sheehan. how much real money do you think went into the whole scheme?i'd say about 36 billion, and about 18 of it went out before the collapse, and 18 of it's just missing. and that $18 billion is what we're trying to get back. >> safer: picard and his team have been on a global treasure hunt. the first step: liquidation, madoff's boats, his art, even his season tickets to the new york mets, plus bernie's various homes, all sold with a u.s. marshal as real estate pitchman. >> your eyes are drawn directly to the chandelier, which is probably worth a pretty penny. >> safer: they didn't exactly hide their wealth, did they? >> they did have the house in palm beach. they had a place in montauk. they had, you know, an apartment here on park avenue in the city, all of which are the accoutrements of great wealth. but it wasn't an extraordinary lifestyle. >> safer: how much does all that total? >> according to the government, it's over $50 million. >> safer: just a drop in an oversized bucket, nothing close to what investors lost. so picard and his team continue

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(henry sheehan) "unforgiven" attacks virtually every "hero" notion.question of who deserves to die? and if anyone deserves to die, who's going to do the killing? i don't deserve this. to die like this. i was building a house. deserve's got nothin' to do with it. ll see you in h---, william munny. yeah. (gunshot) (rudy wurlitzer) it's the great american form, because it's so simple and elemental and it represents all the schizophrenia of the american experience. it's as if we're between myths. the old myth doesn't really exist anymore. and what is the new one that's to come down the road? that'll be very interesting to see. (elmore leonard) i've never thought of westerns as mythology. i've never thought of the western hero riding in as some kind of a redeemer. i just saw them as good material for stories. ♪ see them tumblin' down ♪ pledging their love ♪ to the ground (clint eastwood) well, i think he was a hero eventually. just a reticent hero, you might say, which i thought gave a certain humanity to him because he didn't rush to be a hero, it just so

senator sheehan. >> thank you for being here. i hate to keep you past the noon hour, so i will try to be quick. last year in the midst of the libyan operation, senator collins and i wrote to the administration expressing concerns that i know you share about libya's vast arsenal of unsecured man portable man systems. considering that these pose a continuing threat and they are an estimated 20,000 still out there, i will have the committee give us a report as part of the ndaa authorization. i just wanted to say i look forward to hearing from you about that subject because it is clearly going to continue to be a concern. >> it is a concern. you are quite right about the estimate that we had before the gadhafi demonstration

that was activist cindy sheehan. let's switch over to the race to the white house and the four republican candidates running to try to replace president obama it has been a fun filled week with talk about birth control and negative attack ads by super pacs and of course candidates dropping out of debates now last saturday you may remember was the republican caucuses in maine and mitt romney was said to be the winner with ron paul coming in second well now the may republican party is now going to recant his counties and recount the vote totals and one county washington county was actually closed last weekend due to weather they'll hold their caucuses tomorrow so there may be a new result in this but the bottom line is this system this process of choosing a presidential nominee is not working so well these days we already had iowa in which mitt romney was announced the winner when it turned out rick santorum won and now this earlier i talked with ron paul supporter charlie mcgrath who's also the founder of wide awake n

also on that panel and right and ray mcgovern now one person in attendance will be activist cindy sheehan she joins us now from berkeley california. hey there cindy you were in some ways a whistle blower yourself although not on any employer you just have been very outspoken about the wars in iraq and afghanistan especially after your son was killed there serving several years ago talk to me a little bit about what you're doing this week in berkeley and what's on the agenda . just live there an interesting format for one thing it's very. organic and so i think we're going to have a lot of interesting things come out of the conference but there is a panel specifically about bradley manning today like you said was ray. ellsberg and bradley manning his case is so tragic because a i think people who have been paying attention to what's going on over in iraq and afghanistan and all these years nothing nothing that he allegedly leaked was a surprise to anybody but as you said daniel ellsberg has lived a lot on full life he did something very heroic and helped and the vietnam war are and he's be

. >>> anti-war activists cindy sheehan is being sued by the federal government. lawsuit claims she hasn't paid her taxes since 2004. the year her son casey was killed in the iraq war. >> i feel like i gave my son to this country, and the war. i'll never get him back some if they can't give me my son back, i'll pay may taxes and that's not going to happen. >> cindy is openly admitted to not paying her taxes, says she has no plans to start. she says she is determined to stand her ground. >> want to make an example of me or punishing me because i speak out against what my government is doing. with a moral choice, you realize there's consequences. but i'm going to fight it. >> she's been an outspoken critic of the war since her son was killed. it's not clear how much she may owe in back taxes but she says the government is in for a fight. >> all right. 7:08. let's check in with sal, see what is happening at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> last few days watching that closely and got a tweet from someone who drives there every day, said it looks more normal today after w

and for his last appearance of the season we're joined now by the commish, jack sheehan. are for the final time. >> final time. >> good season. >> it has been. it's been a great season. and because it's been such a great season it is now time for the first annual nfl lowlights of the season. we start with number 3. >> you've got a lot to choose from. >> roll number 3. the jets' season in total. they were going to make the super bowl. until the season happened. they only finished 8-8. forget about the super bowl. they didn't even bother making the playoffs. a locker room that was in disarray. let's move on. number 2. hit it. >> do we have to hear this again? ♪ o'er the land of the free >> oh, yeah. >> that looks like your grandmother. ♪ >> what's better than that? steven tyler at the afc title game. its with a disaster. kristen chenowith did a good job at the nfc title game. we get kelly clarkson on sunday. we'll see how that goes. and the number 1 lowlight of the season, you might remember chargers kicker nick novak. >> when you've got to go, you've got to go. >> he was h

i remember sheehan bobby brown had that reality show. >> she is an icon. >>gabe: switching gears to decision 2012, another victory for mitt romney. he won the caucuses in maine became not only slightly ahead of on all. >> i am now going to announce the winner of the gop presidential poll was, that winner is mitt romney. >> mitt romney received 39 percent of the votes. a total of 2190. ron paul received 36 percent of the vote. a total of 1996 votes. santorum received 18 percent of the votes. gingrich received 6 percent of the vote. >>grant: san francisco is celebrating the 2012 chinese new year. things are a little extra special because it is the year of the dragon. da lin is live in san francisco. he is in the middle of the festivities. happy new year. >>da: happy new year to you. a very exciting night. it is the year of the dragon, the most powerful animal in the chinese zodiac. right there is the end of the parade route furious with the weather has been dry. let me show you the start of the parade. there were exploding firecrackers decades of the year of

sheehan funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key, strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> the win general assembly condemns government violence in syria and calls for president assaad to step down. when nigerian man gets a life sentence for trying to take down an airplane with a bomb in his underwear. when investigation in a honduran prison after more than 350 inmates died in a fire. the british prime minister says he will consider giving more power if people vote against independence. >> broadcasting to viewers around the world, this is newsday. >> hello, the united nations general assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favor for a resolution by the arab league which condemns government violence in syria

and out of cindy sheehan, on the talk shows. >> her son was killed in iraq. >> she had great sympathy toward her editorials. not a single new york times editorial calling for a special prosecute. and there won't be because a democrat is in the white house. >> you're such a victim, cal. >> i'm not a victim. >> you know what was wasn't represented in the media, the fact na the u.s. house minority report indicates this is not about holder, rather, it was the federal agents in arizona. >> oh, yeah. >> who were involved in this. >> blame it on the little guy. >> why isn't the house minority report which should equally focused upon the democratic report. we don't hear anything about this and this was all over the fast and furious story was all over the media over the last-- >> listen, washington times reported holder knew about the killing of a border patrol agent months before he testified before congress that did he not. >> that's not accurate. npr and washington times have been covering this story and gone through e-mails. you can link the information about the death of the agent to his,

political discourse why is this person even capable of becoming the present united states and cindy sheehan once told me that sarah palin was actually insurance for obama's election and when you see things like this it really makes me wonder how are these people even in these positions of power certainly it does make you wonder especially as. they're seeing some of their performance we just saw in that story there well you know how do these politicians affect u.s. credibility worldwide i mean people are watching and seeing this i mean a lot of people around the world think america is a joke american politics are dog and pony show they see people you know sarah palin thinks the africa is a country so when people around the world hear that they think what is really going on. the education system is really dumb in this town i mean it is these politicians who are governors of states don't understand the continents in the world really is totally dumb than the discourse. how can we put our faith how can americans put their faith and these candidates to make informed foreign policy decisions when

. >> reporter: the group hosted several speakers including cindy sheehan and daniel elsbburg. the man credited with leak pentagon papers during the gulf war. >>> daniels has died after decades in law enforcement. he began his career in vallejo in 1975 and also worked in concord and lodite. the lodite police department reported his death on their website. >>> county administrators used this super sunday to get their word out about college. they kicked off a statewide campaign to talk to parents and students at african american churches. he wants to make sure kids know how to prepare for college and how important it is for their future. >>> if you look at the unemployment statistics about 22% of the people who don't have a college degree are unemployed. if you look at the people who have a bachelor's degree it's only about 6%, so there's a strong message in that. >>> reed is also handing out information about how affordable it is to go to a university. >>> a mississippi lawsuit against facebook is headed to california as part of a facebook's cookies case. brook ruthlidge tracked

marine corps general jack sheehan. your not going to attack cuba. guantanamo is once important as a political icon. of the judges a naval facility, they're people who disagree. today, jeff it to doug jesse johnson, nothing to the navy. fontana disappeared every ship would fail. the navy would say $60 million per year. feel like they're taking one for the team. there is stalker using it. a lot of evidence. but a very straightforward man. as a fourth tragedy of what happened. this great secret place anymore. >> but it is not a ship repair. it's a port of call. >> not really. it wasn't until 1994 during the second of the mining operations when the move across florida. it was something called the fleet training group. >> because that was my question. i don't know the importance of the passes to the movement of the being a large and panama canal up the east coast port. >> the essential. that is interesting. things that they can get along without it. >> from florida then they have a poseidon based in charleston. but the ports along the east coast are sava

but i have to say sheehan -- to say to you he is onable and he was almost too truthful describing hiss and works. why he voted for proposes bills that included --. >>guest: and, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, he is honor build. everyone on the stage is good and i would like to see more of the big, bolding visionary stuff. where is this country going to be if the years ahead. how can we move it forward? this could be counterintuitive with i think we are in a great spot as a country when i look at our opportunities ahead and i look at $15 trillion in the marketplace, and i look at the manufacturing renaissance i know can happen this this country and i look at europe going down and china losing its luster, that means opportunity for the united states. we could pull it together we just need leadership and vision. >>neil: a real pleasure. quite in the demand on the speaking circuit. and corporate boards. >>neil: same price, different president, we report, and you will recoil. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, t

santorum in the race, you still have gingrich if the race, and i will leave ron paul out of it because sheehannomaly but those two battling for the conservative vote is a good thing for romney. >>guest: it is and i think, actually, maybe i am alone on this but i think it is actually good for romney all around. the more he has to fight with his own party, the better for him in the general election. it is very intense warm up for the general election and he has had to, really, think ray bout how heel respond on issues like health care and immigration, and finance his ties to bain capital, and all of these things are certainly going to be coming up in the general election and the fact that he has had to really fight them out with santorum and with gingrich and even with paul, that is not insignificant. >>neil: say what you will, it made president obama a boater -- better candidate after the fight with hillary clinton. having said that, you have the backdrop of an improving economy. how does that change the romney argument, i'm the economic mr. fix it. how does it propel voters? >>guest: we are st

hung glen high did buddha guerin i did canton clubland didn't heth clutch are now gloria esteban sheehan looks was a >>darya: the big story this hour, we are for data the way from a major bay bridge shutdown. all westbound lanes will be closed scheduled for this friday night at 8:00 p.m.. closed from then until tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m.. we will keep you posted. coroners will not release information on the autopsy done on a whitney houston. they are waiting for the toxicology reports. the singer was found dead in the bathroom of her hotel room on saturday. the president is sending congress a new budget. >>george: be continued to attract delays on the east shore for a new wave. anax and blocked lanes westbound at hilltop drive. one of the videos caught fire. it is all clear now but look at the slow traffic which begins before highway for on willow avenue westbound. that has slowed traffic along the upper east shore freeway and continues to the lower east shore freeway as the back of continues to shift further and further westward. xi drive times are more closely approaching normal driv

there goes picks competition commissioner jack sheehan riding those giants all the way to the playoffmpionship. >> you may remember tanya won the regular season. jack has won the playoff edition. jack did finish an impressive 9-2. >> that's impressive, jack. >> i wound up in a tie with former broadcast producer david meyers and fireman bob. and paula, bringing up the rear. we'll see her during march mad intersection honey, because this was not your time. and you're a former sports anchor. this is really embarrassing. >> i didn't want to go with the picks everybody else was going with. i did it to be a little different. >> sow didn't go with the smart picks either. >> i did go with some smart picks. the team flew from indy into newark liberty international airport yesterday. we promise you it was a rollicking flight home. as you're going to see later, they went straight to their training facility to take care of some personalities stuff. >> by now folks in this area are familiar with this. the empire state building bathed in blue, saluting those championship giants. they lit it up like

activists including sin zhi sheehan and daniel else burg will speak anthony the events.starts at noon and there will be demonstrations in at least 56 cities worldwide, including in the countries of england, canada and of course, here in the united states. organizers want western nations to lift economic sanctions and oil embargoes against iran guestedder government website is shut down this morning, a group linked to the hacker network anonymous has claimed responsibility for the attack. cyber force says it overloaded the website this morning. swedish government confirmed the website experienced problems but declined to give further details >>> in our election 2012 coverage, the nevada caucuses are taking place today. while some polls show mitt romney running the state, newt gingrich is stepping up his attacks. >> governor romney trying to recover from his boo-boo, talk about every possible example of what we don't want in'ed a general election candidate. >> he was criticizing romney for his comment when he said he seasoned concerned about very poor people because they h

knee, on the lay ground or failing a test, i got an e-mail last year from a professor that said sheehaneda girl got a c minus and she never got a c minus so she has a meltdown in class. well, with a meltdown, everyone, looks around, and she pulls her phone and starts texting mom in class. mom texts back and says call me right away. she calls mom right there in choose. next thing, she wants to talk to you. so mom can negotiate a b minus rather than a c minus. >>dave: parent has is not good. tip two, be a develop have it covered brick. >>guest: we have created images and the develop have it covered brick is a way of saying, on the outside lots of support and love, i believe in you, but, brick on the inside, we are leading this family by values and principles and we will not make it easy, we underchallenge the kids today. we made it simple. >>dave: tip three, let kids be independent according to their age. tip four, when a child is young, parents should impart on them they are loved and it is special. >>guest: there are two sets of messages. first ten years, you are loved, valued, you are sa

. >> centre sheehan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the u.s., mr. secretary. would never say you have deaf ears. i have found you to be -- thank you, mr. secretary. i would never say you have deaf ears. i have found to be reasonable. -- you to be reasonable. i would like to talk about the advanced manufacturing program. i was pleased to see that the budget included continuing those programs and expanding them. we have some real success stories in new hampshire under at least two of those programs. we have a company called revolution energy where they have used the 16 03 program to save money is in schools -- money in schools. we have a wind farm that has used the protection tax credit. it has made a difference in the jobs going into government of farms, and also in reviving the communities because of the economic activity that goes on all around those projects. i think they are important. i agree with your comments about the importance of continuing these investments and in these markets. i am concerned that these are going to expire at the end of this year. a