it's been built starting wi the rockefellers, still with david rockefeller. and they have recognized that they are investing in the future. it's investment again. they're investing in ideas. some of which, all of which are going to enrich culture and understanding. and some of whi are going to be really valuabl and important for humankind. and some of which, which will make money. and they have invested in the next generation by investing in that knoedge generating machine. >> if you had it to do over life has been very good to you, as you said the first of your family to do a number of things, would you do it differently? >> you know, i don't think i would. i have been extremely fortunate, you'reight. beuse one is i have indulged my curiosity all my life. sometimes i wonder why they pay me to do my job because they pay me to play in the laboratory. i love it, okay. and i-- whatever i did, i would want toindulge that curiosity of understanding the world. i think i-- maybe i didn't have to be a scieist. i could some other sort of discipline but i think i would

for years he went by the name clark rockefeller. he pretended to be a member of the wealthy american family. his true identity came to light when he was charged with kidnapping his own daughter. that's when police they uncovered a web of lies that went back decades. now he's accused of killing a neighbor more than 25 years ago. here's tom foreman. >> reporter: they say pictures don't lie, but this one did. and this one. and maybe thousands more of the man called clark rockefeller. because investigators believe he was almost never whom he claimed to be. and in his rocket rise to the top of society, they think he committed murder. >> well, he's a man who built his life on fiction. >> reporter: mark seal wrote "the man in the rockefeller suit". the aston irk rise and spectacular fall of a serial imposter. >> he didn't just do this with one name or one persona. he did it repeatedly, time after time after time after time. in increasing grandiosity and increasingly intelligent, learned, successful circles. that's what makes him different.

rockefeller jr.and, this building on is before the stock market crash gave us the great depression back in 1929. but rockefeller moved ahead with his project despite his partner's dropping out. this guy could have taken his money and saved it until the country was in better economic conditions. instead, he didn't. he used the money on the largest private building project ever at that time. and he put his trust in these guys, famous picture, american workers. these 11 men were sitting 66 stories above where i am right now. during the worst economic conditions in our history, they worked hard and earned a living because there was an unselfish american named john d. rockefeller jr. he took a chance on the american worker and said we've got to get this done. and rockefeller center became an economic engine for new york. it still is today. you see those crowds around the big christmas tree every year. it's a tradition. america has been through tough times in the past and in those times, we relied on the m

again but go get mr rockefeller so why is murdoch smiling all creepy like oh it's because while news of the world former employees were filing for unemployment and others at murdoch's main british company news international side what to do with the b. sky b. buyout bit rupert seems to be enjoying the personal attention lavished on him and his spread legs by media outlets other than his own as seen in this photo by steve parsons with a wire. well there seems to be a fuss about an old man showing off his pace to liver spotted guys as is often the case with powerful men trying to assert their virility by working out the hot young female trainer in public and truly revealing nature of such embarrassing impromptu photo shoots usually reveals something nor is is that really necessary ok i think murdoch may be enjoying the attention more than he's in anguish over the scandal it's the young female trainer stuck with him in the backseat of that car who looks like she's in pain and joining me now from across the pond an interview we've been trying to do for several weeks now we are joined by c

you're at rockefeller taking a much broader view, the causes as well. we deal with this crisis? >> the prediction is as many as 800,000 people may die unless these airlifts are more frequent and more effective. the thing that's so tragic is these events could be averted. we really understand the impacts of climate change. there's wonderful work on making more drought resistant seeds. there's wonderful work on making plants that actually almost hibernate in drought and so they wait for water to come and the think grow again. all of these things are available. but right now we have protectionist eu and u.s. policies so we give food aid only for the food grown here and so that's caused some of the delay. various aid agencies sort of tuszling with each other overwho's on first. and nobody really paying attention to the long-term architecture of building resilience for people in this region. >> rockefellerç foundation has big footprint in africa trying to change this. what can you do from the private sector, from the nonprofit sector to try to breakthrough

senator rockefeller and senator hutchinson which has now been introduced on the house side by a couple of house democratics and now the republicans have put out the broad outline of their spectrum auction bill. do you lean towards one or the other? one approach or the other? >> well, again, congress tells me what to do. i don't say that enough times. i don't tell them what to do. what i've said on the topic, should there be incentive auctions, some sort of provision to give broadcasters an incentive to relinquish their spectrum, it should be voluntary. is going to be like the digital tv transition all over again. there will be broadcasters who won't participate in the auction but who will occur cost. we want to make sure unless congress is changing it's priority and no longer believe in free over-the-air broadcasting, which i don't believe is the case, we need to take it into account. having said that, we need more spectrum in the marketplace. beyond that, i'll let congress fill in the details. >> nab has endorsed senator rockefeller and the house republicans plan. they also dedicate d

people, there's even an opinion piece that ran against senator rockefeller and my idea here which isat there were violations of the foreign corrupt practices act. they said that act had nothing to do with newspapers. it has to do with all, all american corporations, so they are fighting back, and it could get ugly, but i've got to tell you, truth has a way of coming to the surface, we'll keep asking the questions and making sure our people are protected. >> senator boxer, before you go, i have to ask you about this small matter of the debt ceiling, is the gang of six proposal, as thin as it is right now without specificity, something you think that may be the thing that leads the way to a solution here? >> i think it could be part of the solution, and there are things in it that i think are good, there are things in it that i question. if you want to ask me more details, i'm happy to say it, tell you what they are, but the best thing about it is that republicans and democrats have come together, and in this environment, it's really important, and it gives me hope, and i think, you kn

and maybe thousands more of the man called clark rockefeller.eve he was almost never whom he claimed to be. and in his rocket rise to the top of society, they think he committed murder. >> well, he's a man who built his life on fiction. >> reporter: mark seal wrote "the man in the rockefeller suit". the astonishing rise and spectacular fall of a serial imposter. >> he didn't just do this with one name or one persona. he did it repeatedly, time after time after time after time. in increasing graniosity. increasingly intelligent, learned, successful circles. >> reporter: his story starts long ago in 1978 when under his real name, christian gerhartschreiter, a working class german teen, he came to america and found the life he wanted on tv. >> good morning, mr. and mrs. howell. beautiful day. >> ideal flying weather. >> if you remember the television show "gilligan's island". he started watching that. and apparently began to emulate the excentric east coast millionaire thur ton howell iii, mimicking his speech and his accent and his way of life in

>> senator jay rockefeller is leading the charge.ournalists from ruppert mert murdoch's papers me targeted americans and they may have involved victims of september 11th. as of now, mr. murdoch is under intense pressure on both sides of the atlantic. as he faces the investigative music in britain, critical mass builds to look into the actions of rupert murdoch's companies in the u.s. several lawmakers are calling for investigations into whether murdoch's tabloids hacked the phones of americans. powerful senator jay rockefeller is leading that charge. he's especially concerned over reports that 9/11 victims' phones were hacked and told cnn his bet is they'll find, quote, criminal stuff. i caught up with rockefeller. >> you know the department of justice and all kinds of other federal agencies are going to be going after this very hard, and we will, too. i mean, this is a -- it's really repugnant, you know, that one man can control so many. >> reporter: do you have specific information that americans that 9/11 victims had their phones

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i teamed up with senator jay rockefeller who is chairman of the commerce committee. i am a senior member of that committee. we have jurisdiction over broadcasters and the media as a whole. we rode to the securities and exchange commission and to the department of -- wrote to the securities and exchange commission and to the department of justice asking them to look specifically into the possibility that two american laws were broken. one, the foreign practices correction act and secondly, the so-called wiretap act. any american corp. has to comply with these laws. rupert murdoch decided he wanted to become an american citizen. i do not blame him. america is the greatest place in the world, i say to you. the fact of the world is, he became an american citizen. his corporation is american. he needs to obey american law. the stories coming out of europe about bribing police officials, on its face, that is not allowed under the foreign corrupt practices act. the allegations that he may have packed into families of the victims of 9/11, -- hacked into families of the victi

the sanitary referred to is jay rockefeller, a democrat. he is the chairman of the commerce committee in the senate. he has put out a statement saying, "the hacking is offensive. a serious breach of a journalistic ethics. this raises serious questions of whether the company has broken u.s. law. i call upon the appropriate agencies to investigate to ensure americans have not have their privacy violated. i am concerned about the phone hacking and that it may have extended to 9/11 victims or other americans. the consequences will be severe." mr. rockefeller does not present any evidence to prove that the victims on 9/11 had their voice- mail sacked. it is something that and has been reported. it is causing concern to him. he is calling for an investigation by the justice department. >> reflecting continuing -- anxiety about the debt crisis. the international crating -- credit rating agency moody's has downgraded it to junk status. it also has increased fears that italy could follow greece and portugal and struggling to deal with this public de

virginia senator jay rockefeller wants a government investigation of newscorp's operations in the u.s. murdoch presides over a $32 billion media and entertainment empire. it owns prestigious names like hollywood film studio 20th century fox, fox news channel, the "wall street journal," the "new york post" and many british newspapers, including the "sunday times." joining us now, porter bibb, managing partner of media tech capital, a media investment firm in new york. >> susie: hi, porter, nice to have you with us. >> great to be here, susie. >> porter, it cements like every other day there's an announcement of a business or merger or take over that the news corp is abandoning. how is this saga going to play out in just a matter of time before news corp breaks >> well i don't think news corp itself is going to be broken up or even slowed down very much by the tsunami of social public outcry, political outcry and probably legal outcry that is being launched against some of the managers from rupert murdoch on down who have created a kind of unethical culture at news corp. >> susie: well,

he he says his name is clark rockefeller.boston where he was serving a prison sentence for kidnapping his daughter. they were found in baltimore after authorities all over the u.s. were looking for them. he is charged with killing a man in southern california more than 25 years ago. >>> maryland senator mikulski says a congressional vote to stop funning for the james webb telescope will kill 2,000 jobs. she called for a vote by the house appropriation subcommittee misguided. and she says it will stall scientific progress as well as discovery. the web telescope is planned as a successor to the aging hubble space telescope. and that is run by space telescope science institute in baltimore. >>> speaking of senator mikulski. she is take her jobs tour to the eastern shore. she is touring the state talking with people about which parts of the government are work and which warts are not. -- working and which parts are not. she will discuss access to credit and trade issues when she meets with representatives from the seafood and pou

homeland security committee chairman peter king and the senate intelligence committee member jay rockefeller. >> you know the department of justice and all kinds of other federal agencies will be going after this very hard, and we will too. >> question, democratic senator robert menendez has called for the justice department to probe allegations that a murdoch newspaper propose hacking the cell phones of 9/11 victims' families. how incendiary is that allegation? >> well, if it's true, it certainly incendiary and the hacking has actually delegitimized his company. he was forced to -- in a very gutsy move to shut down the major newspaper, news of the world, and he's now being investigated by as many parliamentary committees as possible. they've stopped a major transaction he's been working on to take a hundred percent chrome of bskyb, which is a major cable company in england some it's amazing to me how fast this has happened for a man who is really the premiere media baron in the world, who has run into an overwhelming number of attacks on his company and on the failure of the company to shal

. >> jay rockefeller, this is about allegations of the journalist working for media mogul rupert murdoch illegally tapped into the phone messages of thousands of people, including families of the victims of 9/11. the fbi is apparently looking into this as well. murdoch, by the way, is a u.s. citizen. tell us about this. >> this is really serious. the foreign corrupt practices act makes it illegal to take bribes anywhere. if you are a u.s.-based corporation, and news corp. is. our laws are in it. even if it did not happen here, and it might have. we might have been just oblivious to the fact it was happening here. i do not know. >> it is huge in britain. that it could bring down the camera government at some point. certainly, it will undermine cameron, all the hard things he is trying to do, will undermine that seriously. >> i heard him in parliament your part of his defense was that the stuff was going on 10 years before he showed up. >> peter king, chairman of the house, republican chairman of the house homeland security committee, has asked the fbi to investigate because they are conce

now, both the chairman of the homeland security committee here in the states, peter king, and jay rockefeller, have called for an investigation on the phone hacking. if this comes over to the states, will the fcc have a role in looking at the security of cell phones? >> guest: if there is wiretapping going on anywhere for any reason by anybody, that's illegal. it's a criminal matter. law enforcement agencies would be the best to be cast to looking into it. certainly congress can do its own investigation as well. if there's a violation of an fcc rule, then we should look at it. right now we don't and evidence of any wrongdoing by anybody regarding recent headlines that i know of. but should evidence be presented and it's within our jurisdiction certainly we should. >> host: do you agree with congress there should be an investigation? >> guest: i don't tell can't is what to do. if there are members of congress to launch an investigation, they are free to conduct their own and the commission should abide by its own processes. and if there's evidence of wrongdoing by anybody, any company for anyt

senator rockefeller said some may look elsewhere for jobs. these are very skilled technicians and engineers and others. and what it means to these construction projects. f.a.a. helps to pay all over the country for modernization of airports, and we have all heard stories. i don't recall that i have ever seen it, but we have all heard stories of the beijing or the shanghai airport or some of these airports, i have not seen them in the last many years, the technology and the modern features of those airports. we have got to keep up, and this is the exactly wrong thing to do. the unemployment rate in the construction industry is more than double the national average. yet we're idling cranes and we're idling bulldozers all because of a political mission in ideology that some members of the house, some radical members of the house have decided to inflict on us. the clean extension of f.a.a. has been done 20 times. all of a sudden it isn't. i hope the house gets serious. i hope the appointees -- i hope they appoint conferees and come to the table a

here in the united states senator rockefeller calling for a domestic investigation.r and hotter zain. >> it is. the big story will happen in about an hour or so in the british parliament. all the political parties, ali, have gotten together and they're supporting a motion to say no, that there should be a block of rupert murdoch's bid to acquire bskyb. this is not legally binding, but it is up where public opinion in this country is at. who knows whether rupert murdoch will take notice of that. the other big story, the commerce committee chairman, jay rockefeller saying there's got to be an investigation, did news corp hack into u.s. citizens' phones, 9/11 victims. he said there would be serious consequences. the big question people are asking here is how much is the news corp empire and rupert murdoch going to be hurt in the u.s. as well. ali? >> that is a good question. i'm a tweeter. you're a tweeter. one of the interesting things about this is somebody figured out using geo cashing or labeling of locations where people tweet from, where people tweet. a visualizat

you can see there the intersection of rockefeller center and 49th street is now closed off. it is completely filled with people. folks have been camping out for this concert since wednesday. overnight, the line stretched on 5th avenue all of the way to 51st street for chris brown. people have been waiting for this concert to see this young man who is on the top of the charts and really just ready for a big, big concert. matt? >> i tell you, al, this represents this morning, the motorcade had to actually move these people out of the way. anyway, we'll get back to you in a couple of minutes. >>> meanwhile, there has been a major development in the ongoing budget negotiations. president obama suspended the talks for the today. we'll tell you why and we'll talk to one of the senators who has been inside the negotiating room all week long. >> that's right. and also casey anthony is going to be released this sunday. and -- from prison. authorities are becoming increasingly concerned for her safety and we're live at the jail this morning with details on that story. >>> remember the

. >>> the man at the center of a nationwide manhunt and was known then as clark rockefeller is on the move again. his real name is christian gerhartsreiter and is on his way to california where he is accused of killing a man 25 years ago. he is accused of kidnapping his daughter from boston and bringing her here in 2008. >>> a man who approached the capital with a gun -- officers fired wounding him. the mother said he was suffering from depression and was trying to get officers to kel hill. >>> president obama is meeting with congressional leaders today to try to reach a deal on raising the debt limit. analysts say after weeks of stalled negotiations, democrats and republicans may be moving toward as come promiechts the white house is pushing for more deficit reductions while the republicans say they are open to closing some tax loopholes. >> take a live look outside. there's plenty of sunshine as we aroast weekend. it's also warm and humid as well. and we have marty bass in the outback and meelings tim will -- meteorologist tim williams. >> we have another summer like, june like afte

the senator you referred to is the rockefeller, a democrat and chairman of the commerce committee. he puts out a statement this evening saying that the report is offensive, a serious breach of journalistic ethics. this raises serious questions about whether the company has broken u.s. law. i call upon the appropriate agencies to investigate. i am concerned that the admitted phone-hacking in europe may extend to 9/11 victims. he does not present any evidence to prove this. it is something that has been reported here and is causing concern and is calling for an investigation. >> does he have any similar relations and about any key u.s. senators? >> news corp. is massively powerful all over the world. it owns "the wall street journal." there are a number of right wing conservative politicians who are presenters on fox news. the link between the politics and the media are there. we are just getting the first signed here that this is scratching across the atlantic and there is political anger building here. it remains to be seen is whether the department of justice will investigate. >>

rockefeller didn't think nixon had a plan. i happened to be in the library waiting for tricia to change. we were going on. he came in after a hard day of campaigning, listening to tchaikovsky. should i ask or not. mr. nixon, what is your plan? i'm going to go to peeng, to moscow. that is how we are going to bring about peace in vietnam and in the world. wow. i didn't tell anyone. just kept it to myself. he had already thought out what he was going to do. he had built up the "political capital" that had served his policy so way. there were many areas to be discussed here, the yom kippu return war that led to camp david, the draft that led to the volunteer army and the way we fight now in many ways, the india-pakistan war, which still defiance in many ways what is going on in the subcontinent now. even at the end of his career, end of his life, in 1994, he was still in the game. he was still thinking strategically. to him, the cold war -- the effects of the cold war still were not over. he was concerned about russia. his basic t

chairman rockefeller at thank you for your time. xigo is committed to serving efforts and we look or were too working with you and putting a stop to this problem. >> thank you mr. subi very much in our final witness will be mr. walter mccormick who is the president of the telecom association here in washington. >> thank you mr. chairman. chairman rockefeller and members of the committee thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify on behalf of the telecom association and i might add it is a personal pleasure for me to be back before this committee that i had the honor of serving for many years as general counsel to the majority and chief counsel to the minority. mr. chairman of our industry accepted your invitation to appear here today for three reasons. first, to acknowledge the existence of a continuing problem, one that impacts consumers, one that is continued for many years despite the remedial measures undertaken by our industry and by the federal communications commission. second we appear here today to honor and coopera

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[laughter] so i hereby call on the colbert nation to go down to the "today show"'s window in rockefellerorrow morning and demand equal time for the booty. [cheering and applause] i want to see signs like, "no keesters, no peace" and "nbc equals no butt coverage." the point is, because here's the point, folks, this boob week is just a cheap ratings grope, like shark week. oh, oh, you know what somebody should do? shark boob week. or boob shark week. that i would watch. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] [ male announcer ] at nissan, we test the altima's durability on a track that simulates the world's toughest roads. ♪ [ tires screeching ] ♪ if it can survive this drive... ♪ it can survive yours. the nissan altima. innovation that lasts. innovation for all. ♪ everybody. my guest tonight is a neuroscientist here to talk about the neurological underpinnings of the subconscious, if there is such a thing as the subconscious. please mommy breast david eagleman. [cheering and applause] , hi, david eagleman. all right, sir, you are a neuroscientist. what is a neuroscientist for a good

[ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my goodness. thank you very much everybody. welcome. thank you so much. a great new york city crowd. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." hey, this is just crazy, you guys. ohio congressman bill johnson says his twitter account was hacked yesterday after an image of a naked man was posted on his page. [ laughter ] you know what they say, when the lord taketh a weiner, he then giveth a johnson. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] the lord taketh a weiner. that's right. congressman johnson says someone hacked his account and posted a naked picture. when asked for comment, anthony weiner said, "hacked? good luck, buddy." [ laughter ] good luck. i just saw this. it's rumored that arnold schwarzeneg

when it their work rockefeller republicans in the republican party and southern conservatives in the democratic party, but party spent a huge amount time negotiating with themselves before they negotiated with the others. we have completely lost all of this. that is reinforced by gerrymandering. testers are purely republican are purely democratic. -- districts are purely republican or purely democratic. then you have a whole campaign finance laws and special -- special interest to overlay on that. the bigger government gets, the more is at stake with special interests. and finally have the media. i'm going to tell michele bachmann story. jon stewart made this point. he said 24-hour cable was invented for o.j. simpson. it was invented for the o.j. trial. o.j. does not kill somebody every day, thank goodness. the problem is, these people have to fill those 24 hours even when o.j. has not murdered somebody. so what they do is fill it with michele bachmann. i have a particular grievance with her. i was speaking at the university of indiana. this is a real story. six months ago, i was tal

[laughter] so i hereby call on the colbert nation to go down to the "today show"'s window in rockefellerza tomorrow morning and demand equal time for the booty. [cheering and applause] i want to see signs like, "no keesters, no peace" and "nbc equals no butt coverage." the point is, because here's the point, folks, this boob week is just a cheap ratings grope, like shark week. oh, oh, you know what somebody should do? shark boob week. or boob shark week. that i would watch. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. [cheering and applau impressive resume. i see you're flatulent in three languages. graduated top of your gas. [ male announcer ] got gas on your mind? your son rip is on line toot. [ male announcer ] try gas-x. powerful relief from pressure and bloating in a fast-acting chewable. gas-x. pressure's off. everybody. my guest tonight is a neuroscientist here to talk about the neurological underpinnings of the subconscious, if there is such a thing as the subconscious. please mommy breast david eagleman. [cheering and applause] , hi, david eagleman. all right, sir, you are a neuros

>> senator rockefeller, the bill responds to the need for national legislation. one of the important drivers in the area have privacy has been the adoption of a breach notification laws by states. there are now 47 states that have them. in order to make those consistent and drive the issue nationally, there is a need for national data breach notification laws. it is part of the administration's cyber security package, and i thank you for your leadership in helping to drive that issue. >> thank you, sir. commissioner brill, how does the ftc work with the department of justice under the current law by do you have a? \ good working relationship to protect consumers in prosecuting criminals? do we need to grant the department just as more authority than it already possesses? >> it is important for the department of justice to have all the tools that they need for those who have been hacking into databases. we would obviously support that having more tools. at the same time, it is critically important to recognize that we cannot catch albeit -- all of the hackers. wha

there is one human institution that makes the pauper the equal of the rockefeller. the stupid man equal of an einstein. the ignoreant man the equal of any college president. that institution, gentlemen, is a court. our court system has its faults, as do all other human institutions. our courts are the great levelers. and in our courts all men are created equal. i know idealists to believe firmly in the integrity of our court and our jury system. that's a living, working reality. gentlemen, a court is only as good as every man of you sitting before me on this jury. a court is only as sound as its jury and a jury is only as sound as the men who make it up . i'm confident that you will review without passion the evidence you have heard, come to a decision and restore this defendant to his family. in the name of god, do your duty. in the name of god, believe him. [applause] >> what you heard was a literal translation of the book word for word, and we have to remember that this book was written just at the onset of the civil rights movement. so we're going to talk about