welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to rowan bonds worth davies a former fraud squad detective with scotland yard roland welcome back to the kaiser reports. first quick question ok you were a fraud squad it's active cover white collar crime in the city has the overall level of fraud in the past few years stayed about the same or is it gone up and it's creates it's going up it's increased right and it seems to me that in fact. things have kind of flip flopped and that instead of really going after fraud there seems to be a tacit approval by the government enough by saying effectively that fraud is the business model that without fraud the city would collapse without the fraud our g.d.p. would even be worse than it is your thoughts well i mean obviously they're going to put it like that and that's why they i think tacitly they realize it and recognize it because there is just so much criminal money coming into london at the moment that the government really doesn't want to do anything to stop it coming in because they want to keep that free flow of money com

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to rowan bonds worth davies a former fraud squad detective with scotland yard roland welcome back to the kaiser reports great. first quick question ok you were a fraud squad detective covered in white collar crime in the city has the overall level of fraud in the past few years stayed about the same or is it gone up rights groups so it's gone up it's increased right and it seems to me that in fact. things of qana flip flopped and that instead of really going after fraud there seems to be a tacit approval by the government enough by saying effectively that fraud is the business model that without fraud the city would collapse without the fraud our g.d.p. would even be worse than it is your thoughts well i mean obviously they're going to put it like that and that's why they i think tacitly they realize it and recognize it because there is just so much criminal money coming into london at the moment that the government really doesn't want to do anything to stop it coming in because they want to keep that free flow of money

welcome back to the kaiser report by max kaiser time now to turn to rowan bonds worth davies a former fraud squad detective with scotland yard roll it welcome back to the kaiser report's great. first quick question. you were a fraud squad detective covered in white collar crime in the city has the overall level of fraud in the past few years stayed about the same or is it gone up. it's going up it's increased right and it seems to me that in fact. things of qana flip flopped and that instead of really going after fraud there seems to be a tacit approval by the government enough by saying effectively that fraud is the business model that without fraud the city would collapse without the fraud our g.d.p. would even be worse than it is your thoughts well i mean obviously they're going to put it like that and that's why they i think tacitly they realize it and recognize it because there is just so much criminal money coming into london at the moment that the government really doesn't want to do anything to stop it coming in because they want to keep that free flow of money coming in but o

welcome back to the kaiser report by max kaiser time now to turn to rowan worth davies a former fraud squad detective with scotland yard roll it welcome back to the kaiser reports right first quick question ok you were a fraud squad detective covered white collar crime in the city has the overall level of fraud in the past few years stayed about the same or is it gone up. it's gone up it's increased right and it seems to me that in fact. things have kind of flip flopped and that instead of really going after fraud there seems to be a tacit approval by the government enough by saying effectively that fraud is the business model that without fraud the city would collapse without the fraud our g.d.p. would even be worse than it is your thoughts well i mean obviously they're going to put it like that and that's why they i think tacitly they realize it and recognize it because there is just so much criminal money coming into london at the moment that the government really doesn't want to do anything to stop it coming in because they want to keep that free flow of money coming in but of cou

survivors and friends gathered for gordon rowan's funeral a week ago.le died, friends of yours died, you know. you feel there but... by the grace of god, there but, you know, "why me? how did i survive and someone else didn't?" >> cobb: you can't help but ask that question. "why was i able to escape?" you know, "why was nick not shot on that bus?" i don't know. i don't think any of us know. >> wysocki: when i heard the guys in our building get taken, i'm like, "why couldn't i have done something to help?" and i'm guilt... feel guilty for being... feeling that i was paralyzed with fear and not do anything. but... and i'm especially guilty because they lost their lives and i didn't. >> cobb: all of us got quite a bit of time ahead of us to go through this and relive these memories and the nightmares that we have at night and the sleepless nights that we have. >> rose: nightmares. nightmares? >> cobb: yeah. the nightmares, for me, are all the same thing-- it's the sound of those footsteps as they came down that hallway towards that door. >> rose: coming fo

. >> reporter: rowan atkinson now knows about his counterpart on the other side of the world. the sponsor of the ad, a pakistani bank, sent the footage to the british actor. >> rowan atkinson finally saw the films and i think his reaction was he is a bit chubby and that's okay. he got up and he left. and said, okay, that's answ aet approval. we are just happy to know he was fine with it. >> translator: i feel truly honored to be recognized by the great mr. bean. i'm determined to do my utmost to entertain people. >> reporter: asif's humor dispelled some of the clouds that hang over pakistani society. his show remains in high demand. nhk world, karachi. >>> northwest australia continues to be impacted today by a severe tropical cyclone. meteorologist robert speta joins wuss this storm and the rest of the world. robert? >> well, we are continuing to watch cyclone rusty here. it has made landfall just to the east of port headland but still continuing to bring these very gusty winds and heavy rapes. i actually want to show you what's going on on the ground here near the coast line

investigating a suspicious death of an elderly man found inside his northern virginia home. 94-year-old elmer rowans was found in the 2700 block of holly street in alexandria yesterday evening. investigators are not identifying him by name. they say that he was dead when they arrived on the scene. according to police, a family member who came to the house called for help. authorities will only say that they are classifying this as a suspicious death. >> we're considering all possibilities. we don't have any suspect in custody at this point but we're interviewing all of the family members and other potential witnesses and we would ask if anyone saw or heard anything in the area, that they would contact us and let us know. >> an autopsy is being performed to determine how the man died. >>> the seven-month-old girl who died while in the care of her teenage brother is going to be laid to rest today. her mother went to work last thursday night and when she returned home, the following morning, she found the baby unconscious. the 14-year-old boy told investigators that he hit the little girl. then he put

rowan kantru has the story. >> reporter: he's due to spend the evening inside the police cell. he was arrested early this morning. after reports of a shooting incident in which his girlfriend was killed. she was shot several times, it's thought and he was arrested shortly afterwards. >> such a devastating thought, his whole life, what he could achieve. >> reporter: some of the details have stunned south africans. he's an incredible hero here. >> you know, oscar has done so much for the country. >> reporter: he's due to appear in court early tomorrow morning around 9:00 local time, about 2:00 a.m. eastern time. there the charge against him will be outlined we've been told by the authorities this evening that they want to resist any attempts by lawyers represents oscar pistorius to try to get bail. they don't want him to return here to his secure home tomorrow evening. >>> police say there have been previous incident, incidents involves what police call allegations of a domestic nature. >>> the carnival cruise ship "triumph" is slowly returning to port, the towline snapped, delay

. >> reporter: former futures trader rowan richards started the stewards market six years ago. >> what's the background on that shoe going to be? >> reporter: even though sales topped $50,000 last year, richards says he recently had trouble getting a loan to expand. >> we didn't have enough track record a lot of times, you know, and people didn't fully understand who we were, okay, nonprofit, that's also doing business. "we want to see a little bit. come back and talk to us later." >> reporter: the stewards market eventually got a $50,000 loan thanks to calvert foundation's community investment notes. the notes work like bonds and let individual investors finance a variety of community programs from affordable housing to job training. >> the stewards market provides opportunity in an area where very little opportunity exists. unemployment in the humbolt park neighborhood is about 14%, and many families in this neighborhood have been struggling with poverty for generations. >> reporter: calvin holmes heads the chicago community loan fund which distributes financing from calvert to local o

you don't go away stay right there i'll be speaking with former scotland yard fraud squad detective rowan boss with davies right after this. morning news today is once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. showing appreciation through the day. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a donor. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares an awful lot about my country music stars are you know what kind of cells in your neighborhood all want to give us a defeat terrorism be on the lip all the christian. kids are good about it because the. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells us and facials that garbage he calls it breaking news i'm abby martin and we're going to brea

. >> i got to be honest with you, >> who is your favorite >> kelly rowan.gedly was a he kidnapped a female from a up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my execution or execute me and get whereas now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, two years or ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> in utah if you were convicted before a certain date you were given a choice between lethal and when i asked ralph the very sobering question of what method have you chosen for your execution, he, in no one certain terms said -- >> i chose to be executed by firing squad because the only other option here is lethal injection and that's what they do to dogs when they don't want them. i'd rather sit up and take it. if they're going to shoot me, look at who they're killi

to rowan encouraging the town to come together after on thinkable tragedy. harrison decided to punish his priests efforts to unite and comfort the people of newtown and that in addition to the bizarre it's very very . thirty years after her death iran's philosophy of selfishness and billionaire empowerment rules the world and today the united states and other independent governments around the world are crumbling while iran's billionaires are taking over with each new so-called free trade agreement especially the very secretive trans-pacific partnership which has less to do with trade and more to do with a new law of global governance for transnational corporations each one of these iran's reviled state what we would call our democracy the united states of america is losing its power to billionaires and transnational corporations iran hated governments and democracy she considered them systems of what she called mob rule she grew up in russia as a child she watched the bolsheviks confiscated her father's pharmacy during the russian revolution likely sufferin