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bernie madoff was out on bail because he could afford his own security detail. but f the average person, shouldn't really be requiring them to pay the costs of supervision or the cost of -- a lot of these fines and fees nothing to do with the crime itself. they're like construction for a assessment fees for a dna database. and so what we want is to make sure that if there is goingo be a fine and fee assessed that it has something too with t crime. for example, restitution would not be affected that's when you pay back the cost of a broken window or injuring somebody. >> you've been a long-time advocate of bail reform. what are the biggestses you have now? >> we filed over eight lawsuits inal fedend state court. we've been pushing for bail reform in the state legislature. that's a huge bail lobby who only the uned states and the philippines are the only two countries that allow a for-profit bail system. so we want to we don't think that the idea of just posting money -- you could charge if you had the money to post for bail. whereas a person who has got a $1,000

drink because islam forbids it but everyone should decide for themselves she literally dark that madoff was like i think there should be more bags to protect our children get them set up that it should be totally prohibited look at the. bar and coach only disagrees he left his bottle. and he's convinced his temple will lose much of its cosmopolitan flair if authorities keep making life not about owners like himself. but the first land owners demand and his friends also don't want the government telling them what to drink and to that they'll raise a glass of that only home brew. years of all the possible. from no other country has so many fighters joined the so-called islamic state as from russia most came from the russian autonomous republic of chechnya in the north caucasus recruits from this region are said to be held in high esteem by us because they are battle hardened from decades of fighting for autonomy from russia many of these chechen of the mist took their wives and children with them to syria now the time of the i assume to be over their relatives back home anxiously await th

i mean i have you seen delaware's laws lately it's like bernie madoff did on p.c.p. it's awesome one single story building in delaware is actually the registered address for more than a quarter million businesses around the world again crushing. where. crossing head luck to us is actively helping to shift the tax burden away from the the richest entities the corporations on a global scale and it's hurting countless people know what's not i mean according to the tax justice network financial secrecy provided by the us has caused untold harms of the ordinary citizens of foreign countries whose elites abuse the united states as a bolthole for looted well. yeah that's awful i don't know i mean a bolt hole sounds pretty go with. me in hiding place. i thought i'm in a glory over lightning ball. and i mean get on a do and sun. i don't know. so why this shift is the us number two is a tax well a major reason is that we don't comply with the o.e.c.d. common reporting standards and i'll give you one hundred dollars if you can tell me what o.e.c.d. stands for organization for e

continuing to investigate a number of different things not just the money laundering with respect to mr madoff fort mr gates but also the russian air fares and the election whether they had anything to do with it and there are a number of people being investigated in connection with the russian inner ferret's with the election and robert mueller may not want to tip his hat as to what he was and what he doesn't know at this stage of the investigation the judge the judge has to approve that right yes the judge approves it's filed under sail with the judge thinks it's a reasonable request to file it under sail the judge will. will keep it under sail at least for the time being it will eventually get out it would be really very very difficult not impossible that someone criminally with an indictment that remains under sail through the trial is it generally the indictment of another person or could be in addition to the indictments of gates and men avoid it could be on or there could very well be indictments of other persons that have been filed under sail but this sounds like it's an addition to t

recent biographers called him a well bred cook it's not going too far to call him virginia's bernie madoff. i'll tell one quick story about that is that lee showed up, robert e. lee's father -- of course the lees were famous in virginia, well known family. but he showed up, knocked on a neighbor's door and said my horse has run off, i need to borrow a horse to get home, so the man lent him a horse and also said i'm going to send a slave along with him to bring the horse back after you arrive at your home. days pass with no news of the man, the slave or the horse and finally the slave showed up a week later, bedraggled looking and the master said, what happened, he said it turns out colonel lee's horse did not run off. he sold him and when he got home he sold your horse, too. and he said why are you so late in coming home. he said he sold me, too. so this reputation of being a virtual scoundrel was an incubus that robert e. lee carried with him all his life and i think he spent much of his life trying to be that marble man, that stern, impeccable, west point graduate who never got a single

thing, when we say we need more trust in society, we're talking about -- we not talk about bernie madoff. what we want is more trustworthy people what we want is more trustworthy systems. there's a real science behind what makes something or someone trustworthy. it comes down to four things. the first is competence. did you have the skills, the knowledge, information to do what you say you're going to do? the second is reliability and this is about time in being dependable. this is that how you do things, how you do things. on the right insight is the second part of the formula which is why you do things. this is made up of benevolence, so how much do you care, and what i think is the most important ingredient which is integrity. integrity is a official of it being a good or charitable human being. it's about stating your intentions, about stating your motives and agreeing that your intentions align with mine. so if you think about trust that your place in someone where trust is broken down it's often because there's a misalignment of intentions. as i i said at the beginning of this is c

. >> unlike melissa, scott was not a murder victim, but he was a fugitive, a bernie madoff figure oncountry in a private jet for morocco with 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. >> 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 had been killed. >> whether melissa knew about the ponzi scheme is one of of those great mysteries. >> 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? >> detective brian kendall now had a whole new problem with his fairly straightforward case against tony

is helping people recover money stolen by bernie madoff. and when virtual coins are hacked or stolen what is done if anything? >> it's a good point and one we've emphasized in our investor alert. when engage in investing on-line with an off-shore entity. the chances that we can do anything practical to get your money back are very, very low. in our futures market, for example, we have what we call systems safeguards, requirements that futures exchanges have cyber protections in place, and they adopt best practices. the underlying spot markets we don't regulate, we don't have the authority to require them to have cyber safeguards in place. >> right. >> and you know, a lot of these companies are young, they're startups, they're focused on putting what resources they have into developing their technology and in some cases what i understand was the cyber protections weren't there. now, i know that the jfsa has been aggressive on this and we've asked questions, what are they doing about it, unfortunately the theft has already happened. so, this

for example, federal government still trying to help invest divorors from bernie madoff. when people get this stolen what can they do? >> this did get to emphasize. when you engage in investing online with an offshore entity, the chances that we can do anything practical to get your money back are very, very low. >> in our futures market for example we have what we call system safe guards requirements that future companies have best practices. but thoese underlying companies we don't require them to have cyber safe guards in place. they are young, startups, focusing what resources to developing into their technology. and in some of the cases you mention, what i understand was the cyber protections wasn't there. i know it's been aggressive ton this. we've had conversations with them. we asked questions what are they doing. but unfortunately the theft has already happened. so this is a problem. these underlying stages while we do have enforcement authority, we don't have the same regulatory authority that we have in the markets that we oversee that's our day job as one of o