the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here we have our principle instrument. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionis

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is it a, video games, b, piggy banks or c, gummy vitamins. >> here's a look at a response you postedn the wusa9 facebook fan page. lynn wrote, for me it's a. don't have money for piggy bank and drink a health shake for the vitamins. >> log on to the wusa9 facebook fan page. leave your response. we'll reveal the answer during the 6:00 hour. >>> it is 5:21 on this friday morning. really nice out there. clear to partly cloudy skies. starring in the 50s and low 60s. by 9:00 we'll be about 70. lots and lots of sunshine. there may be a patch of clouds off to the south of us, well to the south. we'll go toward lunch time. sunny skies. upper 70s, even 80, 18 in frederick. we're going to see highs get to the low to mid-80s. for your afternoon plans, absolutely gorgeous. maybe a shower across parts of southern pennsylvania. andre came and jess, over -- andrea and jess, over to you. >> there will be game seven in the eastern conference finals. >> robert griffith iii talked about making a big leap forward. >>> good morning. i've only got a chance to see robert griffith iii three times during the

$23 million in contributions in 2010, some it from thousands of school children who emptied their piggy banksennies for peace program, and some of it from large fund-raisers like this one in santa clara, california. >> one last thing. we got $1,500 bid here. we got to get to that school getting built, ladies and gentlemen, tonight. >> this organization's been around for 14 years. how many audited financial statements has it issued? >> one. >> one. >> it's amazing that they could get away with that. >> daniel borochoff is president of the american institute of philanthropy, which has been examining and rating charitable organizations for the last two decades. he says the central asia institute's financial statements show a lack of transparency and a troublesome intermingling of mortenson's personal business interests with the charity's public purpose. according to the documents, the nonprofit spends more money domestically, promoting the importance of building schools in afghanistan and pakistan, than it does actually constructing and funding them overseas. >> what's surprising is that most of

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with the down grades, they're he not getting the criteria, they've got to take the cash out of the piggy bank and for the the stuff they've been doing, what i think you're going to see happen thoi is see the regulators move the goal post in so that they get extra time to absorb this, this is political. and right now, this is one thing that could take us down. >> aren't the banks caught between a rock and a hard place, they're under increased pressure to keep capital, keep the balance sheets steady and firm at the same time under pressure, jonas to keep lending and keep the growth engine moving along. >> it's an ironic dual mandate. if you lend money to losers, but you have to be conservative and hoard up cash. they should have downgraded this five years ago, the banks were the worst performing group almost anywhere, after this downgrade, nobody cares with moody's anymore, eight years later on this downgrade. the danger the the banks, could get reckless and get the describe going, people with little money down and buy real estate, start a business, how you get things going. you play it safe an

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you've got money in your piggy bank. i spent it. what on? on my friends. well, that's nice.y in my class 20p. why? so they'd vote for me in the school council election. ben, you can't give all your classmates 20p to buy their votes. why? isn't it enough? no, you see, ben, that isn't how democracy works. what am i saying? anyway, can i have some ice cream money? ben, i said get your shoes on! come on! next up is nigella! oommy, aweee, slurpy, skirpy, lovely, ovely, scrummy, tasty, mastey, slurpy, burpy. jake: it's not jane. two men delivering a shelving unit. the one i waited in for yesterday. can you get them to put it in the sitting room, please? no, they've gone. they put it in the hall. oh! it's flatpack! they didn't say anything on their website about it being flatpack. is some furniture not flatpack, then? karen! what's up with the suit, dad? you up in front of another disciplinary panel? no. it's johnsy's funeral. what happens at a funeral? well, uh, when someone dies, all their friends get together and they...say goodbye to them. wouldn't it be better if their friends

that is used elections as a bidding platform for the perks of a government that resembles more a piggy bank than an organ of social progress viewed from this perspective the low voter. now we saw on sunday is not just about disillusionment but also a breakdown in the system of government itself as parties can no longer offer promises of more carrots but rather of less sticks but understanding the unique case that is greece its government and its people is more than just an academic exercise it represents a case of study of what happens when government becomes the mechanism for the redistribution not just of wealth but also privilege in a society whose people are arguably anarchic at their core it is an exercise in bad governance at its worst and it has cost to society and in particular its youngest citizens greatly those who never had the opportunity to participate in the patronage system who never had the chance of taking a whack at the public opinion that's a broader trend we see a broader problem that can apply in other countries too as i sit in the u.s. now earlier i spoke with emanuel

. >> a giants fan breaking the piggy bank sending him money in order to stay with the team.e is paying him back for the day he will never forget. he is coming to new jersey with his son to take joe armento and brother nick to one of the bouncy places. he gave him a signed helmet and paid him back with $5. nice story. >> the time is 40 after the hour. coming out why you may not be flying the friendly skies in america airline this is year. he breaks down whatever company may disappear before the new year. a brutal beating caught on camera and they need your help. >> raelet's span the globe to s headline the overseas. andrew brevic's lawyers rejecting claims he is insane. this happened in the closing arguments. they want him to be sent to a mental hospital. lawyers are pushing for prison instead. in china this is a photo that is sure to make you cringe. a father on his mo-ped traging his baby boy through traffic in a crate. perhaps even worse he's using an old piece of rope to do it. police are looking for that father. heather what do you have over there. >> you may want to sto

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the giants couldn't afford to re-sign the running back, so the young boy sent jacobs his entire piggy bank, the contents of it, $3.36, hoping the running back would stay in new york. he promised the boy a special visit. here it is. jacobs family, along with a little boy in new york, all having a good time. they spent quality time. and yes, he returned the money and actually gave him some autographed memorabilia instead. >> that's really sweet. >>> legal analyst breaking down the court cases. new developments, that, and more coming up in a few minutes. >>> have a great evening. see you back here at 11:00. you ready buddy? you're probably not getting called up to the majors. but your fence? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro.

he could break into the mutual piggy bank with no questions asked. >> is that unusual? >> yes.t is highly improper. >> as a fellow board member, chamberlain could eyeball some of the books. a little quick math told him the numbers there weren't adding up. he says he confronted the other board members and andrew kissel. a faceoff he lost. >> what did you think at the end of that little bit of accounting? what did you think was going on? >> to be honest with you, i didn't and frankly couldn't imagine that someone in our building would steal from us. >> but someone was stealing with both hands. eventually, the rest of the board caught on and demanded answers from its treasurer. but if kissel was a financial whiz, it seems he was also a master of the con. >> how much did he sting the building for? >> the number that gets floated around the paper is $4.7 million. >> you might think that explosive discovery would land treasurer kissel in a new york city jail. but that didn't happen. somehow from somewhere he came up with the cash and paid back the missing millions. in return, he was

million in contributions in 2010-- some it from thousands of school children who emptied their piggy banks "pennies for peace" program, and some of it from large fundraisers like this one in santa clara, california. >> we got a $1,500 bid here. she's got to get to that school getting built, ladies and gentlemen, tonight! >> kroft: this organization's been around for 14 years. how many audited financial statements has it issued? >> daniel borochoff: one. ( laughs ) >> kroft: one. >> borochoff: it's amazing that they could get away with that. >> kroft: daniel borochoff is president of the american institute of philanthropy, which has been examining and rating charitable organizations for the last two decades. he says the central asia institute's financial statements show a lack of transparency and a troublesome intermingling of mortenson's personal business interests with the charity's public purpose. according to the documents, the non-profit spends more money domestically promoting the importance of building schools in afghanistan and pakistan than it does actually constructing and funding

not only the pennies in your piggy bank or that raggedly dollar bill, money is also digital.it's zeros and ones stored in a computer prompting some economists to predict the old-fashioned green back may soon be a goner. >> there will be a time -- i don't know when. i can't give you the date -- when physical money is just going to cease to exist. >> reporter: economists like robert reich say the demise of cash has been happening ever since our financial fortunes could first be tolled by a piece of plastic with a magnetic strip. that was half a century ago. and now in >> 95% of the transactions in america or more now have nothing to do with physical pieces of paper or coins. >> reporter: think about it. taxi, parking meters, tolls. even girl scout cookies. >> did you know we do a debit card now >> reporter: don't require cash anymore. all proof, argue some, that cash's days are numbered. >> 22 and 32 years from now, will cash still be here? i think we can put it in the grave already >> reporter: author david woeman in his back the end of money argued the biggest knock against c

daughter who face civil lawsuits alleging they used the investment business as a, quote, family piggy bank. so far, they have denied all and any wrongdoing. >> rebecca jarvis, thank you. >>> on capitol hill today, house lawmakers including some democrats are expected to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. >> that's because holder refuse to turn over some documents related to the "fast and furious" gun running operation. sharyl attkisson who first broke the story is in washington. if this passes today, what happens next for the attorney general? >> reporter: the question becomes how it would be enforced. this is all about congress still wanting tens of thousands of pages of documents on the scandal. most people think it's unlikely they will attempt the criminal route to enforce which would mean basically, attorney general eric holder's own staff would have to agree to prosecute him if he doesn't hand over the documents but another option congress could ask a federal court to enforce its subpoena. it has happened before and a court agreed in a different case and before

the daily news says a young giant football fan broke his piggy bank to help his favorite player.y brandon jacobs left the giant to sign with san francisco. joe's mom told him it was because of money. so, he sent yea cob $3.36, trying to get him to stay. jacob said he almost cried and he's going to visit joe and repay him. >>> the l.a. times says twitter is flipping it's bird logo. the redesigned bird, by the way's name is larry, is centered and upward. see, even larry wants to be slimmer. don't we all? >>> next one is for you, charlie rose. "usa today" tells us about a dog who waited two whole days at a truck stop for his dad. the 9-month-old yorkie named rambo jumped out of the truck in missouri, but his doggy dad didn't notice until he was 170 miles away. he called police. they found rambo waiting patiently right where he had been left. man and dog were happily reunited. >> you think, why did he wait so long but he thought he was in the backseat. >>> kmg, a fractured fairytale. april and her boyfriend went to disney world sunday dressed as peter pan characters. they were tinker

treat your house like a piggy bank, take the money out and of course the way they did it left them whenhe interest rates went up without a home. so that led to people losing their homes. 7 million americans lost their homes. >> i want to ask you about globalization as well because we seem to hear a lot of concern about protectionism. you're actually a globalization skeptic. do you think that there have beenoutweighing the globalization. >> markets don't exist in a vacuum. globalization doesn't exist in a vacuum. it's how we shape markets. what are the rules of the game? and the way that they've been shaped, the way globalization has been shaped often doesn't work for most individuals. >> what's the most pressing reform needs to happen? >> i think right now the most pressing reform has to go the global financial markets. the global financial markets have been preying on their citizens. let me give you one number. before the crisis 40% of all profits went to the financial sector. now if a financial sector were making our economy grow in a robust way -- >> i've always agreed with the point

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it was starting to look as though his daughter may have just been a piggy bank that got cracked openen we come back, a husband who needs money and a wife -- well, you'll see. >> when you add up all of the money, she was worth quite a lot dead? >> yes, sir. >> when shattered continues. smoe from mccafé! ♪ like the flavorful fusion of mango/pineapple... ♪ ...bursting with fresh flavors and blended with creamy low-fat yogurt. the simple joy of exhilarating refreshment. ♪ >>> there were the stories of other women, the stories of eric's volcanic temper. but for steve schwartz, the corporate businessman, it was when he started looking into his daughter's finances, he began to nurse his darkest suspicions about his former father-in-law. the husband and wife were $130,000 in debt. >> it was like five or six times her take-home salary. it was credit card rates at high interest rates. no way would you ever pay that off. >> a big chunk of that debt was a dumptruck that eric bought to buy a hauling business. he put the loan for the truck in justine's name. >> between the dumptruck payment and th

investors it's still a good investment despite reports its ceo is using chesapeake as a personal piggy bankk" begins right now. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, first in business world wide. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. our guest host is byron wien. making headlines, mcdonald's, the dow component, could it hurt the averages if it were to open where it's indicating, after the company reported may sales numbers. >> will it hurt it? it was china and japan. >> u.s. was up 4.4%. >> asian pacific, middle east and africa was down 1.7%. positive results in australia but they were more than offset by negative results by japan and to the lesser extent china, which is going to make people start talking about the potential for slowdown in china -- we did with kfc's numbers they started getting concerned about. >> we get the china numbers this weekend. >> this weekend we'll have more information on china's growth. some have been positing maybe china's slowdown will be worse than expected. we saw interest rates cut bay quarter of a percentage point yesterd

>> not from his own piggy bank, i'm sure. >> stephanie: jacki, have you had a chance to take a look ate were still drunk this morning. he's at my house. he was saying youth turnout not good. worse than in 2010. >> we hadn't seen the youth turnout numbers yet but an interesting thing, there was a law that came through that republicans passed that said you have to be in a certain location for 28 days before you can register to vote. and five of the largest universities in wisconsin let out less than 28 days ago. so students who were registered to vote on college campuses were not legally allowed to reregister to vote at home because they didn't meet that 28-day deadline. >> imagine that. >> stephanie: imagine that. republican voter suppression tactics working splendidly so far. >> by the way, this fall varying degrees of going back to school will probably affect that just as well going into the next presidential election. >> it could be actually depending on when they go back to school although i would imagine if they go early enough in september, they would hit the deadline. >> have to

. >> unless you realize the piggy bank the way that home equity loans were used in the '90s. >> it'st. the population continues. >> think about how rich you feel. >> last year was the year the baby boomers began 65, 42 million people aged 65 and older, and wealth destruction is a big negative. second income wage growth running at 1.7% year over year. typically they grow at 3 so if you look at the difference of the old normal 3% and the new normal 2 it's a big story. final is mortgage create availability, suppressing housing turnover so people don't go to lowe's and home depots to buy stuff and importantly it suppresses labor mobility. people can't go from nevada or georgia or florida where jobs are weak because there isn't enough housing that and the fiscal cliff in europe and you get back to here. the economy going from a 2% pace to 1.5 or so. >> doug, we look at some of the labor market numbers we've seen recently and that has a lot of people concerned, the weekly jobless claims are closer to 400,000 than 350,000. what is your read on what's happening and what would it take to brin

you got a 6-year-old giant fan who literally broke the piggy bank and sent brandon jacobs $3.36 so heanother team because it was about money. jacobs ended up paying him back in person. he had to go to the san francisco 49ers because he and the giants couldn't get a deal. he went back to pack up his house and stopped by this little kid's house, he also brought his 5-year-old son with him. and his brother nick to a bounce house, we had joe and his mom on earlier this month to talk about meeting jacobs and what that would mean. >> i think it's just one of those things that you can't imagine as a football fan, as a child, i think, and the memory that it will create for joe. for all of us really. i mean, our whole family is huge football fans. i mean, sometimes i think i might be even more excited. but i think it's just the memory he'll have for so long and just to see how it's a special moment he'll never forget. >> also gave joe a helmet and paid him his $5 back and they spent two hours together and jacobs quoted as saying at the end, i feel like i made new friends. so i think he could b

he's been using it as his personal piggy bank and bailout fund. the president and others like to talk about an all-of-the-above strategy and about energy production never being higher. what they fail to mention, energy production on federal lands is down. president obama's own administration, the energy information agency, confirmed again recently that production this year on federal lands is down 30% just in the gulf of mexico from last year. so they talk about production being higher, it's higher on private lands where they have no control and by the way, to e.p.a. and department of interior and other federal agencies, they're trying to regulate and shut that down too. while they're praguing about it, they're trying to shut it down. in new orleans today, they had the first lease sale we've had in two years and it shows tremendous interest in exploring for american energy but there's no plan in place. normally off five-year plan in this country. by law the president is supposed to have a five-year plan. after today, there's nothing on the books.

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