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it will go to more than 24,000 victims of madoff's ponzi scheme worldwide.istribution will ultimately become the largest payout of forfeited funds on record. >>> "washington post" reports former nfl player aaron lea hernandez suffered from the most severe case of cte ever found in a person his age. research revealed the damage would have significantly affected his decision making judgment and congress anything. hernandez was 27 when he hanged himself in prison in april. he was serving a life sentence for murder. >> international business times reports experts narrowed down where an out of control chinese space station will crash to o h earth. it could smash into the united states. it's expected to make re-entry early next year. possible fragments may fall somewhere around spain, india, and saudi arabia or the united states. the space station weighs more than 8 tons. >>> and cbs news atlanta affiliate wgcl says a bank robbery suspect stopped to talk to one of its reporters as he was allegedly between robberies. what was he thinking? eric rivers was interviewe

ferdinand ward turned out to be the bernie madoff of his day. grant woke up morning -- one morning to discover that all of the profits were fictitious and that he was worth exactly $80. host: you say that he went to vanderbilt for money? mr. chernow: for happen right -- ferdinand ward came to him before the firm went bust and said he had to borrow $150,000. ward claimed the money was to bailout the marine national bank, which was the main bank of the firm. in fact, it was to bail out grant and ward. grant grabs his crutches and goes off to see vanderbilt who does give him a check. grant assures him that he will be repaid within 28 or 48 hours. only to find out that the firm went bust. grant was so innocent that he later said that, even on the night before grant and ward went bust and this whole sham was thated, he had no inkling there was anything wrong. he said he had such implicit faith in ferdinand ward that it took him a day to believe in the reality of what had happened. he kept imagining, as did his son, that ferdinand would materialize an

. >> this book ended the year that began with pfeiffer's emmy nomination in the bernie madoff movie. a ponsi scheme. >> and it continued in "mother" in which she starred alongside jennifer lawrence. a busy year of work don't call it a comeback. >> do you view this as a comeback? >>t' i've always had a tendency to take long periods of time off in between pictures, even when i was working more. i guess i am maybe a little bit picky. my agent -- my agent's nickname for me is dr. no. and i think that when the kids were younger it made it really hard to say yes. they were in school and i didn't really want to interrupt their routine. >> there's legend in hollywood about roles you've passed up. >> legends. >> you can tell me if they're true. pretty women? >> yes. >> thelma and louise? >> yes. >> silence of the lambs? >> ginger and casino? >> yes. >> basic instincts. >> yes. >> you've done your homework. >> what's the one you watch and you go, man, i wish i was in that one? >> all of them. >> pfeiffer was born and raised in southern california. she first began to turn heads professionally w

won't surprise listeners, it turned out to be a massive ponzi scheme and he turned out on the bernie madoff of his day. grant who thought he was worth millions woke one day to find out he was worth $80. >> he went to vanderbilt for money? >> right before the firm went bust, ferdinand came to him in a panic saying he needed to borrow money eric ward claimed the money was needed to bail out the marine national bank the major ank of the firm. in fact it was to bail out grant and word. so grant grabs his crutches, goes off to see vanderbilt, who gives him a check. grant assures him he'll be repaid in 24 to 48 hours only to find out the firm went bust. grant was so innocent he later said that even on the night before grant and ward went bust, and this whole sham was exposed, had no inkling there was anything wrong. he said he had such implicit faith in ferdinand ward it took him a day or two to believe in the reality of what had happened. he kept imagining, as did his son, that ferdinand ward would suddenly materialize and explain the whole thing. could be shrewd in sizing up his fellow generals

but he was a fugitive, a bernie madoff figure on the run. he had left the country in a private jet for morocco with $16 million in cash and his collections of watches and jewelry, fleeing after learning unhappy investors had gone to the fbi. one month later, he was back in florida, but not under arrest. what no one knew was that scott had cut a deal with the fbi to act as an informant. >> this is scott rothstein, november 16th, monday, 1:43 p.m. >> reporter: he wore a wire and helped convict 26 people involved in his ponzi scheme. and despite his cooperation, in 2010, he was sentenced to 50 years in prison. but one big question emerged, speculation about that woman in the firm who'd been killed. >> whether melissa knew about the ponzi scheme is one of those great mysteries. >> reporter: scott had started his ponzi scheme three years before melissa was murdered. >> is it time to take a fresh look at the whole melissa lewis murder? is there something more sinister? >> reporter: detective brian kendall now had a whole new problem with his fairl

bernie madoff will have payments from the justice department for billions of dollars, set off in 2012 chase. he was arrested nine years ago. than $40 billion in fake profits. in london, uber has lost a legal driversver whether its should be treated as employees. a british tribunal had it ruled that uber drivers should get benefits, such as holidays in minimum pay. uber is fighting a london regulators decision to revoke its operating license. that's your boomer -- bloomberg business flash. tom, francine? francine: both u.s. president i are at theina's x asia-pacific conference in vietnam. xi stated that globalization needs some adjustment. trump: this trip comes and an exciting time for america. a new optimism has swept all across our country. >> despite risks and uncertainties, global trade and investment are picking up. president trump: we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. president xi jinping: we should have an open economy that helps all. openness brings progress, while self seclusion leaves one behind. francine: still with us is gabriela santos.

this is contained in a mem ran dam where -- make this bail on manafort, the same bail bernie madoff hadll as trial. but they also relate to the broader case here because they're alleging not only was his travel deceptive, but his business dealings and illegal. the base of his charges. but i think as you look at this, because it's a pattern of behavior here and this was the president's campaign chairman for a number of month, it shows the kinds of things this special could be sell is zeroing in on. deceptive behavior. lying under oath. deceptive business dealings. not reporting work for foreign companies and countries. these are the areas that he's looking into not just for manafort and gates, but others potentially involved in this guest investigation. >> thank you very much, jim and i want to go now to gloria borger along with a former white house counsel for president nixon, john dean. john, let me start with you. given this news, manafort applied for ten different passports in roughly as many years. he had three passports concurrently. there was a phone and an e-mail account register

justice department has torted a distribution victims of bernard madoff's ponzi scheme. victim fund will return more than $770 million to more than 24,000 victims worldwide, the first in a series of distributions. the payouts will become the largest in the history of the justice department's victim, session program. that is your bloomberg business flash. haslinda: david davis said the u.k. -- manus: david davis said u.k. -- they are stepping up operations to move lance to other countries. anna: let's turn our attention to u.k. assets. how much exposure to the u.k. do you have at the moment? -- do you see that a bombing see that evolving? -- aymeric: from a technical point of view, on the equity side, we prefer others. manus: we are going to tune into the president of the united states and vietnam, just beginning his speech. employment is at its lowest level in 17 years. the stock market is at an all-time high, and the whole world is lifted by america's renewal. everywhere i have traveled on this journey, i have had the pleasure of sharing the good news from america. even

the justice department has begun distributing more than $700 million to victims of bernie madoff's $65ividuals, pension plans, charities and other entities. they've been waiting nine years to start getting their money back, but most will only recoup about 25% of what they lost. >>> tennis star venus williams gave a deposition as part of a wrongful death lawsuit against her. williams arrived at a palm beach attorney's office to answer questions about a car crash last june that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle. witnesses said williams ran a red light causing that crash, but after inspecting video of the crash, police say she was not at fault. >>> o.j. simpson seems to be facing trouble following his release from prison five weeks ago. >> after an incident at a las vegas hotel bar simpson is banned from the establishment for life. here's jim avila. >> reporter: o.j. simpson banned from a las vegas hotel. simpson spent several hours at a bar restaurant before leaving at midnight. it's not known why the hotel has banned simpson. he could be arrested if he comes back on the