jamie: all right. some new, big fallout, kelly, on the gun-running operation that went terribly wrong. republicans are now demanding to know if federal officials tried to cover up evidence in the death of this u.s. border patrol agent. we're going to have detail on that straight ahead. >> plus, we've got breaking news out of new orleans. a massive storm set to bring up to a foot of rain to the big easy just as the army corps of engineers puts out a new warning about the levees in that city. janice dean, trace gallagher and the emergency services folks from louisiana will have all that and more next. in had been [ malannouncer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unu

jamie?> jamie: after 6 long months of intense bloodshed, libya's rebel leaders may finally be on the verge of declaring victory. a military spokesman for the new government saying they are poised to wipe out one of qaddafi's remaining strongholds. but, that is still unclear. whether loyalists who have been entrenched in several libyan towns will agree peacefully. live in tripoli, now... dominic? >> reporter: jamie, they have no way out but to surrender or die, that is how one rebel leader has phrased it today. saying the last three bastions of loyalists will soon go. the focus this very day, though, is on 90 miles southeast of tripoli where they believe 100 fighters have dug in and are contemplating giving up their arms today and, they belong to a tribe which is the same tribe the soldiers, the rebels that surround the city at the moment, it would be a cataclysmic schism in that, were they to have to go to war and fight each other and expect the next few hours, indeed it will also fall and s

jamie. >> jamie: quick question. the information about the president donating or not donating, contributing or buying an interest in the company. that was all public record. was that out, that information or just come to light? >> that, that has been a part of the tax records and things of that sort. so i think it's come to light as a part of this broader investigation, but it's not been hidden by anybody. >> jamie: on top of that, the general, you mention the fact that his testimony may have been influenced. did he actually change his testimony under any pressure from the white house? >> he did not say that directly, in testimony this last thursday, but he hinted at it. take a listen to this. >> i don't know that it's totally accurate to say that there were no concerns. i think this was a very different business plan that was put forward and i do believe we were caught a bit off guard. january and february time frame this year is when we really started to get concerned. >> reporter: and in a statement the white hous

jamie? >> jamie: a lot of people, but not probably you and me. thanks, so much. good to see you, peter. take care. >> eric: warren buffett famously said his secretary -- he pays lower taxes than his secretary and in an op-ed piece in the "new york times" last month, he revealed his 2010 federal tax bill was nearly $7 million. but, the -- went onto write, yet it sounds like a lot of money but what i paid was 17.4% of my taxable income, a lower percentage than the other 20 people in our office and their tax burdens range from 33% to 41%, and average, 36% and my friends and i have been coddled long enough by billionaire friendly congress and it is time for our government to get serious about shared sacrifice. republicans say tax hikes, though are not appropriate and will hurt an economic recovery. here's the question again, about capital gains taxeses. is the president's new plan a political move or a real solution to try and get the economy back on track? coming up, washington times columnist

jamie? >> jamie: okay. thank you, texas governor rick perry was expected to finish strong in yesterday's straw poll and his lost bid to herman cain, two days after delivering a widely criticized debate performance and is he now in danger of losing his front-runner status? joining us now, roll call staff writer, cher... good morning. >> good morning, jamie. >> jamie: how do you think the candidates did and what does it mean that cain came in so far ahead? >> well, first of all, i think we need to take a step back and realize this is a test. only a test. it is a straw poll, and a small microcosm of florida voters, the same way ames, which is actually much larger, is of iowa republican voters, all right? this is only a test and the same day the results came out there was a similar straw poll in michigan, at an annual republican conference of mackinaw voters and romney got just over 50% of that one and we need to put it in perspective and it is a warning sign for governor perry, his debate performance affected

jamie. >> all right. we're going to talk more about this now, peter, thanks. >> yeah. >> this looming goverent shutdown is raising more questions over the congress's leadership and how they're doing. the job approval of congress, the ratings already at a disappointing, maybe even shocking 12%. and in upcoming recess, fueling new concerns over the ability to tackle issues if they're having trouble with the small ones. a former aide to chuck schumer, brad blake, a former deputy assistance to george w. bush, it's great to see both of you today. >> great to be here. >> let's start with you, brad and ask you, should congress have gone on recess over this weekend? >> absolutely, absolutely. the house passed the bill. that should have been bipartisan. again, the democrats have their philosophy of rob peter to pay paul. it's like a storm damaged roof at somebody's home. they want a new car, but they want a roof and they can only pay for one. what do you do? to fix the roof for $5,000 instead of going out and putt

jamie? >> kelly: incredible rain. >> jamie: be safe out there. the report. >> rerporter: thank you. >> jamie: a big concern right now is low-lying areas, including new orleans. how will new orleans fare in tropical storm lee? the big easy is already facing sporadic street flooding. as lee closes in on the gulf coast. how are the city officials preparing for the storm? what about the remainder of the hurricane season. it's hardly over yet. billy is president of the plackaman parish in louisiana. thank you for joining us. good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> jamie: yesterday, you were very concerned. do you have a better sense now of what you will get and how to prepare? >> we're lucky that no homes flooded yet but we see the water over top of the levees in the middle of the parish. we are concerned. we will make a call later today if that continues. whether to evacuate the south end of the parish. that will continue to push against the levee. it was authorized to be put in the federal system but not started construction. that is a 3-1/2-f

jamie is active and you are amazing. i really appreciate your leadership and your inspirational -- you are an inspirational speaker. you have affected so many people's lives. you have an impact on this work. the one thing i do like about mr. muniz is he is not necessarily connected with our departments that have seats on the table. or any of the nonprofits i know that we work regularly with on the reentry council. so i would be supporters of both. we have -- we have come to a consensus. do we have a motion to move forward gerald miller to foresee one, -- for seat one,? >> thank you for coming. i do not think there was anyone that we would not be happy to push forward. we will send to the mayor as well for his consideration and ask him to do so in short order. supervisor kim: thank you. we can do that without opposition. i want to thank everyone for the time you spent with us today. thank you. can you please call item 6? >> resolution regarding assessment ballots to form the proposed westport community benefit district. >

"it has been an honor to work with jamie brewster. he understands the employees of re-entering the workforce for the first time. he is a passionate advocate for students and has built a credible and reliable partnership. he would bring an important voice to the reentry council and i recommend his appointment without reservation. think for consideration." when i met jamie, i was at walden house, on parole, single mother, with no direction. i don't have a college degree. and if it was not for meeting jamie at that time, i might not have been able to get that confidence that i needed to know to be successful and to know there was a place for me in society, to want to stay clean. to want to live a successful life is great. if you cannot relate to someone who is in your shoes when you are going through the process, it is difficult. he gave me the confidence and things have been going well. i have been employed for a year and half. i have my son. >> supervisor campos: thank you for being here. -- supervisor kim: thank you for being here. >>

dornan the cards again jamie dimon the c.e.o. of a bank is in a closed door meeting that we don't know about other than the fact that he threw a tirade to our regulators and to a central banker now think about the occupy wall street guys being arrested dozens and dozens of them amazed in the face for walking down the sidewalk here's jamie diamond was he may stand the face no according to the reports no he wasn't these bankers the lloyd blankfein and jamie dimas of the world are able to me in closed door meetings with regulators and screech at them now let's turn to this now if a miss clip from the b.b.c. where less serious than e spoke to him he spoke some truth everybody in the mainstream media is now dismissing him because shock he loses his own money when he trades but max let's look at his answer when he was asked whether this european stabilization plan would work what i would say to everybody is get prepared this is not the time right now to wishful thinking the government going to sort things out the governments don't rule

this is jamie rode meyer in his own words. >> hi this is jamie from buff low, new york. and i'm just here to tell you does get better. here is a little bit of my story. um -- um, december 2010, i thought i was bi. and then i always got made fun of because i virtually have no guy friends. and i only have friends that are girls and bothered me because be like tag got tag and caught me in the hallways and i felt like i could never escape t and i made a form spring, which i shouldn't have done and people would constantly send me hate, telling me that gay people go to hell. >> jamie says he constantly got messages, hate messages on form spring, a social networking site that allows kids to send anonymous messages to each other. back then, as you hear, he says he rose above the negativity. here is more of what jamie had to say. >>. >> and i just want to tell you does get better. i came out being bi, i got so much from my friends, made me feel so secure. then if your friends or family are there four, i look up to most supporting people of the gay community that i think of that i

the pressure is building this financial markets about blow satyr max kaiser is before we get into jamie diamond's tirade we have to look at this poster from singapore this is a j.p. morgan advertisement in singapore we believe humans behavior creates unique investment opportunities many investors make emotionally influenced decisions that can cause market irregularities well that so we've been talking about that when banks like j.p. morgan create chaos and markets using derivatives people get frightened and they make irrational decisions and prices jump around and who's they're profiting from this j.p. morgan this is a form of price propaganda this is a form of financial terrorism jamie dimon c.e.o. of j.p. morgan by propagating this form of financial terrorism is by definition a financial terrorist ok so he agrees that human behavior can create unique investment opportunities that this chaos can create opportunities so when you read a headline like jamie diamond's tie read against bank regulators he threw a hissy fit about a capital surcharge for the systemically important banks diamon

morgan this is a form of price propaganda this is a form of financial terrorism jamie dimon c.e.o. of j.p. morgan by propagating this form of financial terrorism is by definition a financial terrorist ok so he agrees that human behavior can create unique investment opportunities that this chaos can create opportunities so when you read a headline like jamie diamond's tie read against bank regulators he threw a hissy fit about a capital surcharge for the systemically important banks diamonds tirade was directed at mark carney bank of canada governor in a closed door meeting in front of more than dozens of leading bankers and regulators the financial times reports according to the f.t. things got so heated that goldman sachs c.e.o. lloyd blankfein sent an apologetic e-mail to carney afterwords. but. there is by fun doing the bad cop routine screaming at a financial officer of another country get some completely frazzled and income smooth lawyer bald lawyer smooth come in and talk him down good cop bad cop and this is what we saw some guy in or in europe try to get merkel to accept eu

let's do this one for jamie. >> jamie was a high school freshman. he'd only been in high school for nine days. his sister alyssa is a high school junior. earlier tonight i talked to her about what she witnessed and what she heard at a homecoming dance the night of jamie's wake. what would people over the year, what were people calling him? >> they were making fun of him for having so many girl friends. and they were calling him a girl and just calling him names and saying harsh things about him and just ridiculous things. >> you actually found him? >> yeah. >> i mean, i can't imagine what that was like. >> it was -- it was rough, but like, i don't know. i didn't really have time to soak it all in because i was in a state of shock and i was trying to do everything to call 911, get my parents, try to save him. and i don't know. it didn't all fully reg start ti -- register at the time, i guess. >> it was a hanging in the backyard? >> yes. >> it was important to your parents that you go to the homecoming dance the first day of the wake. >> yes. they let

this morning on the "today" show jamie's mom and dad say even in the wake of his tragic death, jamieday of his wake and my daughter we let her go to school dance. we thought it would be great for her to be with all her friends. and she was texting that she was having a great time then all of a sudden a lady gaga song came on. and they all started chanting for jamie his friends. the bullies that put him into this situation started chanting you're better off dead. we're glad you're dead. and things like that. my daughter came home all upset and it was supposed to be a time for her to grieve and have fun with her friends and it turned into bullying even after he's gone. >> it's hard to believe that. despite that ugliness, jamie's death has sparked attention with celebs like lady gaga and ricky martin speak out. we're joined by the director of the school the win co academy. thank you both for coming on. adan you're 14 years old, the same age as jamie. when you hear about what happened to him and other kids around this country and this type of bullying is still going on, as a person that'

jami is carried in through a sea of sewage. upstairs, just outside the children's ward, a rubbish tipped. then, agony for jami as a drip is inserted. doctors here say she'll need days of treatment for malnutrition and dysentery. her penniless father sharing her pain and terrified he might be handed a bill. finally, jami is settled in a bed but she's got company underneath. if she improves here in a hospital with no clean water or flushing toilets, this child of the floods will be returned to a tent by the roadside. bbc news. >> desperate times for the vulnerable there in pakistan with the floods this year and too little help getting there too slowly. now to the economic crisis capturing the world. not far from here, wall street breathed a sigh of relief today that friday had come. it's been an exhausting week of alarming volatility on the world financial markets. officials meeting this week in washington insisted they'd do everything necessary to ensure the stability of the system but haven't we heard that before? here's our ec

s a lloyd blankfein was up there jamie dimon you know in front of. washington and nothing has come of that we have president obama campaign on this idea that the wall street fat cats would not be allowed to continue what they're doing well they continue to make you know profits and bonuses and that's not even the worst problem the worst problem is they continued in a banking system that has not been separated that has not been examined and that continues globally to fester as it is so we are actually i believe in a more prolonged depression state because of the people that we have in leadership right now are so intertwined with these bankers are so intertwined with the status of all of the banking parameters and the landscape. how banks can do everything in one entity and bailing them out when it fails that we're just going to have a real prolonging pain with the exception of here and there are a few settlements and if you civil suit and a couple of watch suits that really in comparison will not extract a renewed stable banking landscape yeah we've s

this is jamie rodemeyer in his own words. >> hello. this is jamie from buffalo, new york. i'm just here to tell you that it does get better. here is a little bit of my story. december 2010 i thought i was bi, and then i always got made fun of because i virtually have no guy friends. and i only have friends that are girls. and it bothered me because people would be like faggot and they would taunt me in the hallways, and i made a forum which i shouldn't have done and people would send me hate tell meeg that gay people go to hell. >> he said he constantly got hate messages on formspring, which is a site that allows kids to send anonymous messages to each other. back then, as you hear, he said he rose above the negativity. here's more of what jamie had to say. >> and i just want to tell you that it does get better because when i came out for being bi, i got so much support from my friends. it made me feel so secure. and then if your friend ors family is even there for you, i look up to one of the most supporting people of the gay community that i think of that i know, lady ga

when i met jamie, i was at walden house, on

morgan the big guy that was his money jamie diamond has all access to borrowed money he's a he's a he's a facade exactly well that he has access to the taxpayers' aaa rating to borrow at zero percent from the u.s. treasury and the federal reserve bank on behalf of the u.s. taxpayer so you mean double a plus double double a flask all right. thanks so much thank you max don't go away much more coming away stay right there. bright and. early. from funds to. start on t.v. dot com. welcome back to the gaza report imax keyser time now to go to new york and top. with nick verbinski he's the director of a new film called confidence game a documentary that examines the final week in the life of investment bank bear stearns let's take a look at a clip as a bear was shoving billions and dubious loans through its c.d.o. pipeline management worked hard to cover up any problems along the way something van leeuwen found out when it was discovered that the firm had illegally sold investors millions in securities holding loans originated in west virginia. sometimes quarters were cut according to west vi

morgan the big guy that was his money jamie diamond has all access to borrowed money he's a he's a he's a facade exactly well that he has access to the taxpayers' aaa rating to borrow at zero percent from the u.s. treasury and the federal reserve bank on behalf of the u.s. taxpayer so you may double a plus double. plus all right. thanks so much thank you max they'll go away much more coming away stay right there. well when one deals with water it has to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human damage but damage to the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm boy chemicals that whether it's a sonic boom say tractor mammals or it's the burning oil fields in iraq or its story. purpose is to list just goes on and on the geneva conventions of forty nine states that there shall be. war protect. against widespread long term and severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions of protocol one has taken exception to that. like millions of americans i

bank to go even deeper into debt to support his naked silver shorts we've got a prize goes higher jamie diamond is panicking that stock is like enron right before it collapsed mark my words hedge funds out there sure make a bundle well so continuing on this piece about how they're fluff piece on jamie diamond diamond emerged from the financial crisis a born again hero his bank took twenty five billion dollars in aid from the u.s. treasury out of patriotic duty not because it needed the money. i pledge of allegiance to the flag of the bailout nation of america please send me a bill you know salute your every morning thank you and ever. and then it goes on they then compare him to j.p. morgan's company's namesake john pierpoint morgan diamond was harold is that as the lender of last resort when other institutions faced a run on their assets that's a ridiculous comparison j.p. morgan the big guy that was his money jamie diamond has all access to borrowed money he's a he's a facade exactly well that he has access to the taxpayers' aaa rating to borrow at zero percent from the u.s. treasury

this is jamie rodemeyer in his own words. >> hello. this is jamie from buffalo, new york. i'm just here to tell you that it does get better. here is a little bit of my story. december 2010 i thought i was bi, and then i always got made fun of because i virtually have no guy friends. and i only have friends that are girls. and it bothered me because people would be like faggot and they would taunt me in the hallways, and i made a formspring which i shouldn't have done and people would send me hate telling me that gay people go to hell. >> he said he constantly got hate messages on formspring, which is a site that allows kids to send anonymous messages to each other. back then, as you hear, he said he rose above the negativity. here's more of what jamie had to say. >> and i just want to tell you that it does get better because when i came out for being bi, i got so much support from my friends. it made me feel so secure. and then if your friends or family is even there for you, i look up to one of the most supporting people of the gay community that i think of that i know, l

diamond earlier and in the context of who's breaking the law jamie dimon the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan came out this weekend saying that we should just walk away from the basil three agreements which is the global requirement for minimum capital in a bank and i know and anyone in the banking industry knows and i can say definitively right here without fear of any retribution that jamie diamond and j.p. morgan have broken the law consistently every quarter for the past ten years by failing to meet those requirements that's against the law he breaks the contract every single minute of every single day he breathes air jamie diamond breaks many laws that's just one and we can mean twenty laws the fact that he's not in jail is the riddle of the. you know max i think it shows you the power of the zone being there is the banks everywhere i mean. our world and i want to do a little quick headline here that shows you that the high cost of maintaining zombies cost of dying rises above seven thousand pounds a survey in the u.k. shows that funeral costs have risen by sixty one perce

jamie richardson regularly rifles trash bins for newspaper coupons. she's unable to work.hers discard allows her to stock her pantry. >> if you're not saving a buck with the economy the way that it is, if you're not saving a buck, i'm going to be saving it. >> reporter: extreme couponing has even sparked the occasional crime, cybil hudson was arrested in denton, texas for stealing coupons from sunday newspapers in sidewalk boxes. she admitted she's done it before. >> i'm a single mom, do i this to save money. >> reporter: jamie bicknell is not surprised. >> people are going coupon crazy. >> reporter: take it from a woman mad about shopping. >> mitchell: that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs, "48 hours" mystery. thank you for joining us. i'm russ mitchell at the cbs broadcast center in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org after her husband dies. her grief as she comes to terms with >>> the wife of a bay area scientist killed in a lab explosion talks to the media a day

morgan that have snuffed it down with too much debt if jamie diamond resigned if j.p. morgan were shut down this would be the most greatest possible thing for american competitiveness because he's choking the competitive spinning it with this debt fraud and debt pushing he's a terrorist this jamie dimon and also that and to be glib stacey herbert i'm saying that because he fits the profile of a terrorist he's a psychopath he follows an outdated ideology he's willing to kill himself or is god money well i think that it's actually terrorists tend to use asymmetric warfare because they themselves are weak and they cannot fight against the power of the empire so in this case i think j.p. morgan and jamie diamond are the empire they are operating the financial war they are carpet bombing us with debt and it's so it makes sense that people are saying yankee go home life and the vietnam war of course but vietnam war is getting more and more resonance in this era because you've got the stagflation you've got the eldridge cleaver castle and cleaver of the financial peace a chan