well the problem is goldman sachs morgan stanley it all have destroyed their whole market with these securitization. scheme if you want to call it back in two thousand and seven two thousand and eight two thousand and nine they've done a good job of destroying much of the european market with the greek crisis the portugal and so wide and so now they're desperately looking for new sources to kind of suck out the capital in china and the bric countries are one of the prime plums are left to pick when the world economy as they see it but the chinese are no fools although of course i guess they're playing along hoping to hell they did mess get called on me a private sector you say the american guys don't have those same interests in mind . well everywhere the american banks go they may wreak havoc i mean just look at the track record over the over the last years so to let let goldman sachs in with a private equity fund for the city of beijing is simply inviting the fox to guard the chicken coop the i don't know what transpired between goldman sachs and beijing officials i can only specul

goldman sachs and morgan stanley were allowed to become bank holding companies by the fed. making them like the jpmorgan chases, wells fargo, bank of america. interestingly, they did not allow lehman company. they of asked. they denied just like the fed had denied bear stearns access to the feds window in the beginning of 2008 when they asked for that. and they made that ability -- allowed securities firms to hit the fed window. the same day that bear stearns was allowed to fail. so the fed was making very important decisions along the way who to save and who not to save. but, you know, jpmorgan chase was a totally different -- than goldman sachs and morgan stanley. now they fund themselveses in a similar way. although not only does jpmorgan chase have access to the fed window, but it's depositors, you know, money that it uses and basically gets for free because we all know what the interest rate is on the savings accounts or checking accounts, virtually nothing. they get the money for free and lend that out, you know, for higher interest rates. they are playing an arbitrag

september 22nd, 2008, goldman sachs and morgan stanley were allowed to become a bank holding companies by the fed making them very much like the jpmorgan chase of the world, wells fargo, bank of america, interestingly they did not allow lehman brothers to become a bank holding company, lehman brothers asked to do that and they denied that opportunity for them just like the fed denied bear stearns access to the window in march of 2008 and the beginning of 2008 when they asked for that and they made that ability, allowed the securities firms to hit the window the same day bear stearns was allowed to fail. so they were making very important decisions who to save and who not to save. so for jpmorgan chase it was a totally different finding itself in a totally different way than goldman sachs and morgan stanley. now they find themselves in a similar way although not only does jpmorgan chase have access to the fed window but it also has its depositors money that it uses that it basically gets for free because we all know what the interest rate is on our savings account or checking accounts v

. >> but morgan stanley then took in turn a billion dollar tax ripoff from the taxpayer.they ripped us off. >> they do deals with big banks. there are questions how we should do those bailouts, but it's not goldman sachs' responsibility to make sure that morgan stanley makes money. >> i don't know how that makes sense in any planet in any universe. that is just insane. >> last word to you, megan. >> well, you know, i think it's very morally satisfying to try and track down people who did things to us, but i think in the end, justice wants to make a case that goldman didn't just do something we didn't like, they want to make a case that goldman actually did something illegal at the time they did it. that's a lot harder standard to meet. in the aftermath of these crises, what you get is a lot of cases brought that fail. eliot spitzer didn't make his cases, a lot of giuliani's cases fell apart, even the enron stuff has been falling apart. so it's a lot more difficult to track down chronic wrong-doers. >> we reached out to them and they gave us the following statement. >> wit

attorney general has been quietly requesting information from bank of america, goldman sachs and morgan stanley in what appears to be a new investigation into the bank's lending practices leading up to the country's mortgage related meltdown. >>> just hours after a federal appeals court turned them down, cameron and tyler winklevoss say they'll let the supreme court make the final decision whether to reopen their case alleging facebook founder mark zuckerberg stole their idea for the social networking site. and speaking of facebook, an israeli couple has reportedly named their newborn baby book like. and appropriately dozens of thumbs up signs appeared on the proud papa's page where he announced the arrival of baby like. poor kid. >>> well, one of the worst pitching performances ever. and some college kids find a creative way to pass the time during a rain delay. >>> plus, the brewers' carlos gomes says not so fast with a home run robbing catch in los angeles. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, we're stormy on both coasts, but at least we're perfect in the m

morgan stanley downgraded its opinion to equal weight after looking at its japanese business. this is the lowest price since labor day. a couple of technology movers semiconductor maker marvell popped above $16 per share for the first time since early april up 11%. despite a weak first quarter it raised its outlook. camera phone chip maker omni- vision dropped nine percent after failing to increase its guidance. the market saw several new stocks hit the tape. russian internet search engine yandex started at 25. freescale semiconductor is once again a publicly traded company. it came public at 18 per share. canadian energy firm lone pine resources began at 13. and spirit airlines cut its i.p.o. price to 12. and that's tonight's market focus. >> suzanne: break out the fertilizer and weed killer. spring is here and summer is on the way. for more than 30 years spring green lawn care corporation has been helping homeowners keep their yards lush and dandelion- free. for most of that time, the hofer family has been at the helm. in tonight's all in the family segment, diane eastabrook

but subsidiaries of bank of america and morgan stanley foreclosed on nearly 200 service members withoutorders. some members were deployed to iraq or afghanistan at the time. the banks agreed to the settlement today. >>> paying more for using less, pg&e has been given the green light to charge most of its customers more money for their energy use and that includes those who use the least amount of energy. under the current rate structure pg&e says those who use a lot of power are subsidizing those who don't. now, low energy customers who don't conserve enough will be put in a new price ] that will raise their bims. average customers can expect to see a 10% increase in their bill. >>> when you leave the house, many of you carry your wallet in your pocket, your phone in the other. soon, you may need just one of those. today google unveiled google wallet. the ap. store's credit card information and shoppers can buy things just by waving their phone over a reader. the app also offers online coupons. for now only android users in san francisco and new york can use the mobile payment service a

morgan stanley world bank of scotland u.b.s. wells fargo credit agricole and society in general you know maybe you could all turn off and go home but if you do a terrorist or defrosting thrown in the ocean all right stacie over thanks so much for being on the cause or report thank you max don't go away much more coming your way. stay right there with the lead. lead. more news today violence is once again flared up look. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. for asians to rule the day lead. i'll come back to the kaiser report on max kaiser time now to go to athens greece and talk with dr characters told brass who is suing goldman sachs j.p. morgan and others for their role in the financial assassination of greece dr tubb ross welcome to the kaiser report hi mike starr you that should surprise you are suing not only j.p. morgan and goldman sachs but here suing the entire financial kit and caboodle even the intermediaries that deal with these fraudulent securities the the broker dealers the deri

morgan stanley's analyst says there's a paradigm shift in u.s. drilling, moving toward oil. halliburton's rally takes it to within a couple of dollars of a new 52-week high. that was set back earlier this spring. fellow service firm baker hughes found buyers too, up almost 5%, also on stronger volume, and about $5 away from a post- recession high. hormel foods, maker of jennie-o turkey and spam, saw earnings up from a year ago, and matching estimates. its grocery and specialty food businesses were hit by higher commodity costs hormel was the weakest stock in the weakest sector today-- being consumer staples. h-r-l shares fell almost 5% as volume quintupled. shares have ha a nice run over the past year, though. look at this run. shares are up 44% over the past year and were at a 52-week high just last week. perhaps a bit of profit-taking as well. it was a disappointing quarter for polo ralph lauren. the clothing designer and retailer missed estimates by a nickel per share. the combination of higher costs and lower sales in japan hurt its bottom line. shares took a nose dive,

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year, is already selling blankets to the dave matthews band, fleece jackets to companies like morgan stanleycenture, and logo wear to colleges. how many people to you have working here now? >> we have 23 employees in total. >> reporter: and cara aley says mojo plans to expand quickly to other cities like oakland, detroit and new orleans. the goal here is to make this a significantly bigger company. >> it is, by the end of this year, we expect to have 160 employees. >> reporter: with mojo's help, tameira lanier is not only designing a new life for herself and her two boys, she's now dreaming of designing her own fashions. that's got to feel good. >> it does. i'm so happy, i'm so proud of myself. my mom is proud of me too. it's amazing, i love it. >> reporter: anthony mason, cbs news, lowell, massachusetts. >> couric: and before we leave you, one final note. as some of you may already know, i'm moving on from cbs news. next thursday will be my last broadcast. that night we'll take a look back at some of the amazing stories we've covered over the past five years. i hope you'll join us. i'm kati

general reportedly is requesting information and documents from bank of america, goldman sachs and morgan stanley. one source say the a.g. is examining mortgage practices to and the sale of loans to investors. >>> and most markets are losing ground today, worried about europe's debt crisis. tokyo's nikkei average, however, was up slightly. hong kong's hang seng is down a small percentage. in london, the ftse opens a little lower, too. on wall street, the dow lost 0.4% today. meanwhile, the nasdaq index fell 1.6%. >>> for the first time in eight weeks, gasoline prices are now falling. the energy department says the average cost was down half a penny from last week, to $3.96 a gallon. still pretty tough. one reason is the sharp drop in crude oil prices. about $16 since the beginning of the month. >>> also, sprint has gone from worst to first. a survey finds that the company's cell phone customers are among the happiest, along with verizon's. sprint's ratings were dead just about three years ago. customer satisfaction dropped slightly for at&t's mobile. >>> and also, a las vegas landmark is now clos

today morgan stanley announce home prices could fall another six to eleven percent this year sending a middle class asset thirty one percent are underwater on further down in value after the worst economic downturn since the great depression and job losses have forced formerly middle class families into poverty or his remote glinda looks at where the american dream has gone. sunny southern california long a favorite destination for those pursuing stardom and well throughout the years barry's have lived the american dream of comfort and increasing prosperity but these days many of those very pam lees are caught up in a nightmare of escalating party the economic crisis has touched them before untouchable middle class what we have seen in the last. week passion. in the family. some of them fall apart. maybe areas trying to raise her daughters but she struggles to keep a place to live the mayberry's are typical of the growing trend of families that slide from middle class to poverty and homelessness i thought i had the best of everything. there he was participating he with work and i was

god came one point four percent afterward it was upgraded soup overweight from equal weight at morgan stanley vodafone shares are up in london up through according revenue above market expectations. here in loss of coffee obviously the markets continue to trade in the red this hour the back of all the world's worldwide market trends now let's look at some individual share moves here on the rise ics precious metals not a point of metal is up more than three percent after reporting record high quarterly results in russia colors and standards he was here as of last night's and tainted key are in the. read the news there small share swap agreement has collapsed. to a crisis starts to produce has not released results with both enjoying strong gains from the high commodity prices the country's biggest two group several style has posted a five hundred thirty one million dollars profit for the first quarter of all analyst expectations that compares with a net loss of seven hundred eighty five million dollars during the same period last year. and number two steel company you ever asked group has repor

de morgan stanley announced home prices could fall another six to eleven percent this year set in the middle class thirty one percent already report they're underwater on further down in value so after the worst economic downturn since the great depression it's pretty close our bosses have taken a toll they forced formally middle class families into poverty artie's among glenda looks at where the american dream has gone for them sunny southern california along a favorite destination for those pursuing stardom and well throughout the years families have lived the american dream of comfort and increasing prosperity but these days many of those very families are caught up in a nightmare of escalating poverty the economic crisis has touched the before untouchable middle class what we have seen in the last two years really we're going to fashion is an increase in the number of families where. some of the important part of haitian mayberry is trying to raise her daughters while she struggles to keep a place to live the mayberry's are typical of the growing trend of families that slide from

morgan morgan stanley and the rest of them that's why at the end of the day you know we're going to solve this problem so this is a little charade and people should be upset about because the real problem facing the country here of course is the recession we still have almost twenty five million people unemployed underemployed or the workforce this is just silliness so you think that it's only going to get resolved just because wall street wants it to essentially i think is going to go. results because the republicans don't have to start a back on this is there purporting to be a we heard leader banners speech last night and yes there is the definitely a strong desire amongst republicans to get something for this and i think that they will wind up getting something for this particularly if you listen to democrats over the last reset senate democrats saying yes we need to show we show some sign that we have a belief in fiscal responsibility and so there's going to be something but i really don't think that even speaker boehner is realistic about his dollar for dollar sort of for an increas

source says the attorney general is looking at bank of america, goldman sachs and morgan stanley madehe mortgage mess. good news if you are looking for student loans. cutting rates. rates vary according to your credit score. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >>> a medical student who would have graduated this week is being honored with a posthumous degree. joe hernandez was beaten to death in south of market in january. they released video that shows the attacker an asian male with a tattoo on his right arm. they have arrested tracy long of san jose on an assault charge. they say she attacked a friend of hernandez with her high heels. the parents accepted the diploma at a ceremony. >> it's going to be hard. he is supposed to be here today. >>> the school is establishing a scholarship in his name. >>> activists who support the right to carry unloaded firearms have suffered a blow. they have approved a bill to make it a misdemeanor to carry an unloaded gun in public. supporters say the bill will improve public safety while gun rights advocates say it infringes on their righ

linked in, $352.8 million deal means fees paid mostly to morgan stanley, which led the deal. bank of america is expects to take a big piece of the pie. >>> barnes & noble is -- $17 per share in a cash deal worth $1 billion. the offer values barnes & noble at 21% higher than the closing price of $14.11 per share. the offer is contingent on the founding chairman remaining not only a stake holder but holding a management position. a couple big tech stories we are following this morning and a very, very happy friday to you. >> all right. thank you very much. have a great day, nicole. >>> let's see. we are having a great day. we are live in san mateo. i can feel the warm up this morning, christina. is the trend going to continue? >> it is. you know ha the difference is, laura? we have fog. we are going to see the marine layer push inland. we are starting out with temperatures five to seven degrees warmer than this time yesterday morning, we are going to end up where we did yesterday. we have a bit of the fog rolling in now. the visibility is coming down in santa rosa. this is some

but it's not goldman sachs' responsibility to make sure that morgan stanley makes money. >> i'll leaveght there. >> i don't know how that makes sense on any planet in any universe. >> last word to you, megan? >> well, i think that it's very morally satisfying to try to track down people who did things to us. but i think in the end, justice wants to make a case that goldman didn't just do something that we don't like. they want to make a case that goldman did something illegal. in the aftermath of this crisis, what you get is a lot of cases brought that fail. eliot spitzer didn't make his cases. a lot of rudy guiliani's cases ultimately fell apart. even some of the enron stuff has been falling apart. it's a lot more difficult to track down -- >> not that this conversation could have been a lot better. but we hope someone from goldman sachs would participate in the conversation. they didn't. rereached out to them and they gave us the following statement -- with respect to senator levin's remarks about misleading testimony with regard to the big short, the testimony we gave was truthful a

snyderman has launched an investigation into the businesses of goldman sachs, bank of america, and morgan stanleyust maybe, someone will finally be held accountable. my ges have been following this story closely. josh rosner is an expert in mortgage finance issues and one of the first analysts to point out the major problems at fannie mae and freddie mac. matt taibbi has written extensively on this topic for "rolling stone" describing goldman sachs as a great vampire squid. all right, matt. let's begin with you. at a very structural level, set the stage for us. what have the banks been accused of doing here? >> so, basically, this was one giant hot potato game. you had your learns like country wide and new century and long beach, and they were creating huge masses of these subprime loans using every manner of fraud available. they were, you know, falsifying income statements, putting people who didn't have documentation, weren't citizens, getting people into bigger loans than they could afford. you had these huge masses of fraudulent loan, and they were securitizing them, making them these giant

laura tyson makes $350,000 a year in cash plus some stock as a member of the board of morgan stanley, and one will look in vain for statements by laura tyson about how investment banking behaved unethically during the crisis. >> reporter: tyson-- a berkeley professor who chaired president clinton's council of economic advisors-- and simmons both declined to talk to us as well. but in fact, the economics profession has responded to "inside job." at its annual convention in january, its official body decided to work on a code of ethics that might well include full disclosure. the film has had a demonstrable impact. so, does ferguson think everything is okay? >> no, everything is not okay. it is still possible to publish things and even more importantly, unfortunately, it is still possible to do things like testify in congress without stating you know, "i'm being paid to testify in congress." this issue is now pervasive in american academia and in my view it's a grave threat to the independence of academic research in the university system. >> reporter: charles ferguson, thank you very m

. >> goldm morgan stanley are going down now. >> it's falling off the cliff. >> people are freaking out >> it's not just an american problem. >> 35,000 jobs just dippeared. >> you wt uso simply hand over $700 billion. >> it's another bailout with no legislation. >> we don't have options. >> you want too big to fail. here it is. >> charlie: in the interest of full disclosure the company that made this preliminary is one of the supporters of this program, hbo. andrew ross sorkin and two of the film's stores billy crudup and james woods. i am pleased to have them all here at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> charlie: so you write this book. it's a best seller. hbo comes to you and says we want to make it into a film. >> that is what happened. but when they came to me, i no idea that you'd have actors like this and curtis hanson at the helm directing this film. to see it in life like this right now is sort of extraordinary. >> charlie: what do you mean by extraordinary. >> as a writer you know we talked about this when you're sitting there toiling in the middle of the night trying to wr

i can't believe that you -- >> morgan stanley took a $10 billion bailout from the taxpayer. ergo they ripped us off. how do you answer that? >> how do i answer that? i think in fact they do deals with big banks. there's questions about how we should have done those bailouts. but the fact is it's not goldman sachs' responsibility to make sure morgan standy makes money. >> for the rest of this great conversation, don't miss "your money" with ali velshi. join kichristine romans for "yo bottom line." >>> we just learned president obama's mideast envoy is resigning and the timing of the announcement raises all sorts of questions. ed henry will join us after the break with the back story. eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see a whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. female announcer: thanks to the eyeglass guide, it's never been easier to find the right pair of eyeglasses. check out eyeglassguide.com today, brought to you by tran

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the only two that survived in the independent former morgan stanley and goldman sachs, but both of themnged their legal status so that they moved out of the sec and became banks under the federal reserve. the sec proxy oversight has been greatly criticized -- the sec's oversight has been greatly criticized for letting them use an enormous amount of leverage in their trading. a lot of questions have been raised about cox and the sec because they have lost a lot of power in the ways that investment banks changed into banks or were acquired by banks. host: louise story joining us from new york and has been reporting on post-financial meltdown prosecutions. you can read her work along with her co-writer on newyorktimes.com if you do not pick it up in hard copy.

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from eight top executives of major american companies, including yahoo, general atlantic, morgan stanl stanley, and google. they've all worked closely with liu on the stanford board of trustees, and they wrote to say the following: "even in a room full of highly accomplished leaders, goodwin is impressive. he is insightful, constructive and a good listener. moreover, he possesses a remarkably even temperament. his demeanor is unfailingly respectful and open-minded, never dogmatic or flexible. goodwin's strengths," they say -- quote -- "are exactly what we expect in a judge. objectivity, independence, respect for differing views, sound judgment." we know the american bar association has unanimously rated him well qualified for the united states court of appeals. and his background is similar to many who have been confirmed to the circuit court in the past. but some on the other side nevertheless think he's too young and he doesn't have judicial experience or his credentials are not right. for those who ask for a judicial record to review, i would ask, what about edward chen? we considered judge

from eight top executives of major american companies, including yahoo, general atlantic, morgan stanl stanley, and google. they've all worked closely with liu on the stanford board of trustees, and they wrote to say the following: "even in a room full of highly accomplished leaders, goodwin is impressive. he is insightful, constructive and a good listener. moreover, he possesses a remarkably even temperament. his demeanor is unfailingly respectful and open-minded, never dogmatic or flexible. goodwin's strengths," they say -- quote -- "are exactly what we expect in a judge. objectivity, independence, respect for differing views, sound judgment." we know the american bar association has unanimously rated him well qualified for the united states court of appeals. and his background is similar to many who have been confirmed to the circuit court in the past. but some on the other side nevertheless think he's too young and he doesn't have judicial experience or his credentials are not right. for those who ask for a judicial record to review, i would ask, what about edward chen? we considered judge