diamond jamie dimon is ben bernanke you there is no difference between them so he is lying there and you know what wall street took this performance as bravo they gave it an oscar the next headline wall street loved jamie diamond speech yesterday the response is go jamie yes this is from business insider and one of the. the writer here says just yesterday we got a text for a friend at a big bank who wrote the obama administration continues to beat up on the banks not a great way to get more lending to help with job growth all of the new capital requirements and regulatory uncertainty has everyone grasping onto their cash cash equivalents such a short dated treasuries capital climbers of course being code for cocaine requirements as we reported on the show many times and you also have a situation where it's basically abbott and costello between jamie diamond and ben bernanke remember the famous who's on first routine between abbott and costello where it's like oh i know he's playing this game but and he says who's on first and he says i don't know who's on first because though what's

jamie stewart. a defendant in the drugs trial. both guilty of contempt of court for discussing the case midtrial on facebook. despite clear rules forbidding jurors from talking to others, by this time jamie stewart had been acquitted but wanted to know what the jury thought of another defendant in the trial. what is happening with the other charge she asked. the juror replied can't get anyone to go. no one budging. please don't say anything because jamie, they could call a mistrial. i know i wouldn't do that to you. don't worry. in another exchange don't worry about that charge, no way it can stay hung for me. this is the second time isn't it. at least then you are all home and dry. the defendant replied you are mad. i really appreciate everything. and added later, keep in touch and i will get you a nice present. >> she has made legal history as the first juror guilty of contempt of court for using the internet, a modern twist on an old crime, one where the court is increasingly worried about. >> what i expect will emerge from the

. >> that injured manager is 21- year-old jamie bowen who is also the mother of a young boy. she's recovering from surgery. co-workers say three of them were closing the kfc on pulaski highway in edgewood just before 11:00 saturday night. two suspects -- one with a knife, the other with a semi- automatic gun -- barged in demanding everyone get on the floor. bowen reached for the store's panic button behind the counter. she was stabbed in the shoulder. another employee jumped in front of her and scared the suspects off with no money. bowen was still on the floor when authorities got there, still with the nine-inch blade lodged in her shoulder. >> we think it was a traumatic experience. none of us wanted to go through it. we're glad that we weren't here. we're also glad that jamie stayed. >> investigators are looking at surveillance video of the incident, but they still want the public's help. harford county crime solvers is offering up to a $2,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction. the number is 1-888-540-8477. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> th

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weinstein deputy editor of the daily caller dot com jamie based on you guys with us let's get going here unfortunately the big news of the week was winner gate democratic congressman anthony weiner admitted after a week of lying that he did indeed send lewd photos of his junk and carried on internet relationships with a variety of women on facebook and twitter and though he assured everyone that these relationships never became physical if that makes anything better we're apologize in a press conference on monday but is refusing to step down a lot of the republicans are circling here's r. and c. chairman reince priebus this morning on the today show. nancy pelosi needs to do our job and be a leader of her caucus and tell anthony weiner to really hit the bricks and go home i don't think here's the problem i don't think we need to spend taxpayer dollars investigating whether or not anthony weiner the creep or not nancy pelosi debbie wasserman schultz who is obama's hand-picked leader of the democratic party to sit down with him and tell him that he needs to leave on the night so why i

. >> that injured manager is jimmy bowen, -- jamie bowen. three were closing the kfc on saturday night. two suspects barge in to many everyone get on the floor. bowen reach for the panic button. it reached over and stabbed her . another employee scared the suspects off with no money. bowen was still on the floor when authorities got their. >> we think was a dramatic experience. jamie.glad that >> they are looking at surveillance video. crimes dollars is offered up to a $2,000 reward for information bellies to a conviction. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police say alcohol and speed were factors in a crash that killed three people. happen there wilson bridge rd.. eight you kind -- a yukon crashed into a mazda. >> it appears the yukon fail to reduce its speed. was under the influence of alcohol as a contributing factor. >> neither the driver or passenger of the yukon were injured. >> no word on what caused a fire in baltimore county. this is not loch raven boulevard early sunday morning -- this was near loch raven boulevard. another fire began

jamie yuccas of our minneapolis station wcco is in minot. jamie? >> reporter: scott, minot's mayor says more than 2,000 homes are underwater right now and that number is expected to double throughout the weekend. now residents like amy broton can only watch the waters rise. >> i've worked every day, raised two kids by myself in that house. there won't be a house to go back to anymore. so, now we'll start over. somewhere. >> reporter: amy broton is one of 12,000 evacuees-- about a quarter of the city's population-- who have been forced to abandon their homes, many of which are only rooftops from above. >> a whole lot of water. >> reporter: amy gathers what she can, even as her basement fills with water. >> i never envisioned it coming up the walls and being this deep already. >> reporter: she's expecting a baby in four months, but could be homeless in hours. she gets strength from this message on her wall. tell me about this. why did you put it on the wall? >> i always said it doesn't matter what you have, i don't need a great big fancy home. you sp

federal reserve system it's the private bankers it's jamie dimon a white blankfein who are the fed and they've created this financialization as a way to occupy our economies and the people in our revolving it's a global insurrection against ben bernanke you articulation all right since you were thank so much for being on the cause report thank you max thank you i was more coming why stay right there. twenty years ago largest country. this. began a journey. where you take. well you. really believe just signed stems. from. the future and. welcome back to the kaiser report on max keiser time now to go to new york and talk with william a graph good men she's the author of this gripping new book siloam if you haven't got your copy yet i insist that you get it. this is all about the run against a hijacked the world's oil market and a welcome because a report hi how are you doing today mac. all right so who are the renegades how they hijack the world's oil world's biggest oil market these are the boulders in the original oil market back in one thousand nine hundred three reagan left it well p

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s like lloyd blankfein jamie diamond culpable in committing massive fraud on the futures exchanges i would be very surprised if they don't understand how this works . but i feel other end of the spectrum wall street has been investing very diligently into creating loopholes in this market creating the legal openings to allow themselves to do these things as their best investment ever is to be able to manipulate the financial system and be able to do it legally and that is what we're seeing or trying to fix that now but when you when you've done this for decades and this is been going on and getting if you look at the history since the great depression of the loosening of the rules and the chipping away of the regulations it's a very. sordid path that we're going to have to cross over again to fix in the meantime many people will try to present it as hurting business and in a way it is hurting business but if business is corrupt and should it be allowed to thrive well let's ask the question this way if you take a major wall street bank and you were to eliminate all the training profit

tonight hey pavlik news editor and writer at townhall dot com karen finney democratic strategist and jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller welcome to all of you and let's get started. yeah. the new jersey state house passed a harsh anti-union bill yesterday that shreds public employee benefits cuts off cause the living increases their pensions and kills their collective bargaining rights but this isn't new. new got new jersey governor chris christie is just one of several republican governors and declared war on the middle thoughts all around america as this chart shows the american people are turning against this radical right wing agenda's republican governors around the country are watching their poll numbers plummet and shouldn't governor rick snyder for example the numbers have dropped twenty five points since he won the election last year so all these republicans. listen to their constituents and abandon their war on the middle class or will they just ramp up their war of democracy with voter id laws to disenfranchise millions of voters who are urban and. tough time with.

federal reserve system it's the private bankers it's jamie dimon lloyd blankfein who are the fed and they've created this financialization as a way to occupy our economies and the people in the revolving it's a global insurrection against ben bernanke the occupation all right thanks so much for being other guys report thank you max don't go away much more coming away so stay right there. these are the images the world from the streets of. china for asian to rule the day. rachel martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to new york and talk with william a graph good she's the author of this gripping new blog this siloam if you haven't got your copy yet i insist that you get it. all about the running game to hijack the world's oil market and what would cause a report how are you doing today max all right so who are the renegades how they hijacked the world's oil world's biggest oil market these were the boulders of the original oil market back in one nine hundred eighty three re

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jamie costello, abc 2 news. >>> another pitbull is shot in anne arundel. it happened saturday in the 300 block of benfield road in severna park. the man was in his backyard when he was approached by the neighbor's pit bu. the dog was aggressively barking at him. the man pulled out a handgun and shot the animal. mcconnell was charged with discharging a firearm in a residential area. >>> a pitbull that attacked a woman was euthanized. 78-year-old athina neofitou was attacked last friday when she went to get her mail on ponca street. the family said they would like to be at her bedside. the health department handed out three citations to the dog's owner. no lease -- leash, no vaccination. >> the recent heat wave has claimed to lives. two seniors died in the past 10 days from excess heat exposure. a cecil county man and an anne arundel woman had underlying medical conditions. >>> that's something we're going to have to watch for as the heat surges. today not a cool day, low 90s from bwi, the hot spot downtown. cambridge 81. clouds have rolled in. now we're see

jamie?porter: well, jim, we have seen the giants snap back from stretches like this in the past. in fact, last year when they were swept by the a's in oakland they responded by winning five of the next six, a stat that andres torres was happy to be reminded of. >> i forgot about that. thank you for telling me that, because that's a positive comment and just going to go out there and play against the twin and play good baseball and play hard and see what happen. >> we've lost four in a war. fortunately we're still in first place. we try to win every ball game. we know it's -- it's kind of impossible to win every game, but we definitely try. we know every day it's a different opportunity to do something and to make an impact. >> reporter: and manager bruce bochy and the hitting coach both commented on this warm weather saying that perhaps maybe the ball will carry bit better and the hitters can snap out of this offensive funk. reporting live from at&t park, i'm jamie sire for nbc bay area. >>

jamie? >> reporter: offense continues to be a problem for the giants. we saw that again last night.hey scored the second fewest runs in the major leagues, hitters are confident they will snap out of it. >> i think staying aggressive is good for us. i mean, we've had a lot of clutch at-bats within the past couple weeks since i've been up here. and i think we'll figure it out, we'll hit the ball well. >> aaron rowan will be the d.h. for the giants tonight. basically the only guy not in the mix for that job was andres torres will he will probably not be d.h.ing during inner league play this season. >>> the cal bears are just one day away from their meeting with top seed, virginia in the college world series. this is thrds first trip to omaha since 1982, and their sixth appearance. for more, roxy bernstein gives us the full report from omaha. >> reporter: numerous motivational tactics to keach the team focused with everything going on off the field. that practice didn't stop once the bears arrived in omaha. >> it's a tremendous challenge for us. but any team here that you play is going

let's welcome in jamie sire. there's a lot going on in this battle of the bay series, tell us what we should expect tonight. >> reporter: you can probably expects some walks from jonathan sanchez, he's mr. inconsistent this year. 50 walks, that leads the majors. perhaps sanchez is just better under pressure. >> thank you, jamie, let's bring in giants pitcher javier lopez. last night you guys had 36,000 fans out there, another sellout today. great to be playing in this series. >> this has been great. the fans have really made this quite an experience. they packed this house in. i know the a's certainly enjoyed it, i know we love it. it's nice to get the support we got across the bay. >> the giants can hurt you in several different ways. including their bullpen. you guys have been magnificent about that this season. what do you think about that. >> it's nice we have the same bunch of guys we had last year. the camaraderie's been there, it's already been established. it's nice to be able to pick up where we left off

he's jamie merisotis, president and c.e.o. of the lumina foundation. >> we hear a lot these days about what the experts think about jobs, about education and about our economic future. recently there has been a lot of talk about the value of a college education. many experts, myself included, say we need a lot more americans to complete a post-secondary educati. some question this advice. here's my recommendation: examine the evidence for yourself and then compare it with your own judgment and experience. the facts show that the number of jobs for workers with high school diplomas is shrinking- rapidly. in many cases, entire industries that employed these workers are vanishing. unemployment for people who have gone to college is half the rate as it is for those who have only a high school diploma. lifetime earnings of college graduates are nearly double of high school graduates. plus, look at what the projections of most leading economists show. by 2018, at least 60% of the jobs in the u.s. will require some form of postsecond

jamie yukis talks to them. >> reporter: they consider themselves fortunate of the somewhere to stay. >> we find of figure we'll be here until at least september, october maybe depending. >> reporter: angela is two weeks from delivering her second child. >> our family is safe. the baby will have a place to go when he or she is born. ♪ >> reporter: their pastor, andy perry is also displaced after his home went underwater. >> going through this has been worth it. because it's drawn us closer together. and it's reminding us of what's truly valuable. >> reporter: today the source river was still fleeing fiercely at six -- flowing fiercely at six feet above the flood stage in minot. they can't get close enough to see how bad the damage is and it could be weeks before the river drops to a level that allows them access. over at minot's municipal auditorium. the red cross shelters some of the 11,000 evacwees. >> here we are and then decide what we're going to do. >> reporter: as for the levee system, protecting the city of minot, we witnessed firsthand as the army corps patched a steady leak

jamie yuccas of wcco-tv is in minot with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. people getting welcomed news this morning that the river crested over the weekend and water levels are starting to go down. further south in nebraska, they're seeing water level rise on missouri river there, threatening two nuclear power plants near omaha. 20 miles north of omaha, the ft. calhoun power plant has been closed since april for refueling. it's here where a collective wall or berm collapsed yesterday after river levels reached dangerous levels. >> they've been designed to what we think historically is the largest possible flood. this plant is set to deal with a flood at a much higher level than we're seeing now. >> reporter: gregory jaczko toured the other plant, cooper plant south of omaha is still dry at this point. if the river rises another three feet, the nrc will have to shut down the plant. >> anything is possible. right now that's not anticipated that we would see the water levels get that high. >> reporter: the missouri river is not expected to crest for several da

here's jamie costello with more. >> this is it. there it is. the inflatable. this is in a soccer gathering in long island, new york. more than about 10 people, mostly children, hurt this weekend in this accident on long island. a parent captured this video on camera on saturday. this is one of three inflatable rides at this soccer outing that became airborne when a gust of wind swept it across the field. when they landed they rolled and onlookers rushed in to help the children inside. >> i just happened to turn around and i saw the slide blowing in the wind. and i just -- i couldn't believe this. it was like out of a movie. >> among the 13 injured were these two little girls. one waiting in line for her turn when a loose rope hooked her neck. witnesses say parent did whatever they could to stop the rides from taking off again. one person even slashed a bounce house with a knife to knock out the air. jamie costello, abc2 news. >>> absolutely beautiful day to go to the park or on a picnic. not as hot as what we're going to see later this week. let's check with w