. >> and whom i just discovered, john, has $95 billion in which he has control of. he has done a great job. >> eleanor? >> j.p. morgan chase. the $13 billion fine for their practices that they used in capitalizing on derivatives and home mortgages. unfortunately it is chump change to them and they can deduct a lot of it. but finally some of the big banks, the investment companies are getting punished belatedly. >> yes, giving up all the time. >> george mitchell, the fracking pioneer who died. he is credited with pioneering the economic extraction of shale gas through the process of fracking, which has done much to change the entire world as any other business world that i know. >> jeff for suckering up the media and for taking his drone delivery plans seriously. >> 2013's capitalist of the year award goes to the world's richest woman. christy walton, the wal-mart heiress. john was a former barade. and son of the wal-mart founder. >>> vladimir putin, john, who has gotten a dramatic move, not only in the middle east, but worldwide. trying to make himself the leader ba

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it has been that way a long time. john: he has a point there.end to make political campaigns contributions. >> that is true. frustrating for a lot of peel, a lot of voters. it is also unions. we live in a system that is paid for bit highest bidder. no doubt about that. he is one of the highest bidders. here is someone who contributed thousands and thousands of dollars to democratic campaigns. >> they never get the reason the rich spend all this on government, that the reach are evil or change their behavior. government that big, has $3 trillion to hand out, people will spend on it to try to influence it. >> he sold his company, he was already worth $3.3 billion. he sold his company over 4 billion. that is tiny profit. that is pretty much shrewd capitalist. john: trasses greed, yet most of his money comes from this stuff, these "star wars" paraphernalia that he sells and has gotten quite rich on. >> yeah. chewbacca is his slave. he was very shrewd when he made that deal for action figures because he convinced fox back in the '70s, no one will buy

by the way, in addition to being a fantastic realtor and developer, john has been great. thank you, john, for your support that in a very big way. he's actually civic minding and participating in so many other things. they have their own giving foundation that i have been very thankful for because you are also showing that fill -- philanthropic season. i'm here for the last chili cook off and make sure that we are working to create more opportunities for the people to succeed in this city. kilroy, congratulations, johnson, thanks for your fantastic design and working together for putting this on and to your whole family happy holidays! and congratulations. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mr. mayor. i had the pleasure of first working with dave johnson on the development of square one here in soma. i'm glad we can collaborate again today. please welcome our architect dave johnson. [ applause ] >> good morning, everybody. thank you very much. these are such kind words, it's amazing. it's a beautiful day. thank you, mike. but i want to say this you to the peop

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he is not relevant in entertainment so he has to say these things to get injured -- attention. john: what about george lucas? he has made blions to help create "star wars" or indiana jones. >> among the people who have known you as a billionaire that is not crazy about capitalism. >> that's true. i grew up in the '60s i am a patriot but i am als a believer in democracy not capitalist democracy. i do not believe the rich should by the government and that is the way i feel. >> is that the america you see? >> it has been that way for a long time. john: he doehave a point that mitt rich people make contributions. >> it is frustrating for a lot of voters but it is also the unions. we live in the system paid for by the highest bidder. contributing thousands and thousands of dollars. >>>but the reason the rich spend all this not because they are evil or change behaor but when government is that dick, people will spend to influence. >> he sold his company for over 4 billion. that is a tiny profit as a shrewd space. >> the most money comes from this stuff, the "star wars" paraphernalia that

our commitment has never been stronger. johnmericans who were once ardent capitalists are not anymore. american socialism has captured many. and why not? if you grow wheat and rice and corn, you could try support, subsidies, welfare for the rich because farmers today are richer than the average americans. it's a terrible policy that survives because politicians and farmers say that this preserve stability in the market. they protect the food supply. but that is a scam. new zealand abolished farm subsidies years ago and the farmers are better off and unfortunately in america, government officials are clueless about markets and the rules are complicated. so let's focus on one crop. raisins. ♪ ♪ i heard it through the grapevine ♪ ♪ john: is not cute? california farmers are good at growing raisins, but shame on most of them for colluding with government and messing with the free market. bureaucrats have had something called raisin administrative committee, ordering raisin farmers to give the government third of their crop. it is sup

and it's just john eats carrots. he also has john drinks water where he drinks water. and get this, one of the videos was five hours long and he drank 1,000 bottles of water. and he has a channel john wraps things in duct tape. >> who sat there through the five hours of video. >> i want to know which one of our producers approved this one. >> it's shot through this fish eye lens so you feel like you're watching this man eat carrots through a peephole. >> i can't believe we've come up with that much to say about this video. can we stop now? >> we're puzzled. >> family of raccoons decide to shack up in this garage. >> it took a mirror to figure out where they are. >> see the sly eviction to get them back into the wild. and it's an ad showing off a cool gadget that's sure to impress. >> hey, pretty lady. >> hey. >> this video is getting a lot of attention not because of the product. >> what's got people watching and talking. ththe e ununmimiststakakabe that reminds us ththatat l lifife e isis d . >>> this one will make you angry, that's for sure. a woman pulls up in a cab.

has another election. he doesn't. talking to john kerry has a lot of appeal. to susan rice has a lot of appeal. >> did you find that ex-presidents when they reflected, were there regrets? did they look back on particularly that second term because that was their last chance to do anything? >> they all left office with regret to things they had left undone. no one felt they got the job done. that's the nature of the beast. they were very aware of time running out. clinton went nuts. he was pacing around the white house. >> especially on camp david and middle east. >> even if they are exhausted and had a powerful eight-year run, the time is running out and there are always things left to do. >> one thing george w. bush was really furious about not getting done was immigration reform. he wanted that. >> i'm going to ask a silly question. one year from now when president obama's approval rating -- 39% now, would it have substantially improved 5% higher than now? >> absolutely. au you'll see healthcare kick in and that will be popular and an iran deal that will tra

. >> i think john has got his irish up. he was frustrated that these groups came out in opposition to our budget agreement before we reached a budget agreement. i was frustrated too, but i think these are very important elements of our conservative family. i would prefer to keep those discussions within the family. >> bill, i'll start with you. is speaker boehner right? should these fights be kept within the family? not publicly? and should conservative groups wait to see the deal before they criticize? >> in a free country, people speak out, and conservatives don't agree on everything. i think one argument for the deal is let's have this little spat now. it's going to pass the senate tomorrow or wednesday. let's get it over with so we can go after the thing that's really ruining america, which is obamacare. >> very yearly, john boehner has expressed very serious frustration, two days in a row. it wasn't just getting his irish up just once. it was the entire ireland. he's talking about your group, other groups. what do you

he is not relevan in entertainment so he has to say these things to get injured -- attention. johnmade billions to help create "star wars" or indiana jones. >> among the people who have knn you as a billionaire that is not crazy about capitalism. >> that's true. i grew up in the '60s i am a patriot but i am also a believer in democracy not capitalist democracy. i do not believe the rich should by the government and at is the way i feel. >> is that the america you see? >> it has been that way for a long time. john: he does have a point that mitt rich people make contributions. >> it is frustrating for a lot of voters but it is also the unions. we live in the system paid for by the highest bidder. contributing thousands and thousands of dollars. >>>but the reason the rich spend all this not bause they are evil or change behavior but when government is that dick, people will spend to influence. >> he sold his company for over 4 billion. that is a tiny profit as a shrewd space. >> the most money comes from this stuff, the "star wars" paraphernalia that he sells it has cotton rich spend

see john has one hundred sixty thousand residents with support from germany. the city wants to install water meters for every household and give people a reason to save the precious resource. and for the first time there are exact figures the average person uses one hundred and thirty five liters per day it's estimated that can be caught like twenty percent the month. i'm too does the domestic investment in the water supply sector of the estimated four billion dollars into the next fifteen years. it happened. and so if you could cut usage by twenty percent you could say around eight hundred million dollars in investments that and would not be necessary if the going got out of it what you got the money gets desperately needed for the modernization nancy guns water works as well as to what remains across the country. in many parts of lebanon and running water is only available for a few hours today. and where there is one or how leaders see through leaky pipes into the sand. missy and waterworks produces forty thousand cubic meters of drinking water a day would

of interfering but many question why he was there in the first place it's not the first time john mccain has been seen paying a visit to the united states is it supports he had a photo op with some syrian rebel kidnappers now it's a world boxing champion turned politician and mccain is not the only american politician in ukraine his appearance at kiev's independence square was preceded by u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland handing out cakes to the protest is the reason they are there is bluntly because i think these people want to detach the ukraine from russia as they see it and they think that by supporting the protesters in kiev they might act. that the problem with that strategy is that it's simply not working the bonds between the ukraine and russia economically and culturally and ethnically and simply too strong and i think for american politicians and indeed european politicians to go to the ukraine and to try to do that is actually very unwise and very dangerous and he simply exacerbating making worse the differences the divisions in the ukraine which are already very

unesco has recognize something essential to the korean people's diet to king john is the process used to make kimchi. unesco declared get to the intangible cultural heritage and its payrolls on a john has more from seoul this is making rounds that the media on the streets. i'm really happy. that's how school he used to snow college has been a token banks globally i sent us all the events going on to celebrate with registration at clinton. one that is not breaking it. i'm not there is much to say as some of the house. i did badly in recent times this case you can't even find and share our international flights. it's an essential part of a korean meal. up until about a decade ago it was made across the country into a row and urban areas. dani is group for families and neighbors got together to people chinese taipei. korean style season so drastically altered this is how long this season with varying levels of chilli and salt. sunday's south korea at the same neighborhood come together for the dogs and sierra to finish. can't she. thus become less popular in recent years. due to rapid ur

john miller has an unprecedented look inside the agency responsible. a study released this evening advises americans to stop taking vi >> pelley: tonight, spying on americans loses in court. in a first, a judge rules that anti-terror surveillance violates privacy. john miller has an unprecedented look inside the agency responsible. tiial soap really works. jeff pegues reports. liz palmer has a rare interview with iran's foreign minister. >> reporter: would you like to see in your lifetime a u.s. embassy reopening in tehran? >> pelley: and for the first time, a baseball player's brain shows evidence of injury from concussions. michelle miller on head injuries and america's past time.

i will tell him that he has one person who thinks he is the leader. >> [inaudible] >> it isn't john boehner. he has no control over his caucus. even in the senate, you look at ted cruz. he wouldn't say mitch mcconnell is his leader by any means. i would say chris christie. >> if i went around this room and i asked everybody who their leader is, either we get no answer, or 40 different answers. when you do not have somebody that sets the standards, this happens. people start talking. you start sounding dysfunctional. that is happening to republicans. it hasn't happened to democrats because they have a president in the white house. there is no bigger bully pulpit than the presidency. frankly, he keeps them in line. when the progressive democrats want to go off the reservation, they have ways of keeping them in line. appointments, access to the white house all sorts of things. , i think that is one of the problems we are having. i think it is a result of being out of the white house for this long. they are not being one identifiable leader. there is not somebody today that is the likely nomine

us secretary of state john kerry has landed interlude the salvage whatever is left of the israeli palestinian peace talks. sixteen palestinians and four israelis have been killed since the negotiations for starting back in july palestinian officials claim the two sides remain polarized on the main issues of borders security the status of jerusalem and refugees. israel accuses the palestinians that are hindering the progress of negotiations by failing to recognize the country as a jewish experience to meet israeli and palestinian leaders on thursday to try and get top spec contract as many analysts predict this may be the last chance to reach a two state solution ersatz authorities from both sides have said that americans may soon offer a bridging proposals to bring the two sides closer together dangerous radioactive medical material taken the truck was stolen in mexico has been found in that surreal cobalt sixty was removed from its protective casing and an abandoned nearby. but the thieves may have been exposed to light during the radiation levels the material in the truck itself were found

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uncle m advisor to john song. tech has been executed. john had been considered the second most powerful mom and the most state media said he was immediately execute the top and found guilty of treason for attempting to overthrow the state and tell me i let go said he deserves to be execute a challenging the country's leadership would include dawn on me he's like an enemy who dares to be crazy enough to take over power from a policy and our leader that the boe kitchen is the most about look how much harm he did to people's lives going on a mechanical too much. he got what he deserved it it is awesome you know who isn't going to a solution for this group of traders who are going to destroy our single hard to imitate execution is too lenient in the midst of all this to be torn up in front of the rubbish bin of history. nope none of the sith korea have them in this very amazing tour of the developments with its northern neighbor the united states said it was consulting with the allies in the region a bunch of times that the move could herald

john kerry has taken all the bad issues. all the insoluble treble old ones, iran, israel-palestinian negotiations. there's a no-win situation for a long time and maybe worst of all the syrian civil war and he is throwing himself into these things. at the end of this week he made his ninth visit to israel to try and get those peace negotiations on track and he's really going to try and make his mark and part of the key here in the kind of bureaucratic politics is the white house is very happy to have john kerry taking on all these really nasty issues. gwen: where is the white house in this? saying go ahead, boiled. call us if you make any progress? >> exactly. the plan is one skeeleds it will be called the obama plan and if it fails, it will be dodd kerry plan. >> is it fair for people to draw the conclusion, as some have, hillary clinton, political, playing it safe as secretary of state. didn't do that much. john kerry bold, taking risks, the kind of secretary of state who gets things done. >> it's not entirely affair, for e

john has been to d c federal appeals court questioned the need for genital searches of guantanamo bay detainees who wanted as a facility to me with their lawyer its lawyers for the men currently being held said the search began after the camp staff move the conference location twelve building outside of the detention facility. they allege it was meant to discourage these men from meeting with their lawyer is no attorney david reid has told rt back in may the genital circus started right after the mess hall were strike in the facility began. there was a way to punish the prisoners were starving themselves. your daydreams talking about home in base and the searchers are i think that this would be objectionable. from a westerner standpoint outrageous for a plate of western standpoint. but for devout muslim and i think it is. the while one of the worst forms of humiliation there could be and for that reason if they don't want to leave their camp up because of the searches. they end up not being able to meet two more years not being able to have telephones with their telephone calls with t

>> former beatle john lennon has been shot with .38 caliber bullets at short range. police rush him to roosevelt hospital but it's too late. he was pronounced dead. >> john lennon was gunned down as he entered -- >> john lennon, shot and killed in the dakota apartment building. >> it was really shocking. 40 years old, john lennon of the beatles. how could he be dead? how could this have happened? the city was in shock, not just people, my jegeneration that gr up listening to their music in the '60s. i think just about everybody felt on so many levels it was wrong. >> it was terrible, so many people didn't even know john. it hit me so much more because he befriended me and he didn't have to befriend me. >> laura came up with new facts about john lennon's killer. >> killer was identified as mark david chapman, a 25-year-old fan and drifter from hawaii. >> nothing from his background set off or would have caused to set off any alarm bells whatsoever. >> chapman apparently was well liked by most people he knew. the most common description was open, friendly, a hard worker

john has pretty much got his financing lined up. he is not afraid of leverage.f his companies have been buying their stock at pretty very lowiples with cost financing. most of them are at the high end of what they told people is acceptable that leverage ratios -- debt leverage ratios. you have a financial manager replacing an operating manager. they made missteps in dealing with -- >> customer satisfaction is low. >> customer satisfaction can improve, john has the operator. they are ready for the dance. >> when? >> next few weeks. the citigroup conference is in las vegas. that was the conference when the aol-time warner deal was announced. we will have you back on for the deal. looking forward to ultra hdtv. larry haverty at gamco. amazon's holiday season by the number. they sold enough rainbow looms to circle the globe. have you ever used one? ♪ >> despite christmas delivery woes, amazon has had a record-setting holiday season. they added more than one million week members and the third of december. a record order of more than 36 million items on cyber monday.

john miller has an unprecedented look inside the agency responsible. a study released this evening advises americans to stop taking vi >> pelley: tonight, spying on americans loses in court. in a first, a judge rules that anti-terror surveillance violates privacy. john miller has an unprecedented look inside the agency responsible. tiial soap really works. jeff pegues reports. liz palmer has a rare interview with iran's foreign minister. >> reporter: would you like to see in your lifetime a u.s. embassy reopening in tehran? >> pelley: and for the first time, a baseball player's brain shows evidence of injury from concussions. michelle miller on head injuries and america's past time. >> pelley: this is our western edition. a federal judge in washington ruled today that the government's collection of phone records of billions of americans is likely unconstitutional. it is the first time a fed really court has ruled against the once secret surveillance program exposed by national security agency leaker edward snowden. in a blistering attack, judge richard

shown any concern about this what john mccain has always been concerned with is he views russia as a geo political enemy of the united states of the greater trans-atlantic community and he like many a western officials is viewing through this through a cold war lens of trying to separate russia from the ukraine in order to in his mind keep it in a permanently geopolitically weakened state political turmoil a crackdown on protesters and economy and a limbo life and it is no easy ride just to add we take a look at whether the dreams of those two card in the arab spring uprising almost three years ago came true plus. warm welcome for new members as immigration and finance drives a wedge through the european union. will be the. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style seinfeld's that's not on. the books. and markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining to cause a report on. to be told language. programs and documentarie