mr. fisher, i'm here to tell you that you are too far from reality. i think my book would be about living beyond the bounds the common western experience. the soviet union at the deaths of the cold war, north korea, afghanistan, who are the extraordinary people that you meet, the extraordinary evil that you encounter, but also of the inspiriting goodness in the human soul, which is rather the largest thing for me. i'm not particularly religious. i hope i'm not particularly self righteous. but that would be a very major thing for me. how in the midst of darkness there is always liked? >> for some of those who have never heard us talk before, white year is it -- what year is it in china? >> from 1971 to 1975, that was the last five years of melting 's life.- mao tse-tung i went back to china when they opened to the world in the 1980's, an assignment that ended with my imprisonment for spying, which i hated to say of which i was not guilty and the chinese ultimately themselves acknowledged two years or three years later. i was in the soviet union between

mr. fisher, said. quote -- "based on my experience at the fed, the marginal costs of too-big-to-fail financial institutions easily dwarf their purported soarbled and macroecomonic benefits. the risk posed by coddling too-big-to-fail banks is simply too great. winston churchill said that 'in finance, everything that is greebl is unsound and everything that is sound is disagreeable." that's from churchill. and mr. fisher continues, "i think the greebl but sound thing to do regarding institutions that are too big to fail is to dismantle them over time into institutions that can be prudently managed and regulated across borders." "and this should be done before the next financial crisis because we now know it surely cannot be done in the middle of a crisis." end of quote. that's dallas fed president mr. fisher. mr. president, they are already in the process of breaking up big banks in england. according to "the washington post," the british government announced tuesday -- that is, not this tuesday, this is

mr. fisher, said. quote -- "based on my experience at the fed, the marginal costs of too-big-to-fail financial institutions easily dwarf their purported soarbled and macroecomonic benefits. the risk posed by coddling too-big-to-fail banks is simply too great. winston churchill said that 'in finance, everything that is greebl is unsound and everything that is sound is disagreeable." that's from churchill. and mr. fisher continues, "i think the greebl but sound thing to do regarding institutions that are too big to fail is to dismantle them over time into institutions that can be prudently managed and regulated across borders." "and this should be done before the next financial crisis because we now know it surely cannot be done in the middle of a crisis." end of quote. that's dallas fed president mr. fisher. mr. president, they are already in the process of breaking up big banks in england. according to "the washington post," the british government announced tuesday -- that is, not this tuesday, this is

mr. fisher had just received. >> i had to look at the picture several times to realize that was the new coat arrived the day before. and he stole it out of the macy's box it was delivered in the day before. >> reporter: but the photo of bravado may be the thief's undoing. police are all over it. >> having the image is fantastic for us. >> reporter: the burglar has not been located yet. but the fishers are hoping the facebook posting of his picture will turn into a mug shot when he's arrested. we're left with a crime question. will the face time on facebook lead to time in the slammer? george? >> you had fun with this, pierre. we hope he gets caught. thanks very much. >>> now, let's get a look at the rest of the stop stories with juju. >> good morning, everyone. more news on the breaking news out of london. a judge has granted bail to julian assange. jim sciutto is at the court with more. >> reporter: with assange in the courtroom, his mother as well, the judge listened to arguments for about 90 minutes before deciding to uphold the bail. the lawyer telling us they have successfully raised th

mr. fisher had received. >> i had to look at the picture several times to realize that was the new coat.t arrived the day before. and he stole it out of the macy's box it was delivered in the day before. >> reporter: but the photo of bravado may be the thief's undoing. >> having the image is fantastic for us. >> reporter: the burglar has not been located yet. but officials are hoping the facebook poster of his picture will turn into a mug shot when he's arrested. we're left with a crime question. will the face time on facebook lead to time in the slammer? george? >> you had fun with this, pierre. we hope he gets caught. thanks very much. >>> now, let's get a look at the rest of the stop stories with juju. >> good morning, everyone. fragile progress. that's the headline from president obama's long-awaited review of the war strategy in afghanistan. the report finds the military is on track to begin withdrawing forces in july. it says al qaeda ease leadership is the weakest in years. but pakistan must do more to make the progress permanent. meantime, 60% of americans say the war is not wort

mr. fisher he said i'm here to tell you that you are too far from reality. i think my book would be about living beyond -- for a very long time beyond the bounds of western experience. the common western experience. the soviet union at the depth of the cold war. and north korea, afghanistan. iraq. the extraordinary people that you meet, the extraordinary evil that you encounter but also the goodness in the human soul. which is rather the largest theme for me. i'm not particularly religious. i hop i'm not particularly self-righteous. but that would be a very major theme for me is how in the midst of darkness there's always light. >> just so those who have never heard us talk before, what years in china? >> first years working for a canadian newspaper, from 1971 to 1975. which was this last five years of mao tse-tung's life and the cultural revolution, the great chaos which mao occasioned by trying to turn chinese society upside down. and i went back to china when they began to open to the world in the 1980's. an assignment which ended with my imprisonment for

among them, done fisher, walter shoren stein and most recently, mr. toldman, also a marin resident his entire life, mario illote has also died. there's a common thread that they gave so much and gave back to their charities and communities. i think it's really important that we continue to establish a climate in san francisco to attract and retain such leaders for the future. that's one of our challenges. i think mr. guillote was typical of these leaders in that unfortunately his death was caused by a fall at age 8 rushing to his office on saturday to get his work done and get his grandson's football game afterwards. this is the kind of drive we need to have more of in the future. president miguel: commissioner borden? commissioner borden: i was selected for a jury and will not be at the regularly scheduled hearing next thursday and most likely won't be at the regularly scheduled hearing the following thursday. president miguel: i will just mention that i have met with people regarding 200 on market street, and some individuals regarding the cvs pharm