worth of fraud upon our customers so instead of doing that they gave it another name because they miss sally because they call it miss something that sounds ok because it sounds like oh dear the guy just made a mistake he's not to be blamed on ok it's a sad thing i will recompense the customer and everybody thinks that's all right actually the problem is well ordinary men and women in the street doesn't realize is that by calling it misselling they are completely dumbing down the whole context if you told the man and woman in the street every single high street bank isn't it defrauding you every time you go in and they try to sell you this rubbish it would send them a completely different message so it's a way of covering up the level of fruit that's actually taking place by renaming it's very clever it's deliberate it's a policy it's also a bit of a fraud ponzi scheme and what i mean by that is that the the retail fraud with the misselling scandal feeds a certain cash flow to a bank and then the bank of course is engaged with selling us a credit default swaps to larger size corporations and

worth of fraud upon our customers so instead of doing that they gave it another name they called it miss sally because they called it misselling that sounds ok because that sounds like oh dear the guy just made a mistake and he's not to be blamed on ok it's a sad. i will recompense the customer and everybody thinks that's all right actually the problem is what ordinary man and woman in the street doesn't realize is that by calling it misselling they are completely dumbing down the whole context if you told the man and woman in the street every single high street bank isn't it defrauding you every time you go in and they try to sell you this rubbish it would send them a completely different message so it's a way of covering up the level of fruit that's actually taking place by renaming it's very clever it's deliberate it's a policy it's also a bit of a fraud ponzi scheme and what i mean by that is that the the retail fraud with the misselling scandal feeds a certain cash flow to a bank and then the bank of course is engaged with selling us a credit default swaps to larger size corporations and

worth of fraud upon our customers so instead of doing that they gave it another name they called it miss sally because they call it misselling that sounds ok because that sounds like oh dear the guy just made a mistake and he's not to be blamed in ok it's a sad. i will recompense the customer and everybody thinks that's all right actually the problem is what ordinary men and women in the street doesn't realize is that by calling it misselling they are completely dumbing down the whole context if you told the man and woman in the street to every single high street bank isn't it defrauding you every time you go in and they try to sell you this rubbish it would send them a completely different message so it's a way of covering up the level of fruit it's actually taking place by renaming it's very clever it's deliberate it's a policy it's also a bit of a fraud ponzi scheme and what i mean by that is that the the retail fraud with the misselling scandal feeds a certain cash flow to a bank and then the bank of course is engaged with selling us a credit default swaps to larger size corporations and c

worth of fraud upon our customers so instead of doing that they gave it another name they called it miss sally because they called it misselling that sounds ok because that sounds like oh dear the guy just made a mistake and he's not to be blamed on ok it's a sad. i will recompense the customer and everybody thinks that's all right actually the problem is what ordinary men and women in the street doesn't realize is that by calling it misselling they are completely dumbing down the whole context if you told the man and woman in the street to every single high street bank isn't it defrauding you every time you go in and they try to sell you this rubbish it would send them a completely different message so it's a way of covering up the level of fruit that's actually taking place by renaming it's very clever it's deliberate it's a policy it's also a bit of a fraud ponzi scheme and what i mean by that is that the the retail fraud with the misselling scandal feeds a certain cash flow to a bank and then the bank of course is engaged with selling us a credit default swaps to larger size corporations a

worth of fraud upon our customers so instead of doing that they gave it another name they called it miss sally because they called it misselling that sounds ok because that sounds like oh dear the guy just made a mistake he's not to be blamed on ok it's a sad. i will recompense the customer and everybody thinks that's all right actually the problem is what ordinary men and women in the street doesn't realize is that by calling it misselling they are completely dumbing down the whole context if you told the man and woman in the street every single high street bank isn't it defrauding you every time you go in and they try to sell you this rubbish it would send them a completely different message so it's a way of covering up the level of fruit that's actually taking place by renaming it it's very clever it's deliberate it's a policy it's also a bit of a fraud ponzi scheme and what i mean by that is that the the retail fraud with the misselling scandal feeds a certain cash flow to a bank and then the bank of course is engaged with selling us a credit to fall swaps to larger size corporations and c

today to nominate another strong and capable leader to take the reins at interior, and that is miss sally jewell. in high school, sally's aptitude test showed she had a knack for mechanical reasoning and spatial ability. we checked. we do thorough vetting before nominations. of course, her recommended professions after she took these tests were to be a nurse or a teacher. like all the other girls in her class. and it wasn't until she was an undergraduate at the university of washington, studying to be a dentist, when sally realized her boyfriend's homework was more interesting than hers and she decided to become an engineer. and after graduation sally went on to work in the oil fields of oklahoma and colorado, later she brought her experience in the energy sector to banking, where she spent 19 years determining what makes companies succeed and fail. and most recently as the ceo of rei, a position that she's held for the last eight years, sally has helped turn a stalling outdoor retail near one of america's most successful and environmentally conscious companies. last year rei donated almo

and sally field tells us how she nearly missed out on her oscar-nominated role. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your

. >> katie told me you can't miss her interviews with sally field and denzel washington.e want to know who you think will be the big winners on sunday. fill out your oscar ballot at etonline.com/awards. back to los angeles. >>> and the oscar news just keeps coming in to "e.t." we were with best supporting actress nominee anne hathaway last night shining on the red carpet in a silver gucci dress. anne received a spotlight award at the 15th annual costume designers guild awards. >>> now let's go to rocsi diaz in our control room with more news. what you got, rocsi? >> nancy, i didn't think it was possible but rihanna took racy to a whole new hotter level in a new photo shoot. "v" magazine wanted "e.t." viewers to be the first to see this. in london, rihanna getting whipped from behind. kate moss down on her knees? the s&m themed shoot brings together the bad girls of music and fashion. for the dueling cover issue of "v" magazine out february 28th. whose idea was it to get naked? signs point to rihanna. happy with the way the shoot was going, she suggested kate take her top

and sally field tells us how she nearly missed out on her oscar-nominated role. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the shocker from out of space. >> hundreds hurt after a meteor rains down on russia. >> leaving several buildings shaken and damaged. >> almost 1,000 miles east of moscow. >> up to 400 people may have been injured. >> hours before a 150-foot-wide asteroid is supposed to pass by. >> hug your loved ones, have them close and listen to some arrow smiktd. >> i'm glad to be out of here. >> the pleasure cruise that went very bad is finally over. >> first of all, sorry, carnival, for taking your bath robe. i figure they owed me. >> he murdered his girlfriend. >> there are reports she was shot through the bathroom door. >> a rare filibuster. >> i hope one democrat will look at chuck hagel's record and reconsid reconsider. >> just when you thought things couldn't get worse, it's worse. >> christopher dorner is dead. using his dental records, they were able to identify dorner's body. >> a former mayor gambles away from 2000 through

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. >>> the risk from reverse mortgages and sally fields tells us why she nearly missed out on her oscar first today's "eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >> the shocker from out of space. >> hundreds hurt after a meteor rains down on russia. >> leaving several buildings shaken and damaged. >> almost 1,000 miles east of moscow. >> it shattered glass for miles and miles around the area. >> hours before a 150-foot wide asteroid is supposed to pass by earth. >> hold your loved once close and aerosmith and seek bruce willis. >>> sewage and water everywhere. >> i'm glad to be out here. >> the pleasure cruise that went very bad is finally over. the carnival "triumph" was tugged into a port in mobile alabama, late last night. >> first of all sorry, carnival for taking your bath robe

>> we have sallie kraucheck, and why she thinks executive compensation on wall street is all wrong. >> see you a little bit later on. if you're just joining us, here's what you missedtreet." here's what's happening so far. >> if you followed sandy's path and you broke up the banks in some fashion or other, as he described it, the risk isn't going to go away. the systemic risk, the too big to fail risk will move from one place or another place, we think. >> apple has a problem, we think, which is it has a cash problem. it has sort of a mentality of a depression. >> i think that, if they inkr increase the dividend, the stock would go up. they could buy back stock. if they bought back stock aggressively, not just a little bit, the stock would go up. this is an interesting way of returning capital. it doesn't affect the cash position. i regard it as a convoluted way. >> i think there's been a lot done to raise capital. if you want to know where the too big to fail is, it would be in the european banks that are forced, like we did with treasury secretary geithner, to raise a huge amount of cash. >> take a look at the opening bell here. >> why are you looking at me like