he wired me $1 million to las vegas. it is a whole story. got a million and hit the national hotel in las vegas, met colonel parker at the roulette table. we went upstairs, and we talked about a deal. i did not know how to make a deal, because it was unprecedented, and i had sold half of my concert company. of course, i did not have a concert company. that was pretty persuasive. he ended up making tens of millions of dollars. he took me up to see elvis, and we talked about the deal before we went to see elvis, and he did not know what to ask for, and i did not know what to ask for. this had never been done before. nobody had ever taken a concert tour in two arenas. i kind of waited it out, and i talked to him a little bit more, and he said how about 50/50? i said, that sounds ok with me. i said, great. i did not realize at that time i was going to become a multimillionaire in no time, and he took me up to see elvis. i met elvis, and elvis said, i have two requests. he called me "sur." he was 3 years older than me, and he call me sir. number

. >> reporter: next stop, las vegas. a two-day elimination-style competition. anthony hits a third place jackpot. >> how much money did you end up winning? >> actually won a third prize. and came in at $10,000. >> not bad. >> not bad. pays a couple of bills. >> reporter: chris takes on the big check, too. $5,000 for finishing fourth. >> my next game out there was a 2seven, i believe. -- 267, i believe. and i was having a good time and really bowling well. >> great things. >> how do you like the shirt? >> noto great -- not so great at first. >> my son, i wanted to help him out. and a couple of little things with him. we're going to get the car door painted. the rest will sit in the bank. >> once i got the check from amf, i threw it into a savings account.

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. >> you are like a pit bull in loss vegas -- in las vegas -- you're like a pit boss in last las vegas. >> they have the mills that prove that goldman sachs was making bad deals. >> does that bother you at all? >> i did not say that. >> who did? your people did come internally. you knew about it and the e- mails show it. >> considering that goldman may have contributed to the bubble collapses and bright of the profits, is there not a code of ethics asked the senator's. >> i do believe that we were acting as investment advisers for our clients. >> critics say that the two million pages of documents prove that. the benefit is not criminal, they say that it must be exposed. >> we will take as long as it takes to get the answers. >> carl levin says he will wait until after these proceedings to determine whether or not to refer the findings to the justice department and to the sec for any possible criminal charges. >> there is no debate yet for the financial reform bill. for the second day in a row, the republicans have blocked from coming it up from its coming up. -- from its coming up. --

diego arias estÁ en las vegas.es del paÍs fueron llegando miles de manifestantes a las vegas. >> alrededor de 14 horas, toda la noche pero con un Ánimo impresionante todo lo que querÍamos era llegar y hacer el acto de presencia. >> hace 16 aÑos aquÍ, aguantando muchas injusticias. >> con pancartas y el lema de los simpatizantes. >> sÍ se puede, sí se puede. >> yo vine a los estados unidos a los 8 meses! cÓmo me van a negar a mÍ que soy un ciudadano norteamericano! >> sin embargo, no estÁ claro si en verdad estas manifestaciones harÁn que el gobierno tome acciÓn. >> el presidente tiene que hacerse responsable por las promesas que hizo asÍ mismo los congresistas tienen que cumplir con las promesas y punto. >> sentimientos compartidos por mucho. >> ya es hora de hacer lo que prometieron. >> otros saben que tendrÁn que seguir luchando. >> tenemos que mantener la fe, porque cesar chÁvez siempre lo dijo a nosotros a nos enseÑÓ a nosotros, si paramos a luchar es cuando para el movimiento. >> los organizadores de este movi

. >> i think most people in las vegas would take offense at having wall street compared to las vegas because in las vegas actually people know that the odds are against them. they play anyway. on wall street, they manipulate the odds while you're playing the game. >> larry: is this going to change? >> and can i add to that. and we now guarantee your losses. so in other words, if you lose, we the american people will bail you out. >> larry: is this going to change things, these hearings? >> i don't think that these hearings are, especially the dodd bill. i mean, mr. blankfein by the end of his testimony said that he thought generally the dodd bill was a good bill. well, that should kill the bill right there if he thinks that's -- if he think that's a good bill. >> larry: which reforms would michael moore implement on wall street? what would he do right now? we'll ask him when we come back. okay, class, our special guest is here -- ellen page. hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we're going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to

would take offense at having wall street compared to las vegas, because in las vegas, actually, people know that the odds are against them; they play anyway. on wall street, they manipulate the odds while you're playing the game. >> brown: after five hours, a second panel took its turn at the witness table; this one featuring goldman's chief financial officer, david viniar, and craig broderick, the firm's risk officer. senator levin bore in again on viniar, saying goldman bet against the housing market, known as "shorting" its position, while telling the public something else. >> didn't you make a decision in december of 2006 to basically head in a different direction? you were much too long and you wanted to go short? is that not true? >> no, in december 2006, we made a decision to reduce risk. that decision was not directional, it did not say that we should go long or go short-- it didn't say we shouldn't and it didn't say we should take no risk, but it said that we should reduce risk. >> brown: viniar argued goldman took heavy losses from the housing market, so its profits were held

. >> anyone in las vegas would take offense at having wall street compared to las vegas because then las vegas actually people know that the odds are against them. they play anyway. on wall street they manipulate the odds while you're playing the game. >> big binders of documents were part of the evidence and props for the theater. the senators say the e-mails and other records show goldman put greed above all else. and at a time witnesses wanted time to review records, the senators made clear they know a filibuster when they see one. >> i cannot help but get the feeling that a strategy of the witnesses is to try to burn through the time of each questioner. >> goldman ceo lloyd blankfein is still being grilled. to we end the day closer to passing new rules to protect you and prevent it from happening again. joining me jessica yellin. maria cantwell of washington whose committee assignments include finance and republican senator kay bailey hutchison of texas a member of the banking committee and counsel to the republican leadership. welcome all. did we learn anything today beyond the

so they say that having the show here in las vegas is a real treat.hese are places that you can celebrate each other. >> reporter: celebrating for the country's greatest as they can. sandra hughs, cbs news, las vegas. >>> all right, we're looking at reverting back to winter for a short period. is there tomorrow will be the day of two seasons in just one day. in the morning, you'll think that we're right back into winter. then we'll go back to early spring throughout the afternoon hours. it will be a big change in the temperatures. the coats, gloves, you know, maybe thinking about sweaters and scarves in the morning. then it will be about t-shirts in the afternoon. the next three days, showing this nicely. mid to possibly even upper 60s in some cases. we'll get the sunshine back tomorrow even for the most part on tuesday. we'll show you how we got them to roll up today. you can see them coming into wednesday. this is now for certain. giving us a lot of the shower activity. light steady rain to keep us down to about 69 degrees on tuesday. at least on we

two baltimore area bowlers strike it rich in las vegas. their story coming up here on wjz. ♪ my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> it is 5:29. 58 degrees and partly sunny out there tonight. good evening, everybody. thank fist are staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. >>> a baltimore high school student heads to capitol hill. she is lobbying for a cause that could improve the lives of many teenagers. she's asking congress to support the fight against teen pregnancy. >> catonsville high school senior zoe camp is calling on them. she says more teens are getting pregnant suddenly. >> i'm not here to support a crad cal change -- radical change. i'm just trying to bring attention. it's just a matter of getting people aware of the issue. >> reporter: the girls are student leaders on a group that is intent to reducing teen pregnancy. >> these teenagers that we have, they know their stuff. and they bring their personal experiences t

mgm has a bigger presence on the strip itself, along with las vegas sands and wynn. those three all hit new highs. they also have been climbing in recent weeks, thanks to a rebound of gaming in macau, china, where they also operate casinos. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: you get laid off. what's next? some people are looking for help by visiting their broker. not their stock broker, but their business broker. for many white-collar and blue- collar folks, buying a business is an alternative to hitting the want ads. and as jeff yastine reports, that's why business brokers are seeing a lot of business themselves these days. >> yastine: when chad simon goes to work, he's concentrating on just one thing-- he's in "the zone." yes... the popcorn zone. >> i never dreamed i would be doing this business, not at all. i question myself over and over before i bought the business. "am i really going to buy a popcorn business?" >> yastine: but buy it he did, after spending years in pharmaceutical sales and wondering... >> when they're done with you, they're done with

. >>> a las vegas woman is facing charges after her young daughter and granddaughter fell from a third floor balcony. this story tops our look at other news from around the nation. >> i would die if something happened like that to my kids. >> i looked up and said you get down from there you're going to fall. >> a terrifying sight for neighbors, two toddlers on the third floor window ledge in las vegas. they went to the balcony where they fell. >> it's insane. we could get killed if we fall from that height. a little kid? it's terrible. >> the girls are expected to survive. the woman charged is the mother of the 3-year-old and the grandmother of the 1-year-old. investigators say she was asleep and may have been intoxicated. >>> he said he was joking but those on board a washington to denver flight weren't laughing. a diplomat who wanted to sneak a smoke and then joked about lighting his shoe on fire triggered a bomb square. he is expected to leave the u.s. by tomorrow and as such will not face charges. >>> and a dentist from massachusetts who now lives here in maryland faces criminal ch

in fact he was rejected for a boxing license in las vegas is a called las vegas, god the license and we exposed the fact that wisconsin was willing to let a boxer with one eye vision traded it in the ring when a former fed rejected him. i thought this whistleblower thing is pretty easy. some of the upcoming check it out and have a story. a few months later i turned 20 and graduated from college in another person caught, a teacher comments at all across wisconsin are teachers you been convicted of molesting children may move to another school district may start teaching again. you really got to look into it and we started a project away from 370 teachers that have molested children and just move to another district in 30 teaching again because there was no screening system. i thought wow, this is really great come of this whistleblower thing. i get into this. and then i came to washington and i said wow whistleblowing is a much more complicated and dark and tricky proposition . the first whistleblowers i met here in washington called me up. i was only hear about six months. still have

lucky customer a chance to party with the models at the invite-only launch event at the mirage in las vegasvegas is the exclusive host for "swimsuit," in the midst of a three-year contract. a high-profile draw that the president of the convention and visitors authority hopes will help fill the city's 150,000 hotel rooms. >> we have to work hard because we are in competition with everyone. we have to stay one step ahead of the curve. >> and profits that are made in vegas, stay in vegas. >> we had a return on the investment of 19-1 in the amount of dollars we invested in last year. the fact that people start look for the event in las vegas itself is going to drive more visitation to us. >> despite the expanding digital universe, businesses still pay to be part of the print issue, which sells on average more than a million copies at newsstands. because swimsuit doesn't contain time sensitive articles it can stay on the rack longer from february to may. the ultimate advantage when selling in today's media market. and the price, $2 more than the regular issue. why? because it is printed on thick

en las vega nevadas puedes ver la primera convención nacional. y aseguran que el amor de su vida. debe ser por lo menos 8 años más joven que ellas. y quiere saber. y a sus 47 años. axe chad por hombres menores. y trajo a las vegas. y mujeres en busca de pareja. . >>> cuando una mujer intenta hacerlo. buscan amor y felicidad. la tendencia obedece a un punto de igualdad. >>> ya cambió no el hombre adulto. oí las mujeres adultas la igualdad de derechos para todos ahora. >>> pero no todo es color de rosa mientras ellas buscan la juventud y vitalidad y belleza en hombres más jóvenes. ellos por su parte. tienen claro lo que quieren. y no necesariamente es amor. y estoy buscando una que tenga dinero. y viven y cono 100 ten. pueden buscar una relación estable y existen aquellas que están dispuestas a mantener económicamente a un jovencito que sencillamente las haga felices. el término ha sido utilizado como una ofensa. estas mujeres el poder sostener una relación con un hombre mucho menor que ellas es prueba clara de su independencia económica y emociona

so basically there were reports in the las vegas is dippers the waiters were carrying guns while they were serving people than less vegas and further west in the mexico the company decided to make employees work in the back of the house and hire women from the midwest to come out and populate their distress. these are the earliest harvey girls. these pictures many of which have never been seen before with this is the ethos if you've ever seen the movie a league of their own the way these women take care of each other, that is the way the harvey girls were and not for just one more to baseball seasons. the phenomenon lasted from 1880s to the 1940's. you're talking about generation and generation of american women who decided they would have this amazing harvey girl experience. they are from syracuse kansas. the one on the right her date books are actually known and i got them because i heard that her granddaughter lived in the kansas city area, got the name of the church she had buried her mother and had left a message hoping she would find me and called me. and she had her grandmother

bring a little easter to las vegas. >> i should.ng to be a weird transition, but we should work with the charity you're working with, while i have egg all over my head. >> it's called home for haiti.org. it's a website. rainy season is coming to haiti any day now. >> jimmy: and that's bad. >> yeah, 700,000 homeless haitians still today and once the rain comes, there's mud, carries malaria and typhoid and haiti is not really structured, to handle those kinds of diseases that are simple and curable. but for elderly and young kids and people recovering from injury, it's devastating. so, we are trying to get tents there fast. so you can go to the website, you click and the tent is sent for you. >> jimmy: you don't have to go to, like, the big five and buy a tent and mail it to haiti or anything like that. >> no, no. sit on your ass, you can bleep that out, right? >> jimmy: no, ass is fine. we can say that. it's all right. >> sit on your bum, going to be like the first guest and -- you can sit on your bum and from your office or your hom

skyscrapers swayed as far away as phoenix and buildings shook in las vegas. most of the damage was in the southeast corner of california in the agricultural area called imperial valley t had people in san diego, santa barbara and los angeles on alert. >> every 40 squire mails of our city was covered by l.a. firefighters making sure we had no damages or no injuries. so they were busy. wave got helicopters out of our air operations in van nuys that go airborne that check for our infrastructure, making sure our high-rise ildings are okay our hospitals, universities, schools, water supplies are good. the firefighters are not back quartered safely within their stations and no injuries to report. >> all rides at disneyland were shut down and inspected for damage but were operating again by sunday night and the park remained open all day. aftershocks are being felt including a 5.4 magnitude and also power outas have been reported in mexico and in the u.s. >> thank you. >>> we are going >>> making headlines this morning, metro's former general manager is now talking

casinos had a move up in the middle of the day as the numbers out of las vegas for the last couple of months have been particularly strong. transportation stocks were up partly in consolidation, and partly on the retail news, and overall, a pretty good day. about 1600 advances versus the 1400 decliners. the one laggard group is the semi-conductors. "closing bell" is coming up in four seconds. there you go. krou know w you know who is next, maria. >>> and ait is 4:00 on wall street, do you know where your money is? this is "closing bell" and i'm maria bartiromo and we are following the close tonight. the stocks are bebounding from the early morning losses and pushing the s&p 500 at the closing high of the year. the financial on consumer discretionary sectors are leading the comeback, because retail sales surged by a record 9.1% last month giving the investors renewed optimism that the consumer is spending money and it is finally turning around. the usair and united merger in the news today and the two companies may be plying toward a deal, and we will see if they have their eyes on ano

was a huge earthquake, 7.2 in magnitude, and people felt it as far away as here in los angeles and las vegasnd phoenix. >> it's probably felt by at least 20 million people at this point. most of southern california is going to have felthis earthquake. >> reporter: near the epicenter people say the shaking was like nothing they'd ever felt before. chandeliers started shaking from the ceilings. things started falling off the walls. it was a terrifying interruption for many, for what was settling in to be easter dinner. here in southern california, no major damage reported. no power outages reported as of yet. however, rides at disneyland briefly stopped as a precaution. but they have started back up again. and the water in the tanks at seaworld also sloshed out of the tanks. but seaworld reported no major damage. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> let's head south of the border where it was an unforgettable afternoon for hector lopez. who's joining us now on the phone. >> hector is in the oceanfront resort community of playasde rosarito area not far from the epicenter. thank you for join

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audrey: o'reilly when are you and beck going to be in las vegas? firming up the tour schedule for the rest of the year we will let you know shortly the cities and dates of the shows. we'll have that foromó you in a few days. ed: bill, the interview with raquel welsh was a great example of beauty and the beast. there we go again, the beast. come on, i'm so misunderstood. john: i asked my wife if she wanted bowl fresh for mother's day. she said okay if she could give me al franken's book for father's day. sorry bill. john: my coffee tastes better in the bold fresh coffee mug. it was designed that way john thanks for helping with your purchase. foxnews/bill o'reilly. how about e-mail us pithy comments from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. the wore of the day do not be peccant when writing to the factor. that's it for us today. i am

this weekend it was another tight race, but at the academy of country music awards last night in las vegas there was no doubt about the big winner. carrie underwood made history becoming the first woman ever to win entertainer of the year twice. underwood who won the show's top honor last year beat out taylor swift, kenny chesney, the zac brown band, toby keith, brad paisley, george strait and keith urban for this year's top honors. numbers wise lady antibella was the lead winner including vocal group which snapped a seven-year stranglehold on that award by rascal flats. >>> and to the box office now. most skpefts say "how to train your dragon" eeked out a close victory. available audience had the kick ass coming in second with $250,000 behind. pretty close there. the comedy death funeral came in fourth just behind date night with $17 million. did you see the amas last night? >> i did not, but i'm sick and tierld of carrie underwood. >> i know. she's a little overdone. >> she's pretty, she's smart, she's gorgeous, she sings well. >> yada, yada, yada, let's bring someone else in. >> this co

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it was so far reaching that 20 million people as far off as las vegas felt the earth shake. the hardest hit area in the u.s. is little more than 200 miles from los angeles. on the border in calexico, california. what's the latest on the damage assessment and how are people recovering there, miguel? >> reporter: the 40,000 people that called this area home certainly felt that quake. it was probably -- this was probably the hardest hit town in this region. certainly not far from the mexico border, just a few blocks up the street. the damage here was relatively widespread for this small community though it's considered to be moderate, not necessarily severe damage. it's surprising, though, because when you look around all of these buildings, which were built decades ago, are still standing. we haven't seen any buildings that are toppled over or crumbled down like we've seen across the border near mexicali. these buildings are decades old and they do have some damage you can see in the facade that there are some cracks and certainly probably some cracks below in the foundation a

then the academy of country music awards live from las vegas. it's all tonight on america's number one network. in the end, i guess we're not surprised there was a playoff considering at one time yesterday 10 players either led or had a share of the lead at one time. it had been all weekend so tightly packed, that leaderboard. nick: for the last six holes, it all changed, didn't it? a lot of guys fell over at 14 and 15, and then it ended upcoming down to furyk and davis. jim: give anyone the advantage here? nick: well, not really. i think brian davis -- i would have thought he would sense just a great opportunity for a first-time win, to get that two-year exemption on tour. he's moved from britain to orlando, made that his home now. and, you know, the wind is fantastic. that two-year exemption, that can really take the pressure off somebody. >> check your golf balls. good luck to you. >> thanks. >> you bet. jim: slugger white presided over that drawing. slugger's brother-in-law ken green will be in the field next week. ken green, of course, afte

the owners say the designers were aiming for a grand classy feel with a mix of washington and las vegas. the club is one of the biggest in shanghai and can seat 2,000 guests and its lavishly designed sofa booths and private care owety. >>> we have an update on a story we brought you on 9 news now at five but we have to warn you the video can be disturbing. a matador who was nearly gored to death is improving. jose 2078 mass severe hemorrhaging after one of the bull's horns struck its groin. he had to be rushed to the hospital. the doctor who's treating him says he expects the matador to make a full recovery. this is his second serious injury in a bull ring. >>> and a little closer to home arlington police want to know who's behind a state of mysterious calls people are getting in the middle of the night. hundreds of people in northern virginia say they are getting calls over and over and over again. scott broom reports they are victims of a scam called spoofing. >> this is what jason kauffman heard four times between two a.m. and 4:30 a.m. on saturday morning and he's not happy. >> now

hours we go with an author john dean written 10 books and working on your 11th and joining us from las vegas and. >> caller: i was wondering if you that what happened in the 1960 election had a major impact on president nixon's attitudes towards the powers that be? did you have any conversation regarding his top lawyers at the time wanted him to challenge the electoral count that would have given him the presidency. but from what i have known i have been in direct conversation a second party conversation back from 1966. his reasoning for not telling jane fact is it would have torn the country apart at a time in the '60s when we have a serious problem with nuclear competition with the russians. if you please give me your thoughts or any conversation and maybe that made him a bitter because of the election? >> that is a good summary of the situation and nixon's position is it would be to divisive if he did sell. he has never fully reported there were problems in the chicago area but what was never fleshed out there was a member of emissaries to check out the downstate illinois elections would

six months or longer and make sure we're traveling to cities around the country chicago, dallas, las vegas are on our list. maybe sacramento? and we will be building up others. so people can come and meet us and present firsthand experience is about the postal service and how important saturday delivery is or willing to live without saturday delivery and the adjustments they can make if they don't have that. we will be hearing both sides of the story and i am sure along the way we will hear the kind of testimony we just heard about how important the postal service is to the country especially in areas that are far away from big cities. and always makes me feel proud to be part of that sum that provides a special unique service to everyone in the nation. >> host: thank you for making fats and early part of the process. >> on "washington journal" a look at the a media event >> and did morningveone and it will come to carnegie at a special welcome to our c-span audience this morning. tata exactly one year ago and london president medvedev and president obama met and began what has now become

no offense to las vegas and regulated by gambling laws. it should not be put with the clothing of a commodity. so we urge the committee it urge the cftc to deny applications for contracts and we urge the committee at conference to support the amendment in the senate financial reform bill prohibiting trading in these kinds of agreements. thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> thank you. we'd like now to recognize mr. harbinson, international representative, international allyance of theatrical stage employees and directors guild of america. please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. very happy to be here. chairman boswell, and ranking member moran, appreciate this opportunity to appear before you. my name is scott harbinson and i'm international representative for the international allyance of theatrical stage employees. i'm here representing iatse and directors guild of america. i hope my presence along with others in industry will underscore the grave concern we have about the impact of movie futures contracts which are pending before the cftc. i

some more than 300 miles away, in phoenix, las vegas, los angeles, san diego. >> i was like, i'm done. this is the scariest thing i ever experienced. >> reporter: if didn't take long for youtubers to share their experience. it occurred during easter dinner. the only tsunamis were the waves in the swimming pools. the most serious damage is downtown. 80% of these older buildings have been red tagged. here in mexicali, the destruction is worse. more than 200 people were injured. a parking structure collapsed, but no one was injured. government buildings are damaged too, but they were empty for the holidays. this is raw sewage spilling into the street, but the workers here are dealing with it. this quake along the laguna salada fault packed a force five times as large as the earthquake in haiti. amazingly, the damage and the death toll were minimal. seismologists tell us there were two things that account for this. the destructive energy was absorbed in largely unpopulated areas of the desert. the other is mexico, unlibeling haiti has pretty good building codes. miraculously, only three p

this one, was well on its way, about an hour from its scheduled stop in denver before going on to las vegas when a passenger in first class spent a long time in the bathroom. federal investigators say when he came out a flight attendant smelled smoke and notified two federal air marshals onboard. they questioned the man, 27-year-old mohammed al madadi from qatar. assigned to its embassy in washington. he was on official business to check on the treatment of a federal prisoner, convicted last year of being an al qaeda sleeper agent in the u.s. when asked about smoking in the bathroom he replied, "i was trying to light my shoe on fire." and refused to give up his lighter. taking no chances, the file sent an emergency message. the faa relayed warnings to other planes in the air. >> be advised usair carrier has reported a passenger has attempted to ignite his shoes on fire. all pilots are to maintain extra vigilance and report any anomalies immediately. >> reporter: passengers on other flights were told to stay seated and put everything away. cnbc scott cohen flying last night on continental to

. >> host: paul is joining us from las vegas. welcome to the program. >> caller: hi, steve. hi, mr. dean. happy easter. steve, you do a wonderful job with the interviewing both here and on washington journal, and, mr. dean, i've read several of your books and enjoyed them very much. a quick story and a question. i'm usually successful in striking up conversations with seat mates on plane rides, but about six years ago a beautiful woman sat down next to me, obviously, very wealthy, and i was unable to get much of a conversation going with her. she was courteous but quite distant, and i put that down later to the fact that i had a book on my lap which i'd read a little bit of, and that book, of course, was "worse than watergate." [laughter] so -- >> host: paul, who was your seat mate? >> caller: i don't -- she was, obviously, a wealthy young woman from seattle. might have been a microsoft millionaire's wife or somebody like that. >> guest: those are my readers. [laughter] >> caller: but, well, this one, i don't think she appreciated the book. it was just a guess on my part, but i thin

it was centered south of mexicali and felt in southern california and as far away as phoenix and las vegas. two people in mexico were killed. experts say the toll was minimal because the force of the quake moved northwest away from population centers. bill whitaker now from the california/mexico border. >> reporter: it was the most powerful earthquake to hit the border region in 18 years and it sent people in both mexico and california running from their houses. >> i was so scared for my life. >> reporter: really? you thought you were going to die? >> yeah. >> reporter: the heaviest damage was in mexicali, mexico, the border city of a million people just 38 miles north of the epicenter was shaken and rolled for 45 seconds. two people were killed in the quake here, more than 200 people were injured, most being treated outside structurally unsound hospitals. hundreds of buildings collapsed or were seriously damaged. water mains broke. power lines down. people slept outside, frightened by the continuing aftershocks. "i won't go inside my house for anything" says this woman. she and her daught

if you went -- you had the opportunity to go to las vegas, with camino, the government of the united states are your brother-in-law or your dad back in you and observing all your losses, would you take more risk or less? i would take more risk you are right? if it goes well you get to keep the upset. if it goes badly, someone else is going to pay for that. that's good. i like that. it's not fair to your dad or whoever it is, who cares. it's a great opportunity for me. i should take it. that basic principle and that's what went on in the 1920's. we need to fix it again. question on the left. the lady here in the middle. >> two questions. one is, what do you think should be done to re-create antitrust, you know, movement while the obama administration is here? any mention that there's some difficulties with that to get the g20 two agreed to help with this. but what can the u.s. do on this front? another question is assuming that the economist on the left and right, many of them are agreeing with you because, you know, they're advocating well on the right, free markets and on the left r

. >> host: and john is joining us from las vegas. welcome to the program. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. mr. dean, i wanted to know if thought that what happened in the 1960 election in illinois and west virginia had a major impact on president nixon's attitudes towards the powers that be in the media and what have you. and did you have any conversations regarding -- i believe his top lawyers at the time wanted him to challenge the electoral count in all of illinois which would have given him the presidency but from what i've known -- i had an indirect conversation -- a second party conversation with the president back around 1966. his reasoning for not challenging that election, i believe, was it would have torn the country apart in a time in the '60s when we had a very serious problem with nuclear confrontation with the russians. if you would please give me your thoughts -- any conversations and maybe that made him a little bitter to the press and what have you because of the stolen election. >> host: thank you, john. >>

if you have the opportunity to go to las vegas with the government of the united states or your brother in law or your dad backing you and observing your losses would to take more or less risk? i would take more. if it goes well you get to keep the up side, if it goes back the some one else is going to pay for that. that's good. i like that. it's not a market economy. who cares. it's not fair to your dad or whoever it is. who cares. it's a great opportunity for me. the basic principle and that is part of what went wrong in the 1920's, a part of what fdr fixed and we need to fix it again. a question on the left. the leedy here in the middle. >> two questions. one as what do you think should be done to recreate the antitrust movement while the obama administration is here and you mentioned there is difficulty is to get the g22 agree to help. but what can the u.s. do? another question is assuming that economists from the left and right many of them agree with you because they are all advocating on the right to free markets and then on the left regulation. you have some consensus on the lef

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you saw home construction with people commuting to las vegas.with the housing bubble bursting, they felt the pain. host: moving to the north east. heron county, ohio. unemployment at 18.1%. further down into a central ohio, unemployment rate is below 10%. guest: right. that is probably one of the few counties in ohio where it is below 10%. ohio has felt the pain from manufacturing jobs, as well as some of those in neighboring states, such as indiana and michigan. host: the map looks at the financial stress across the country. tell us aware of -- what it is like where you live. this map that has every county across the country, looking at the bankruptcy rate, the unemployment rate, and the foreclosure rate. there was in the 1980's, the missouri index -- the misery indiex. ex. guest: it started before ronald reagan. it was created in 1970's, a period where we had stagflation. we have high inflation, but the economy was going to successive recessions and unemployment remains high. you added the high inflation and high unemployment and you've got a

if you want to do that, you can go to las vegas. they say what goes on there stays there, you can go to atlantic city. we have places where you can do that. those places are not places where you do activities those place that's are equivalent that we have seen in the middle of some of the investment banks and financial institutions in this country. i've said this on the floor before and i will repeat this, i've said what needs to be done on the reform bill, we need to understand what happened and how unbelievably ignorant it was. now, the subprime loan scandal. everybody was involved in that. when i say everybody, i'm talking about all the biggest financial institutions, they were securitizing mortgageses and sending them upstream, all making huge bonus profits. all kinds of fees and it's starting with the broker that could place big mortgages to people who couldn't afford it and right on up the line, they were all making big money. so here's an advertisement that we all listened to in the last decade during this unbelievable carniv

my question is lvs, las vegas sands.he stock seems to have no end to it. >> i think it's a terrific stock, but you know i like wynn, which also has no end to it. wynn is the better of the two stocks. but i want to thank him. he put a lot of money into a sad memorial in israel, but he did great work. i have to mention all his charitable work. he's amazing. let's take one more call. eric in d.c. >> caller: jim, b-b-b-b-b- b-b-b-b-b-b-boo-yah. >> i like that. hit me, hit me. >> caller: what's going on with skyworks? >> it just staaled at 15. it's a way station on its way to 20. i think that this stock is a good one and it's cheap and i would buy skyworks. if you own it, i would stick wit. and i would stick with cramer! >>> coming up, golden growth? is this elemental stock the key to a successful portfolio? cramer's exclusive one-on-one with eldorado ceo on this "executive decision." >> gold stocks take a pause in march. they are coming back in april. you know i always favor bullion. i also think the etf that tracks gold is

we're not las vegas. not atlantic city. we're baltimore. and it is a family townspeople come to the harbor. see the orioles and ravens. and spend the day. i think businesses have to use common sense. >> the stripper mobile is in st. louis right now but managers tell me it will be back in baltimore. no telling when. but it will be back soon. to continue to boost business. reporting live here in downtown baltimore. karen parks fox 45 news at 10:00 >> >> a toddler from aberdine that went missing in the state of florida is found in new york city. 3-year-old nathaniel fons went missing after his mother was arrested for using counterfeit money. gave her son to friends and today he was found in saint patrick's cathedral in new york city, unhurt, note in pocket with the mother's shame and number of florida police. >> police make an arrest in the murder of a 72-year-old security guard in waverly, 18-year-old troy taylor and 19-year-old michael hunter charged in the death of bowman. gunned down in the 2900 block of greenmount avenue april 8. >> this