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. >> tonight on our great, great american panel, he's the president of penn financial group and the author of the great nextarket. business expert matt mccall is here. she's a washington columnist for "fortune magazine." nina easton is back. he's the host of college football today on cbs and host of a nationally syndicated show that can be seen on a network. tim brando is back. the rhetoric is insane. let's look at congresswoman sanchez and pelosi just this week. >> she nailed the obstructtors in the senate on my radio show today. >> these are not patriots. people who love this country want to see jobs created. >> they don't love this country? >> no. i don't think they love this country. they are not concerned about the economic well-being of the country as a whole. >> republicans vote for this bill today, they will be voting to say that women can die on the floor and healthcare providers do not have to intervene if this bill is passed. it's just appalling. >> they are not patriots, they don't love this country and conservatives want women to die. the rhetoric doesn't stop. and apparently anytime you take o

next month. russell british oil joint venture t n k d p has posted record high financials for the first three quarters of this year the company's net income group seventy five percent almost seven billion dollars its chief financial officer jonathan miller says the results the world by all price and that will remain the case next year. you will be looking for a game production growth year on year probably in the one to two percent area we've got some integration of our international assets to do terms of vietnam and venezuela. and we hope to see again a strong environment which will allows them to maximize on their backs and lines are next with the. this is an. attention. and leadership rivalries. the occupy wall street movement ready for yet another round of world wide protests to mark the g twenty summit and calls for governments to crack down on the global casino currency trading. with more on those stories in less than half an hour from now in the meantime we take a trip to one of the biggest and oldest urban hubs in siberia it's the city of almost our extended report is next on r.t. . around a three hour flight from moscow home to more tha

next batch of bailout loans. a group known as the troika has completed work in athens. it now depends on the euro zone and imf and need to approve the conclusions of the financial review. >> the sixth installment of the greek bailout is worth 6 billion euros. however, this year, greece will miss its target, and the finance minister says the shuttle endeavour for 2013, 2014 are not viable either. they are expecting the scenario for a post-re-default greece. >> one thing is not up for negotiation, for us or our partners. grace is and always will be a member of the bureau son -- greece is and always will be a member of theeuro zone. >> the crisis has reached a systemic dimension. over the last month, it has moved from the smaller economies to the larger e.u. countries. >> and is that tension that has sparked the market moves in recent weeks. >> de approval of the troika may not sue the investors on tuesday. for more, let's go to the frankfurt stock exchange. >> they are skeptical, skeptical above all that greece can free itself of been mountain of debt on its some. they see a default that this a hair cut been essential to putting the country for. there were winners and lo

built the biggest financial group they didn't russian history made about tricks to serving time for robbing millions of their savings this time besides a set of investors in ukraine. next month in hundreds reveals a magical transformation the russian capital of the goes when the sun sets. great. things. come to. you need. some to. go. hello welcome to the polling this week's episode. of this is it has completely changed over the past two decades and today even the capital is transformed as we're third rounds of color as a white lights. as we explore various lights in the sights logs starting off here at the magnificent. after decades of appearing in monochrome is finally seeing itself in bright striking technicolor. every evening the russian capital changes can magically as the city transforms itself into a brightly colored day ground as the largest city in europe moscow is alive twenty four hours a day traffic jams at one am streets full of people late at night and restaurants and bars open around the clock. traffic changing trophyless the capital today is actually bright billboards on the on signs and illuminated buildings from stallin state of services just skyscrap

financial crisis unable to deal with the mounting debt coming up. next though germany's in the damage limitation drive to curb a rise in the series of a nationalist groups during decades of the now defunct multi culti policy the more the country tried to unite its ethnic communities more force them apart voters eyes are now turning towards hardline right wing parties as is tom bar reports the worry is that the cultural divide could violently society. what do these two very different pieces of music have in common they're both performed in germany and they increasingly represent clashing forms of society here we want. immigrants germany just the illegal ones yes and after that the other day i was told that's the view of the national democratic party or n.p. d. here in germany they've supported many concerts attended by right wing supporters but their opponents argue they promote hatred they achieved that in some regions in east germany there are no immigrants. it's not because of economy poisons but it's because nobody was ready to go there because it's there always threatened one anti nazi group recently managed to do right wing concert goers into weari

group carried a golden calf to four financial institutions downtown. they say it's a sign of fiscal ideology. the clergy leaders say they will check in with occupy oakland protesters next to see if they can support their efforts outside of oakland's city hall a horrific scene on the streets of fan overnight. a crash seriously injures eight and police say cocaine and alcohol are to blame. police say the driver of the white van ran a red light at the intersection of 10th and howard streets and slammed into a sedan. fire crews had to use the jaws of life to pull people out of the sedan. two of the victims are in critical condition tonight. police say they found a significant amount of cocaine inside the van. the drivers of both vehicles were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. police believe the driver of the van was involved in an earlier hit and run crash in san francisco. >>> the pregnant woman accused of killing east bay nursing student michelle lay is firing her lawyer. gisele esteban was scheduled to be back in court today but the hearing was delayed because she wants a new attorney. she was accused of killing michelle lay when the nursing student

next? and which other banks will be charging you more for your business. the founder and ceo of the powell financial groupicia. >> hi. >> jamie: i've got to ask if banks are double dibbing. today is the day that the durbin amendment goes into effect and charges less to merchants when you use your card with them, the debit card. >> right. >> jamie: to make up the money, the banks are going to charge us for using it for purpose, but are they steering people back toward credit card usage where they make money, too? >> i think the banks are indifferent to that. what they're not indifferent to is the debit fees are a 19 billion dollars a year income item for the banks, as a whole. and durbin amendment, actually, puts quite a dent in that and i think that the banks are looking for revenue anywhere they can go. you can see this one a mile away though. you knew that this was going to kcome. >> jamie: well, hundreds of bank of america branches have closed or will be closed. and it's been hit hard, but why is that our problem? >> it's our problem because we need a banking system. it's our problem he we need places

labor to human rights groups now blow the whistle on it was back in stalin's cotton industry which is a big government. are next to greece and its crippling debt threaten the financial stability of the entire eurozone lights the fires under those in the upper echelons . report there's no. max keiser this is the cause report as the world continues to employ the financial system max keiser bailout saying currency wars are too big for two thousand and eleven right here on kaiser report right that's right well the first headline then is just a number fifty point six yes this is an image from bloomberg dot com but it's referring to the number of years in percentage terms since eighteen hundred greece has ben in default or rescheduling its debts and this is based on research from economist ken rogoff and carmen reinhart so fifty point six percent of the time since eighteen hundred greece has been in default or rescheduling debts that's a lot of fun to tease well max so do you think this yet s.f. therefore and yet another bailout for greece is going to do the job not at all that was played in this hall creation of the euro you know going back to the beginning they were sed

company's net income group seventy five percent almost seven billion dollars its chief financial officer jonathan miller says the results are well try all price and that will remain the case next year. it will be looking for again production growth year on year probably in the one to two percent area we've got some integration of our international assets to do terms of vietnam and venezuela. and we hope to see again a strong environment which will allows them to the next noise on the left and on the next with yours.

groups they're accusing the government of burning stray dogs. ok while i while europe is a drowning in debt russia seems to have escaped the worst of the world's financial troubles next. whether it's the best time to invest in the country all the money that's right now here are not. great. concert. so good but the only. go. hello and welcome to on the money with the business of russia is business i'm peter lavelle foreign investment has been identified as the key factor in helping drive russia's economy forward with the foreign investment advisory council tracking a raft of global business luminaries to moscow on the money looks at the progress russia has made and the issues russia still needs to tackle to boost its profile with international investors. to discuss the investment climate in russia i'm joined by glenn waller here in the studio he is president of exxon mobile russia stuart irvin he is chief executive officer nestle russia eurasia we also have. is chief economist at deutsche bank and vladimir off he is deputy head of research department at a critter ok but first let's take a look at what's going on in russia's invest investment environment. challenge to

group seventy five percent to almost seven billion dollars this chief financial officer johnson moore says the results were helped by hywel price he believes this will also remain one of the drivers next year. you will be looking for again production growth year on year probably in the one to two percent area we've got some integration of our international assets to do terms of vietnam and that is way low. and we hope to see again a strong environment which will allow us to maximize our net better than. the head of russia's oil pipeline operator transnet says that china will settle a seventy five million dollar bill for oil deliveries from raw. within a fortnight the money is owed to russia's top oil company and the pipeline operator transnet in russia promised to consider the price of existing and new oil contracts with china the deal follows prime minister prisms visit that any of this month now problems between the countries arose in march when china decided russia was overpricing its world by two to three percent and cut payments accordingly. and staying with russia's pipeline monopoly transnet. together with investment group so macapp its all the discussed a possibility to create

next year. that's the new warning from the international monetary fund. the group is also urging europe this morning to boost stimulus spending. >>> in another example of the tough financial europe, italy was downgraded by the credit rating agency moody's. despite the drop in rating, moody's reported italy the risk of default remains remote. >>> new york city and the state attorney general are suing bank of mork mellon for fraud claiming they acquired nearly $2 billion from the city's police, fire and teachers funds over the course of a decade. >>> victims of bernie madoff getting their first checks today. the man in charge of recovering the funds an estimated $312 million will be distributed to investors representing less than 5 cents on the dollar, but irving piccard says more money will eventually be returned. >>> and apple unveiling the new iphone 4-s. it's faster, a new feature allowing user to ask the phone questions and get answers. it goes on sale in nine days at sprint, verizon and at&t stores. >>> "american morning" will be back right after the break. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers th

groups raising tons and tons of money. there'll be financial parody between the two sides next year. >> donny, i know some people who have bundledore money for this president than anybody else. and when i sit across the table with them for lunch, i'm genuinely fascinated. i want to hear a spirited defense of president obama. so i'll say, hey, i see you're one of his biggest fundraisers, what am i missing? and they'll look down and they'll say, you're not missing anything. he's terrible. and i'm like, well, why are you raising $5 million for him? >> they've got no choice, they said. >> every obama supporter i know has switched to the other side this time around. >> which may be, willie, why we're where we are right now where the president's not raising as much as we thought. when somebody raises millions of dollars for a politician and still can't come up with a spirited defense for him. and again, i'm open. i want to hear what are we missing? what's the narrative? i want somebody to be excited and say this is what you're missing. and mika will tell you that neither one of us here -- >> the only defense is and it's a very flimsy

next update in about an hour. for now, we are live in washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. >>> 7:17. the biggest subsidiary of the financially troubled walnut creek group pmi has been seized by arizona regulators. starting today, those regulators are ordering pmi to begin to pay only half of all claims. the remaining 50% will be deferred as a policyholder claim. the company has suffered billions of dollars in losses after paying mortgage insurance claims on foreclosed homes. pmi's physical headquarters are in walnut creek but it's incorporated in arizona. >>> a big debate is grewing -- brewing among president obama supporters over the role of a top fund-raiser who was linked to the failed solyndra deal. the "l.a. times" shows that the employee pushed for the loan. the obama administration says spinner was not involved and sees solyndra as a made-up controversy. >>> 7:18. the u.s. credit rating may be downgraded again. a merrill lynch economist says there are warnings from moodies's and fitch rating. they will probably downgrade. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's department is searching now for the two people blamed for an armed robbery and assault. it

next day. the madoffs' eldest son, mark, did take his own life last december. bernie madoff is serving a 150-year prison term for his $65 billion fraud. >>> president obama is offering financial relief to a key groupated. speaking to college students in denver, colorado wednesday the president said he'll use his executive powers to speed up a program that could lower monthly student loan payments for millions of people. meanwhile, on the republican campaign trail, texas governor rick perry backed away from his earlier questioning of president obama's citizenship. michele bachmann filed papers to appear on the new hampshire primary ballot despite the resignation of her entire paid staff in that state. >>> tourists are fleeing mexico's caribbean coast today as hurricane rina draws near. cancun, cozumel, and other resort towns are being cleared out, but forecasts show the storm is expected to weaken as it hits the coast by this weekend. >>> and as you saw, the duchess of cambridge kate middleton is winning raves after her first solo royal engagement. kate filled in for her father-in-law at a charity dinner last night. prince charles had to fly to saudi arabia to offer condolences on the death of the

next day. the eldest son, mark, did take his own life last december. bernie madoff is serving a 150-year prison term for his fraud. >>> president obama is offering financial relief to a key group. speaking to college students in denver on wednesday, he said he will use his powers to speed up a program to lower student loan payments. >>> rick perry back to it. and michelle bachmann filed papers to appear on the ballot despite the resignation of her staff in new hampshire. >>> tourists are fleeing the caribbean coast as rina draws near. the storm is expected to weaken as it hits the coast by this weekend. >>> as you saw, kate middleton is winning raves after her first solo engagement. she filled in for her father-in-law at a charity dinner. kate dazzled guests in that pale blue dress. absolutely gorgeous. here's a look at what's coming up tonight. >>> e we don't know who or where, but the population is going to hit 7 billion on the planet. how are we going to feed ourselves in the future? the strain on the globe. we'll have that report tonight. for now, back to you, natalie. >>> now for a look at what's trending today, a quick roundup online. samuel l. jackson is the big mac on

next on c-span. in financial analysts discuss challenges in the global economy. earlier this month, president obama sent 100 u.s. military advisers to you ghana to help the country by the militia group that fights in central africa. tomorrow the house foreign affairs committee will look at the white house decision to send military assistance. live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. later, pentagon officials will testify about proposed changes to the military retirement system at a house armed services subcommittee hearing. live coverage gets underway at 1:00 p.m. eastern. in the british house of commons, prime minister david cameron updated members on his meeting over the weekend with eu leaders about the debt crisis. the prime minister was asked about future financial support for greece and whether he will consider referendum on pulling britain out of the european union. >> order, statement, the prime minister. >> with permission, mr. speaker, i would like to make a statement on recent developments in libya and yesterday's european council. yesterday in libya, after 42 years of tyranny and 7 months of fighting, the national transitional council declared the formal liberatio