that had roomy khan saying to raj, "do not buy polycom till i get guidance." polycom is a video-conferencing company, and guidance means the direction that their earnings are gonna go -- up or down. it seemed like very specific inside information. it was like the one moment when rajaratnam could not get his source to keep it vague on i.m. that should have been said over the phone, but she was trying to get it to him quickly and she said it on i.m. >> narrator: agents subpoena phone and trading records. they discover calls to a polycom employee, khan's apparent source. >> so, they began to build up this circumstantial case of -- of phone records showing that they were talking, trading records showing that they were trading the same stocks and making a lot of money on them. >> narrator: it's a huge break, but investigators believe the case is still too circumstantial. what they need is one of rajaratnam's informants to flip. >> they have roomy khan. she was going to be a good target because she had the prior conviction, she was vulnerable, she actually was havin

chaka khan. chaka khan.aka khan >> i love that song but i just asked chaka khan if she gets sick of that song. we love chaka khan. we love her because she's a ten time grammy award singer with an incredible voice. she's helping women live their dreams. she launched a program to help women in the new orleans area with financial and employment needs. the transformation program helped a group of women to accomplish their goals. next moshe will salute 33 women who are graduating from the program at this year's essence music festival. tell me about why you decided to pick a number of women to try to help them. >> well, i went essentially to the essence festival last year to perform as usual. >> right. >> and, you know, every year i've gone and many years i have gone new orleans has this, you know, this undercurrent going on that's really solid and steeped in history and really fun. this time, however, when i went last year, i felt some kind of glitch going on. it didn't feel right. >> people are still hurting the

by pleading guilty, khan avoids what could have been a 15-year prison sentence. instead, judge james zagel is between five and eight years. the state illnois has banned an engineering company with ties to the daley family and other politicians from getting any state work for three years. state investigators concluded that mcdonough associates committed theft by overbilling taxpayers millions of dollars, the department of transportation has sent a bill for more nearly two million dollars to the firm, demanding reimbursement. the company hasn't been charged with any crimes. chairman james mcdonough says the company made some honest accounting mistakes. voting ends today, as the chicago teachers union decides on authorizing a strike. now, accusations are flying back and forth between the c-t-u and school officials. c-p-s says a ministers group monitoring the vote count is aligned with the union--and not independent. meanwhile, the union is filing a complaint against schools c-e- o jean-claude brizard for discouraging teachers to vote. they expect to have all votes c

with his explosive show now he's talking to a man who wants to change pakistan from the inside imraan khan right now. you know his secret lover a jury in the caribbean was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a doing about anything tim's mission to teach me creation why you should care about humans and we're going this is why you should care watch only on the dot com. time julian assange on. strike. get us through what he makes of expose the world secrets these documents belong united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemn the said quote after quote he broke the law illegally should stop the five hundred days now i've been detained without charge but that hasn't stopped us. today we're on a quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. from humble origins my next guest imran khan became a household name as captain of pakistan's victorious cricket team he then left sports and launched his movement for justice party in the most dangerous political environment on a. four years can anti co

the words that abdul rashid khan says in this book-- this is a man who probably came to my tent everyn hour or two, and the man that i knew is not the man who's portrayed in this book. >> kroft: you seem to be saying that most of it is b.s. >> callahan: the most generous thing i could say is that it's... it's grossly exaggerated. and probably the harshest thing i could say is... is a lot of it just sounds like outright fabrication. >> kroft: we obviously wanted to talk to greg mortenson, who has appeared on just about every news and talk show on television, but he didn't want to talk to "60 minutes." he dismissed our initial request for an interview last fall, and our follow-up messages and emails over the past two weeks have gone unanswered. we finally decided to seek him out at a speaking engagement and book signing in atlanta. steve kroft. >> mortenson: nice to meet you. >> kroft: how you doing? >> mortenson: thanks. >> kroft: you got five minute for us today? >> mortenson: i need to sign these books right now, so... >> kroft: yeah, i know. you know, we haven't heard from... it's b

the words that abdul rashid khan says in this book-- this is a man who probably came to my tent everyur or two, and the man that i knew is not the man who's portrayed in this book. >> you seem to be saying that most of it is b.s. >> the most generous thing i could say is that it's grossly exaggerated, and probably the harshest thing i could say is a lot of it just sounds like outright fabrication. >> in april 2011, the school sat empty, and we were told by a tribal leader that it had never been used. >> no one's there at all. you know, i think, at best, it might end up being used as a storage shed for stuff. >> we obviously wanted to talk to greg mortenson, who has appeared on just about every news and talk show on television, but he didn't want to talk to 60 minutes. he dismissed our initial request for an interview, and our follow-up messages and emails have gone unanswered. we finally decided to seek him out at a speaking engagement and book-signing in atlanta. >> steve kroft. >> nice to meet you. >> how you doing? >> thanks. >> you got five minutes for us today? >> um... i need to

sal khan is here in studio 57.have you here. >> great to be here. >> this is a story that's gotten lots of attention now. what do you think is at the essence of so many people wanting to go online with you and learn something they didn't know sm. >> i'm not sure of the exact answer. it started off as a thing for my family. because of that, initially videos and now exercise and things, they feel like i'm sitting next to you at the kitchen table and they're conversational, off the cuff times. and i think that's kind of caught on a little bit. people feel, when you learn something, it's a very stressful experience. i think people have underemphasized how important tone is and not being condescending and being conversational. i think that and the breadth of the content that's there has gotten people engaged. >> it says something about the curiosity of people, to know more, to improve themselves, to explore their curiosity. >> oh, absolutely. it is something i believe philosophically. all people, one of the biggest high

khan says gross's family is concerned that recent tests may show something even more serious. gross was arrested in 2009 while he says he was trying to deliver internet equipment to a jewish community in cuba. >>> some baseball fans are waking up this morning to find out they missed an historic night in san francisco. >> on the ground. arias from deep third, got him! and that's a perfect game! >> oh, wow. giants pitcher matt cain threw a perfect game last night against the houston astros. the 27-year-old struck out 14 and didn't allow any hits or walks, no errors, either. he got help in the seventh from outfield outfielder blanco, who made an unbelievable grab. look at that. it is the first perfect game in giants history and only the 22nd perfect game in major league history and the second perfect game already this season. way to go. >> the nats played -- [ everyone talking at once ] >> actually had a pretty impressive outing himself, struck out eight batters, picked up his eighth win of the year as they swept the blue jays with a 6-2 win. it was the nats' sixth straight victo

and he says that it was only through wiki leaks that imran khan learned about the true corruption in the leadership of his country. to. the wiki leaks. not just. the middle of the world but in. the with the little of these two faced politicians you know who was sucking up to the americans. telling them how worried they were. you know sucking up to them and then. giving completely opposites to it was a really specially this one religious is this guy owns the booze to clear it leads this religious logic and he needed to do in the matter is that look if you need to become the prime minister of ireland whatever you want to do. and he's considered the most anti american politician you know so he was it was a. it really exposes a lot of people and you can watch that program in full here on r.t. in about fourteen minutes time of course so we will be keeping you up to date on an hourly basis here the latest on julian assange and his surprise asylum request. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the source material is what helps to keep journalism

latest installment of join us on just talk show is just a day away and the style he interviews imran khan a pakistani anti-corruption activist and politician known by some as a one man party here's a preview. i wanted everyone when i was working out in the election that this addiction as it is is going to be a disaster for the people of us that it's only meant for the bushes vision to have one who. was sure it was struggling so you would like to go they want to do the god go on so they can pursue this war and did a good about what was going on there and saw. whatever i was sitting ducks and went to the roof the war on terror was has been devastated. because for two thousand and one person that is a big deal in the war you know to do with basically oh no me killing on will and good then doing suicide attacks on the folks that exhibited support how would you reconfigure the pakistan relationship with the united states florida would be a complete server and see what would you drone strikes what kind of intelligence cooperation what would you do in practice. have good relationships based on d

kings per khan diez currently on sale and put it in his cubical. look at all of the little flags. there's an l.a. kings door mat leading into his cubical. >> will they pay for his therapy sessions after this. [ bleep ]. >> i have to say if the steelers get to the super bowl this year, and they lose. and i come back and my thing is -- just put out an ad because i'm quitting. we won't be friends any more. >> steven a fan of the prank unless it's about him. >> a tutorial on how to celebrate midsummer swedish style. so after the swinging -- pardon me. >> what kind of event is this. >> i meant singing, see what they do, next. a zip line with a paraglider at the end, and >>> other the weekend, the folks in sweden celebrated midsummer. >> a holiday devoted to eating, drinking, and dancing. >> i have a tutorial to prepare us for next year. >> first, buy everything in the starter kit. you need bug spray, a parka, vodka, and condoms. >> have a potato spiced with dill and chives. >> it must be consumed in a time honored way. >> they say the more you drink, the better your song is and the bet

kings per khan diez currently on sale and put it in his cubical. look at all of the little flags. there's an l.a. kings door mat leading into his cubical. >> will they pay for his therapy sessions after this. [ bleep ]. >> i have to say if the steelers get to the super bowl this year, and they lose. and i come back and my thing is -- just put out an ad because i'm quitting. we won't be friends any more. >> steven a fan of the prank unless it's about him. >> a tutorial on how to celebrate midsummer swedish style. so after the swinging -- pardon me. >> what kind of event is this. >> i meant singing, see what they do, next. a zip line with a paraglider at the [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more and more for cable -- and enjoying it less? upgrade to verizon fios internet, tv and phone for just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for a year with no annual contract. or choose a two-year contract and get $200 back and a two-year price guarantee. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet. and now, it's faster than ever.

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michael khan has more analysis on cbs shares on the website. you'll find it under the blogs tag at nbr.com. starbucks latest deal didn't go over well. the company announced a $100 million buyout of a small chain of san francisco based company. shared fell 2.8. after the close tonight a separate deal. this time with starbucks and coinstar opening up coffee kiosks selling coffee for one dollar and it added another 3.5% after the closing bell. rising to over $61 per share in after hours action. watch this one tomorrow. the new vending venture with starbucks expands coinstar beyond the machine and red box dvd kiosks. and today was the lates latest indication of a weakening industry. it was weaker than anticipated. shares were falling fast today off 9.7%. lowest closing price since november. volume increased almost five-fold. in worries about industrial supplies hit others and mnc almost down 5%. yesterday we had economic data pointing to slowing factory orders.Ñi our exchange traded fund mark flash the top five most actively traitedwe%úx etfs track

to write it all out i talk about my journey meeting extraordinary women like the first lady, shaka khanor her, putting me on stage and also inspiring others no matter where you are from you can dream and go for it. >> photos too. >> yeah, i am a photographer on the side. >> the book is a jewel. you really feel like you are learning more not just about lettucey but yourself. and do that discovery. i want to sew you some of the pack -- show you some of the pictures in it. the mirror picture it doesn't get any more real than that. there you are in the mirror the caption on that is how you have to say i am beautiful every day because so many people are ready and willing to tear that down including society. >> yes. >> how do you do that where does that come from? >> with the industry i am in, it is very image driven, and so, i always -- my mother always said you are beautiful, no matter what you do and i have to tell myself, i say every day i am beautiful because the world says something different i want women to embrace themselves as is and that is what i have been taught and that is what i

send me back, and i'll find the court of the great khan. columbus makes a second voyage. on his second voyage he returns again, but this is a little disappointing now. wait a minute, you've been out there twice now, and he comes back and you still haven't given us any evidence that you have discovered the route to the east. again, tropical birds and exotic plants and that sort of thing. where's the gold? where's the silk? columbus is begin a coat of arms for his accomplishments. this is the coat of arms. the lion on the ramparts and the anchors to symbolize his sea-going and the islands, the indies. christopher columbus, admiral of the ocean sea. he goes on a third voyage. getting a little frustrating now. takes his young son diego with him on the third voyage. explores more. he's setting footd on other islands. in fact, by this time he set foot roughly on the coast of venezuela. columbus has set foot in the western hemisphere, not just the islands of cuba and hispaniola. again, the results are very disappointing. very, very disappointing. he'll make a fourth voyage, and

. ♪ >> chaka khan, love what you do and feel.chaka khan this weekend at this sort of event -- >> you went to dallas? >> i did. >> everything good back home. >> beautiful, beautiful weather and people. >> chaka khan, what a rock star, she looks amazing. i just love her. i like following her around. >> that makes two celebrity stalkers for you. >> guilty as charged. we'll introduce -- i always call your panel but our team. margaret hoover is with us and will kain. i'll start with you in the get real. from hop scotch to four square, sidewalk chalk, everybody loves that. what's not to love about sidewalk chalk? could you pick a more inknock uous things it washes off anyway, right? a woman moved into her neighborhood in stapleton colorado and has a 3-year-old and it seemed like a nice place, like her daughter could color on the sidewalks for fun, wouldn't be watching video games all of the time or videos. the homeowners association in stapleton says chalk art is offensive and distracting. >> fascists. >> they claim since the sidewalks

. >> valerie khan, chairperson of acid survivors foundation pakistan, thank you. >>> staff at japan's environment ministry showed up to work on friday dressed more casually than usual. they're marking the start of the second annual super cool biz campaign. workers are encouraged to ditch suits and dress shoes in favor of t-shirts and sandals. that allows offices to save on air conditioning and reduce the strain on the country's energy supply. super cool biz is an enhanced version of the annual cool biz campaign, which started may 1st. for the past month, the government has encouraged office workers to shed their neckties. now it is asking them to take off even more. environment ministry personnel went to work friday in aloha shirts, jeans and sneakers. japan's cabinet ministers also took part in an effort to encourage the public. public. they attended a meeting wearing traditional shirts from okinawa. >> translator: we want people to wear cool clothing as much as possible. both at work and play. we ask that everyone do their part. >> the super cool biz campaign will run through the en

to recruit volunteers to look at satellite photos of mongolia in the search for the tomb of genghis khan. crowd sourcing also means checking in via cell phone and becoming a bit of data in a connected world that helps people decide where to hang out. privacy advocates have cautioned about some of the big brother aspects of this, though, but lynn says we're all happy to share when there's something in it for us. >> you're cool with the fact that somebody know where is you are on four square as long as you can know, you know, what else is going on around you that makes you have a better time with where you are in that location. >> reporter: or at least when helping others get to where the good times are. chris clacken, nbc news. >>> we are just so connected it's mind-blowing. >> indeed. your phone right now looks like it's buzzing. >> it's not. >> let's check in with christina loren to feel how that weather feels outside. >> hold on two minutes. i'll give you a call, marla. good morning to you. a good-looking day shaping up. temps in the 50s right now and we're getting a little more sunshi

she performs for chaka khan singing her own song to chaka khan which has to be a terrifying experiencerst person to give me an opportunity in the mainstream and reach back and lift me and it takes others to lift each other. that's what i talk about in the book. >> tell me about your nachl. >> in the book, i described where it comes from. it's originally from nigeria. >> thank you, thank you. >> don't put fingerprints on my book! >> i'm asked that all the time. i tell people where the name comes from. it's my real name. hi no choice. it means to bring to, to bring forth. it's a my year january word. >> you're also a news geek? >> yes! i love you! >> self-professed. >> i love watching "starting point." and i love you, roland. >> do you like french fries? >> i love the picture in here. it's a positive book for young women too. >> sometimes it seems like young women today are struggling. what is that about? >> it's different than when we grew up or do you think the same? >> it's pretty much self-esteem issues. it's everything starts at home. home is different now. we have younger mothers,

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thank you all so much. [ applause ] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, the major khanf the jewish task force, faith and freedom coalition, jeff ballabon. [ speaking foreign language ] >> how pleasant and good it is for brothers to dwell together. how great is the idea of faith and freedom coalition? how great is an idea that says what brings us together, what matters, is not where we pray but what we pray for. [ applause ] what do we pray for? we pray for many things but i believe for one thing above all and one thing which unites them all and that is shalome. what is shalome? everyone knows that it is piece. rabbis teach us it is god's game. the word shallome means complete and whole. it means taking many diverse things and combining them into one unified truth because when we look at the world, we need to see the one unified truth of god. [ applause ] i'm thrilled to be here with you today and thrilled to bring outstanding news from america's heartland. new york. you are laughing but that is the jewish heartland. the good news is in the jewish partlan heartland, the

the global economy with mike's culture the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines khans a report on our. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of and my guest on the show today is alex on the ground a prominent german political analyst we're talking about the recent recent put his visit to germany and also about the first moves in the foreign policy of the newly elected russian president mr rouse you just mentioned the first steps and the reaction here in germany to the first steps of mr putin after his visit to berlin he came back to moscow and he met with the europeans in st petersburg rather way he was insisting that europe should abolish these as for russians and in moscow it was seen as the main international go for this. for this term of office do you believe this will happen. your colleagues should look into the our higher office and then they will detect that putin made the proposal of a bullish spec in two thousand and two ten years ago so it has been he said gender of his first term and of his second term and maybe just presidency which also was devoted to the

advanced industrial countries on its periphery japan taiwan south korea so for example takes a prox khan this huge hideous factory and trying to we're working conditions are utterly grotesque and so taiwanese own factory it produces apple computer build computers and so on and what's happened over the past few years is that trying to has been the assembly plant for the in the advanced industrial state capitalist country. one of the periphery and for western multinationals now of course sooner or later try to will begin to move up the technology ladder fact in some respect authority happening try to actually begun to innovate and with solar cells that surpass those elsewhere and that will begin to happen elsewhere but it's a long slow process tara tara. both you and i had. a long life as activists. so when you look at this generation of activists now in the way it's that is it is just starting to be politically rather radicalized right i think internet radicalize youth is probably the best way that i would describe them. well what do you want to tell them what experience that you have had

controversial interview show airs right here on our team talking to pakistan opposition leader imran khan in the latest edition he says that it was only through wiki leaks that his country learned about corruption and leadership. related to. the wiki leaks made not just. the middle of the world but in. the with the little of these two faced politicians you know who was sucking up to the marriage in the same. private telling them how they were. sucking up to them and. giving completely opposite state it was a really specially this one really this is this guy who was the. least this religious body. during the marriage and he said look if you backed me to become the prime minister i would have gone we do do. and he's considered the most anti american politician so he was it was a. it really exposed a lot of. awful shall we saw next hour here on r.t. of course we'll keep you up to date with the latest on killing assad and his surprise asylum request. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. for the source material is what helps keep journalism honest

latest edition of joining us on his interview show is just hours away this time he says down was emraan khan a pakistani end to corruption activist and politician to talk about the controversial war on terror pushed by the u.s. now the show will air right here on r.t. at eleven thirty g.m.t. here's a preview. the war on terror is this some of the confusion is that you win a war on bombs and. you know killing actually war on terror is one when you win hearts and minds of people if you lose that war this is that that is the word this is the. largest one is more regulated that it was eight years by the start of this liberation it's a bull run society than it was a few years back whatever two million is used not a solution we are feared for eight years the americans are fearful eleven years what what what are we going to do not what is different. the instances madness is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result it started to happen there's no military solution only with this political solution by the southern part of that into consideration we do not have got add

from humble origins my next guest imran khan became a household name as captain of pakistan's victorious cricket team he then left sports and launched his movement for justice party in the most dangerous political environment on a. four years can anti corruption party was ignored in two thousand and seven us state department cables referred to him as pakistan's one man party. but pakistan is changing. over the last two years widespread anger over u.s. drone strikes and corrupt political dynasties has proven millions to his cause i want to know why is he now front runner to be the next leader of pakistan. hi julian. i'm all right i have a bit of a cold but i think that's a good thing because my voice is a bit sexier than normal and i have to go basically. just to sit with you everybody just well i think your interesting time is a bit more interesting than my interesting time i saw these videos of your rallies last night so i think this is great but i worry you're going to get blowed up so there's a. so i hope your interesting time doesn't get any more into the spin judy we're going to go

taliban fighters on the same day three suicide bombers hit a market outside a sprawling nato base in khan are killing twenty two people investigative journalist gareth porter says nato activity in afghanistan has become a magnet for civilian deaths wherever it happens. this whole problem of u.s. and nato military operations both air strikes and night raids is a situation that has caused enormous opposition from the population particularly of the southern afghanistan. region of the country to increasingly oppose the presence of u.s. and nato forces if you look at the casualty figures for civilians and you compare them with the level of foreign troops operating in afghanistan you can see that there's a direct correlation between the two and the more u.s. and nato forces particularly u.s. military forces are active in a particular area the more civilians are going to be caught up in the fighting so the exact opposite is really the reality of the united states could ever protect the civilian population will still to come here in a program the pirates riding a wave to success there's mutiny on

latest edition of julian assange interview show is just hours away this time he says down with imran khan a pakistani anti-corruption activist and politician to talk about the controversial war on terror pushed by the u.s. policy show will air right here on r.t. at eleven thirty g.m.t. but here's a preview of. some of the. students. do all over the country where the you see the you know this book we do this but. this is these people who says. they were driven by the bison army and the iosa financed by the cia but they were fighting the soviets. and for all the time these groups had big battles of the association with the most unspeakable agency is now suddenly becomes known to them and you do under the degrees does i mean we shadowed us unrelated used the but it didn't mean that all along the way would have accepted this because it would be able to train for jar jar and this and leave them then anderson this means fighting before an operation oh you are going to miss them having them indoctrinating not only. these are militant groups but also you or anyone sees that there are fighting for