he told me that lloyd was abusive. >> lloyd abusive? children were outraged at the accusation. >> that wasn't who my dad was. it was ludicrous to think there was anything going on in the home. >> no abuse? >> no abuse. nothing. absolutely nothing. if there had been anything going on, i mean, anything going on when my dad disappeared, we would have gone to the police and had them investigate this. if there was the littlest reason to suspect judd judy, it would have been a horrible thing, but it would have been over with 30 years ago. >> as the date for judy's trial approached, her claim that lloyd was an abuser hit the papers. lloyd's children furious and upset about what they considered visual libel bit their tongues when the attorney told them not to say a word. the truth will come out at trial. except it didn't, the trial didn't happen. judy struck a deal. to plead guilty to second degree murder and confess, though the confession wasn't quite the story her daughter kim remembered. >> i had a rifle, i was sitting on the edge of the bed

lord lloyd webber. >> you try saying lord lloyd webber late at night. it trips up the best.hought you did brilliantly. >> you just have been to the "spiderman" premier which has gotten so much criticism in the last few months. >> i'm not privy to it but the producers involved in it are many people who come from rock. and my guess is that the thinking behind it and it's not bad thinking at all my guess is that they really are thinking of this as a long term project for arenas, for rock places and, therefore, perhaps looking at this as a loss leader. i think they got in more of a tangle they thought. >> how are they dealing with it? they are used to unparalleled success in the rock business. but by most people's argument is it's been a bit of a turkey for them which they are not used to. >> i was sitting behind them last night, practically next door and they were really very delighted. the reception of the audience was generally very good. >> from a musical perspective how did you rate it? >> i'm not a critic. there are a couple of really good songs in there. the thing about i

live in watsonville, lloyd lacuesta.. >>> and back to those fishermen who have not seen since their boat capsized. we took off at 5:00 this morning and the coast guard searched for six straight hours. the c130 zigzagged back and forth over a strategic area where mexican officials believe the seven missing americans may be. >> if you spot somebody in the water with this radar image. >> it is possible. we have seen a bunch of whales and turtles today. >> reporter: the radar images help direct pilots to catch images if they pop ups. but the most important tasks happen to these two men, they must keep watch. >> they are looking for any signs of life but so far the only thing they have spotted is a raft with a rope, but no one inside. >> reporter: the mexican navy was immediately dispatched to check it out. it's unclear if the raft is part of theship that capsiz despite not finding any survivors today, it was a thorough operation. >> everything that possibly could have a person was checked out. >>> new at 10:00 the debate ove

lord lloyd webber. >> i 'm not sure about that because if you try to say lord lloyd webber late at nightrips up even the very best. i thought you did it brilliantly. >> you've just been to the spider-man premier. >> yeah. >> which has been the subject of unbelievable media criticism the last few months. how have they gotten themselves, do you think, into that position? >> i'm not privy to it but the producers who have been involved with it, many people who come from rock. and my guess is that the thinking behind it, it's not bad thinking this at all, my guess is is that they really are thinking of this as a long-term project for arenas, for rock places. therefore, they are perhaps looking at this as a bit of a lost leader, and i think they got themselves into more of a tangle than they thought. >> how are they dealing with it? they're only used to unparallel success in the rock business. this has been by most people's argument would be it's been a bit of a turkey for them, which they're not used to. >> i was sitting behind them last night, practically next door, and they were really deli

live in watsonville, lloyd lacuesta.news. >>> and back to those fishermen who have not seen since their boat capsized. we took off at 5:00 this morning and the coast guard searched for six straight hours. the c130 zigzagged back and forth over a strategic area where mexican officials believe the seven missing americans may be. >> if you spot somebody in the water with this radar image. >> it is possible. we have seen a bunch of whales and turtles today. >> reporter: the radar images help direct pilots to catch images if they pop ups. but the most important tasks happen to these two men, they must keep watch. >> they are looking for any signs of life but so far the only thing they have spotted is a raft with a rope, but no one inside. >> reporter: the mexican navy was immediately dispatched to check it out. it's unclear if the raft is part of theship that capsized. despite not finding any survivors today, it was a thorough operation. >> everything that possibly could have a person was checked out. >>> new at 10:00 the deb

here in egypt but in america sense they are basically idol worshippers of pop idol worshippers of lloyd blankfein a merry band of derivatives fraudulent counterfeiters speaking of pop idol there is the pop idolisation going on of j.p. morgan which is the biggest of the banks her occupiers them in the world and they have this former beauty queen who's now a j.p. morgan executive and i see all of the financial blogs posting photos of her and it's actually in the u.k. press as well this this hot babe who is this banker so that's the sort of thing they're trying to create the sort of war shipping of the lot lindsay lohan sort of things of the people of the world because look a lot of these celebrities who are worshiped via twitter and the rupert murdoch's tabloids. they get away with all sorts of stuff because people worship them so when if j.p. morgan can start creating some lindsay lohan type bankers who people will just forgive all how about lloyd blankfein the male unicorn with is probing antler elf eason's well you know the i.m.f. never has just one prong to tax the unicorn they go mul

and lloyd blankfein of goldman to sell the acropolis regathered are some of those all across. well it's own chambers also noted a default on u.s. treasuries a benchmark against which all other debt is measured would dwarf any worries about u.s. credit ratings as global markets would crumble they're pulling out this all the canard oh markets will crumble the world as we know it will and oh it's all over it give us all your money yeah well of course as part of that too that they've learned to put a gun to the head of folks and say it's a hijacking like hank paulson did i mean times can this work is like over and over and over they need to hire somebody from hollywood to get a different scriptwriter because this is boring oh look at every single poster for every single movie that comes out of every single scene or in every single country it's a guy holding a gun it never stops elling people fear always trumps faith best. the way of the world if you can scare somebody into giving you their money it's a lot easier than convincing somebody to invest their money speaking of hollywood

lloyd lacuesta tell us why tonight was chosen. lloyd is live tonight. >> reporter: today would have been the 40th birthday of the manager of this friday's restaurant. the occasion was marked with a drive to raise money for a reward to hopefully solve his murder. >> it says castello which is his name. >> reporter: dale castello's girlfriend has had a table here all day and night to keep the story of castello's murder alive. >> it's time for somebody to come forward with something that they know. >> reporter: this much is known, castello was closing the restaurant alone in the early morning hours of january 21, 2008. somehow someone got into the restaurant, he was killed by a blow to the head with a blunt object. >> was it really a robbery? >> it's hard to say. there were only two people in the restaurant. at the time. >> reporter: friends call him as a happy professional man. he rose from being a door greeter to a manager at friday's. >> i think it's something that didn't know him. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> because he wo

lloyd lacuesta tells us city leaders are deciding what they should do now with tens of millions of the dollars. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank, the palo alto city council right now is meeting in city hall trying to cope with a situation that no doubt other cities wish they were facing. this south bay city is trying to figure out how to spend an extra $40 million. >> i would like to see more parks, more library, things like that. but also some things like infrastructure. >> i guess if it's enriching the community, i don't see why that would be a bad thing personally. >> reporter: the money comes from stanford university. the city and the school had a deal, approve the expansion and redevelopment of the stanford medical center and the university puts 40 million in city coppers. >> the relationship with stanford university and the city has always been one that's pretty close. and they get a benefit for that. >> reporter: is this a proquo. >> we get community benefits in exchange. >> reporter: if money must be spent in housing programs and green initiatives. there will be three installment pay

lloyd lacuesta tell us why tonight was chosen. lloyd is live tonight. >> reporter: today would have been the 40th birthday of the manager of this friday's restaurant. the occasion was marked with a drive to raise money for a reward to hopefully solve his murder. >> it says castello which is his name. >> reporter: dale castello's girlfriend has had a table here all day and night to keep the story of castello's murder alive. >> it's time for somebody to come forward with something that they know. >> reporter: this much is known, castello was closing the restaurant alone in the early morning hours of january 21, 2008. somehow someone got into the restaurant, he was killed by a blow to the head with a blunt object. >> was it really a robbery? >> it's hard to say. there were only two people in the restaurant. at the time. >> reporter: friends call him as a happy professional man. he rose from being a door greeter to a manager at friday's. >> i think it's something that didn't know him. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> because he wo

lloyd lacuesta tells us city leaders are deciding what they should do now with tens of millions of the dollars. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank, the palo alto city council right now is meeting in city hall trying to cope with a situation that no doubt other cities wish they were facing. this south bay city is trying to figure out how to spend an extra $40 million. >> i would like to see more parks, more library, things like that. but also some things like infrastructure. >> i guess if it's enriching the community, i don't see why that would be a bad thing personally. >> reporter: the money comes from stanford university. the city and the school had a deal, approve the expansion and redevelopment of the stanford medical center and the university puts 40 million in city coppers. >> the relationship with stanford university and the city has always been one that's pretty close. and they get a benefit for that. >> reporter: is this a proquo. >> we get community benefits in exchange. >> reporter: if money must be spent in housing programs and green initiatives. there will be three installment pay

books is lloyd brigade will destroy the report they're off to the wrong and gets a surprise. french foreign minister should pay boosted france would we need libya in quotes days weeks it was into a fourth month and the final round in saw it. because the with his with the now lawyers seem short little opponents pointing back well it's not just an embarrassment for sarkozy it's embarrassing for all nato for the whole west paris even to me it's all being libya's rebels going to turn some somalia. went to libya for training within the last two or three years that's documented we have to fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in libya must be questioned because in some cases i think we are effectively arming al-qaeda. it's all making a mockery of the u.n. votes on foreign intervention in the country. none of. this. witnesses have made of libya's causing widespread atrocities for every. military person that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilians frauds categorically ruled out sending grilled

lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtr

books as lloyd bragging will destroy their reported lives they're often wrong and gets a mill city surprise. french foreign minister they both did falls with when libya implodes days or weeks the war's into a fourth month the final round inside. sarkozy with his western allies seeing shultz their little opponents fighting back well it's not just an embarrassment for sarkozy it's an embarrassment for all nato for the whole west paris even admits all being libya's rebels but on some somalia. when should they be up for training within the last two or three years documented we have to fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in libya must be questioned because in some cases i think we are effectively arming al-qaeda. it's all making a mockery of the un vote on foreign intervention has become train. leading it was a good person. giving. none of. this. witnesses the two of libya's causing widespread atrocities for every one military person that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilians for all to categorically

morgan can start creating some lindsay lohan type bankers who people will just forgive all how about lloyd blankfein the male unicorn with is probing antler alfie's and well you know the i.m.f. never has just a one pronged attack speaking of the unicorn they go multi-pronged i.m.f. urges us to raise is borrowing limit or risk defaulting on debt but warns that u.s. debt burden is unsustainable and long term so august fourth you know the u.s. needs to raise this debt ceiling or else it technically defaults and the i.m.f. is saying that you have to raise the debt ceiling quite your debt is unsustainable . because the i.m.f. international monetary fund world bank united nations they're running the show barack obama is just basically dancing to the i.m.f. tune is a thing well as we see all governments have to remember pop into a zero in in greece he was elected on a very specific platform of tossing these guys out within days he was you know swapping that credit default swaps that were worth tens of billions of dollars he's giving them to buddies and people in secret bankers who know you know s

well lloyd goldman sachs jamie diamond at j.p. morgan these are what i call nine eleven crybabies they refuse to compete in this world they want interest rates to be near zero if they with a functioning u.s. economy it would mean interest rates are higher which would destroy the speculators but put money into the pockets of working class people but the jamie diamonds and the lloyd blankfein and wall street in total there are as i call their nine eleven crybabies they are they live on the teat of this subsidy that's given to them from the federal reserve and the treasury it's all about ensuring their bonuses and ensuring their salaries they need to grow up it's no longer you can't go to washington anymore the company again and cry that over heard on nine eleven i need more free money you can't do that anymore you have to compete in the globe now you quit your big boy pants on and compete in the globe stop crying you know victimhood be an adult and all this blind fight and die men they're the most overrated bankers in the history of