take conservative blogger jennifer rubin. she managed to get an absolute falsehood presented as fact by republican lawmakers. rubin reported on a deputy secretary of state who testified about getting information from benghazi in realtime. charlene lamb said the information came from multiple phone calls to communicate with the annex in tripoli. she ended her testimony saying the other diplomats would hang up on us and then call back. rubin decided to invent details just out of thin air. she wrote, "this was the most urgent issue of the moment in which everyone wanted to know what happened in benghazi. so why not look at the realtime video?" video? there was no video. all communication was done over the phone. but rubin apparently imagined a scene from the bin laden raid and then presented her imagination as fact. this is how it starts. one completely bogus and shoddy piece of writing, which makes its way over to fox news. >> oh, and did i mention the state department was watching this unfold in real-time? >> after catching fi

bowen sent you an e-mail. >> narrator: in one exchange, the commission asked citibank's robert rubinto respond to bowen's e-mail. >> did you ever act on that? >> mr. chairman, i do recollect this and that either i or somebody else-- and i truly do not remember who-- but either i or somebody else sent it to the appropriate people. >> narrator: rubin told angelides that actions were taken to improve the bank's due diligence operations. but his recollections were vague. >> i certainly don't remember today whether i knew at the time or not. i truly don't. >> if the excuse at the top was, "we didn't know," that's a prty pr exse fm pele who are hauling down $10 million, $20 million, $30 million, or, in robert rubin's case, $115 million. >> narrator: bowen was demoted and eventually left the bank, but later, citigroup admitted to wrongdoing in a civil fraud suit for failing to perform basic due diligence from 2004 to 2010. another focus of the commission was the work of a due diligence company named clayton holdings. >> you know, one piece of information that we released were documents from

rubin. >> our special guest has been former treasury secretary bob rubin.eaking up the banks. take a listen. >> i think what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking. have banks be deposit takers. have banks make commercial loans and real estate loans. and have banks do something that's not going to risk the taxpayer dollars that's not going to be too big to fail. >> bob, i want to get your reaction to that. i don't think anyone's had an opportunity to ask you publicly about sandy's comments. obviously some people have argued that you pushed in your role when you were treasury secretary for less regulation that allowed the creation of some of these big banks. >> well two parts to that, andrew. one is that with respect to the deal itself, in a series of interpretations that began in the late '80s, it had been basically eviscerated in terms of the big banks. by the time you got to the time glass steagall there was nothing left in terms of its restrictions. that's been widely reported including in one of your columns. >> i did w

they are down 21-6. >> >> anne rubin continues our superbowl coverage, now, from sunnyvale. >> anne?porter: woe are here at the plow max where fans are waiting and hoping for the best. meanwhile, police are, too. they are gearing up for a big night of dui checkpoints on the roadways, trying to make sure fans make it home safely. the big game means big business in bars like the blue max. keeping an eye on his patrons -- >> we cut them off if they have too much. we wouldn't tolerate that. >> reporter: according to up interestle a alcohol related car crashes shoot up 17% on superbowl sunday compared to other sundays. >> >> as a result, sunnyvale police plan to be out in force. >> we want people to be aware of the statistics an problems that occur with drinking and driving. drinking and driving is 100% preventible. >> reporter: there will be a dui checkpoint there following the superbowl. they are not alone. police in san francisco are doing robing enforce machine. rope hoping the massive police presence acts as a deterrent for would be drunk drivers it is to vickie peterson >> i never h

treasury secretary bob rubin. and one clip that everybody's talking about.y nobody saw, the regulators, analysts, and with all due respect, journalists, was the possibility of a serious crisis. >> i'll tell you what, keep that in mind, of course, because nobody saw it, nobody saw this serious crisis. he also had some pretty positive, kind words to say about treasury secretary timothy geithner, at least treasury secretary for a little while, which i would like to contrast -- and remember robert rubin, citibank, with some of the things in sheila baer's book, interesting baer quotes. bull by the horns. the first quote is "geithner skewed bailout to save citigroup." and the second quote is "covering up for citigroup's problems was much of the bailout." draw your own conclusions on that one. let's take another walk back in time to around an op ed in "the wall street journal" that appeared on october 2nd, 2008, and you could read it for yourself. i'm going to read really fast. just pull out a couple of things, and you'll see where you're going. a couple of comment

off with football as russian clubs produce their best start to the knockout stage in five years with rubin andrey anderson eight all winning the first leg of their last thirty two ties in the europa league and constantine but top off reveals one factor that could help them all. with the russian premier league midway through its winter break the spanish. hosted a four day training camp and then an international friendly which saw the russian national team eased past iceland to nail in for their capello's man want to learn at the resort m g and being trained on the neighboring peaches and also went on to produce victories in the european campaign go skating side came from behind to beat hanno were three one at the luzhniki stadium and rubin currently seventh in the domestic league play the second half with ten men but still clinched an impressive two nil win at holder's atlantic among three zany opted to train in turkey before their clash with liverpool but it was still a clean sweep as the st petersburg team trying to kneel on home turf and i think this was a very professional match by two

i want to bring in "los angeles times" reporter joel rubin, who's joining us by phone. what do you make of this apparent discrepancy between the l.a. times, cnn and others have been reporting that christopher dorner's body had been recovered at least a body from that cabin and announcement from the lapd and the announcement that no body has been recovered? >> it is a mystery for sure. it is a very unusual situation that i, at least, in five years of covering the lapd have not found myself in. we can speculate that it might have something to do with them wanting to be 110% sure they know what they are talking about and getting a little frustrated they have some leaks coming out of the scene, or at least authorities on the scene talking to news agencies before they want to. especially in situations like this. the departments try -- usually futilely to put wraps on things until they go publicly and that might be what we are seeing here. >> if authorities thought there was any chance that dorner survived or escaped that -- you would think they would be explicit about that t

i want to bring in "los angeles times" reporter joel rubin, who's joining us by phone.hat do you make of this apparent discrepancy between the l.a. times, cnn and others have been reporting that christopher dorner's body had been recovered at least a body from that cabin and announcement from the lapd and the announcement that no body has been recovered? >> it is a mystery for sure. it is a very unusual situation that i, at least, in five years of covering the lapd have not found myself in. we can speculate that it might have something to do with them wanting to be 110% sure they know what they are talking about and getting a little frustrated they have some leaks coming out of the scene, or at least authorities on the scene talking to news agencies before they want to. especially in situations like this. the departments try -- usually futilely to put wraps on things until they go publicly and that might be what we are seeing here. >> if authorities thought there was any chance that dorner survived or escaped that -- you would think they would be explicit about that to

trudy rubin is the worldview columnist at the "philadelphia inquirer"; and susan glasser is executive editor of "foreign policy" magazine. >> well, trudy rubin, you heard the president just a moment ago say that hillary clinton was a great success as secretary of state, was she? >> i think it depends on how you define great success. if you are's talking abou implementing his policy os within the confines of the policy, then she did a good job overseas, carrying out his ideas and making a terrific impression when she did public diplomacy. because she's such a talented politician, even overseas. but if it comes to signature achievements, either any big achievement under obama's policy, negotiation on middle east peace, or syria, on solving still existing issues in afghantan an pakistan, apart from the pullout, or any doctrine of her own or signature issue of her own, i don't think that there is anything you can point your finger to. she basically was a loyal soldier who presented a terrific image of the u.s. abroad but not in a way that is going to leave a lasting impact, i feel. >> sua

trudy rubin is the worldview columnist at the "philadelphia inquirer"; and susan glasser is executive editor of "foreign policy" magazine. >> well, trudy rubin, you heard the president just a moment ago say that hillary clinton was a great success as secretary of state was she? >> i think it depends on how you define great success. if you are's talking about implementing his policy os within the confines of the policy then she did a good job overseas carrying out his ideas and making a terrific impression when she did public diplomacy. because she's such a talented politician, even overseas. but if it comes to signature achievements either any big achievement under obama's policy negotiation on middle east peace, or syria on solving still existing issues in afghanistan and pakistan, apart from the pullout, or any doctrine of her own or signature issue of her own i don't think that there is anything you can point your finger to. she basically was a loyal soldier who presented a terrific image of the u.s. abroad but not in a way that is going to leave a lasting impact i feel. >> suarez:

and, you know, coincidentally bob rubin, who was the treasury secretary and jack lew end up working at citigroup five, ten years later. and they make enormous amounts of money. and then they go back to government. and again, this is just sort of this merry-go-round that everybody in washington knows about. and that's the way it works. >> how do you explain president obama's attitude in this? when he was running for president, he promised the close the revolving door. and he seemed genuinely shocked at the collapse of the financial system and the banks' role in it. but he also was raking in massive campaign contributions from these very people. did those investments, did those contributions turn out to be good investments, or do you think he's just overwhelmed by the system that's controlled by these guys? >> i think that they genuinely accept the explanation that they're probably hearing from all these people who run these wall street companies. you know, people like bob rubin and larry summers who are close confidants of the obama administration are probably telling them, "look, if we

live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> one person died, three hurt in a horrific car crash today in it happened about 11:30 a.m. this morning. witnesses say a woman in a stolen jeep smashed into a car and flipped. police say the driver of the jeep was killed and one other person was hurt. one woman hurried to the scene after a relative said her sister was in a car accident. >> i was in shock. i thought she was dead. the way her car looked, we were like -- somebody -- the girl is okay. so it was a big relief. >> she says her sister called her and told her she will be fine. >>> san jose police are looking for whoever was operating a marijuana grow house that yielded a half million dollars worth of marijuana plants. firefighters found the plants when they responded to a garage fire. they called police. officers found even more. >> once we assisted fire we went up stairs and we found more rooms with marijuana. we sense seized them. >> no one was home and no one has been arrested. investigators say the fire may have started with a wiring that was used to by-pass the meter. >>> police dis

ktvu's an rubin tells us how cal state university officials tried to light a fire under some familiesy going to church. >> reporter: at oakland's bastist church, today's sermon was special, preaching the importance of a colleague education. a message that resonated with this 13-year-old. >> i want to go to college. i want to pursue my dreams. >> reporter: the hope that other young people will do the same during what is known as supersunday. it pairs representatives from the california state university with african-american churches not to just reach students, but to reach them while they are young. >> it's never too early to start, because it gets harder and harder. >> we get them motivated and say they have the opportunity. too many people get discouraged and believe that college isn't for them. >> reporter: cal state east bay president addresses the congregation saying it's important to include parents, grandparents and siblings in the discussion the church officials agree. >> this thing with the schools coming here, this is all a part of a master plan to cultivate leadership in our

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my name is rubin and i volunteer with the coalition on homelessness and i wasn't planning to speak but was inspired by what the gentleman said in the green hoody said. seems like there has been regarding the vehicle housing issue some parameters and you can't be here with this size of vehicle or these hours and regarding what this gentleman said about putting -- and what this other gentleman said a lot where the vehicles can be or giving options where they can put the vehicles, providing options for them that could integrate them more into the bigger picture instead of seeming to put them in a corner and back them up because with this issue and along with the tazer issue that san francisco is currently dealing with -- i lived here six years and it and san francisco is a forward city but seems like san francisco is a dime a dozen to me and to me is it a forward liberal forward thinking city? >> thank you. sure. let me just close public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to speak? seeing none public comment is closed. >> thank you supervisors. i just want to bri

. >> reporter: in oakland, ann rubin, ktvu news. >>> kidnapping risk of raw. >>> and raise a glass. how an uproar from customers led a famous whisky customer raise the white flag. >>> mystery money. where these gold bars appeared and how they're helping a town in much need of support. >> our warm weather is coming to an epbt. coming up at 10:37, a temperature drop you condition expect for tomorrow. and a cleaning of your area. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, tide is $5.49 for 50 ounces. that's under 20 cents a load! skip the warehouse. charmin is $8.99 for 16 double rolls. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> investigators probing a fire on that carnival cruise ship say they have confirmed where the fire started. the fire left the massive ship adrift without power for five days. the u.s. coast guard said today the

plus the europhiles russian side and she is a neat and rubin return from their winter break and prepared to face big nine european opposition in the last thirty two of the europa league. and every second counts with a year to go russians across the country can join in the can down to such week as clocks are one fails to usher in the nation's first ever winter games. but that still is football and fabio capello remains unbeaten as the coach of russia as the national side kicked off twenty thirteen with a comfortable to nil friendly win over iceland in marbella because it didn't get up off reports from the spanish resort. many wealthy russians for a second home in the jury a spanish want to be included.

. >>> commissioners, andrew junius with rubin, junius and rose, [speaker not understood] representing the project sponsor. thank you for taking the time today. as usual kevin guy has stolen all my thunder. there's nothing else to say. the packet is complete. the detail given is completely accurate. to boil it down to 60 seconds worth, we're seeking the property line issue kevin raised in connection with the tower loading dock, the tower separation. the other one, the bulk and the change in the lower tower is really a manifestation of a new building code related to seismic tower [speaker not understood] that came up after the project was approved. so, very straightforward requests. the project before you we believe is essentially the same. programmatically, floor area, the height. we have support letters i'm going to pass forward that we didn't get into the packet in time. these are from the various trades that are very interested to get going on this project. finally, the project is fully funded, ready to get a building permit and come out of the ground as quickly as possible. our ent

department of quote internal corruption racism and concealment of excessive force and quote michael rubin investigative journalist and a former l.a.p.d. officer himself says there are many skeletons in the l.a.p.d. is a closet. i don't condone what's happened and i want to violence and killing to end but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think that the l.a.p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available on mark i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about a rigorous trial board hearings and. very egregious unprofessional coverup excessive force but also management drove him out malfeasance perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe in one hundred percent the l.a.p.d. has been shown has a consistent cultural problem with racism cover up and cronyism within the department that has victimize i think and probably driven out a great many good officers iler for similar reasons.

and that stay with footballers russian sides and rubin and the need to preparing to play their first competitive fixes of twenty thirteen as they compete in the opening match of the two like it lost thirty two times in the europa league which of on porfiry reports . it's been a busy few days for field a small oven roman sherlock of less than twenty four hours up to helping russia beat iceland in mob am they were back in moscow to unveil footwear make a nice latest boots however the two will have little time to relax a spare club stop the europa league campaigns on thursday small of zanjeer and actually going to nova and the forward expects a tough match mortals because of the storm you're looking at the bundesliga it would be safe to say that had over a good going forward they score a lot but also concede quite a few so they have some weaknesses in defense this is something we could look to exploit as we have plenty of foreign attack. despite losing key defending the return to be english premier league resigned from dagestan have strengthened discord with the acquisition of vivian fr

department of quote internal corruption racism and concealment of excessive force and quote michael rubin investigative journalist and a former l.a.p.d. officer himself says there are many skeletons in the l.a.p.d. he's a closet. i don't condone what's happened and i want to violence and killing to end but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think that the l.a.p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available on mark i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about a rigged trial board hearings. and. very egregious unprofessional coverup excessive force but also management drove him out malfeasance perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe in one hundred percent the l.a.p.d. has been shown has a consistent cultural problem with racism cover up and cronyism within the department that has victimize i think and probably driven out a great many good officers iler for similar reasons