." >> his name is tom morgan.is sister, jennifer, 23, tall, attractive, funny, college marketing major, is our star and the subject of our mystery. >> what was the thing that got you obsessed? >> i felt like we knew who did it. >> and so, as this strange tale unspooled, tom would put his suspicions in his own movie. a fictional tale to point an accusing finger toward truth. but making movies, someone might have told him, can be hazardous, especially when someone else makes the sequel. so be careful, they should have said. be careful what you wish for. >> that's right. >> in our little movie tonight, this will be the opening scene, bucolic, southern sun. a charming college campus in florence, south carolina, november 9th, 1994. a mother has been trying to phone her daughter, her daughter jennifer, at the mobile home park which was her off-campus residence. >> i had started calling her. the line was busy, busy, busy. >> at the very same moment, across town, a woman in the final stages of labor is also trying to reac

morgan the whole group massive fraud. continuing on this theme of profits you brought up corporate profits a boom in corporate profits a bust in jobs wages so now that we're officially eighteen months out of recession try to tell that. you remember this is the banana republic and this is something like papa doc would have told us or or khadafi you know these are the same sort of statements they would make yeah we're out of recession anyway all of the alleged growth that has happened only one percent of it has gone to wages and salaries only one percent of that growth is spent fifteen percent fifty percent and twenty five percent in the previous three recessions by contrast corporate profits accounted for eighty eight percent of the growth so this is clear banana republican as i'm you know the one percent of trickle down to prison guards. and the corporate profits of course they are staying within the corporate spear if you will because that one two percent of the top elite are and have engineered essentially a sluice way

morgan chase morgan stanley wells fargo the usual suspects these guys all got trillions of dollars in fed loans at near zero interest rates and two thirds of these contracts were no bid contracts morgan stanley got a one hundred billion dollars to help manage the fed bailout of a.i.g. i mean frankly this is complete peak feeding shark attack trough feeding at the taxpayers' expense and it just shows you that the government doesn't have rules the government is an exemption from rules it is an exemption from the rule of theft through taxation it is an exemption of the rule of counterfeiting for the federal reserve and it is an exemption of any reasonable rules of conflict of interest by just handing out a get a waiver or get away for your fine it's madness i let one last question finally the latest polls show that ron paul could possibly beat back. obama twenty twelve is it too late for ron paul and his promise to end the fat i.r.s. cia for military bases except for a yes i do know that let me give you the short answer that a very slightly longer one which is i don't think we have time

morgan. all the saxon jamie dimon got exemption as far this bailout money and loan program to add to his other nefarious activities even following that sixteen trillion dollar bailout figure and why would it is america so concerned about bailing out these foreign banks unless of course america reports to foreign entities i think america as a whole is pretty clueless about the fed it's really complicated it's pretty abstract and of course it's the last thing they're going to teach you in government schools and government schools they can teach you how the government ended slavery and the government saved us from non-system in the great depression and the government helps the poor and sick and the old you get all that propaganda you're not going to get the actual basis of government power which is counterfeiting and fast so yeah it's monstrous and what is truly astounding about this is the way they're handing out these waivers for conflict of interest c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase served on the n

they look up to morgan. >> she was a team player. >> i think what has gotten her

who is piers morgan? >> kid rock is the quintessential all-american rock star. this guy by his own admission has taken every drug known to man. he's slept with most of america, and he's fought everybody that gets in his way. when he turns 40, there's another side of kid rock i find equally compelling, and which i hope to unravel for you tonight. this guy, as a human being, is

piers piers morgan starts now. have a great weekend >>> fasten your seat belts, america, bill maher is here. >> i'm against building mosques, churches, synagogues anywhere. i'm an atheist and think these perpetuate mass delusion. >> they gave ul this money, no regulation or strings and these guys basically stole it. every modern westernized democracy is a hybrid with elements of socialism in it. it's not evil. >> what on earth will bill maher say tonight? >> i want them to think i broke into the studio and made them mad. if i'm not doing that, i'm not doing my job. >> that's his show. this is my show everything from the president to the government going bust. morgan freeman and extraordinary 40 year career and work honoring nelson mandela, a man that hollywood calls the voice of god. i had to ask him to do this. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >> welcome. i feel like you're such an institutional guest for larry before that i -- the first time i had the pleasure of you here. >> great to be back in the time slot. >>

♪ ♪ so even though you've made some crap, morgan ♪ ♪ morgan don't ever >> that was absolutely hystericallight that night. and i just love betty so much. she's such a terrific woman. >> let me ask you. obviously on the back of that night, many people, morgan, were sort of speculating about the greatest movie of your career. what would be your personal favorite? >> i think the best movie i made was "glory". the reason being that i think movies like that are the reason to make movies. i grew up i learned a lot of history, right or wrong, by going to the movies. and "glory" was pure history. it was all factual. and i think a big feather in our cap. that is all of us involved in the making of it. >> and many people revere you as one of the great actors of this generation. who for you -- who rocks your boat in the acting firm ament? who have been the greatest male and female actors of your lifetime? >> oh, heaven the you've got a long list. i'm going to start with the earlier ones. i mean with the later ones. because one of my big acting heroes is phillip seymour hoffman. there's meryl streep.

morgan was behind that but before crash j.p. morgan was questioned p. morgan i was telling people i was begging people to buy a silver at prices below fifteen an ounce i gave silver a target of twenty eight in two thousand and nine in mid two thousand and nine i raised my target to fifty to eighty an ounce but were i'm different i don't know the difference the word my belief is this you want to buys deliver when it's unclear dips and you want to sell some as it moves higher to eventually take some or that worthless buy back in and i have never advocated selling all your silver i in fact hope people have more silver and more of that worthless to buy more silver so any time i've ever sold it's been i need to be clear five to ten percent of what i held hoping to buy more and dips and it's fun to be as a people that actually follow me they've known this and yet right and at least this attack it really came out of the blue is a weird petty personal like they're trying to start on i don't know but don thanks for thanks for being with us tonight well and we've

captain morgan. >> captain -- >> jimmy: yeah, captain morgan. >> okay. >> jimmy: lifetime achievementrs and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: very deserved -- very deserved honor. >> that's great. that's what everybody says. i mean, pretty soon i'm going to believe them. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah. did you enjoy it or did you not? >> oh, my goodness, yes. it was just incredible, you know. >> jimmy: so many people were there just loving you. >> i had kids there with me, grandkids there with me, great-grandkids there with me. >> jimmy: oh, that's so good. i mean, you've had such a career. it's been amazing. do you have any things that stick out as your favorite role that you've acted in? >> oddly enough, the favorite role that i always name is the role that got me started in the movies. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i played a pimp named leo smalls jr. in a movie called "street smart." >> jimmy: "street smart," yeah. [ cheers and applause ] what a picture that was. >> you've got to remember, getting an academy award nomination by playing a pimp. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, exact

how much of a problem is this for piers morgan? >> well, i don't think it's a problem because louise mensch is wrong. it is not in his book. he does not mention hacking. the whole basis of her story is incorrect. the reporter who accused piers morgan of hacking is, himself, accused of insider trading and was involved in a scandal over there in london. >> he went to jail. >> went to jail for it, convicted. just one thing about bill o'reilly and fox. fox has explaining to do as well. they are invested in this story or not invested as the case may be. they have covered the story far less than cnn has or that msnbc has. it may well be as a result of their ownership and their competitive position that they have made that editorial judgment not to cover it. >> fox has covered it a little more than in the beginning and certainly did carry the hearings. the project for excellence in journalism did a study july 6 through july 15, in the evening only, you see cnn with 130 minutes, msnbc 125 minutes and fox news with 24 minutes. vicky ward, l

this is "piers morgan tonight."

morgan by silver by silver crash j.p. morgan j.p. morgan is the single most powerful element of the u.s. federal reserve system it is the new york fed and jim rogers has pointed this out several times indirectly over the last few weeks he is asked over and over are you shorting french banks are you shorting german banks are you shorting banks. he says no there is one bank alone one major bank i am shorting while pilot buying silver by the way i'm shorting one bank and the reason he's shorting out bank is it alone of all of the major banks in the world is still at its all time high that tells you where the power is who still standing well j.p. morgan they just reported their quarterly mon burgers they came in with their earnings i think they were add or a little above expectations were way above expectation because all of their liabilities sit on the balance sheet of the federal reserve bank in washington j.p. morgan doesn't any of its own liabilities it runs up liabilities and then it gives them to the people of america the citizens

: led team he says that morgan is an inspiration for her and thousands of players. they look up to morgan. >> she was a team player. >> i think what has gotten her to the highest level is her work ethic because she was always doing extra training and extra shooting. >> reporter: along with her are three players from stanford. they have inspired the world would come from behind wins and an unparalleled determination. >> i think the whole cup run for the u.s. team has been amazing. i think it has transcended the game for sure. >> reporter: the world cup final is this sunday and dozens of fans will be watching and cheering for those bay area players and team usa. >> today's game played out before an excited audience. the huge screen meant that there was not a bad seat in the house. sunday's finals will be televised and if the weather is nicer there could be quite a crowd. >>> developing news now from marin county where a water rescue is under way. it started one hour ago at tennessee beach. they found three people on the beach requiring medical assistance. the search i

morgan over bad mortgage investments. >> susie: j.p. morgan c.e.o. jamie dimon also weighed in on the debt ceiling debate today, saying a u.s. default would be catastrophic for the u.s. and the global economy. top lawmakers were back at the white house today, the fifth straight day of talks. president given lawmakers until tomorrow to compromise. our guest tonight weighs in on how those stalled debt talks could affect your portfolio. she also gives us her outlook for the markets and the u.s. economy. sallie krawcheck is one of the most powerful women on wall street. as president of global wealth and investment management at bank of america, she oversees more than $2 trillion of assets for clients at merrill lynch and u.s. trust. our conversation began with her take on the stock market for the second half. >> the u.s. economy will continue to muddle its way through for the remainder of the year, and the return on equities will be positive for the remainder of the year. >> sallie, what is your take on the economy? so many people say the u.s. economy is

tom morgan went in the back room. cuffy went into the back room.uffy's attorney went into the back room. and the hearing was delayed. and several hours later, cuffy flipped. >> prosecutors agreed not to charge cuffy and another former deputy sheriff, paul skyers, in return for their testimony against dorsey and two others. >> mr. dorsey, did you have anything to do with this? >> the day after cuffy flipped, former sheriff sidney dorsey was handcuffed and taken by officers armed with machine guns to this same jail he once ran. >> did you do it? >> did you do it? >> sidney dorsey was now charged with masterminding and directing four of his deputies to murder sheriff-elect, derwin brown. >> i'm innocent. >> what to you say to the charges? >>> coming up -- two murder trials in georgia and two very different verdicts. boy, i'm glad we got aflac huh. aflac! oh, i've just got major medical... major medical. ...but it helps pay the doctors. pays the doctors, boyyy! [ quack ] oh yeah? what about your family? ♪ we added aflac, so we get cash! it's like our s

back now to that breaking news story in morgan hill. sky 7 shows you a desperate attempt to stop this fire in morgan hill. wildfire there is threatening structures. this is a up to 20 acres now and we're going follow this for you and bring you more when we get more. >> and there has been another death at yosemite national park. marine academy sophomore killed in a car crash tuesday morning on busy road. reporting that she had been in a night hike and was returning to marin with friends. and that follows another tragedy also on tuesday, three modesto area residents were swept over vernal falls. they're missing and presumed dead. >> and a bay area woman caught up in a hacking raid appeared in court today. tracy venezuela pled not guilty to intentional damage to a protected computer. the justice department satisfies they're part of a group known as anonymous. you've probably heard them mentioned in the news before. the group is accused of mounting a cyber attack on the pay pal web site in retaliation for suspending wiki leaks site. >> this

and 98 for morgan hill.g a look your kron 4 7 day around the bay with still a sticky triple digits sticking around. 90's even next week. '70s on the coast. >> the cuts to high-speed rail system for munich, caltrain and bart. jerry brown for muni--cutting funding. what does this mean for bay area transportation? >> governor brown signed the budget and cut high-speed rail funding for muni and bart and caltrain. muni will not get the $27,000,000.30 $5 million out of part board is out of the amount of the $5 million. and bart is not going to see $35 million. this money was just a small portion of what is needed for billions of projects for improvement. one of the and on lot of of the list was a high-speed rail connection between chinatown in san francisco. a eventually it will connect the bay area to southern california the high-speed real funding is crucial to transportation aging the high-speed rail funding project. >> one high-speed rail is built our train cars perhaps he does not realize that those excess of

morgan and bank of america held the dow industrial gains in check. j.p. morgan slid more than 1%. bank of america fell more than 2%. the worst dow stock today. investment bank morgan stanley dropped almost 2%. 1.8%. concern is building among analysts that quarterly earnings expectations will be down from last year due to a drop off in trading revenues. trading activity has been hit by the greek debt crisis, the drop in commodity prices from earlier this year and new regulations. morgan stanley stock is only about $1 off a 52-week low hit in early june. transportation stocks were a standout in today's market. this e.t.f. follows the dow transport index, and it hit a new high today-- up more than 1% on heavier-than-usual volume. this is an all-time high. trucking stocks especially helped the sector. arkansas best jumped 10.5% after raising its freight rates. some optimism there it will stick. con-way and old dominion freight saw some ripple-effect buying-- more more than 5.5% and 3.5% respectively. a lot of those trucks can be headed toward retailers, and store stocks saw buying int

french morgan freeman. that's the reason since only four hours about the matter yeah it is hard to feel twenty four hours i'm just wondering you know how many people out there probably would confuse morgan freeman or nelson mandela i mean and the sad thing is i think at the end of the day most people don't even know actually what it is that nelson mandela did they know that he's a good guy and he's from south africa and that's pretty much the place of any movie yes it's a good guy to specially work on electric company ok guys i don't know where you're getting there with that morgan freeman because i want your company and western company you know where my children know the children's t.v. show and we're growing up my kids i wasn't growing up same time you were hearing i . know my doing radio i went there ok let's move on to a real schmuck herman cain who obviously doesn't like muslims now is decided to. just take a life right but in any community he didn't say we don't want to a mosque in our community they