mr. goldman's case. what the public is asked to building you're going to discussing discuss 3 cases without preparation they didn't send documents or tell you what was documents were you know nothing because if you did know something we're supposed to know anything that's not privileged. you don't know what the cases are don't know the scope of the discussion and you don't have any idea a that's the way it seems from the public's point of view if it's the case you don't know what to go into closed session if you don't know what you're going to discuss in closed session hallway can you decide that a closed session is required if you look at the yawned item we can't tell if a closed session is required sunshine ordinance section 67 pointed 8 stitsdz states it the agenda disclosureer should specifically identify a case under discussion that's what the law says you can be as disingenious about it >> only tell us things like it's a legal case the law says you have to say with the specific case is if you don't

mr. goldman. keeps emerging and the story covering on air as well as online. the posted 911 calls the georgia death as well as to goodman's chilling close heroin face but also have but though executive yacht where police found forced his lifeless body. >> : to my people in san bruno gather together to remember our neighborhood legend they held dear who was killed in a crash. >> : join us live with more on the story tonight >> : the memorial is right here at the intersection where barbie was killed sunday at el camino royale crossing the street. they remembered as unofficial mayor of sambar know everybody done venesection or 57 year old losses life. they celebrated him wearing sports jerseys just like he did better known as john b. breaux everybody's body. victoria organize the event the issue new lobby of a kind man his smile when he strolled down the street. all was walking. yet if somebody had a good day he is a good soul. dancing around enjoying life. they're all caring support and they all love him. it makes pain go away. no room to note below right now. e

goldman and getting to talk to you. he's exactly on the right track. and getting started young, nothing like it. >> trey, you have mr.fett on the phone. what do you want to know from him? >> well, what are you in? what's in your portfolio today, mr. buffett? >> i see you've been talking to the people at cnbc. >> yes, sir, i have. >> well, we publish what we owned regularly. my plor's 99%. what i would like to do, i understand that you're being shown around goldman. i'd like to become your agent because they're going to try and sign you up. i think the two of us working together could make a better deal with lloyd than if he has you all to himself. we can get jamie diamond into the act and everybody competing for your services if we played this right. >> i think there is trey with mr. blankfine earlier in this week. he's also, mr. buffett, met derek jeter at yankees stadium earlier. been a great week for him. i have to ask you, i'm sure a guy like trey wonders what you're thinking on a day like this when the market is down 240 points. . what would you tell him? >> i like anything, i like, you know, if they mark down h

mr. vice president, thanks for being here. >> it's good to be here today. >> i have to ask you about this. news week reporter lay yeah goodman tweeted according to a senior goldman sachs official in a private talk you told top brass while you were still vice president the plan was to invade iraq and iran together and cheney told goldman sachs bankers is not doing a dual attack was his biggest regret. the statement was met with stunned silence. is that true? >> never happened. >> never happened? >> no. >> is that a roo he gret of yours not talking iraq and iran at the same time? >> iran is a special place with respect to the nuclear capability. i was a strong believe if we had to we should use nuclear force to stop iran from getting. >> we never got to that point. goldman sachs, i don't mean to knock the firm. i've got good friends there but i never had a session where i did that with anybody. >> a new poll shows 71% of the american people think going into iraq was not worth it. you've been out there very forcely talking about what you think is a mistake by president obama in iraq. how do you respond to the vast majority of the american public who disagrees with

goldman sachs or jp morgan chase. >> time for the gentleman expires. chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. want to thank the witnesses for being here. kind of interesting that there seems to have developed among some of the members here that really the costs of some of these regulations and the red tape that has resulted from these regulations, a lot of that has been testified to by mr. wilson, a lot of that is either not real or if it is not real it is not having an impact and it's not significant. in fact, it seems that we're heralding that this is a good bill because wall street has hit all-time highs. and i would suggest that may be true but it does not properly reflect the overall economy and the reality that the folks i represent are feeling. and i represent virginia's fifth district, a rural district. 23 counties and cities. mostly main street america. we've had in the last six years unemployment in parts of our district as high as 20%. north of 20%. there's still localities in our district where we have unemployment almost as high as 10%. our economy is struggling and we

mr. hormats had a big job at the state department. we worked with him very closely. >> here's a tip for you goldman sachs is something you might want toou finish your public service. >> we work well to the. i will say that. it's not always the case in washington. >> okay. let's check on the markets as investors try to make some sense of the morning's big geopolitical stories and earnings here at home. the futures at this point are rebounding a little. 160-point loss yesterday right midsession as initially, i looked after the plane crash. i looked after it. and it was shot down and nothing much happened. the market tried to make a stand but with the invasion of gaza, too many things for the market to stay higher. volatility spiked about 32%. the vix up to over 14 but still historically low. that's what's happening in europe today. those you'd call moderate losses are making a little bit of a stand. japan getting the worst of it in asia, oil is -- talked about it quite a bit 'tis morning. not much happening. moving up in pennies. the ten year continues to rally as yields drop now at 2.47. 2.47, as there is some flight to quality and int