the robin hood foundation's annual fund-raiser seats 4,000. >> brothers and sisters of robin hood...> pelley: billionaires, stars and athletes are here to lay credit cards at the feet of paul tudor jones. >> the risk is not doing it. so, what is this modern-day robin hood doing with all this money? that's our story tonight. >> martin: football is violent, no doubt. but it's nothing compared to war. ( explosion ) and just as the national football league has struggled to come to grips with head injuries so has the military, but on a much vaster scale. >> are these individuals that are going to come back from iraq and afghanistan that have had repeated mild brain injuries, are those going to be like the retired nfl players? they're committing suicide. they have problems with dementia. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." >> cbs money watch update sponsored by: >> glor: good evening. the s&p opens above 1600 for the first time tomorrow. gas prices have fallen 10 cents

helped create made a $3 gift to robin hood.y significant to me. >> are there are some great bible stories that would fit into that. there goes carl quintanilla in last night, good for carl. so are we overthinking it to say that the amount that you're able to raise each year is reflective of either the state of wall street or the economy right now, or is it just how well you guys were able to twist arms among the well-heeled of new york city? >> i wouldn't say we were, you know, it's twisting arms. i would say that there's definitely a correlation. it's obvious that as the hedge fund industry is critically important and the way these guys are feeling about the markets and the way they've felt to date is definitely important. david and i were laughing if we had a good weekend in the stock market and a good event, a relatively excellent first half of the year, practically. so it is very important. it really impacts people's psyche. and -- but i even think it's the macro. how do they feel about the whole world right now and do they

they go around and fill marketing meters and go around doing good deeds. >> they do it robin hooding.and women are armed with nickels and dimes helping people avoid parking tickets by feeding the meter. >> taking from the keene and redistributing it to the tax payers. >> but not everyone is appreciative of their action. robin hood and five of his merry men have been slapped by a lawsuit claiming they're harassing the parking enforcement officers. >> my buying it. it's a regressive tax. the city hates that they can't keep doing this regressive tax because there is an organization helping people out. this is speculation. there is no evidence right now indicating they did harass them. there is no evidence that they didn't harass them. i know that i'm speculating. but i hate parking meters. i think it's ridiculous they give you a friggin' ticket the second that it expires. i don't think they should exist. those taxes already pay for those streets. why are we taxed again. >> mark: i understand the raised revenue. i think you're right. it's set up to give a ticket. they give you an hour. i

one would be the robin hood tax. the other would be to change the way our tax structure is organized, how to get money out of politics, hold corporations responsible, support attorney general's fighting for for closure relief. there are six of 10. >> have you ever been wrong? [laughter] >> occupy wall street is a moral compass. they are articulating what they think it should be. the lead essay is a shift. i am wrong all the time. >> give me one example. [laughter] >> i said on national television the night -- election night of 2000 as florida was coming in that the election would be decided that night. people may remember that election was decided by the supreme court. it went on for two or three months. it ended up being decided by the governors, bush's brother, a supreme court judge chosen by his father. >>> george bush was asked if he had ever been wrong and said he could not think of a time. he is still saying that. [laughter] humble man. we are about out of time. do you have a short question? >> what is the circ

he is also the founder of the robin hood foundation.dation takes from the rich and gives to the poor. every year paul tutor jones holds huge parties and gives all the money, there is no overhead for kids in need. he is one of the most well known and revered men in finance in america. but sometimes even robin hood's true colors are revealed. >> you will never see as many great women investors. every single investment idea, every desire to understand what's going to make this go up or go down is going to be overwhelmed by the most beautiful experience which a man will never -- which a man will never share about a motive or connection between that mother and that baby. >> so it's over. why you may ask? you know what? there is a specific reason. according to the expert, paul tutor jones -- >> as soon as that baby's lips touch that girl's bosom, forget it. >> lips? girl? and honestly, sorry, who says bosom? is it possible this billionaire money manager is foolish enough to think that in a symposium full of girls at his alma mater he can say

you feel like robin hood because the guy is a wealthy man. why did you say all this stuff? to one person. it could have been tom, dick and harry. how can they arrest me or hold something against me if there is not a victim? there is no victim there. >> well, there are victims -- >> apparently if somebody had a bentley stole. >> right. >> did you steal the bentley? >> no, i didn't steal the bentley. you asked me that already. >> up to this point, jr is sticking to his story. he seems pretty unfazed by seeing himself on the undercover sting video. but when i show him video of someone else he knows, that's when it appears he is taken by surprise. >> 10 or 20 bucks. broken? >> who is that? >> that's my daughter. >> that's your daughter? >> yeah. i didn't know. >> you had no idea your daughter was involved? >> no. >> well, jr, how could you not know? >> my daughter -- my daughter did not live with me. for -- i left -- my daughter and i had not seen each other in years and years. i had no clue she was even involved with that person that was involved with those people. >> i mean,

>>> before we start, i want to thank the fabulous robin hood foundation for the great honor of beingt of their 2013 gala last night. do you know this gala raised an incredible $80 million to fight poverty? i want you to go to this website. www.robinhood.org for more information. and now, it is time! it is time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." it's about our calls, one after another. and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready, skedaddy? time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." clayton in alabama. clayton! >> caller: how are we doing, jim? >> good, how about you, partner? >> caller: doing great. calling in today, because i've been doing a little research on the utility sector. and i wanted to hear your opinion on southern company. >> southern is a buy. so is aep and letter d and duke upgraded. i like that one too. they're all going down because people think the move is over. i disagree. abby in new york. abbey. >> caller: hi, jim. what do you think about aol? >> i think tim armstrong put a terrific number up and people didn't understand it. and

the robin hood foundation in new york have revealed they enlisted bill clinton to broker a led zeppelin reunion for the night. clinton was a fan of zep in the day but it was as elusive as middle east peace. it was not to be. >>> on a wind swept damp afternoon we got pictures of president obama doing a little golf outreach today. a foursome including three senators, chambliss, corker and udall. two of the three republicans. it was senator chambliss of georgia who sunk the only hole in one of the day. it happened, we are told, on the back nine. >>> up next here tonight, hundreds of tiny post-in notes telling a story of random acts of kindness. >>> finally tonight it's been said no act of kindness, however small was ever wasted. with that in mind we offer the following story from a school in terre haute, indiana, where they have set out as a project to document all the ways people can make someone else's life better with just a little bit of effort. and so nbc's kevin tibbles has tonight's making a difference report. >> thank you. today, a spprak attack. >> reporter: a spprak attack in ter

even billionaires care about their own net worth as i saw last night at the robin hood foundation, not the ceo of tesla is not one of the hands off the stock chief executives. the conference call after the latest quarter read like a recipe for how to move the stock higher. show profitability, and then you beat the high man. analysts looking for really high earnings. putting up 12 cents of earnings per share when the most bullish analyst was looking for 4 cents. that allows for monster guide-up in estimates. increase the number of cars you're selling because the demand is so strong. raise the gross margin guidance. talk about global demand being in excess to create a multiyear product story. you offer cheaper financing costs to customers, because you want the car to be for the masses, not just for rich people, something henry ford figured out when he decided to make the affordable model t for all people. and you make your point that the company does not need more financing. you have enough money, so there's no reason to do a secondary offering, offer new stock. as fabulous as this is fo

the robin hood members walk the city of keene loading change into parking meters that are about expireing claiming the group is harassing parking officers causing stress and anxiety and it's demanding that the robin hoods stay 500 feet away from officers, of course, we'll keep you posted on that nefarious goings on. >>> and finally, a story that's, well, taking off online. any competition for the cult classic mcrib sandwich. so many people so crazy for said mcrib, burger king giving in on the action. the limited release. bk rib sandwich strikes a very similar theme, boneless pork, tangy sauce, sweet pickles. >> check, check. >> only available through -- >> that's impossible. >> i eat everything. >> you eat like a pirate. >> no way. >> i've never had a mcrib. >> we one. >> delicious, hot and -- >> we'll bring in a burger king and we'll bring in one -- >> let's do that. >> i like that idea. >> let's try them out because the mcrib is mcspecial. >> it's mcdelicious. >> it's mcdelicious. thank you, sam. "pop news," everybody. good morning to you and a lot of speculation online this morning

. >> reporter: tudor helped the robin hood foundation raise a record-breaking $80 million to fight poverty last week apologized today saying he's talking about macro traders. fewer than 1,000 global traders in highly specialized financial instruments who are on call 24/7 and require a high degree of skill, focus, and repetition. that didn't cut it with critics. >> he talked about the mother bond experience men cannot feel. made me wonder if he doesn't know what it feels like how does he know it knocks women off their game? >> reporter: more women are graduating from business schools but few are high stakes traders. part of the conversation about the glass ceiling on wall street. women are only 4% of the ceos in the top 500 companies. is it because of motherhood? marissa mayer took over at yahoo! and became a new mother telling savannah guthrie -- >> reporter: overall i have been having a terrific time being both a ceo and a mother. >> reporter: it's not like women aren't debating work life balance. >> don't lean back. lean in. >> reporter: hedge funds run by women outperform those run by m

and they have been pushing this thing called the robin hood tax. i will explain it another night at another time, a tax that would be levied on these deals that are done, certain deals that are done on wall street that would raise billions if we put a rock and the tax on those deals and do what needs to be done. it is a wonderful idea, and they are starting to gain steam. there are a number of senators and house members who are starting to sign onto this idea. who knows where it is going to go, but i love the creativity of this idea that it is the care givers that are the ones on the street, marching, on capitol hill, going to wall street and raising cain. it is not just what they do inside these facilities. they are engaging the body politic. >> absolutely. teachers, nurses. the people who are literally creating our futures and keeping us alive are among the most on unrespected and underpaid. i went back to the mayo clinic, and my surgeons and nurses and doctors were there, and it was such a glorious moment to give back the love. tavis: you did a

they call it robin hooding. about a half dozen men and women in a town of keene are armed with nickels and dimes helping people avoid parking tickets by feeding the meter. >> he was actually taking from the team and redistributing it to the taxpayers. >> reporter: but not everyone is so appreciative of their actions. robin hood and five of his merry men have been slapped by a lawsuit by the city claiming theyparking enforcement officers. the robin hooters of keen record themselves on camera, often within feet of the enforcement officers as they look for expired meters. >> in a sense we're preventing the state from being able to steal from people through the parking system. >> reporter: the robin hooders say in the last six months alone they've saved 4,000 tickets, that's $20,000 in a city they say counts on generating about $250,000 in revenue from parking violations. it's nothing but the city retaliating against them for the lost money. >> it's not a lack of money. we have a fund that's separate and distinction

look like robin hood he was taken from the church and redistribute among those who did not have enough when he starts to go after standard oil he ends up becoming the target of impeachment attempts i was elected through the louisiana we are late king. and they tried to impeach will not be done when. so many the upper class went on the record saying that there was something needs to be done about the playground it came to describe . a month after announcing that he would run for president long was shot in the louisiana state house in baton rouge on september eighth one thousand nine hundred thirty five his bodyguards riddled the assassin with thirty bullets huey died two days later at the age of forty two. his last words were don't let me die i've got so much to do. this if we gave them all and put in after. their old companies which have been treated as adversaries have become the sophisticated allies of the powers that be with the kingfish out of the way the oil companies power in the wee sienna grew unabated and they drilled wherever they wanted it's been a symbiotic relationship for

. >>> police in new hampshire will face off with modern day robin hoods on a mission to help driversts. they walk around keene armed with coins to feed parking meters before they expire. the city's now suing that group accusing them of harassing the parking police and taking away city revenue. >> what i do not believe they have a right to do is follow people around working even following them to the bathroom and waiting outside and saying really nasty things to them. >> i personally have been nothing but positive and tried to keep a good demeanor with all of the enforcers. >> the group says in the last six months they have saved 4,000 drivers from getting tickets. >>> i like the idea. >> me too. >>> some disturbing and stunning video this morning. it happened -- watch what happens at a routine bus stop in jo johnstown, pennsylvania, the deer smashed through the front window. it tries to make its way out again. the driver does pull over and open the doors. eventually the deer does run off and does appear to be okay. >> that is amazing video. all right, a terrifying scene at a philadel

look like robin hood he was taken from the. richest to believe among those who do not have enough when he starts to go after standard oil he ends up becoming the target of impeachment attempts i was elected through the movie i am not angry or maybe. when they tried to impeach me not be done quite. so many the upper class went on the record saying that there was something needs to be done about the pleasure of going to get to describe. a month after announcing that he would run for president long was shot in the louisiana state house in baton rouge on september eighth one thousand nine hundred thirty five his bodyguard to riddle the assassin with thirty bullets huey died two days later at the age of forty two. his last words were don't let me die i've got so much to do. this if we gave them or would put after. their old companies which have been treated as adversaries have become the sophisticated allies of the powers that be with the kingfish out of the way you oil companies power in the we see and a grew on a beta and they dri

the robin hoods are taunting meter people. in "cool hand luke" so what do we have here? >> what we've got here is failure to communicate. >> reporter: one thing's for certain, no one likes getting a ticket. and parkers in keene, new hampshire, are no doubt seeing red, just not as fast as people in florida. >> we should say that parking officers in keene say the members of the robin hood group are doing more than just putting money in meters. they claim they're being followed, harassed and verbally abused while doing their jobs. the group says they're just talking to the officers. >> it seems unfair if they're changing these times and it's $158 per ticket? >> crazy. right? >> at least you've enlightened us. >> just a little. >>> the video you need to see today. it is incredible. from over to the tv set. it's a terrifying scene in a subway station in philadelphia. this is a. officially your worst nightmare, ladies. a 14-month-old baby girl in a stroller rolling off the platform and on to the tracks. this that we're showing you r

they call it robin hooding. they deposit coins into meters they say they have prevented 4,000 tickets. >> preventing state from being able to steal from people through the parking system. >> the city is suing the group saying they're harassing police officers. it's a scene you can imagine in san francisco but with a huge difference. parking tickets there cost $5. coming up the video games that are not made for couch potatoes. the games that give the best workouts, coming up. thank you. >> sure, sure up next coliseum will be roaring as warriors must win tonight. >> special words of encouragement for golden state. >> go, warriors. >> coming up a big stink being raised in one neighborhood over a restaurant specializing in bacon but it's more than smell that could drive the business away. and we're going to show what you we can of topless picture of bea arthur that is causing a stir on facebook. >>> san jose sharks will be suspended for the series for the shot on the kings jared stole who was injured. national hocke

. >>> last night night the robin hood foundation raised more than $80 million to fight poverty in newary fund-raiser. elton john mary j. blige, and bono performed. other big stars were there including jerry seinfeld paul simon, and sting. >> that is something robin hood does very well. they know how to raise money, a lot of money for a really good cause. >> how was the party? >> the party was very nice. everywhere you looked you saw somebody you knew anxious >>> closing in on 60 in liver fore57 in san jose. by the afternoon 60s and 70s inside the bay and breezy as you approach the coastline 8 0á in the valleys and next couple days cooling down and warm up for the weekend. >>> tomorrow >>> tomorrow night's powerball jackpot will top $350 million. last year americans spent about $250 each on lottery tickets. we'll ask melody hobson if it's worth all the money. >>> and "all that mattered" 15 years ago. one of america's greatest voices goes silent. any idea, guys? >> frank sinatra. >> that's next on "cbs this morning." we'll see. on "cbs this morning." maybe today you'll run some errands

there's a gala in new york called the robin hood foundation gala. it has 5,000 people show up at this event. it is insane. i went with jake, who is my agent, who is here in the studio. i took pictures, i want to show you my great photography. here is brian williams, the emcee of the event. thank you. here is jimmy fallon, with his quartet singing. thank you. and at the very beginning, that's the room, it's crazy. by way it was one of those rooms where you looked around and you saw justin timberlake, it was one of those crazy things. but the singing was crazy. when we first got there elton john was the first person performing at 7:00 straight up. >> you could almost go home after that. >> here's my video. ♪ ♪ >> that's all i got. i couldn't keep going. it wasn't working. then i tried it again when paul simon and sting sang together. they sang "boxer." >> awesome. ♪ i left my home and my family ♪ when i was just a boy >> love that. >> that's music, hoda. >> they were so great. >> this organization, last night, raised $72 million. >> that's insane. >>

. >> look at all the majority of the babies were minority robin hood of the you urban community helpingr women. >> bill: why didn't the women who went to gosnell in pennsylvania because you are not supposed to, it's against the law to have late term abortion unless your life is is in danger. why didn't they get prosecuted. >> in all states including in pennsylvania women are exempt from criminal prosecution for abortions that are illegal. so, in this case. >> bill: interesting. >> 24 months. >> bill: never be prosecuted. >> the people who do it but not the women. >> bill: women are as guilty as well. >> legally if they are told certain amount. >> bill: they find a thug to kill heir baby. >> they don't want women performing this on themselves. >> bill: do you concur he will be found guilty? >> also looking at 2 counts performing illegal abortions. 227 counts of failing to observe the waiting period. also he had a 15-year-old that using to help do these procedures whole thing is very bad. >> bill: hopefully gone forever. >> life without possibility of parole. >> bill: jodi areas killed he

. >> they sthar paying it forward but robin hood and his merry men were sued for paying parking meters shadowed police leaving notes for the drivers. the group claims it is being targeted because the city is moving money. the city says it is justified because the group is par rasing officers. >>> finally dodger's pitcher hue making a little fan's dream come true. a catch in the boy from the stand playing batting practice. the boy even has a pretty good arm. >> that is your 5@5:30. >> now to the growing scandal in washington. the irs targeting conservative groups. eric holder is calling for an fbi investigation. we have the developments live from dc. >> multi scandals and attorney general eric holder will find himself in the thick of it as he testifies before congress. he announced a criminal investigation into the irs mission. conservative groups face extra test groups. >> i think everyone can agree if not criminal they were outrageous and unacceptable. we are examining the facts if there were criminal investigations. >> the inspector general report now shows despite blame on low level

strikers in milwaukee to merry pranksters in keene, new hampshire, a group of men and women dubbed the robin hooden patrolling the city to help people avoid parking tickets feeding meters just ahead of law enforcement. >> we found that people really appreciate it when you save them from a ticket when you fill their meters. >> i know i myself personally have been nothing but positive and have kept a good demeanor with the enforcers. >> these robin hooders are part of an organization called free keane, a group ever libertarian activists performing acts of cheeky civil disobedience. well, the city apparently doesn't take too kindly to it. they're being sued for harassing parking enforcement officers and interfering with their work and must stay five hundred feet away from the law enforcement. a new hampshire park free or die and don't taunt the meter maids. >> darcy, a former microsoft programmer proposed a smart phone app that would allow shoppers to check whether charles and david koch are behind the items in their shopping cart. if you buy brawny you're supporting a koch subsidiary. if you're a y

. >> reporter: they call it robin hooding.f dozen men and women in the town of keene are armed with nickels and dimes, helping people avoid parking tickets by feeding the meter. >> in a sense, we're preventing the state from being able to steal from people through the parking system. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he looks like he's giving quarters, but he's actually just too high to remember which meter was his. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and finally, last week, a life-sized version of barbie's dream house opened in florida. the house is really neat and tidy, which means it's just like ken -- no junk. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have a fun, fun show tonight. oh, man. she was great on "the office" finale tonight and on her own very funny show, "the mindy project." mindy kaling is here! [ cheers and applause ] super funny. >> steve: very nice lady. very nice. >> jimmy: plus, we are so excited. here t

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that securities transaction excise tax is what it used to be called now they're calling it the robin hood tax and european countries are doing it. we put that into effect in the late nineteenth century and stood until sixty four as i recall. sixty six f.d.r. increased in thirty i did a double that to help rebuild the real economy because wall street had destroyed a real economy right and to pay for the sea and it was generating such a profit in in sixty six the that they said ok so bring that back that's great so how can people who want to support your efforts to say to the president no chain c.p.i. let's not do this and bring back and you know bring back the tax on wall street transactions what can they do. well tom harkin has a version in the senate version in the house we don't have a lot of co-sponsors they can help us by contacting their member of congress on the chained c.p.i. you know it isn't law yet you know so we're not introducing a bill to say can't become law that's silly you know we've had circulated letters for people to sign into the white house so we i would urge people t

it used to be called now they're calling it the robin hood tax and european countries are doing bush had high numbers one of the reasons that he had high numbers was because he took conservative opinions that may be unpopular with a wide swath of the american people but at least the american people who may not agree with those positions knew where he stood and that he was a conservative that they could at least trust was going to be conservative i think the president risks weakening himself when he looks at our seniors who are alliance for security which conservatives have always opposed make no mistake the forces that want chain c.p.i. don't want it because it prolonged social security by another two years it makes it easier to attack a program that's popular when it's weaker speaking of which we just have two minutes left let me get this hugh in here it's interesting you know the numbers that i look at say that some security will be in the red the trust will be completely eliminated about twenty thirty so there wasn't a supposed to go away around that right there was no trust fund

nbc reporting it is a case of robin hood. bloggers have been actively going around the town feeding expired parking meters so no one has been getting tickets and the city is on to their scheme and the robin hoods who call themselves free teen have been harassing the town's free ticket writers as well as the city has filed a lawsuit against the six people. >> bill: you know, i salute those people. >> absolutely. >> bill: this story has come up before over the years. parking meter has expired and they put money in it, that's a good citizen. that's a good friend and good neighbor, as far as i'm concerned. >> they're now harassing them. >> how are they harassing the ticket writers? >> they're yelling at them. they have to stay 50 yards away. >> bill: i love the fact that they organize and made an effort. they would patrol the streets and look for expired parking meters and put some money in. god bless america. >> i'm with him. >> bill: absolutely. we were in full time, here we go friends, we were in full time damage control yeste

my favorite hero robin hood, they say he is really a myth but the bottom line is they called him a troublemaker. use it back any think about the victory stand with me peter norman. when the dust settled they called peter norman a troublemaker. i looked over my shoulder and the person that most people forget about today and maybe you can figure out why, they called them a troublemaker and they don't even mention his name anymore and that is john brown. today when i sat back and thought about it i sit troublemaker, jesus christ. they called him a trouble make her. so when all the dust settles i looked at john carlos and i said man hugh were dam good company to be called a troublemaker. [laughter] [applause] when i look back in terms of motivation there were many people swimming downstream with the words troublemaker. it did not deter me. i felt like if all of them were saying i was a troublemaker i know who the man in the mirror is a night know who john carlos is and i know what i'm right and if i have to take a so be it. the more that went against me the stronger i got. but i came back from mexi

que se vieran muy reales en la película, podría decirse que la película es una version moderna de robin hood carta en tus ojos, le tomo un mes trabajarlo, no fue fácil, la película fue grabada en new orleans, por qué piensas que fue el lugar perfecto para hacerlo? >>me comenta jesse que él es de nueva york, y que tuvo oportunidad de ver a este tipo de magos haciendo sus espectaculos en la calle, por eso él entiende que era un lugar idóneo para hacer la película yo estaria como volviendome loco. >>hello, hello >>doña meche, como esta usted conoce a jesse. jesse es doña meche, la persona que se encarga de conseguir el talento para univisión >>ella dice que es maga también. >>esta nerviosa, se está poniendo nerviosa. >>cómo >>que tengo un truco para él. >>ok >>qué es eso >>...for you. (habla en inglés) >>por qué le dijo que por que no lo mira a los ojos >>you matrimonio entre personas <(risas). >>ya lo saben, señores. el 31 del mes pueden ver la película, muchas gracias ya lo saben, no se lo pierdan. >>en minutos tenemos una nueva prueba entre hombres y mujeres, con una máquina que bota dinero

in a way this is robin hood at the beach. >> well, except we're not stealing anything. >> reporter: a to public accessways homeowners have tried to block or in david geffen's case disguise. >> made to look like a garage and people won't park there. not until you get up and start looking at it, that door doesn't open, does it? >> reporter: the app even tells you where you're entitled to put your beach towel. the app is free like the beach is supposed to be. >> set up the beach chairs. >> some residents are resigned to it. others are clearly bracing for a fight. >> you're on private property. >> reporter: this malibu resident threatened to call the sheriff on us. >> take your camera out of here before i break it. >> reporter: paradise lost to the super rich because of this app. for at least now paradise they'll have to share. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, malibu. >> i am convinced there is an app for everything now. >> absolutely. >> that will do it. >> let's get the weather. back to ginger zee with the brand-new kid zoo you. she's at the philadelphia zoo this morn

roundtable and often cross paths at various fund-raisers, like this week's annual dinner of the robin hoods for that, jackie. that story going to rumble. >>> meanwhile, some of the other stories we're following today. china's central bank has reportedly begun looking into potential data confidentiality issues involving bloomberg. joining the fed, u.s. treasury, ecb and others, reports are particularly concerned to the pboc as to whether any trading data was leaked about the more than $3 trillion in foreign exchanges as managed by one of its units. bloomberg's website has been blocked in china since last year following its news reporting on the family wealth of the new president xi jinping. >>> president obama is calling the findings on a government report on the irs targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny intolerable. the report says inappropriate criteria was used by the irs for 18 months, including targeting groups with tea party or patriots in their name. the president is directing treasury secretary jack lew to hold those responsible for the agency's actions accountable. in a

in a way, this is robin hood at the beach. >> we're not stealing anything. >> reporter: a guide to publicdia mogul david geffen's case, disguise. >> makes it look like a garage so people won't park in the convenient space to the access. that door doesn't open, does it? >> reporter: the app even tells you where you're entitled to put your beach towel. the app is free, like the beach is supposed to be. some residents are resigned to it. >> i don't think the crowds will come. >> reporter: others are clearly bracing for a fight. this malibu resident threatened to call the sheriff on us. >> take your camera out of here before i break it. >> reporter: paradise lost to the super rich because of this app, or at least now paradise they'll have to share. david wright, abc news, malibu. >> the problems of the rich and famous. >> i know. trying to keep a little slice of heaven all to yourself. come on now. we're all allowed. >> david hasselhoff, i got a feeling something good is going to happen. my boys in graphics, my gals in graphics, do we have it? >> no, they do not. >> wait a minute. you were su

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