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the judge described madoff's crimes as extraordinarily people. -- evil. 12 years into a sentence, madoff reportedly died from natural causes. last year madoff requested compassion release from prison, setting terminal renal failure. his request was denied, with the judge stating that many were still suffering financially due to madoff's crimes f. mark: the life, times, and death of bernie madoff. four mourners,--for more news, stay with us. you are watching "france 24." >> hello come and welcome to the interview on "france 24." our guest is the prime minister observed on-- of sudan, abdalla hamdok. thank you for being with us, mr. prime minister. prime min. hamdok: thank you. >> i want to begin with the dispute between if you via, egypt-- ethiopia, egypt, and sudan over the renaissance dam. they have said they will go with the second phase of the filling of the dam in the next few months you called the prime minister of egypt and the prime minister of ethiopia for a closed-door summit to break the deadlock. are you hoping this will happen soon? prime min. hamdok: over this year, followin

remember, shipping is always free. >>> bernie madoff, >>> bernie madoff, the architect of the largest today in prison he was 82. madoff's rise to the upper echelons of wall street caused the ripples of his downfall to reach far and wide, billions of dollars gone and countless of lives destroyed. here's cnbc's scott cohn. >> for more than 50 years he was famous on wall street, a big money manager, founder of his firm at age 22. >> the basic concept of wall street which sometimes the regulators lose sight of, as do the academics, is it's a for profit enterprise. >> reporter: he became chairman of the nasdaq, an authority on regulation. >> no one's going to run a benefit for wall street, so whenever i go down to washington and meet with the s.e.c. and complain to them that the industry is either over regulated or the burdens are too great, they all start to roll their eyes. >> reporter: but in december 2008. >> if you work on a trading desk, stop what you're doing for a second. >> reporter: bernard madoff became a household name. >> the fbi arrested him this morning after he told senior

ruth madoff was bernie's high school sweetheart. the books. >> did you see nothing, ruth >> nothing absolutely nothing >> reporter: their sons mark and andrew ran the trading business. they too insisted they didn't know but for mark the older son the suspicion alone was too much >> the body of mark madoff was found at his new york city apartment this morning exactly two years after his father was arrested in a massive swindle. >> reporter: just 46 years old mark madoff became the third suicide linked to his father's fraud. four years later in 2014 younger son andrew died after a long battle with cancer maintaining his innocence till the end having refused to speak a word to his father since he and his brother turned him in. >> my father what he did was awful and affected the lives of so many people, stole peoples dreams and futures and us among them. and i'll never forgive him for that >> reporter: to the end in letters from prison madoff defended his family even his younger brother peter who also went to prison for falsifying recor

bernie madoff swindled billions of dollars from investors. larry kudlow on whether wall street has learned anything from the biggest ponzi schemer in history. and president joe biden officially ending combat operations in afghanistan, setting a deadline of veterans pulling out september 11th which marks, of course, the 20th anniversary of the horror that started it all. he is headed to arlington national cemetery in just moments. we will have a live camera there. >>> fox business alert, the cryptocurrency craze officially hitting critical mass, but what happens with coinbase shares in the next 58 minutes are also be critical. we're about, two and a half, three hours after opening at $381 per share, a 54% jump from its reference price, and then it spiked to a high of $429.54. you can see where we are now. $321. coinbase is still up 28%, but the hype around the debut of the crypto trading platform was unbelievable. propelling bitcoin itself above $64,000 ahead of today's open. we're now down $1,268 for the cryptocurrency of record. as the first

pleaded guilty and was convicted on 11 counts for crimes that spanned more than 20 years madoff was forced to leave his 7000000 dollar manhattan penthouse apartment and was taken to prison to serve 150 years behind. madoff died at the federal medical center in butner north carolina he was 82 years old 2 years ago today the world watched in horror as a huge fire ravaged notre dame cathedral in paris on the 2nd anniversary of the blaze reconstruction of the famous landmark is well on track for its plan to reopening in 2024 the interior of the cathedral is still filled with scaffolding and $1000.00 specially selected oak trees are drying out to reconstruct the spire french president emanuel is set to visit the site later to thank all those who are taking part in the reconstruction efforts and the firefighters who rescued the building from the flames. meantime in the champions league quarter finals manchester city have beaten dublin $21.00 to advance to the next round dortmund scored early in the match but in the 2nd half man city were too much to handle man city's phil foden netted the

. >> from now on it's madoff's scheme. >> nothing. >> it's a madoff. >> it's a madoff >> yeah. >> rightt's a madoff. >> carl, both his sons of course have passed away as well i believe his wife is still alive. back to you. >> it's an american tragedy all the way around guys, in general, reopening trade getting a bounceback energy is up almost 2% let's get to bob pisani. good morning, bob. >> yes, sort of a flattish day, energy is the big mover, let's take a look at the sector, but not really the sectors that are important. it's the bank earnings and of course coinbase that matters here, energy up as carl mentioned, material, industrials, tech on the flat side but as i said, the key story here is number one the bank earnings and i'm talking like eye-popping numbers. 80% above estimates for goldman sachs. more than 50, 60% for jpmorgan and wells fargo. these are numbers. and the trading numbers were astonishing. let me show you goldman sachs' trading numbers here 3.89 billion on fixed income. 3.69 billion on equities those equity numbers, that's 50% higher than the analyst estimates. the

bernie madoff's health deteriorating in recent months. in a wheelchair, suffering from kidney disease. >> he was an aging, debilitated man who was in many ways broken at this point in his life. >> reporter: madoff died 12 years into a 150-year sentence. the disgraced financier defrauding thousands of investors. pleading guilty to the scheme, which unraveled shortly after the 2008 financial crisis. >> he's not only destroyed my life but he's destroyed the lives of thousands of people. >> reporter: madoff's wife ruth madoff, reportedly living quietly out of the public eye in connecticut and florida, always claimed she knew nothing. the fraud was ultimately valued at $17.5 billion. most of that, more than $14 billion, has now been recovered for the victims. david? >> whit, thank you. >>> when we come back, the new cdc study on the virus, airplanes, and the middle seat. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. ♪ ♪ ocean spray works with nat

reaction in pouring in from the business world from the death of bernie madoff.aud charges back in 2008 after scamming thousands of investors out of billions of dollars in the largest ponzi scheme in u.s. history. the cause of death has not yet been determined. he was 82 years old. joining us now, law professor at western new england university, jennifer taub. thank you so much for being here, you are the author of the book "big dirty money: the shocking injustice and unseen cost of white collar crime " which makes you the perfect person to talk to about this. just as a refresher, how did the bernie madoff ponzi scheme change wall street? >> what happened there, the scheme was revealed as you might remember in december of 2008 when he confessed to his brother and to his sons and then the following day they turned him in. and what it really created panic among not just the direct investors of his scheme, many of whom lost their life savings, foundations including that of holocaust survivor elie wiesel, completely decimated at that time, but it also, i think, stood

bernard madoff better known as bernie was so disliked at the time of his trial that he had to wear a bulletproof vest to court every day. the man behind the largest known ponzi scheme in history wiped out people's fortunes ruined charities and foundations he defrauded thousands including a host of big name movie stars and even the new york mets baseball team for decades madoff enjoyed an image of a self-made financial guru whose golden touch defied markets operating out of these downtown new york offices he attracted a devoted following of investment clients who trusted him completely he was brilliant at convincing people his schemes was safe his regulatory environment it's virtually impossible to violate rules but this is something that the public really doesn't understand and then you if you read things in the newspaper and this is somebody you know violate the rule is it well you know they're always doing this but. it's impossible to go on that for a violation go undetected so or considerable period of course those words eventually caught up with bernie his investment advisory bus

plus the end for one of the original wolves and conmen of wall street bernie madoff the architect of the biggest ponzi scheme in history has died in prison at the age of $82.00. also coming up another vaccination setback in south africa where the use of the astra zeneca vaccine is already on hold now the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine is another huge blow to the country in its fight against a covert 1000. i'm on me it is if it's good to have you with us another day has been set for the longest war to end the longest war in u.s. history u.s. president joe biden has announced all american forces will be withdrawn from afghanistan by september 11th speaking at the white house president biden said the troop withdrawal would begin on may 1st and be completed before the 20th anniversary of the 911 attacks he added that the withdrawal would be done safely and in full coordination with washington's allies. the move will mark the end of a 20 year conflict for the u.s. the longest in its history. now we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in

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this is bernie madoff.>> neil: it's reputation. >> yeah, they don't know about investing, those folks. they were relying on brokers that were banking on madoff not swindling because of what he was. his son-in-law was -- worked at the sec. if you thought about it, you would put your hands, could this guy be lying to everybody? a lot of people thought engaging in insider trading. he was so placid and calm. what i found fascinating about him and i did a bunch of stuff on foxbusiness.com and multiple hits with you about him, just how he was somewhat contemptible of his victims. it was like he didn't care. i mean, it was -- he had this air about him that you know what happened. i'm sorry. they got some of their money back. it was like -- in order -- >> neil: by the way, if we didn't have the financial melt down, this wouldn't have been discovered. it was piling on each other and paying off current investigators with prior investors. >> that's when a ponzi scheme is. >> neil: exactly. >> that's what people call b

bernie madoff was 82 years old. administration announces an unconditional withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan. secretary of education miguel cardona discusses the nationwide return to in person classes. we talk about resistance to the jobs and infrastructure bill with senator shelly moore capito. plus, much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism. judy: we returned to the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 2021. for that we get three views. retired lieutenant general doug lute served in both the george w. bush and obama administrations focusing on afghanistan. he also served as u.s. ambassador to nato during the obama administration. annie pforzheimer had a 30 year career in the foreign service. she was the deputy chief of mission in afghanistan from 2017 to 2018, and was acting deputy assistant secretary of state for afghanistan until 2019. david sedney was deputy assistant secretar

the man behind the con: financier bernie madoff.hrough the ranks of wall street, riding the image of a self-made financial guru, eventually becoming the chairman of the nasdaq stock exchange. the ruse was in full swing in the 1990s, run from the 17th madoff fabricated profits, attracting new investors, while paying bigger returns to old ones, the biggest ponzi scheme ever. he swindled major charities, universities, and celebrities, from actor kevin bacon to film as of last year, about three quarters of the cash, some $14 billion, had been recovered by a court-appointed trustee and returned to victims. journalist diana henriquez, author of “wizard of lies,” told newshour's jeffrey brown in 2011 how madoff pulled off such massive deceit. >> so you would never doubt your judgment about trusting madoff because madoff made you feel like you were a genius, too. he had that magic, it really is amazing. >> sy: but in 2008 his “magic” was revealed for what it really was-- “one big lie”. his own sons turned him in. >> what do you have to say

. >>> and bernie madoff, the con man behind the biggest ponzi scheme in history his death behind bars. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the calls for justice for daunte wright were answered today, though not to the extent his family hoped a brooklyn center, minnesota police officer who for 26 years served in blue today wearing orange in a jail mug shot facing a charge of second-degree manslaughter in the death of the 20-year-old black father it was over in seconds. the struggle, the shout. "taser, taser, taser." and then the lethal shot from a very real gun in the hands of officer kim potter, who is white the prosecutor's decision to charge something less than murder a disappointment to some activists who question how a highly trained police officer could confuse a service weapon for a taser ron allen is there tonight with reaction and late details >> reporter: tonight former police officer kim potter's arrested and jailed, facing a charge of second-degree manslaughter in the death of 20-year-old daunte wright. in a statement prosecu

. >>> a white sox pitcher hangs on to a no-hitter, and bernie madoff has died.se are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports on the death of bernie madoff, the mastermind of the largest ponzi scheme in history. madoff died yesterday at a federaroisna he was serving a 150-year sentence for swindling thousands of investors out of billions of dollars. he promised them huge returns, but in 2008, it was exposed as a massive fraud. last year his request to be released from prison early because of kidney disease was denied. bernie madoff was 82 years old. >>> "the new york times" says a black buffalo, new york, police officer was vindicated after she was fired for stopping another officer's choke hold on a suspect. in 2016, carrie horn pulled a white officer's arm from around the neck of a black handcuffed domestic violence suspect. she was fired in 2008. yesterday a state supreme court judge vacated a court order upholding her dismissal. horn will receive back pay and be allowed to collect her pension. the judge cited the cases

. >> o'donnell: death of bernie madoff.astermind of the largest ponzi scheme dies behind bars. plus, a young baseball fan's simple gesture, and what it can teach us all. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news that is justs that coming out of an emergency meeting at the c.d.c. tonight, the scientific committee that is advising the government on vaccines says it needs more time to evaluate the risks associated with johnson & johnson's coronavirus shot, that's essentially extending a nationwide pause on using the vaccine for at least another week. week. the f.d.a. and c.d.c. temporarily halted use of the single-dose vaccine nationwide tuesday after six women came down with an extremely rare blood-clotting disorder. one of those women died. the committee had been expected to lift that pause and issue new warnings about possible reactions to the vaccine. in

. >> pauley: when it comes to the late ponzi schemer bernie madoff, you could truly write a book.who did. >> reporter: for the 12 and a half years between his arrest and his death, bernie madoff barely said a word to reporters. >> this is a handwritten letter that bernie sent me. >> reporter: or so we thought. it turns out he was engaged in extensive correspondence with a journalist name jim campbell, 400 pages worth. >> handwritten letters. the vast bulk of 400 pages are e-mails. i have a chunk, and they are single-spaced and long, and full of compulsion to explain, in the need to rationalize and justify his behavior. >> reporter: he is out with a book, "madoff talks." did he ever express remorse? >> yes. it would happen this way. my lawyers tell me i have to tell me i have to express remorse, jim. here is a victim that you decimated, how do you feel about that? >> i have a tremendous amount of remorse. please tell her i said that. >> reporter: why didn't he reach out to himself and say, i'm sorry. >> he couldn't do that, really. >> reporter: his grotesque ego permitted only one

pleaded guilty and was convicted on 11 counts for crimes that spanned more than 20 years madoff was forced to leave his 7000000 dollar manhattan penthouse apartment and was taken to prison to serve 150 years behind bars madoff died at the federal medical center in butner north carolina he was 82 years old. there's a sports news in the champions league quarter finals manchester city have beaten dortmund 2 to one to advance to the next round jude belling i'm open the scoring for dortmund after 15 minutes but in the 2nd half riad mara's fired in a penalty for city and still photo netted their 2nd dortmund were the last german team left in the tournament also on wednesday real madrid held at liverpool to a goal is draw the result means ryall go through to the semifinals after their win in the 1st leg you're watching the w. news live from berlin rob what's up next with the business news stay with us we'll be right back. i'm sure that it was. going in a certain. degree of luck. until i was front of my dignity 77 percent takes on modern slavery shooting.

convicted bernie madoff has died aged 82 in the u.s. federal prison. he pleaded guilty to orchestrating the largest ponzi scheme in american history. $1000000000.00 he was handed a 150 year sentence defrauding tens of thousands of people for the 1970 s. he died of natural causes according to an associated press source. that's point to the researcher at the london school of economics joins us live from london in the scale of his crimes was just extraordinary remind us what he did and how he did it you know it wasn't a massive he was offering a scheme taking money from investors and promising good rates of return but when the financial crash in the late 1980 s. apparently what happened is he could no longer generate the returns and then what happened is he created what you referred to in your introduction as a ponzi scheme which is you take money from new investors and repay the old investors with the new money you've taken in now that naturally in the end has to crash because unless the new money keeps coming in a sufficient rate you gradually run out o

madoff's official cause of death has not been released.orneys say he was being treated for terminal kidney disease. he was 82 years old. >>> new video of a rally to top violence against the asian-american and pacific island community. dozens showed up at the halls of the san francisco building this, mo. they are rallying in support of a man who was sitting in a wheelchair at a bus stop when attacked back in february. the victim blacked out and needed signatures stitches. today the suspect in this case murky menendez faces a judge. >>> later today the senate may vote on the covid-19 hate crimes bill that deals with people who attack americans because the attackers think that the attackers are responsible for the spread of the coronavirus. the word asian does not appear anywhere in the bill. that reads violence of someone in a particular race and then it includes other possibilities like age and gender and the actual or perceived relationship to the spread of covid-19. the attack must be connected to covid to count under the bill as it's wri

before a financier and convicted fraudster bernie madoff has died in the u.s. federal prison aged $82.00 he was handed a 150 year sentence for defrauding tens of thousands of people for billions of dollars from the 1970 s. awards kristen salumi reports from new york. from a finance industry legend to a man the tabloids described as the most hated new york bernie madoff was convicted in 2009 of orchestrating the largest ponzi scheme ever it's virtually impossible to violate calls his promise to clients of 11 percent returns each year simply too good to be true instead vestment money from new clients was paid as profits to established ones all while eluding regulators for years don't forget also that the largest bank in the world j.p. morgan paid $2000000000.00 in fines because it turned a blind eye. and assisted for decades this ponzi scheme so it this isn't just some rogue individual this was at the heart of what of course became the 2008 financial crisis it's estimated the scheme cost his investors individuals and institutions nearly $65000000000.00 from celeb

bernard madoff for decades was enjoying _ crimes. a self—made billionaire, someone who worked summerjobs and was able to start accumulating funds and then started an investment firm. an investment firm that was so successful, it was able to, as they say, beat the street. that is, it was above market fluctuations, always continuously making money. he had thousands and thousands of people investing in his firm. the fact that his firm was so successful, it really drew the attention of us regulators, who had investigated him eight different times because it was so successful. but he still managed to evade regulators, who didn't pick up on the fact that he in fact was running an elaborate pyramid scheme, which are rightly pointed out is when you have new investors that come in and are paid for the funds of old investors and it continues until you are someone like bernie madoff and amassed some 37,000 people who are investing in your company. ultimately, it was the financial crisis in 2008 that really brought everything down. it was when h

. _ disgraced financier bernie madoff has died in a us prison at the age of 82.tence for running the largest ponzi scheme in american history, defrauding tens of thousands of people out of as much as 65 billion dollars. his victims included director steven speilberg, actor kevin bacon and ordinary everyday investors. the bbc�*s business correspondent samira hussain reports from new york. bernie madoff was very successful because he enjoyed a reputation for decades as being the self—made millionaire. and ultimately, even though his investment firm was investigated several times by regulators here in the united states, ultimately what altered all crumbling down was the financial crisis in 2008 when it became clear that he wasn't able to pay the investors the money that they were owed. it all came crashing down. $65 billion is what is estimated to be the amount that he actually deported some 37,000 people. that is the mirror has same talking about bernie madoff who has died in prison at the age of 82. the cryptocurrency firm coinbase, which runs a top exchange for b

disgraced financier bernie madoff has died in prison at age 82.ded guilty in 2009 to running a ponzi scheme. investors were paid with money from new clients rather than actual profits. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a political row in the uk. how far did the former british prime minister go to help an australian financier, whose company is now in trouble? pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, has reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazines officers have been attacked, and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock. and as for a sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to come. quite quietly but quicker. and quicker, she assumed to just slid

bernie madoff dead at the age of 82.mes, that is not going on here in the cryptocurrency arena. he was able to fool a lot of people for a lot of years and now he is gone. you covered that whole drama. >> i knew bernie before the ponzi scheme as a market-maker at madoff securities. i covered it extensively when it happened during the financial crisis when i was at brand x. when i was here i actually interviewed him several times. i did a bunch of stories for foxbusiness.com and a few other places. the interesting thing about bernie madoff, i never had a crossword to with i am to be honest with you. interesting thing, about neil, speaking with him, contempt for his victims. they will get money back. hey, they were pain in the ass customers. there was no feeling, there was no remorse. they're telling me i got to go. bear with me a little bit. there was literally no remorse out of his mouth, other than i'm sorry i caused it. he is a fascinating come part mentallization of his evil that i found. neil: on the stand, on the sta

madoff."re steven spielberg and kevin bacon, which i think technically qualifies him for the oscars in-memoriam montage. [ laughter ] he swindled a lot of people, including a lot of famous people. basically, if you're ever watching a netflix movie and a very well-respected actor has a three-line role in it? that's because bernie madoff took all his money. [ laughter ] earlier tonight cnbc ran an hour-long documentary about him. you know you're a piece of garbage when a documentary about how awful you are is all ready to go the minute you die. [ laughter ] i didn't know this until today, bernie's scheme actually started in the '70s. he defrauded people for 40 years until he was finally turned in by his two sons. are you listening, donald trump? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just something to file away. all right. we have to take a break. when we come back, we have something special planned. our pal yehya is here. if you know yehya, you know that fun is about -- where's -- there's yehya.

bernie madoff dead at the age of 82.after they recommended a pause. ashley, come on in please and good morning to you. could they permanently pause j&j's vaccine? ashley: well they could. the meeting, which will be publicly webcast by the way is expected to conclude with a vote about whether the vaccine should continue to be used, how it should be used going forward or how many people who develop blood clots of the result of the vaccine should be treated. a federal recommendation to pause use of the j&j recommendation was made as we know after six people who received the shot were diagnosed with severe blood clots. approximately 6.8 million people in the u.s. have been given the j&j vaccine. so the occurrence of those blood clots very, very small. however, in the meantime to help fill the potential gap pfizer says it is ramping up production of the two-shot treatment. it will be able to deliver 220 million doses or 10% more by the end of may. stu? stuart: yeah. pfizer's stock still bumbling around 35, 36, 3dollars a shar

madoff was behind the largest ponzi scheme in history. he pleaded guilty to orchestrating it.o have died from natural causes in federal prison. bernie madoff was 82 years old. >>> brand new this morning, more corporations are putting their foot down over voting restrictions, amazon, google, even warren buffett. >> yes, buffett's company, berkshire hathaway, see's candy, geico, benjamin moore paint, dairy queen, many others. so the ceos of those companies, google, amazon, netflix, hundreds of others say they stand opposed to states changing their voting laws, restricting mail-in voting or reducing the number of days of voting. the governor of georgia said he signed georgia's new law to tamp down on voter fraud, but there was little to no voter fraud in georgia during the last election, and we know that because the governor of georgia who went on television and told us so. >>> you may remember major league baseball moved its all-star game out of georgia in protest. now three senators, none from georgia, say they want to remove baseball special status protecting it from anti-trus

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he said he never has seen an ego like bernie madoff before.was still saying even after all of this, after the horrible things and everything we had seen come out saying the legacy that i've built and things i've done with my family before just proving he never showed remorse on these issues. never seemed to feel bad for the people he bilked it started with wealthy people >> the foundation and blaming people for not knowing he said it should have been obvious to a lot of the street that is true, as you know, andrew and becky supposedly some option writing no exchange handling the option. he looked at it how many times and mark exposed the whole thing years before it came out they want us to move on. >>> coming up, we will talk about the other big stories like coinbase surging td ameritrade says it had a flurry of retail interest. details are next as we heado ea he tbrk,eris a look at bitcoin trading below the record highs yesterday. "squawk box" is coming right back - in business, customer support is mission critical. with grammarly business, y

bernie madoff was 82 and sent to 150 years back in 2009 after pleading guilty to fraud, theft and other charges and before making his name on wall street he started an investment business. he served as head of the nasdaq in the 90s, and his list of clients grew to include high society and charities. in the end his fraud wiped out life savings and investors lost $65 billion. >>> final preparations are underway for prince philip's funeral on saturday and the royal military rehearsed its procession today and that funeral will be at st. george's chapel on the grounds of windsor castle. only 30 people will attend due to the coronavirus restrictions. meanwhile the queen has returned to her royal duties following the death of her husband. she attended a retirement ceremony for a senior royal official. princess and was seen in public for the first time since the death of her father last week. she dressed in black and sunglasses and visited the royal yacht club. >>> more local news ahead at 5:30. a major vaccine trial underway now on the peninsula. the bay area children helping pave the way on c

. ♪♪ liz: just 48 hours after the passing of bernie madoff, the world's biggest scammer who got awayors, dropped the ball on overseeing hem, green light capital's david einhorn loading up a verballing bazooka. you've got to hear what he said. in his most recent letter to investors, quote: for the most part, there is no cop on the beat and companies and management that are emboldened enough to engage in malfeasance have little to fear. giving specific examples of the lack of oversight he's seeing in the markets including the stock of hometown international. hometown international has a market cap of just $100 million, okay? and they own, apparently, just one new jersey deli which has only hauled in $35,000 in the last two years. shares are now down 6.6%, but guess what? they're been up unbelievably over the just the past -- einhorn could not blasting tesla ceo elon musk. einhorn, who shorted tesla, says the ceo must pour the whale jet fuel on the game -- you know, he called it, i believe, the game stock tweet amid the reddit-room fueled marketed rebellion. quote, he can do whatever he

bernie madoff was 82 years old. >> 7. '09, is the time. and still ahead, the man accused of killing a young girl in santa cruz could be released from prison in 4 years. despite the fact that he pleaded guilty to all the charges. we'll tell you why. and a break in the case of missing cal poly san luis obispo student. we're going to tell you about the arrest of man who was last seen with her 25 years ago. and after the break, they are leaders on bailey and ambitious plan. how are they going to get 75%. all the people who are homeless right now housed in 3 years and already looking a little brighter than at the same time yesterday got some sunshine there at sfo. good to see that as we work our way later this morning. >> 60's and 70's for your daytime highs later on today. all in all, a pretty nice wednesday ahead. i've got the forecast. >> and we have a very busy morning traffic building at the bay bridge after an early morning crash. we also have a hot spot on track in oakland along another one out in livermore. we'll have more on that comin

but failed bernie madoff was 82 years old.a break in 38 coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, a car crash in the east bay leaves one family. >> devastated will tell you how they're mourning the loss of their loved ones. plus, governor gavin newsome signing a new fire prevention bill will tell you where all the money's going to try and prevent another devastating fire season. and bay area leaders are unveiling an ambitious plan to how 75% of the homeless population in 3 years. we'll tell you how they plan to do it. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. bay area news. we have leaders unveiling a plan to reduce homelessness. >> by 75% in just 3 years time, very ambitious. according to 2019 data from the u.s. department of housing and urban development more than 35,000 people across the region are currently living on the streets

but they were unsuccessful bernie madoff was 82 years old. >> time now 6.48 on the peninsula.y approves hazard pay for some grocery store and drug store workers. the new ordinance pays employees, an extra $5 an hour. it applies to stores that have more than 750 employees nationwide. the hazard pay went to effect immediately. it will expire on july july, 11th. that's far as they're committing to right now in various cities. other ones have already committed to this similar saying a boost in pay and oakland san mateo and santa clara. >> in san francisco city leaders have introduced a new proposal to fund a 3 month pilot program to provide free muni rise. that would be a one-time funding legislation it's to incentivize people to use public transit again over personal vehicles as they head back to work since the pandemic began more than a year ago. muni like other bay area transit agencies saw a big decline in ridership and that resulted in heavy losses in revenue and as a result of decrease in service. >> the warriors are on the road tonight. facing the oklahoma city thunder. no

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. >>> bernie madoff has died in prison at the age of 82.ther the giant ponzi scheme unraveled in 2008 the clients thought they had $65 billion in his accounts. but the big profits madoff claimed to generate were not real and confessed he didn't make a single stock trade in years. in 2009 he pleaded guilty to fraud charges and the death is 12 years into the 150-year prison sentence at a north carolina federal prison. he had been treated for what his attorney called terminal kidney disease. >>> earlier we showed you the excitement in san francisco's japantown today. with 100 days to go until the tokyo olympics there's excitement in japan itself. the torch relay through osaka today and not run on public roads. the surge triggered a state of emergency in the region. the osaka prefecture is 10th of 47 in that torch relay that it will run through in terms of cities and regions. he's hoping for more hardware and swimmer nathan adrian hoping to qualify for the fourth olympics in tokyo and got eight medals from previous olympics. eight medals includ

bernie madoff dead at 82 you're up to date.>> thank you. >>> in today's debut coinbase could be worth around $100 billion. seven years ago, it made its debut on our cnbc disruptor 50 list julia boorstin started that list and has more on the company's path to a listing for us today julia? >> well, jon, coinbase has been on the disruptor 50 list three times in the list's eight years and grown from 1.3 million consumer wallets that it had when it debuted in 2014 to now 56 million verified use percent. coinbase will be the 62nd disruptor 50 company to go public originally priced at $65.3 billion. that would have made it the second largest disruptor 50 exit behind uber, but the direct listing as you mentioned is indicated to open around $350 which would mean a valuation of more than $92 billion. that would be the largest valuation of any of the disruptors public offerings. we are expecting more disruptor ipos and direct listings pitch book reporting today that overall vc investment spiked 93% in the first quarter with three quarters

breaking news, bernie madoff has died.bc nurse concerned that he died of natural causes. >>> a cdc advisory committee is going to meet this morning. yesterday, the shot was paused out of an abundance of caution. >>> number three, we are expecting to find out if the police officer who killed daunte wright will be facing any charges. officials say officer kim potter and the police chief have now resigned. >>> number four, the town council expected to demand that the mayor resigned. six women have accused mayor dominic of sexual assault. he says he has done nothing wrong and will not resign. >>> number five, check out this gorgeous sunrise from san jose. temperatures will be 5 degrees warmer today. in fact, 2 to 10 degrees warmer due to the lack of breezes. >>> two major alerts underway right now. the first in oakland and several cars on southbound 880. the offramp there. injuries have been reported. we also have a driver trapped in livermore. the signals are underway at the isabel avenue on-ramp. >>> okay. this is number sev

stuart: but i'll bet there are people in our audience who never heard of bernie madoff.work just launched a year prior and there we were and it was tough to know what to make of the story, right? here was this well known guy known for these phenomenonal returns on wall street. everyone wanted money with him and there were blue collar families that the had money with him, white collar workers put their investments with him and there were hollywood celebrities , kevin bacon was one of them and his wife. they lost everything, stuart. stuart: yup. >> and people found it hard to believe in the moment when it was happening that he could have run such a massive ponzi scheme for decades. stuart: because it was $50 billion, and nobody understood how did he do this and how much weave actually lost but i've got to tell the audience. sign up now for fox nation because if you want to see the bernie madoff death of a snake oil salesman, it comes out tomorrow. if you want to get exclusive access to all of the original content events and your favorite personalities on any device, you si

madoff was 82.ox 8 in new orleans as the coast guard asks for help in the search for a dozen workers after a lift boat capsized off the louisiana coast tuesday afternoon. one crew member died and six so far have been rescued. and this is a live look at the santa monica pier from fox 11 our affiliate out there in l.a. the big story tonight the debut of the uniforms to be worn by team u.s.a. at the close ceremony of the tokyo olympics. ralph la ren is the official outfitter. the games are he will scheduled to begin july 23rd. opening ceremony uniforms will be unveiled later. i'm sure we will have that, too. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i want one moment in time ♪ ♪ when i'm more than i thought i could be ♪ when all of my that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. p