folks will be here, le nations t to cisco. we have to do this right. we will be reaching out to you on that basis. when you think about the women's economic summit, there is an individual in the bay area that personifies what this is all about. she was born in shanghai, went to university here in the bay area, and came to be the co- founder of one of the top companies in the area, marvell technologies. i have got to know her and have watched her and her husband about the business. not only do they do good business, they are absolutely powerful stalwarts for the greater civic community of the region. it is just phenomenal the work you are doing. you said a wonderful example. we are ready to lead on this thing. so without any further ado, let me introduce the co-founder of marvell. i think you will see, she is much more than that. when she is finished, i will come back and moderate a few questions from the media, if you have them. thank you all. [applause] >> thank you, jim, for your kind words. it is all about teamwork. good morning. so happy to be here

. >> a recent study from a nonprofit national consumer le centre concluded that loan servicers had little incentives to work out modifications. >> with a modification all the staffing costs, all of the costs, time and effort that goes into modifying a lone does not get reimbursed and the servicers have to bear that cost. >> she also said the fees can add up quickly. lynette has been working for a modification for nearly 2 years. >> it bothers me on so many levels that the banks make it on the way up, on the way down. they get covered in every which way. >> she's paying foreclosure fees, the attorneys fees. she's paying property inspection fees. >> the legal fees alone will cost her almost $2,000. but the mortgage bankers association says in many cases those fees are justified. >> attorneys fees, recording fees, collection fees. those are third party charges that have to directly offset the costs associated with them. >> in 2008 a federal lawsuit accused country wide home loans of chanling business toss its sub cidaris through the foreclosure process and marking up the price of the service

immigrants fleeing libya is also concerning the french public art you spoke to marine le pen president of the far right national front party she says attempts to blend immigrants into society threatens the french nation. some laws do because they say we're in a democracy but authorities refused to show the real figures on how many immigrants there are there are probably sixty seven million muslims here already plus additional immigration on a massive scale each year this is an organized replacement of our population is threatens our very survival we don't have the means to integrate those who are already here there is the endless cultural conflicts you can be against immigration fight immigration suspend all immigration or not hate immigrants and things of it's rules i understand immigrants wants a better future hey i honestly say to them you can't find a better future hey we're finding it hard to get a better future to our own people if that is. still to come in the program or for terror ten north caucasus militants killed in the russian police operations including two high ranking warlords with alleged ties t

wave of immigrants heading in trying to escape the conflict spoke to marine le pen the president of france as far right national front party will spark controversy i claiming it threatens the very survival of the french nation. they say we're in a democracy but authorities refused to show the real figures on how many immigrants there are there are probably sixty seven million muslims here already plus additional immigration on a massive scale each year this is an organized replacement of our population this threatens our very survival we don't have the means to integrate those who are already here there is though it's endless cultural conflicts you can be against immigration fights immigration suspend all immigration but not hate immigrants as individuals i understand immigrants wants a better future here but i honestly say to them you can't find a better future here with finding it hard to give a better future to our own people as it is. and watch the full interview with marine le pen our web site r t that car. is there the world war twenty five years since the worst nuclear accident in history set a huge radi

hitting the country try to escape the conflict and as he spoke to marine le pen the president of france is far right a national front party has sparked controversy by claiming it threatens the very survival of the french nation. because they say we're in a democracy but authorities refused to show the real figures on how many immigrants there are there are probably six to seven million muslims here already less additional immigration on a massive scale each year this isn't all that nice replacement of our population this threatens our very survival we don't have the means to integrate those who are already here there is the endless cultural conflicts you can be against immigration fights immigration stand all immigration cannot eat immigrants of individuals you may understand immigrants want a better future here but i honestly say to them you can't find a better future here while we're finding it hard to get a better future to people as it is. i think it was the interview with larry in the head full interview that on our website outing up. tuesday the world marked twenty five years since the worst nuclear acci

national media of krs -- >> a lot! [laughter] >> but they care about the regional papers. le -- they loved this wednesday in the "detroit free press," "jobs near precrash levels," the headline about g.m. adding 4,000 jobs. this is important because the midwest is a swing state area and jobs are necessary. also they can make a turn here and say the president's plan with g.m. which was to get in there and a lot of people said just let the car companies died but he went in there and revived them and the white house put out a release that said "how tough love averted catastrophe and led to 4,200 new jobs," about as subtle as an atom bomb. but if they can sell the economy, they'll be in good shape. >> all the candidates you have been discussing are familiar faces to us. romney tried and didn't make it last and i'm. grippinggring invokes images of 1995. ron paul was joking himself that is the third time around. is the party going to have a come to a moment where they have is to make a old -- new or old party decision like the democrats did? if so what do the polls tell you about wh

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le's whereabouts, you're asked to call the police department. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> it's been 32 years since jonestown made national headlines. more than 900 people were killed there. most from the bay area. and today family and friends had the chance to finally honor the victims. about 200 people gathered at evergreen cemetery in oakland to dedicate a memorial to the people who died in that mass murder and suicide. they chose that cemetery because more than half the victims are buried there. and some of those who attended the ceremony today say they lived at jonestown, escaping just before that massacre. >> the guy that took us to the boat, he was telling us that you guys get back here. we all going to be dead. you are going back to the states and kick it like you used. to i said there ain't nothing going to happen like that. and next day, around noon, 1:00, they told us 400 some people had died up there. >> one of the names on the plaques is that of jim jones, the cult leader who ordered his followers to commit suicide. some wanted his name left off the memorial but three days ago, a judge refuse that had request, paving th

le's talk about westbeng, becae the communists, parlment often cit them as onof the reasons for the socialist idea still valid from india'founng. id that change at all on the nationalslave ledger -- val if thecommists win? >> one tng ishows us is thathe communisthaveeen ou of sync wi theeality in ina today. th have been unabl toatch up wh th rising aspition of ind, whh is a gap at -- lookg at economicrowth. d ishe reason theris a strong nionapresence. it is the reason they have been able to ph through tho social ideals,f yolike. --sociist ideals, if you like. >> thank you. you are wahing bbc news still to come, a nato targets the libyan leadersp compound, how is gaddafieari up under th pressure? police in britain are going t take a freshook at madeleine mccann, the youn british girl who went missi in in 2007. r parents have jt published a book about the daily suggle cop with the missing cld. maleinwould now be 8 years old. it will be calling t brith government to launch an independent riew of the evence. >> we have been askg for a reviewf her case for a couple of years. honestly, it has not happened. it was --t is four years sie she was ten a itas bee nothinat a. w

. >> thank you very much >> [le] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyrightational cable satellite corp. 2011] >> the coverage continues on the u.s. economy and treasury secretary timothy geithner into the by paul stevens, president and ceo of the investment company institute. this is almost one hour. [applause] >> good afternoon to your wallet and welcome to this year's general membership meeting. let me thank greg johnson an ad for their messages that were delivered at the outset of our conference and for their of leadership. once again, we are pleased to start the meeting with a policy forum and a really cannot think of a better guest to help us grasped the policy changes that we face as investors, an industry, and as a nation. timothy geithner was sworn in as secretary of the treasury in the first week of the obama administration. even before his appointment, he was a deeply involved in the critical economic issues with the federal reserve bank of new york where he had a leading role in addressing the financial crisis. mr. secretary, you've had a historic

days after the royal wedding prince charles is here in the nation's capitol visiting a sperm farm in the leroit park neighborhood where residents grow their own food. later today he'll speak at the future of food conference at georgetown university. the prince will also meet with president obama and have dinner at the home of senator john kerry. >>> southwest airlines has closed the deal to buy airtran airways. the the $1 billion purchase means southwest gets airtran routes in atlanta and for us it means southwest could fly out of reagan national. and they pick up gates also as la guardia airport. >>> and the caps on brink of elimination after losing to the lightning last night 4-3. they trail in the series 3 games to none. and that means tonight is a must-win or the season is over for your washington capitals. don't want that to happen. >> no, and it won't happen either. you'll see. >> i'm with you. >>> 8:15 now. let's get a check on the weather and another bright spot in our day? >> that's right. how could i forget that. before we get to the weather, i'll show you what is going on outside

le's disappearance suspicious. if you have any information on her whereabouts, you're asked to contact the hayward police department. live in hayward. monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> we will never forget. across the nation, people spent the day remembering men and women who have died in the service of our country. and memorial day tributes were held all over the bay area today as well. ♪ this was the scene at mountain view cemetery in oakland. hundreds packed the 148-year-old resting ground. there are veterans from as far back as the war of 1812 buried here. many stories of sacrifice were passed on to a new generation and scouts received a lesson in history. today also marked the presidio dating back to the war with mexico. more than 45,000 are buried there. today's event was a memorial for world war ii veterans, more than 2500 people participated in the ceremony today. and in walnut creek, family and friends remembered service people missing in action. more than 80,000 american soldiers are still m.i.a. the majority of the missing served during world war ii but still more than 1500 military personnel missing from the vietnam war. >>> today was filled with memories, both touching and terrifying, for doz

le more information coming out now from what officials are calling the treasure trove of intelligence left behind at bin laden's compound. yesterday an al-qaida plan to target u.s. railways for homeland security issuing a national alert. it did not focus on any specific city or rail system. >> it is a heads up. a warning. i think it is appropriate that this information was sent out to those responsible for that infrastructure. >> now, as for today's statements from al-qaida and taliban, the white house says it was not surprised by these new threats of violence. white house press secretary saying it is a reminder the country has to stay alert. lesli? >> all right, derek, thank you for that. >>> as more details are flushed out about the takedown of bin laden, more questions emerge about the strategy behind it and the risk. president obama told steve croft of "60 minutes" he had only one concern when he made his decision to strike. >> my number 1 concern was if i send them in can i get them out? and a lot of the discussion we had during the course of planning was how do we make sure there is backup? how do we make legislature there is redundancy built into the plan so we have the best chance of getting our guys ou

national power. you replace him with this guy, paul hewitt introduced today as the new george mason coach, the former georgia tech head man, spent 11 seasons with the control leellow jackets led them to the title game in '04. he followed bobby clemens and -- cremins there and follows another one here. >> a school where everybody is on the same page in what we have to do to be successful from the president down to the players, that's an exciting opportunity. >> reporter: in case you missed it, the redskins who started out with six picks in this weekend's nfl draft wound up with 12 after pulling off a handful of trades, espn's mel kuiper today gave the skins a c plus on their draft class pointing out they addressed most of their needs except the biggest one, quarterback. if you live anywhere near bethesda you have six weeks until the corner of river road and bradley boulevard turns into grand central station. that's because the u.s. open coming back to congressional country club. they held their big media today unveiling the grueling new 7500- yard track even tougher than it played when ernie els won there in 1997. graham mcdowell was on hand today thinking abo

national syndicated radio host. and more to the point, you have been the guy chasing -- who is that guy in "les mis" who kept chasing the guy and couldn't stop? >> john val jean. >> you have not stopped. no, you were the guy that wouldn't stop chasing him. you have been pushing this issue, as all americans have their soul, but why have you been on the war path on this one issue? how much interviews have you had with the president? >> five. >> in every one of them, you have talked about this. >> every one. >> and what have you gleaned from those interviews with the president? >> well, i'm so glad that you asked it that way, because the president has got to be given credit for having done exactly what he said he would do. if you go back to the spring of 2007, when he started to say, i will move on actionable intelligence in pakistan if i don't have confidence in the pakistanis doing so, and i then perpetuated that question and would ask him time and again. many people didn't want to believe him. you know, the republicans did not want to accept at face value. they wanted to promote this notion of him being an other, mo

les the voter rolls of osama bin laden? everyone but herman cain would not release it. guest: that is a national character issue.it is an appropriateness issue and a political issue. i think it would be wrong to release the photographs. we know he is dead. the bad guys know he is dead. abouts a certain point american a story that says we know it and we are done here. releasing the photograph is frightening to the muslim world. it suggests desperation. it is unnecessary and inappropriate. let's go to other jobs. let's continue to take down terrorists and not worry about photographs. guest: it came down to the comportment of presidential candidates showing hands -- my first advice was forget it. i think cain was onto something. president obama said we will never see osama bin laden walked the earth again. from the standpoint of moving on from this,i thought cain had the right answer. host: president obama praised mitt romney for passing universal health care in massachusetts. the issue came up in the debate on thursday. >> stood in iowa in 2008, on the night of the iowa caucuses, and he promised the nation that he

national policy imperative. we agree. the u.s. is resource rich in any ways, especially with oil and gas. the bottom le is if we don't develop our own energy sources we will have to accept the cost, both financial and geopolical of bringing it into this country from places that can be less secure and stable. in closing, shell is grateful for the widespread recognition in congress of the daunting energy challenge facing this nation. althoughome -- some of our opinions differ, we stand ready to work with you on developing a more secure, affordable and efficient energy supply for this nation. thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. mckay? >> thank you, mr. chair. ranking member half and committee -- members of the committee, good morning. i'm pleased to address energy incentives today. last marc month marked the one-year anniversary since the b.p. accident and b.p. continues to work very hard to compete our commitment in the gulf. i'd like to provide a little bit of context on b.p.'sevts in the u.s. on traditional and renewal industry. we are committed to providing the u.s. with energy it needs to ow in th

les the voter rolls of osama bin laden? everyone but herman cain would not release it. guest: that is a national character issue.n appropriateness issue and a political issue. i think it would be wrong to release the photographs. we know he is dead. the bad guys know he is dead. abouts a certain point american a story that says we know it and we are done here. releasing the photograph is frightening to the muslim world. it suggests desperation. it is unnecessary and inappropriate. let's go to other jobs. let's continue to take down terrorists and not worry about photographs. guest: it came down to the comportment of presidential candidates showing hands -- my first advice was forget it. i think cain was onto something. president obama said we will never see osama bin laden walked the earth again. from the standpoint of moving on from this,i thought cain had the right answer. host: president obama praised mitt romney for passing universal health care in massachusetts. the issue came up in the debate on thursday. >> stood in iowa in 2008, on the night of the iowa caucuses, and he promised the nation that he would

bristol was thrust onto the national stage in 2008 when her mother became the republican vice-presidential nominee and she became one of the country's most famous unwed teen mothers. lesoon take her own place at the podium as an unlikely spokesperson for abstinence education. >> i was out here just trying to tell teens that is hard work, this is a real jobful it's a 24-hour-a-day job. it's not like an accessory on your hip. it's hard work. >> reporter: last year she found her stride placing third on abc's ""dancing with the stars."" now a new reality show is reportedly in the works set to follow bristol's move to los angeles with her son trib. she says her showbiz career didn't play a role in choosing to go under the knife. slim chance of that. >> whatever she's had done looks really good on her. >> palin says she also look as little different because she lost about five pounds and she said she is feeling just great. al? >> kristen welker, thanks so much. now here's natalie. >>> al, thank you. now we'll today to "today's health" and sun safety. skin cancer if detected early has a high cure rate. plus if you take the right precauti precautions you can significantly re