and he wrote that no intelligent american would ever listen to joseph lister. so the answer is everything that you said is absolutely true. it is a fascinating story with joseph lister and samuel gross and his tour of america. i thank you for bringing that up. sir? >> thank you for your presentation. >> you are welcome. >> i am an anesthesiologist. i appreciate your wonderful photographs or the types that you showed. there are statues of crawford long, who southerners believed discovered ether-anesthesia all over the south. not sure if they're coincidental with the civil war. certainly he is well recognized. my point is, america was known for yankee ingenuity, inventions discoveries in every field except medicine. when you compare what was known of scientific medicine in america in the 19th century and what was happening in europe, with great discoveries, foremost medical schools, centers of learning in england and france and germany and austria, america was way behind. it wasn't until well into the 20th century that scientific medicine really acquired its repu

we'll tell you how much cash he brought in last night mingling with a lot of a-listers at the house of none other than george clooney. >>> welcome back, everybody. a shocker this morning from jpmorgan chase, the nation's largest bank said it guessed wrong on a major trading bet and lost $2 billion in the past six weeks. the ceo blames "error, slopness and bad judgment" but says jpmorganchase remains profitable despite that loss. >>> not the case for the postal service reporting a first quarter loss of $3.2 billion, one billion more than the same time last year. it's running out of cash and without help from congress may default on health benefit payments next fall. >>> americans are spending more on mom this year. one survey predicts we'll be shelling out about 8% more on everything from flowers and cards to electronics like e-readers and tablets. on average we'll each be spending $153 for the holiday. >>> asian measures off after that bad news from j.p. morgan chase. tokyo's nikkei average lost 46 points. hong kong's hang seng was down 252. in london, the ftse opened higher and dow ro

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is the capital account with lauren lister let's check in with learn to see what is on city of agenda lauren what can we look forward to hi liz well it's monday so why don't we give you a perverse notion of the way things work in this too big to fail financial system j.p. morgan loses two billion dollars all of a sudden all eyes are on what allowed this trading loss to occur what this means for regulation what kind of punishment there should be if any and at the end of the day things come out and it looks stacked to j.p. morgan's benefit more of these factors working in its benefit and hurting everybody else or at least other firms and other players in the market let me give you just one example today we learned that investors are worried about the european mortgage bond market because guess what j.p. morgan is the largest buyer of european home loans and after this whole fiasco investors are worried that j.p. morgan is going to pull out they have such large positions that if they pull out there could be a significant increase in volatility which is something that could really hurt ot

let's check in with lauren lister to see what's on today's agenda lauren what you have going on over there hi liz eyes are focused again on europe because policymakers if you can believe it held their eight teens meeting to discuss the crisis their lives do you want to take a guess at what they came up with to solve it i couldn't take a guess right now to be honest with you well that's a pretty good one because they came up with nothing now everybody parses this and says what are they going to do what should they do what are they not doing we're going to ask what if they do nothing net net policymakers have screwed up enough so that's the question i'm going to pose to our guest edward harrison today he's the author of credit write downs dot com and i don't think he's going to groove me there but i'm going to press him liz and i think people want to see it look forward to watching that and that is coming next on the capital account with lauren lister lauren thank you but that's going to do it now for the news for more on the stories we covered you can check out our you tube channel th

laura lister thanks thank you. right just ahead of the shell fire side friday and then in happy hour as a stirring a new trend online including trayvon martin and should schools put g.p.s. trackers on students to make sure that they're not cutting class taking. of american power continue. going on. might be time revolution. and if. you are very good book. review. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you know some other part of it and realize everything. you don't know i'm sorry is a big. mystery but i. welcome the aloneness so they'll get the real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . the counseling i'm lauren lyster. to to

is the capital account with lauren lister let's check in with lauren to see what's on today's agenda lauren what you have going on there hi there live will anyone that has been watching our show knows and probably cares about m.f. global because they've been affected or because they care about what it signifies in terms of the financial system the legal system in this country crony capitalism and the kind of questions that arise when you have a highly politically connected c.e.o. at the top of a firm that collapses and takes customer money we have a man here who has been calling for an independent counsel and lobbying for that he'll tell us how those efforts are growing liz right that's coming up next on the capital account with lauren lister but that's going to do it now for the news for more of the stories we covered you can head on over to youtube dot com slash r t america you can also check out our web site that is r t dot com slash usa can also follow me on twitter outlets wall capital account is coming up next will be right back here at five. there hasn't been anything yet on t

good afternoon and welcome to capital account on more and lister here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for may third two thousand and twelve a big announcement from the european central bank. we do sorry do to keep the key interest rates unchanged. so no news there keeping it at one percent that is the announcement that merited heavily stepped up security in the spanish city of barcelona these are strange times when a country imposes border controls suspends a tree allowing unrestricted travel with its neighbors and deploy thousands of extra police for a regular monthly policy setting meeting we'll talk about it and greek elections could get ugly for those in favor of the european status quo this reportedly close to a year and a half after the first major attack of a politician after austerity measures were implemented we'll look at the big picture and goldman sachs's c.e.o. says this has cost the company. lloyd blankfein chairman and c.e.o. of goldman sachs and i support marriage equality. soon so it couldn't have been the barrage of bad press around in the gr

and coming up next is the capital account with lauren lister let's check in with lauren to see what's today's agenda learn what you have going on their lives it has been announced it is official china and japan will begin trading in their own currencies this friday reportedly according to japan's finance minister liz do you know who or what that leaves out what does that leave all or and it lays out the u.s. dollar so this is just one of these pacts that we've seen we will talk to john butler he is an author he is also a veteran of global finance for more than a decade and he's going to tell us what he sees as the significance of this move away from the dollar in addition while we see a move away from the dollar we see an increase in the role possibly played by gold now despite the fact that the price has been going down since its high in august we'll talk about what really is the calculus of gold that we're not seeing in that price list because it might be more significant than any surge that we could see in the price well it sounds like you have a lot going on a lot of talk about th

of greece actually departing from the monetary union so here to discuss all this with me is laura lister host of the capital account here on r t hello lauren iryna let's start with the face i know that last week christine for filling in for me you guys talked about this facebook i.p.o. whether you call this thing a boss but did you expect it to get just so much more bungled within one week this certainly did turn out to be kind of. a cascading chain of events that captured a lot of the twenty four her news cycle along with a lot of different twists and turns between dad's down and the regulatory issues and just a lot of retail investors getting hurt in what was a really highly anticipated story stock but alone when there is this much expectation behind a company like facebook that everybody knows and when there is this told holy insane valuation ninety nine times come the company's earnings it's almost set up for a disaster of some kind but no i didn't think that it was and i think if you're going right in the sense that it's going to set up to to disappoint right when there's so much hy

laura lister thanks thank you. right as the head of the shell fireside friday and then in happy hour as a stirring a new trend online including trayvon martin and should schools put g.p.s. trackers on students to make sure that they're not cutting class they took. in using sigrid laboratory here mccurry was able to build on its most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation and why it should care about humans and worry that this is why you should care watch only on the algae dot com. so resistance a new job the rights of. the rights of leukemia for example asserting at times but . breast cancers more than ten times told cancers fourteen times i would forget the exact details but the shoes numbers there's no nothing that you have ever found in any epidemiological study have you ever there is a way that brings victory. to its creator. he's not alone some are more severe than others we have some d.p.s. born without skulls without a war against

a lot of hollywood a-listers. >> what i love about it. and the details haven't been fully confirmed but it appears of the $9 million raised from the public this is people paying $3 each to enter a raffle and the prize is sitting at the top table with the president of the united states and george clooney all for $3. >> that was like the most amazing thing about this fundraiser. they put this raffle out there and did raise $9 million from people going online and donating at least $3. $3 was the minimum. they did release the names of the winners who won. i just brought them with me. the first lady is beth who is a science teacher from new jersey. the other is karen who is a communications specialist from st. augustine, florida. they got all expense paid trips to this fundraiser. they get to bring their husbands as their dates. it will be a good time for them. >> nischelle, thank you. >> sure. >> celebrities, politics and big bucks is all fodder for p.j. o'roark. what do you make of this. $15 million, dinner at george clooney's house. the pre

. >> it has attracted hollywood a- listers.ed ross perot. >> this is the first time since the war i have ever cried. this is the first time but i someone understood me. >> they show comedies, romances, even animated movies. moviegoers get to meet the some of thed heroes. >> it is an extension of how can that peoplefact our country.tect >> the festival attracts about during the week. the best of the film festival on a weekly show on the pentagon and channel. website,a link on our wjla.com. >> there was a rare astronautical -- astronomical event tonight. fire -- the moon fron of the sun. up tonight. lit >> that is a highly filtered picture tonight. quite a bit of sunlight. from jason. has a series of photographs old pictures and with current day pictures. of them.ust one the cub scout standing in front u.s. capitol. everything matches up perfectly. the pictures from 1941. look at the photo wjla.com, a lot of history. outside, we have a few showers beginning to move into area. 81 degrees was the high earlier this afternoon. the av

many hollywood a-lister's swear by it will have details at 5:00. >> that must be good to. >> what abouthe weather today? >> it will be hot and humid for the rest of the week. friday would be -- will be near 90 and daily late based thunderstorms in the forecast and today some of those could be strong. thune back in at 5:00 p.m. for updates braided looks like we will cool down between sunday and monday. the pollen is in the high range today. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back your four "good morning washington" for clark 30 tomorrow morning. >> [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv i internet and phone for just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract required. unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet, and the best tv picture quality plus more hd. why pay so much for cable? switch to fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month guaranteed for two ye

since then, she has become a hollywood a-lister. you have been watching "newsday." >> the u.s.retary of state hillary clinton has told china that it cannot deny the aspirations of its citizens. her comments came as she opened high-level talks between the two countries in beijing. the chinese president said the two countries should respect each other even when they disagree. thank you very much for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended, global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

among the a listers arriving tonight, robert downey jr., barbra streisand and toby mcguire. the guest donations will only amount to be a third of that $15 million we mentioned. the rest of the money is coming from the general public. tens of thousands of people donated $23 each for a chance to win a ticket to this high profile event. >>> coming up on "nightly news" more coverage on response to the president's announcement to endorse same sex americans. and how ears are turning the conversation back to the economy. >>> a man shot to death by san francisco police late last night. officers have identified the man as 41-year-old dennis hughes. he's accused of beating to death his 66-year-old mother on tuesday. the two lived in the same home. he drove off in his mother's suv after killing her. park investigators tracked down hughes last night at his girlfriend's apartment on post street. when police approached the girlfriend's apartment, the suspect opened fire on officers, leading to a stand-off. 200 neighbors were evacuated from the apartment building and several other building

it's a hollywood a lister at the home of one of the president's higher profile supporters, george clooney. that event is being dubbed star- maggeddon. about 150 celebrities are going to pay 40,000 bucks to be there. people living in clooney's l.a. neighborhood are being told to brace because the traffic will be a little rough. >>> it is an unwritten rule for the media in d.c. the president's children are considered off limits. so why, then, does president obama keep bringing them up like did he yesterday when talking about same sex marriage? we asked bruce leshan to look into it. >> reporter: it is far from the first time that the president has invoked his daughters. when it comes to touchy subjects, he has repeatedly used them as a good gauge of common sense. >> malia and sasha, it wouldn't dawn on them that somehow their friends' parents would be treated differently. it doesn't make sense to them. >> reporter: he talked about his children when pushing a reduction in student loan rates, contraception and georgetown student sandra fluke, trayvon martin, even the somali pirates. >> when he

a listers robert today fire row, morgan freeman and quincy jones co-hosted the event. jennifer lopez is spending her sunday with a latin group for a 16-city tour. >> we're all out there to give you our hits, to give you our heart and soul. it's going to be an amazing tour. we're so excited about it. >> reporter: lopez and company will kick off the tour in canada this july. they'll perform in several major u.s. cities, including here in los angeles in august. dave matthews and susan sarandon turned out for a special screening of "last call at the crow yay sis ," -- at the oasis." it is an environmental film. >> we think of it as the air. >> we don't notice just how sparse it is becoming. but we're going to find that out much sooner than i think any of us would imagine. >> reporter: it opens in select theaters on friday. that's your eye on entertainment, teresa garcia, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. happy tuesday. i'm reason own. >> i'm -- i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. monika is here and has some interesting t

show capital account with laura lister next. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm laurin lether here in washington d.c. here headlines for april thirtieth two thousand and twelve new g.d.p. numbers confirmed that spain figure rose for the.

great revolution which would be heralded with -- with shortly thereafter by the likes of men like, lister and pasture, and bernard. for civil war era physicians and combatants they would not benefit one iota. filth, diseases and ancient remedies prevailed. well let's talk about the civil war. so here is william goodell. here is william good spechltell. let me tell you. 40 years old. private. vermont infantry. white oak swamp. 1862. gets knocked unconscious. knocks his knapsack off his back. his shirt gets ripped. he gets knocked to the ground. on sx no external lesion was discovered. he had no paralysis, anywhere, he could move his tongue perfectly in every way. but he could not speak and he was totally incensable to all sound. he was in a word, deaf and dumb. this is from his report. so what happened to mr. goodell. congestion of the brain. and he gets admitted to the hospital, later in philadelphia. treatment, blood taken by cups from the back of the neck and ears. cupping meant they would put a cup on the back of your neck.

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we love the connection with authors and pub listers. other bookstores are trying to do more events. we have established a very full and rich array of courses literary related courses. they're filling up instantly. we didn't know how it would turn out. we've been extremely are pleased to see how many people in the community have a hunger for that kind of learning. it's a great thing to bring people into the store and have them take courses and classes. we're going to be response or the literary tours overseas. you can look on the website and get more information. the other thing that i really think has to be pointed out that not only do we have the community -- one of the things that distinguish us all the independent bookstores. they are physical locations physical locations experience that can't be replicated online or quite as well in a big box store. if you come into our store you might be see the chief buyer and one of the gems of the book industry. he'll talk to you for a half an hour about your book tastes and preferences. he'll understand. he will have read the book. it's not

the show be sure to come back tomorrow and in the meantime you can follow me on twitter al gore and lister give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital account and have a great night. for sure is that so much money going which of course you want on its own terms of unity of nato but it would be the approach that summit in chicago this military alliance decided many things in principle like ending the occupation of iraq. is the key to. all. the air air. to .

great revolution which would be heralded with -- with shortly thereafter by the likes of men like, lister and pasteur, and bernard. for civil war era physicians and combatants, they would not benefit one iota from this

now, if we look at the lister, and we see these are senior people from the company, from the news corp. and they applied for renewal of the license in 2007, 2007. five years ago. and despite this long list, the fcc has not announced any plans for proactive investigation into whether or not news corp. -- in the u.s. and i give this to each one of you. what does it take for the fcc to begin an investigation? >> guest: obviously we have important responsibilities under the law we are aware of the serious issues that we see in the uk. these matters may come before the fcc. i think would be an appropriate -- inappropriate for us to prejudge him, and also inappropriate to speak about any investigations we -- spent we're talking about an action that has to be taken. >> we don't comment as of agencies of government don't comment on the status of investigations. obviously, we have important responsibilities that we will take seriously. it's important we not prejudge it. >> that would be very good, take seriously. >> host: is an investigation of news corp. and legitimate action in your view? >>

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so let's check in with lauren lister to see what's on today's agenda what's going on lauren hi there i don't know if you caught it there was quite a splash made on wall street yesterday when j.p. morgan came out and said that they posted a two billion dollar loss it could be more with the bet that they made with company money and the chief investment office this was where the now infamous london whale reportedly work has been making a splash for a little over a month but now this has become a really big splash we're going to talk about what this means for banking risk what this means for proprietary trading and the regulation that's supposed to rain that all in the which i'm not a lot of questions about whether or not that's working or going to work and instantly interesting will be following lauren can't wait but does it for no for more of the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our web site or to dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter you martin. i'm floored mr. morning's today violence is once again flared up. these are the images t

next first lauren lister's on the money to see if it all adds up in capital account stay with us. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm laurin the star here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for may second two thousand and twelve nicolas sarkozy and challenger francois alone face off today in the live french election t.v. debate and what's reportedly seen as the climax of the campaigns with elections in france and greece this weekend the results have the potential to send shock waves across the european debt landscape was speak with former diplomat and investment banker edward harrison about how politics in single countries could impact the global economy meanwhile what did outspoken and famed fund manager you henry tell a panel about europe at the milken institute global conference yesterday about his concerns take a listen but the thing that i fear is for scottish confiscation of my also its. clients lawsuits. he also thinks we're a year away from the french nationalizing their entire banking system we will discuss and speaking of confiscation foreign finan

hi guys it's time for happy hour and joining me this evening is lauren lister host of the capital account here on r.t. and comedian ryan shot thank you for joining me. let's start with i mean this is not a funny story at all it's really just insane really crazy but you know everyone is calling it the zombie apocalypse story because it involves this guy that was eating this other guy's face off police say thirty one year old rudy eugene was found naked attacking another naked man by biting off part of his face and officer shot and killed eugene after trying to stop the assault police believe that eugene was high on the type of l.s.d. that causes people to become violent and insane. so the one thing i have to say here is that some people are saying it's this new type of l.s.d. but everywhere else they're saying that it's bath salts and so i don't know if they're trying to consider bath salts a new form of l.s.d. but i mean what in the hell either way you have it covered with a really big warnings for kids not to do drugs either of the kind that they buy or the kind that they use from their

weeks and we'll have a does about the hour for you comedian brian greene and argued very own warren lister will be joining a. lot of american power to continue. things are. might be time. and it's true that you were very good. in radio. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you know some other part of it and realize that everything. is a big. story . but in the alone a film you'll get a real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. well it's time for tonight's told time award and we're giving it to repeat offender from the new york post michael goodwin he was featured just last week on this segment for trying to tell fox news that democrats are shredding the n.y

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good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lister here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for tuesday may twenty ninth two thousand and twelve china and japan are scheduled to begin trading in their own local currencies this friday that's what the japanese finance minister came out with that news now this allows traders to trade and you wan and yen without first converting them into dollars so we'll talk about what this means for the u.s. dollar the global reserve currency are we headed towards a world where no one single currency brain to brain and then to what french president charles de gaulle famously recognized as america exorbitant privilege and more trouble in europe as danes borrowing costs over germany's rise to the highest level since the start of the euro that's according to the financial times now the rescue of banking is reportedly what has investors wherry with concerns about the terms of the nineteen billion euro bailout now this is just one in a string of events we've seen over the last several months that you would think would have

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm laurin lister here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for may eleventh two thousand and twelve after hearing about his action on wall street since april we have finally seen this animal rear its head and tail take a look. at the london whale capsizes the j.p. morgan see i ope profit boat jamie dimon announces a two billion dollar trading loss saying more could be on the way saying big mistakes were made but hey this doesn't make the case for more regulation or for the volcker rule we'll talk about why this is exhibit a for why the volcker rule is needed that said we'll ask if the rule in its current form would have even stopped the london whale market places heidi moore joins us plus we will look at how the federal reserve may be in a blink and incentivizing this kind of risky behavior in too big to fail firms also president obama's mortgage financial fraud task force was touted in his state of the union address but some allege it's been starved of staffing and momentum since then some members of occupy wall stre

good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lister here in washington d.c. these are headlines for may tenth two thousand and twelve a group of u.s. house republicans are calling for the department of justice to appoint an independent counsel to investigate possible criminal wrongdoing surrounding the collapse of m.f. global we will speak to the man who's been touted the face of m.f. global's customers he's been in d.c. this week a lot being lawmakers to support this latest effort james good to les joins us in studio and from lehman brothers to bernie made off to m.f. global is bankruptcy law stacked against customers trying to get their money back and does the law enable financial institutions to commit fraud enable fraud and come out unscathed we'll look at the bigger picture and ben bernanke is out today saying the banking sector has gained a much more solid footing in the past few years but is this based on a flawed examination of the foundation and will discuss let's get to today's capital account. so if you watch this show then you know the story behin

they do this to a-listers all the time.uddy said they -- a buddy said he saw them do something similar to hillary clinton. i thought that's a good one. i had the fox news room looking up "hustler" with hillary clinton for the entire morning. >> you -- now the national organization of women said they would speak out against the toy toe and i don't think they have responded yet. maybe they will, maybe they won't. it is not to the speed that if it were a nancy pelosi or even if you went higher which i won't say that because it is disgusting. >> nixon was taking it up the you know what. >> no, i don't know. >> put it on the back end of a cow and put somebody's face on it. this is different because in the era of the web that can exist without that other stuff and can show up when you google her. i think she may have a case here. >> i will start buying "club" magazine. "hustler" you are out. >> that brings back the era of club, swank, gallery, weed, cherie. that's when they were all on one rack at the liquor store. >> can i bring

next with laura lister in tonight's capital account. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for may sixteenth two thousand and twelve minutes are out in the fed's last open market committee meeting which means that everyone is looking for the news about what the fed will do next to manipulate rates the money supply and of course reality as with the consequences jim rickards author of the best selling book currency wars is here to talk about them and its world that day in the u.k. in a number of other countries it's a campaign demanding an end to developing world debt but how about demanding an end to the developed world debt is that what campaigns should be calling for as the u.s. gears up for another debt ceiling showdown and as more than one point two billion euros out of greek banks at the beginning of this work week alone as the country increasingly crumbles under the weight of its liabilities we'll talk about it and speaking of debts check out who an australi