in january 2009, the sec charged robert allen stanford's and several associates with orchestrating and $8 billion ponzi scheme. according to the complaint, the defendants promised and probably high interest rates and misrepresented to purchasers that their deposits were safe, that the bank rate invested clients' funds primarily in liquid financial instruments. although the examination staff found strong evidence that stanford was likely operating a ponzi scheme as early as 1997, the commission did not bring charges against him until 2009, 12 years later, only a month after bernard madoff's boehner on the scheme was exposed. in march of this year, the sec office of the inspector general released its report on the response to the ponzi scheme. if found that a central problem was the failure of the district office enforcement staff to heed the warning of the examination staff. the report showed the examiners at the fort worth district office raised red flags about the operation. conducted over eight years beginning in 1997, concluding in each examination that stanford's cd's likely a ponz

there is boob allen and robert allen and they are both played by newcomer james wolf.he way. it's the same guy. you've probably figured that out. he's juggling two identities, who women, two very different worlds all under one mountain of lies. he's a brilliant schemer so you think he might be the bad guy but you will fall in love with this guy. this is what you need to know today. robert bob allen has lost his wallet. and his wallet looks a little something like this. now here is the deal. if you find the wallet, you can live your own double life. i'll explain that in just a second. here is where you might find his wallet today. there are three locations in d.c. where there will be about 500 of these laying around. from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 tonight you might find one at union station, metro center station or mcphearson metro center station. here is the deal. pick up his wallet and open it up and inside -- of course he has two identities so you'll find two i.d.s and then find the cards, and you get to call him. and if you look inside there is a dollar and it will have ins

robert. >> reporter: allen, i want you to consider this. the golden bears baseball team was established the same year the first immigrants passed through the gates of ellis island. that means since 1892, golden bears baseball has woven the fabric of the university of california 118 years. but all of that was ripped to shred today when the university announced that baseball would no longer be a varsity sport. now, the baseball coaching staff and team tell cbs 5 they were blindsided by the university's decision. the coach says he just brought in eight freshman recruits and believed this year's team was a contender for conference title. but baseball is not alone. the hatchet has been dropped on both the men's and women's gymnastics teams as well as the women's lacrosse team and the team with 25 national titles under their belt, the rugby team has been converted to a club sport. that means, they no longer receive any funding from the athletic department so scholarships are out. they will have access to facilities and admissions plays will be he

robert scott and oakland's allen temple aids ministries has collected volunteers and the most importanteddonated goods. >> bringing enough drugs to help the kid. >> reporter: but taking hiv aids drugs to zimbabwe has landed dr. jones along with two nurses and a community health worker in a zimbabwe jail accused of practicing without a license. >> oh, my god, i was so shocked. >> reporter: he believes the zimbabwe government is feeling political weak. >> the americans are doing this for our people. we're not doing anything. >> reporter: but flexing political might he says, arresting the medical workers, then releasing them on $200 bail today but taking their pass reports. he feels this will have a chilling effect on bay area volunteers. >> obviously they're not going to probably want to take a chance being arrested. >> reporter: fearing this could become an international event representatives of the allen tempe aren't commenting, but can i tell you the church and a zimbabwe attorney it are feverishly working to get those health -- attorney are feverishly working to get those health workers

james wolf plays robert and bob allen, a charismatic man who has constructed two lives in two very differentorlds. he's got a beautiful wife in houston who is the daughter of a texas oil tikeon and a sweet, naive girlfriend in the west texas down of midland. he's scamming money from both of them but he's generally falling for both. so will his house of cards come tumbling down. you'll have to tune in to see what happens. now i spoke with several members of the cast when i was in l.a. last week. all are very excited about the start of the show, especially james wolf. after all, he did land a role that has not one, but two beautiful leading ladies. >> you get to do las vegas scenes with two beautiful women. how tough of a gig can it be. >> that ain't bad. i'm not going to complain about that. i oftentimes try to be very mature and handle the question very well but this i'm say it's not. >> the word on the street is that he is a young george clooney. so you could be watching an awesome new show and watching a superstar in the making at the same time. so here you go. 8:00 is house. 9:00 is lone

she's co-starred with johnny depp, leonardo dicaprio, robert de niro and both woodys, allen and harrelsonalled "the switch." it opens friday. please say hello to juliette lewis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming. is that -- your hair is blue. is that a wig or is that real blue hair? >> i decided to go back to my natural color. no, i'm actually mid-tour with my other job -- >> jimmy: with your band? >> yes. and so, you know, looks kind of fun under the light. >> jimmy: yeah. i got black on the top there -- >> yeah, you know, i look to do things always a little off. >> jimmy: i see. do you do that yourself or have somebody do it for you? >> i did have an incredible good girl named roxy. she did my hair. we spent many hours. and now i just do it in the hotels in the sink. >> jimmy: to touch it up? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and the maid comes in and the sink is blue? >> i'm sorry about that. where i really have been thinking about that. i think bleach gets it out. >> jimmy: yeah. is it fun being on the road and being a rock star and going and playing all these different countries a

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