie open. a ball girl noticed something wrong with the court. she dropped the ball, and it didn't bounce back. we can't have that in tennis. they determined it wasn't the ball, but an air bubble under the court. officials drilled a few holes to let out the air. problem solved. no dead spots in sharapova's game. she advanced to the fourth round. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> jesse james finds his next leading lady. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, as some kids dread going to school, this high school freshman is going to extreme lengths to be sure he doesn't miss one second of it. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this friday morning. rain on the moderate and heavy side t

and add jamie presley to the mugshot hall of shame. she was busted on dui charges in santa monica and released on $15,000 bail. finally, in yet another happy chapter of the inspiring story of the golden voice homeless man, ted williams, msnbc announced williams recorded voiceovers for its lean forward campaign, which began airing last night. msnbc said williams embodied the very same ideals that the lean forward campaign seeks to highlight. bill, so often we report bad news, and this story is such a great story. >> it's all good. plus, he's funny. he was on jimmy fallon cracking everybody up. >> what did he say about matt lauer? >> that it brings out the girl in him, matt lauer is so good looking. >>> this comes to us from wluv tv 6 in marquette, michigan. one high school student's determination has made his an inspiration. cody has been wheelchair bound since he was 5, but his disability doesn't stand in his way from playing high school football. he underwent strength training for a year and not only an asset to the team but an inspir

next to him we have jamie floyd. broadcast anger for network news.many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public learned of it through the news media and come to some extent, through the entertainment media. most of my colleagues, and it with a bias that is predisposed against the criminal defendant and cri

my name is jamie hill. i am with the rincon hill association. the demolition of the embarcadero freeway made the town not so attractive for residential uses compact -- uses, so we are trying to turn this into a friendly ear area for folks to live and also for office space. -- a friendly area. there is no redevelopment. it is sort of on its own for building an infrastructure. i support this area plan infrastructure program to help do that. in our neighborhood, there are a lot of young professionals, like myself, and most of us live there so we can walk to work. it is very easy with the transit center be in there and also the financial district, the jobs being right there to walk to work -- the transit center being there. and children, there are kids living in the towers, and i assume there will be many more in the future. for them to be able to exercise and build their muscles is very important. the street scape is also important. supervisor kim has already mentioned that street safety is very important. speaking of cookies, we make a lot of cook

next to him we have jamie floyd. broadcast anger for network news.many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases

and later in the third, the first goal of the year for jamie, and papa mcgin is loving it.d. 4-2 the final. >> stanford beat washington on thursday night, and then losing to wsu this evening. cardinal have yet to lose at home this evening. brown with the three. he had 12. final seconds, three-point lay. but thompson, pac-10'd leading scorer, two of his game high 21. later in the half, cougars in transition, supermanyiesque. washington state comes back with a 61-58 victory. >>> st. mary's and santa clara. dodoyou think you can dance? this guy can dance. second half. matthews, great look to walker. slams it down and one. and then it's rob jones on the rally even and the gaels don't miss a beat. i love this kid. elsewhere in the wcc, usf visiting san diego. williams for two usf up 4. green, putting the game away away a three from the corner. dons win by ten. the raiders will not renew john marshal's contract. >> terry: the whistle just blew. that's its forrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow

. >> jamie. >> the same thing about park and rec and someone said about housing developments? >> yes. >> personnelly i would think if that come back to a neighborhood level. a lot of the developments have residents rooms and resident meeting that's an opportunity for team to do out reach and get scheduled into the meetings and talk about disaster preparedness and how to make a kit. there are quick easy ways to bring that topic up in the meetings and get people awear. >> is there an effort to get kits to people affording that and that sort of thing. >> that's a good question. there are challenges with giving out disaster supplies they require constant rotating and updates. twoshgs people use the supplies in the kit. which if you need them today you know then what are you going to do you will use the batteries and flashlights. our focus is on preparedness issue. it doesn't cost money to identify an out of area contact or where you will meet with our family. we have done training around the city a partnership with the red cross. one challenge was people showing up. we did adverti

the sisters are still not sure we're going to get them to medical facilities where treatment for jamiegoing to take place immediately. then the doctors have to tell us how long it takes to test. we're not absolutely sure but we don't expect it to take a long time. >> the sistersre headed to florida where they have family but still stay under supervision. >> san francisco zoo has a large new resident. this male hippopotamus met the public for the first time. the 3700 pound hippo arrived wednesday from topeka, kansas. he was in need of a new home. >> he came from topeka, kansas. they had a help poe birth over there and didn't have enoug room for him and we had an exhibit that needed a hippo so it was a per efct marriage. >> this is the first hippo in san francisco for three years because the exhibit was being renovated. the animal doesn'have a name yet. they plan to have the public pick one in the near future. >> a much smaller animal is our perfect pet today. >> mike nicco will be back >> today at 3:00 on 7 live, the tweets, they claim former senator john edwards is engaged. at 5:00, th

the release came about after jamie was diagnosed with kidney failure and gladys volunteered to donate a kidney prompting the gofr suspend their sentence. >> i'm going home to my kids. he says you are going home. and i just started screaming and hollering and screaming and hollering. i'm still screaming and hollering. >> i bust out the kitchen. when i bust out the kitchen, all the inmates were beating on the door saying you did dwrourit, y it. you're free. >> the sisters are moving to florida to live with their mother. they are hoping that medicaid will pay for the transplant. >>> up next, mike tyson rev ls his one true love. >>> remember the miners of the 33 rescued chilean miners, edison pena has publicly embrasd his freedom the most joke on the letterman show, running the new york marathon and even singing duets with olivia newton-john. today he's in memphis, tennessee, visiting graceland, the home of elvis presley. the presley estate heard how pena led elvis sing-alongs to raise the spirits. so they gave him a special invitation. the king would have turned 76 tomorrow. >> how about

. >> we're going to get them to medical facilities where treatment for jamie is going to take place immediatelyen the doctors have to tell us how long it takes to test. we're not absolutely sure but we don't expect it to take a long time. >> the sisters are headed to florida where they have family but still stay under supervision. >> san francisco zoo has a large new resident. this male hippopotamus met the public for the first time. the 3700 pound hippo arrived wednesday from topeka, kansas. he was in need of a new home. >> he came from topeka, kansas. they had a help poe birth over there and didn't have enough room for him and we had an exhibit that needed a hippo so it was a per effect marriage. >> this is the first hippo in san francisco for three years because the exhibit was being renovated. the animal doesn't have a name yet. they plan to have the public pick one in the near future. >> a much smaller animal is our perfect pet today. >> mike nicco will be bacacacacl >> today at 3:00 on 7 live, the tweets, they claim former senator john edwards is engaged. at 5:00, the state's computer upg

jamie touchod the concept of knowing people's names. the guy who did the bowling alone book. his follow up book shows evidence that links a stronger community with neighbors knowing each other by their first naps. reduction in teen pregnancies and less crimes all tied to the fact that neighbors know each other by their first names. we are trying to build on existing social networks. in our case the issue of disaster preparedness. as much as we can do now we will be better off after a disaster. we have some great questions that have been handed out. and i think we have a microphone. we will have the panelists answer. may be i could have someone or -- may be i will just go down there. >> our first question -- a couple of people had this. are there a list of disaster shelters available to the public so family plans can be made. i will answer that. the city identified over 65 shelter in san francisco. they are primarily in community centers, public schools, various facilities. we do have that list. we don't necessarily put that information out widely to the public because one of