fearless leader libertarian ron paul today dr paul is all over the mainstream media but interestingly enough the texas congressman comes here to the kind of rotunda to be interviewed just a few years ago he was inundated with requests but not from the u.s. media but instead outlets like al-jazeera press t.v. and. one political reaction seem to stand out that's congressman ron paul he joins me today some politicians here live in congressman ron paul warning that america may be heading in the wrong direction as a result and. one of the things the congressman has warned about for over two decades this i think is one of your favorite subjects the federal reserve what do you think a potential audit of the fed would expose would people be shocked what goes on in this institution behind closed doors well the way the federal reserve is fighting to keep us from finding out what they're doing it sounds like we will be shocked but now the fed might not have much of a choice because the republican congressman will be the new chairman of the domestic policy subcommittee house panel that oversees t

jones, paul mccartney, what's your name again? paul mccartney, oprah winfrey, their lives and hir stories as -- who's calling? or as diverse as any you can imagine. yet in their own way each of these honorees help us understand the human experience. to ruminate our past to help us understand our present and to give us the courage to face our future. being here with tonight's honorees, reflecting on their contributions, i'm reminded of a supreme court opinion by the great justice oliver wendell holmes. in a case argued before the court in 1926. the majority ruled that the state of new york couldn't regulate the price of theater tickets because an opinion of the majority, the theater was not a public necessity. they argued in effect the experience of attending the theater was superfluous. and this is what justice holmes had to say -- too many people, he wrote in his dissent, let me start that over. to many people the superfluous -- it's this lisp. it's hard to say. you try it when you have had 12 stitches. the superfluous -- thank y

i'm here with sir paul mccartney. do now, if you're a beatles fanatic. but the harmonies that the beatles did were advanced. they were beyond any pop act at the time. >> we liked harmony, you know. it's a nice thing to do, yeah. >> jimmy: like, even "she loves you." >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know, like -- ♪ she loves you yeah, yeah ♪ it's not that easy. like, the last "yeah." ♪ she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ or some weird "yeah." [ laughter ] >> yeah, that's right, yeah. no, we kind of just like the way it sounded. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so we just put it together. it's actually a sixth. musically, it's a sixth, the chord. so we thought it was great. so we showed it to our producer george martin. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> who we showed all our songs to. and he said, "it's great, chaps. but i don't think you should put that chord on the end." and we said, "it's great. sounds great." he was like, "yeah." he said, "no, that's really corny." [ laughter ] and i mean, it is, like, musically, it's a really corny end. you know -- [ p

he saw all the upper class doing it. >> paul: isaac newton did it. securities kept rising in value. like this lord sharing his winnings, handel, who left london on business, cashed out. soon after, the south sea bubble burst. panic reigned, investors were dropping like stones. they were under water. >> handel was not involved because he got his money out. >> paul: in the next few years the south sea company backed by the equivalent of our fed reorganized it's. jailing the directors and creating a new bond issue paying a secure government-backed three to 5% for now safety conscious investors like george frederic handel. does that suggest he sobered up after the bubble burst and changed his investment strategy. >> yes, he was willing and eager to take a risk and won. early on. and then when everything fell apart and the rebuilding process begins, he does not hesitate a minute to reinvest in the market but he uses a more conservative strategy. by going for bonds rather than for stock. and he does that for the rest of his life. ♪ >> paul: but for all her

in two weeks congressman ron paul will be chairman ron paul. chairman of the house subcommittee on domestic monetary policy which includes in its oversight the fed. incoming chairman paul intends to use his new position to push legislation that would for the first time coerce the fed to open its books to congress. indeed to chairman paul's domestic monetary policy subcommittee. >> it's the atrocious nature of the fact that the fed is a government unto itself. >> i think there is so much more to learn, and i'm very delighted le want to know more about that. >> question, in what ways does congress exercise power over the federal reserve? monica crowley. >> the fed is independent. the chairman of the fed does have to report, as you pointed out, everyquarter to the congress, but it is an autonomous institution. and rightfully so. >> the only one in the u.s. government? >> the only one in the u.s. government that doesn't have strict congressional oversight. ron paul is going to be chairing this subcommittee. bernanke is going to be testifying in fro

earlier tonight i spoke with his colleague, paul sebring. known as big paul.n. what did you get? what did you hear? >> i got communication directly from paul wagoner, 20, 25 minutes ago that earlier today they tried moving him to general population and they're talking about moving him again and that the embassy has not seen him today at all. >> how is he doing in where he's being held? >> from what i understand today, he was in a cell with another american and a haitian, but in general the prison is so overcrowded, there's -- there is confirmed cholera in there. >> the father of had child who died has been going on the radio saying all sorts of things about the little boy was turned into a zombie. so you're saying he's basically going on the radio and spreading stories that prisoners could maybe hear and then react to paul? >> not only that they're going to hear, they have heard it. we have not had a chance to publicly try and defend paul regarding this. here, it's just -- anybody will air anything, and there's no fact checking, so the simple fact is that he's

paul.ou very much for being with us in this busy week in washington, d.c. >> let me turn just to learn a little more with the politics with this. i found an interview saying ron paul's view doesn't represent most americans. what's the intent of leadership in exceeding to his chairmanship of this subcommittee? >> he does not think with most other lawmakers and americans. he's building a movement to end the fed. they haven't been criticized much. but kind of been seen as an untouchable force. ron paul has been around for a long time and using his decades of seniority and a thorn in the sides of the fed. that's an important give what's going on. whether it actually

why are paul kengor -- "dupes" so important? "dupes" are people on the progress of left who were not communists themselves but sometimes ran in the same circle and had the same ideas and shared the same sympathies, redistribution of wealth, workers' rights, nationalization, different issues. they were not as far to the left as communists but over a little bit. i started finding throughout these files letter after letter, document after document where the boys at usa headquarters in new york or chicago or wherever are very closely lay out plans and campaigns to try to deliberately do progressives and liberals. go to this rally. do this. don't let them know you are a communist. if you are charged with being a communist state it is paranoia but later in the 1950s call it mccarthyism. deny you are an actual communist. they go to these rallies and do that. they say we are not communists. and the anti-communist say yes they are and the anti-communist would be the bad guy. they would be the paranoid anti-communist troglodytes and cave

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back in february, paul waggoner, known locally as little paul was volunteering when a local man soughttically ill 15-month-old son. this is about a month after the earthquake. that's little paul right there. the child was brought to a local hospital. the hospital's volunteer security chief at the time, jeff quinlan said waggoner had nothing to do with the boy's care. the boy died, notified the father and told him to return within 24 hours to claim the body. here's an affidavit from a volunteer doctor, kenneth adams, who dealt with the baby's father when he returned. quote, father said, quote, he wanted to see the baby and confirm that he was indeed dead. little paul, another one of the volunteers at the hospital, found me and asked i be present in case the father fainted or needed medical assistance. dr. adams goes on to say they walked the father into the room, opened the box and showed him the remains of his son. quote, the father jokingly said that it looked like the baby was still alive but i pulled my stethoscope out and listened carefully for any breath sounds or a heartbeat and

. >> our guest tonight on " newsmakers," ron paul. we will obviously talk with the congressmen about the subcommittee chair. but i want to rescue a political question. if, in fact, this tax package happens, what, if >> it is so confusing. there are some pluses and minuses on both sides of the argument. it has split a lot of the conservatives. hi i am in favor of the tax package. i do not want cactus to go up. we do not know what will be in the final vote. i do not think this can be the litmus test to decide whether or not the new congress in the house will be considered at fault. that remains to be seen. to the newrn congrressman with questions. >> what do you hope to accomplish as chairman of this subcommittee? what does it mean to be someone who wants to and the central bank and to oversee it? >> i have a better audience with more authority to do it. i have been talking about the danger of central economic planning as long as i can remember, since the early 1970's. this gives me a better platform. i wrote a book that said and the fe

paul came less has more. paul-- paul chambers has more. paul? >> reporter: you can see the tour it's sponsored by visa. if you live in the bay area you will get a chance to see the trophy up close and personal. as the giant organization is taking the organization on a four-state tour. today, mayor newsom announced the 20 stops in 30 cities. they will travel all over came. since then only -- since the world series, only a few and some season ticketholders will be close to it. the oh, says it is a way to pay back the loyal fans. >> we're honored to have the trophy here available for your viewing pleasure and for your photographic memories. >> we are still overjoyed and we're proud and we are humbled by what the baseball team accomplished for this community and for its fan base all over the world. >> reporter: the trophy will also travel to the facility -- to the facility in sacramento. for now, it will be here for a few hours at san francisco city hall. remember the mayor made a bet with arlington, texas' mayor. they are gonna play a game and both

with me republican congressman from texas ron paul. congressman paul, pleasure. welcome here.re do things stand now with the tax package in the house? is the government going to shut down? are the democrats even going to allow the tax bill which keeps the tax rates, the income tax rates where they are to come to the floor for a vote? >> well, we're in recess now. so, the vote is not pending. it may come later tonight. it may come tomorrow. i predict that the government will not shut down. and that the vote will finally come out and they'll iron out the differences. but the fight is between some of the democrats. they want objections and debate. i suspect when tomorrow is over they'll pass the tax package but we have to wait and see. it's been a couple of hours now. we're just sitting here waiting for the democrats to sort things out. >> some of your colleagues on the republican side, congressman paul, tell me that the number of republican s in opposition in the house to tax package is growing and their theory is that the tax cuts are not accompanied by enough spending cuts. th

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paul, good idea, great idea? >> doesn't matter to me because i watch for the unwatchable music talent. that's where i go. >> okay. john, who cancelled? >> perez hill son. the most loathe some thing is she is trying 20* maintain her feminist cred. but take the money and don't apologize. >> i will only voting for the ugly women, is what she is saying. >> as a former beauty contestant myself, this country is going to hell and a hand basket if she is choosing miss america. >> bill, are you competing this year? >> no, the hormones do not kick in until a month after and surgery a year later. >> you know what the funny thing is, who cares about talent and intelligence. >> it is a meat market c. >> that's all it is. sorry, angela, didn't mean to break it to. -- break it to you. >>> "jersey shore"'s jay-wow has a book coming out. it is sure tested secrets and staying fresh to death and kicking the competition to the curb. paul, you always wanted to land a mint guy. excited about this book? >> i am. i am looking forward to

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paul krugman, steven moore. thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour, the legal case for and against wikileaks; how ireland went from boom to bust; ray suarez on changes in cuba; and education secretary duncan on the state of our schools. but first, with the other news of the day, here's hari sreenivasan in our newsroom. >> sreenivasan: elizabeth edwards died today after a long battle with cancer. her family said she passed away at her home in chapel hill, north carolina. edwards was an attorney and author and was married to former democratic presidential candidate john edwards. they separated this year after he admitted having an affair. in recent years, elizabeth edwards also campaigned for health care reform. she was 61 years old. the u.s. has given up trying to get israel to stop building jewish settlements in the west bank. that word came today from an unnamed senior american diplomat in jerusalem. he said the obama administration concluded "this is not the

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paul r udd is just great in the film. paul is in tons of legal trouble. reese witherspoon just got cut from her softball team and they find each other. she is dating a proferringal baseball player who plays for the washington nationals in the movie. jack nicholson plays paul rudd's father. it is a could you romantic comedy that has a well-written script. gems l. brooks is aware of all the cliches in romantic comedies so he wanted to make one that was off center but really funny at times and the relationships and the chemistry really work. i also like his use of close- ups to get more of a realistic approach. the characters felt real. the relationships felt real. a little long at times but i gave day 3 1/2 out of 5. can you check out my full interviews on my web site. >> what did you think about this movie. i love boxer movies. >> another one of these movies. how many times have is he we seen this story. that is part of the reason why i think it took mark wall bearing four year to get this made. it is the story of an amazing tale about this boxer becoming

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paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that's a nice story. thank you, paul. fun to go out shopping for a bunch of kids who need it. >>> all right. right now we want to go over to sal. unfortunately a word of a crash in san jose, sal. >> that's right. this is the second accident, dave and pam, in this area. southbound 101 this time at the capitol expressway. this crash is blocking at least the two left lanes and possibly more and reported as many as seven vehicles just go into it. remember there was another crash just down the road at capitol. give yourself plenty of time. northbound 101 may also be effected. again, seven cars reported southbound 101 at capital expressway. let's go out and take a look at some live pictures. 80 westbound. that traffic looks pretty good with no major problems here on the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. when you do get to the toll plaza, it should be pretty decent drive for you. 6:09. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. plenty to talk about. for those and next week busy travel week. i realize that. if everything continu

but, paul says -- i said, "paul, i have never ridden a snowmobile."hen he says, "you're going to ride this one." and it's this big orange one. and it has a, literally, it has a nitrogen tank on the side of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? so it was like a "top gun"? >>eah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: "days of thunder" snowmobile? >> yeah, he said, "this is tom's snowmobile." so i was like, "all right, great." and so he took me around for like a little test run. and, you know, he said, "you know, with these, you don't just turn them by this. if you want to make a sharp turn, you have to like, literally, jump all the way to the other side and do that." >> jimmy: no, thanks. >> well, no. [ laughter ] i did it. and i was like, "oh, this is not that bad. this is pretty -- u know, i think i can do this." then he took me out on a run along one of the trails, and it was incredible. so we -- and it went out to the edge of this precipice, i was looking out over this cliff. and he does the turn in front of me, right? and so now i realize that i have to do that sort of

paul is joining us now with an update on what you found out. paul. >> reporter: good morning, dave. now 17-year-old was stabbed right here at this bus stop here as he was waiting for his ride home. now we can come down here you can see there is a candle light vigil. grieving family members just came up and came to pay their respects. >> me and my husband you know he just wanted to come by and see the exact spot where you know my nephew got -- this happened. >> reporter: now according to his aunt and uncle the family jussive moved here in april. his aunt died just this past may. he was a star line backer in high school. his aunt died in may. last night his mother spoke exclusively with ktvu. she spoke about a party between justice and two outsiders. she thinks this may have led to her son's death. >> he was beating up a cheerleader. my son was the one who jumped in and stopped him from beating her up. i think this is how all these things started. >> reporter: now according to the mother she got into a car accident yesterday which made her late picking him up from football practice. s

let's go back to pope john paul a couple of years ago. not quite as good but he was equally confused when some break-dancers showed up at the vatican. this is 2006. pope john paul just completely baffled by what he's watching there. amazing. and then can we go back to the shirtless acrobats? do we have that one more time? i think it's worth it. there they are. yippee. the nuns are excited. there you have it. the fratelli pellegreeni performing for the pope. >>> a little funk added. jimmy fallon talking about president become's visit to the white house. >> in his latest effort to win support from his own party obama enlisted the services of former president clinton. >> oh, yeah. with obama swinging this way and that only makes sense to call in the biggest swinger of all, the smoothest of them all, the barry white of democratic politics, slick willie, bill clinton is a bad mother -- >> shut your mouth. >> i'm just talking about bill clinton. >> i can dig it. >> taxpayers are getting the shaft. >> very strong. can we see the pope one more ti

i think paul knows what that means.' john was the chairman in the days leading up to the republican revolution of 1994. we would point to him as a disciplinarian. we expect him to believe that idea that continues. >> thank you. i was raised by jack kemp. i guess we are all getting the band back together. this is the best 25 pages on money i have read in a long time. i will be tweeting this all day and week long, encouraging people to read this. this encapsulate it all. i do not want to give a redundant speech. sound money is a necessary precondition it is something that only civil society can function run if they want to remain a civil society. you cannot have a system of strong, organic, real, true economic growth without the soundness of your money system the our fiscal policy is on a collision course with our monetary policy. no matter how many times the federal reserve comes here and pounds on the podium, we are not going to monetize the debt. what on earth they doing right now? they would like to say that they are n

our economics correspondent, paul solman, has the story. it's part of his reporting on "making sense of financial news." >> reporter: david cook got a b.a. in anthropology in 2008. unable to find work in his unable to find work in his native atlanta, earlier this year, he moved his wife and young son to fort collins, colorado, for a government job which looked like a sure thing. but.. >> they said that they were considering hiring college students, local college students to fill the positions as interns for free, so... >> reporter: with a family to support, he set his sights downward-- fast food manager, car detailer. he finally found work washing trash cans at $9 an hour, part- time. >> i don't want to seem ungrateful, you know, but i just feel like i've devoted years of my life and thousands of dollars into developing specialized skills that i'm not using. >> reporter: we've done stories about unemployment, underemployment. this one's about mal-employment- - the mismatch between college skills and real-world work. andrew sum studies the l

good afternoon, paul. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. there are several discrepancy out there i want to clear up. fist and foremost he went to bridge port high school here in newark. he did play football for newark memorial high school, but that was last year. show you behind me here is a growing memorial surrounded by friends, family and loved ones. they set it up in honor of a young man gone too soon. >> i'm almost shocked and i want to cry. i don't even know how to feel right now. i'm just shocked that he's gone. >> i still don't want to believe he's gone. he's only 17. it's too early. i thought he'd be the one you know burying me. >> reporter: throughout the morning friends, family and even strangers came to pay their respect for the 17-year- old young man. justice was known as a gentle giant, willing to help anyone and was a huge sports fan. with christmas a little more than a week away all he wanted to do was celebrate the holiday in their new home. >> he wanted to decorate the house so bad. and we finally got a house to ourselves.

. >>> and congressman ron paul joins me. to get a key post to oversee the federal reserve and i will ask him why he wants to eliminate the world's central bank. [ male announcer ] at&t introduces a new windows phone with an irresistible full key... oh, too much? now get an lg quantum™ for $199.99, and get one free. only from at&t. rethink possible. and get one free. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. >>> president obama meets with a group of ceos tomorrow to talk about the economy. press secretary robert gibbs was asked about it at today's briefing and he specifically reminded us not what to call it. >> ion the ceo summit tomorrow - >> let me say this about the 83rd time, when three or more people get into the room, summits generally happen in iceland and involve trench coats and nice hats, but this is a working group of -- i know. three people have a beer in the rose garden and there is all