so there are a city of fort bragg. >> simon: a straight line. >> sasaki: yeah. >> simon: had you eversasaki: no, no, no. i've only heard about the san francisco, california. like that. and then, i tried to find out what kind of city is fort bragg. >> simon: what did you find out? >> sasaki: it is the world largest salmon barbecue. >> simon: "the world's largest salmon..." >> sasaki: salmon barbecue. >> simon: "barbecue?" >> sasaki: right, right. >> simon: that's quite a distinction. ( laughs ) >> sasaki: and then, so, as you see it, our town has a big salmon history. >> simon: two salmon towns. >> sasaki: yeah. ( laughs ) oh, it... it's nice. >> simon: ken-san wanted to get to know this fort bragg, california. so in 1997, he sent a fax to fort bragg's city hall, inviting the mayor to otsuchi for a marine convention. much to his surprise, the mayor said okay. it was the beginning of a beautiful friendship. the two salmon towns started an exchange program. for ten years, people shuttled back and forth across the pacific. during their last visit to otsuchi, the folks from fort bragg held

>> essam: yeah. >> simon: with a cattle prod? >> essam: yes. >> simon: where did they put the prod?l my body. >> simon: when they had finished, they shoved him into a cab. when his friends found him, this is what they saw. and remember, this was happening a month after mubarak had left. >> essam: when i was tortured, i decide to... to be silent and calm to make them angry. >> simon: you never said, "please, stop?" it's amazing. when they were torturing you, you didn't scream? >> essam: no. i just decide to be silent. >> simon: one can decide to do many things. but one is not always capable of doing these things. how could they be hurting you so badly and you didn't make any noise? >> essam: no. and... and by the way, i... i was shocked from what they... they do. >> simon: you were shocked? >> essam: because they are egyptian. >> simon: and these egyptians are treating detainees the way they did when mubarak was in charge. this video was placed on youtube two weeks ago. the military said it would investigate the incident. and tuesday night, this is what happened to a coptic christian

. >> simon: that's your house. >> yeah. >> simon: no matter how many pictures you've seen, no matter how many reports you've heard, it's a shock when you get there. it wasn't the nuclear disaster or the powerful earthquake that swept the northeast coast of japan into the sea; it was the tsunami. tonight, we travel to otsuchi, a town that lost at least 1,500 lives that day, and a place that we were surprised to learn has an intimate connection to america. ( crying ) >> right when he pulls into that crack, that's, like, the point of no return. it becomes world class right there. >> logan: i don't even like the sound of that, "the point of no return." alex honnold is 2,600 feet above the yosemite valley floor, trying to haul himself up the slippery granite wall of sentinel without any ropes or safety harnesses. it's just a climber, an impossible angle, and the wind. it's called free soloing, and the penalty for error is certain death. >> safer: as we begin our 44th season of "60 minutes," we want to take more than a few minutes to bid the fondest of farewells to one of our most familiar

simon is hoping to train as an electrician. he got a place on a training program once before, but didn't take it. now m.s.r. is giving him a second chance. he repaired this radio himself. >> if all goes well, i'd like my child to come to windhoek, at least for a vacation or go to school. but for the time being, that's not possible because this hut is so small and there would be no one to look after her. but once i get a steady job, i'll send for her. >> one day simon would like to run his own business. but for now, he wakes up every morning not knowing if he'll get work that day or not. >> nobody should have to sleep outside just because they can't afford a roof over their head. that's the conviction of frances co-piazessis, a mexican entrepreneur who wants all his fellow countrymen and women to have access to basic housing and services, no matter how poor. he brings microcredits and building know-how into some of the most forgotten corners of his country. there he encourages people to build your own home, and he literally give

and simon, i am not making it up. the ad said and i quote, do you know simon johnson's criminal history a searchable? [laughter] i didn't go there. at any rate, simon, i think you could use a good defamation lawyer. simon is very energetic, engaging, enlightening, witty, has a keen intellect in his words carry a lot of weight. the simon is not all sunshine and light. in a talk given last april, well after dodd-frank's enactment, simon told his audience quote, we have done nothing to prevent another financial crisis from happening again. so i am sure that in his remarks today, simon will address the theme of this symposium, whether we are on track or of course. anyway, simon, is a great pleasure and honor to have you with us today i hope all of you will join me in welcoming the 31st memorial lecture in a good friend of our law school, simon johnson. [applause] >> thanks very much for the invitation to be here. it's great honor to give the code and lecture and it's a wonderful program. and that's a very nice introductio

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and simon johnson, m.i.t.fessor former chief economist at the international monetary fund and co-author of the book "13 bankers." simon, i'll start with you. let's acknowledge that everyone bank has its own particular issues. as a general proposition, what's the state of the industry right now? >> i'll tell you that the state of the very largest banks, the bellwethers, if you like, is pretty bad. the biggest banks, i think, are proving themselves to be too big to manage. the management of bank of america in particular is really struggling but even goldman sachs seems to be having great difficulties in today's market. >> brown: bert ely, general proposition? what do you see in >> well, i think simon makes a good point about the manageability problems in these large banks and that's why we see some downsizing taking place. but there are problems for the industry as a whole. these very low interest rates that we have today and will last for a couple of years are hurt the prooft the profitability of the banks. fee

pooerk simon, do you?orm a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers:

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pooerk simon, do you?orm a very quick dream group to round off this interview, all-time dream group acres soup you are in it. who would you bring in as additional -- >> james jameson and benny benjamin, bass and drums. >> piers: yeah? yep? who is the best other singer you have ever seen live? >> i love -- >> prince. >> piers: prince is pretty amazing. >> i would love

simon martinez, debra and-- deborah muse -- and i appreciate all of the applicants. this is very difficult with a lot of time commitment and dedication and we appreciate everyone who applied, and for your passion in wanting to make a difference in the shelter system. >> we can do this without objection? we will move forward on those three names for those three seats without objection. thank you so much for being here, again. can you call in #4? >> the authorization to file suit against relatives to recover items from public health. >> thank you. >> i am from the shelters office and i would like to give a brief presentation about this resolution. the lead for revenue -- 47 cisco general hospital and public health, medical charges are based on the ability to pay. six things happened in this case that lead us task the committee and the board for the approval of this resolution. the first is that the medical charges were incurred by a minor, and the parents have the ability to pay when this was incurred, and the charges have not been paid at this time. we have done this,

simon has been in this longstanding battle with the other simon, simon fuller, who runs "idol."uller's guy. you're mr. cowell's guy. needs nipping in the bud? >> i'll do the best i can do on the show. if our show becomes bigger than ryan's, so be it. but i have nothing but admiration for ryan seacrest. he's a goliath in the industry. >> let's talk women. you've never made any secret the fact you think you have a bit of a way with the ladies. >> i think i do. >> you're confident around women. >> i like women. i love the company of women. i'm single. i'm 34. that possibly means i'm not particularly successful with women. but i -- why is that? what was that picture that just came up? >> let's rewind. >> what was that? >> what was that picture? >> what a little nerd. >> seriously? is that you. >> that was me listening to probably -- >> what's that? >> that is me as a child in my bathers. >> no wonder you haven't got a girlfriend. do you still wear those? >> that reminds me of a story my mother used to tell ex-girlfriends when i used to take them to meet my mother. she would say, whe

and simon, i am not making it up.the ad said and i quote, do you know simon johnson's criminal history a searchable? [laughter] i didn't go there. at any rate, simon, i think you could use a good defamation lawyer. simon is very energetic, engaging, enlightening, witty, has a keen intellect in his words carry a lot of weight. the simon is not all sunshine and light. in a talk given last april, well after dodd-frank's enactment, simon told his audience quote, we have done nothing to prevent another financial crisis from happening again. so i am sure that in his remarks today, simon will address the theme of this symposium, whether we are on track or of course. anyway, simon, is a great pleasure and honor to have you with us today i hope all of you will join me in welcoming the 31st memorial lecture in a good friend of our law school, simon johnson. [applause] >> thanks very much for the invitation to be here. it's great honor to give the code and lecture and it's a wonderful program. and that's a very nice introduction

host: roger simon? guest: i would agree with all of that. what the former president did not mention was the accusations at the time that, in fact, only the hostages had not been freed, but ronald reagan and george bush were colluding with the government of iran to keep them hostage until after the election. we do not know if that is true or not, but it was certainly -- and also, president carter pledged to not actively campaign or not campaign very hard while the hostages were still hostage in tehran, and that made a difficult for them. ronald reagan was a very effective, very vigorous campaigner. jimmy carter's campaign style of the smiling, soft-spoken, amiable southerner was out of step with the mood of the country at the time. host: another point -- inflation = 18% home loans, which is what jimmy carter faced. guest: it was a time of stagflation, high inflation and a stagnant economy. usually, elections are decided on domestic issues. in extraordinary cases, vietnam, the hostage issue, they can be decided on foreign issues. in the case o

. >> jimmy: you were free of simon.vered out the rest of your days living in tucson under an alias and he could never have his clutches on you again. and yet there are you on tv. how about that? >> how about that? i wasn't thinking. you haven't said anything weird at all. honestly, i'm disappointed. >> well, thank you so much, i guess. >> jimmy: i like it when you say something and simon goes -- what? and you look at him -- >> he decided that he had to have a live audience at the auditions. and it's fantastic. when he tries to pretend, he can't understand -- the audience is yelling. we understand. >> jimmy: are you in love with simon. >> no. >> jimmy: it's almost like sam and diane on cheers. it's like, they don't like each other. they don't like each over. why do you wind up back together. >> it's one of those strange -- we are strange ones. >> jimmy: he had a birthday last week. do you get him in a present -- how deep was then friendship go? >> it is hard getting him gifts. i got him a walker that is skroemed out. and

julian simon was the great partner of paul alec. julian simon was on the panel in london talking about the environment and went on before and showed him with a dramatic improvement to the air quality the introduction of the clean air act in london had and julian simon, what a strike this was produced a draft of his own going back much, much earlier, showing the air quality had been improving any way. the pollution was going down quite naturally through the natural economic process. this year and i mentioned before to make things cleaver. there is a fantasy that environmentalists nurture that without them, without the intervention the world would go to hell in a handcart. i would contend that this is very much not the case. i hope that kind of answers your question. yes? >> could you tell us something about ships and public opinion if any of the brereton in the week of the climate scandal that showed pollution and corruption across-the-board among the scientists who the recipients have to carry out a climate research is the environme

simon and the gang are back for nother round of mentoring on the x ffcttrr factor.nging nats)) nats)) poming up... thii singer struggles... but simon seems to like her... find out what &phe has tt say about her next. next. ou're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 2)) the judges continue mentoring homes... on a special sunday night episode of the fox hit sh. show.singing nats nats jazzlyn little struggled with nerves before she had to face simon.but you couldn't really tell when she did her own .. nearll unrecognizable.. but when simon askee thh vocal coaches for the show to help him decide jazzlyn's ffte... there was some mixed reaction. maybe she put herself back the frame.. its a little high school talent show showthe x factor continues tomorrow night at 8pm here on fox45. 3 3 3 map fiber map 175 map old court map 3 forget dull... tired hair this . fun color... ow to wear ome feaaher hair extensions next. next.and a little later in our tickets to disney on ice.tune ii for your chance to ii. you're watching fox 45 3(((reak 3)) [ male announcer ] does your

. ♪ hold you, touch you >> simon takes on nicole. >> this needs a massive, massive shift in the rightirection. >> the two judges faced off last night over this performance and a few more. then continued the battle on our camera backstage. >> i don't know whether she didn't sleep or something last night, she was like a snappy little alligator. >> if she wants to spar, let's spar. >> nicole and simon went at it. >> i think she was irritated. because my contestants did better. >> simon might be right, his girls ignited the show's first live audience. 11.8 million viewers poured into fox. next wednesday, america gets to vote for the first time. but simon left his harshest critiques for nancy. >> you have dump me publicly on tv by not being here, and being in new york. i have to begrudgingly talk to you. >> no, simon, nobody knows that you're a softy at heart, i'll be there next week. >>> paparazzi is swirling around jessica simpson on those pregnancy rumors. i say leave the woman alone until she's ready to make an announcement. we have her camera crush targeted in our celebrity gps. it wa

when was the last time you heard simon says becks it's been a long time. >> simon says -- i don't know. >> warm-up before you run. >> simon says, still ahead on eyewitness news how the weather is getting downright chilly. that makes it even more important for all runners to take care of their bodies. >> you heard simon say that. >> personal trainer john schaefer is here to show us the best way to make sure the next run is relatively pain-free. >> and as part of our continuing community that, restaurants and caterers are coming together on october 23rd. offering signature effort tigers, entries, and desserts. all along with other option items. it's all to benefit the gilchrist center in howard county. >> tickets available to purchase, but be the lucky winner of four tickets to the culinary event. enter to win by going to cbs about ultima's website. click on the content page and look for the taste and auction off howard county. >> the winner will be announced on the weekend of october ,,,,,,,,, >> it's cold outside, but that means this is the season to run. >> trainer to the stars john s

reed takes on the boys and simon cowell the girls. >> you've got to find somebody and show how you cannto a real winner in the real world, not just the competition because someone will always win the show, someone you can say we helped make this person into a saturday. >> reporter: for 13-year-old rachel crow who will work with simon, being intimidated of the sharp tongued brit hasn't registered yet. >> i've always respected him. i've watched him since i was 3 years old on american idol. i love him. i think he's the coolest guy ever. >> reporter: at 42 stacy francis is ready for the next challenge. >> you never know what's preparing you. life sends you things and you think you're going through it for one reason and all of a sudden you're being prepared for something else. i think this strength i've gotten from being a single mom will prepare me, has prepared me for whatever it has in store for me i'm hoping. >> reporter: if this fantasy ride would end today, stacy is convinced her age has helped her inspire many. >> if i was 22 years old standing in front of simon, i wouldn't be as ins

dan simon was allowed unprecedented access to their secret facility in this morning's cover story. story. when you think about idaho, you probably think of one thing: potatoes. it is after all the driving force of the state's economy. but just a few miles away from here in the town of idaho falls, government workers are trying to protect the country from terrorism. not from bullets or bombs, but from computers. it turns out that idaho is ground zero in the fight against terrorism.leading that fight is marty edwards. his job is 3 to prevent cyber criminals from breaking into systems that control everything from a city's power grid to the water supply. as these systems become more connected in general and to the internet, there's a lot of concern about people being able to manipulate systems for ill intent. to show what can happen--- and what's being done about it ---- the department of homeland security invited cnn and other media outlets for a rare look inside the idaho national laboratory. this section was made to look like a water treatment or chemical plant... another is built t

. >> simon: it became known as the "facebook revolution."ago, they forced egypt's dictator out of power. last month, we went back to cairo to see how much it changed. we found that the military is still strongly in control, that it has reimposed a state of emergency, and protestors are being arrested, beaten and tortured-- sometimes, just for singing a song. >> pelley: there's almost a thousand agents representing nfl players, but no one represents more of them than drew rosenhaus. >> way to go, stud. hell of a job today. really proud of you. >> pelley: and as you'll see.... >> what you're offering me is a joke. >> pelley: ...he's feared, revered, and as cocky as anyone who suits up on sunday. >> i really believe that the nfl would fall apart without me. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm byron pitts. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." i can't enjoy my own barbecue with these nasal allergies. i know what works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris

afttr simone's performance.o eeplain this everything is right except pour choice in contestanti dont know why you put her throughhi dont get it i still must be really rich b/c 5 milliondollars learly doesnt mean much to you this was intended to upset you they never liked you it was iggt you made a show and effort maybe youre out of made a showw nd effortliked you it was right you upset you they nnver this as intended &pto this wws intended to upsee you they nevvr liked you it was right you made a show and effortmaybe youue out of touch lathis one?wow wowafter all thattbickering... simone did not make it through to the top 12. 12.you can decidd the fate off the top 12 when the x factor continues nexx wednesday and thursday at 8 right here on fox45. still to come...it could be here as soon as next week! brace yourself for cold aad flu season. season.we touch something r relative and we spread the pontagion that way" way"but the "kenzie cover" claims to help kids keep those &pgerms at bay... while keeping &ptheir c

theodore simon. >> thank you for coming. as david told you, my name is theodore simon.lphia lawyer. i've been a criminal defense lawyer for 37 years in philadelphia. it has been a trying and grueling four-year nightmarish marathon that no child or parent should have to endure, but amanda and her parents, kurt, etta, chris and cassandra and family -- [ cheers ] as i was saying, kurt, etta, chris and cassandra and family have demonstrated unquestioned and unparalleled patience, steadfast courage, dignity, resilience and fortitude, but most of all, they have relied upon their faith that this unjust conviction would not stand. they have persevered with unusual grace and under extremely difficult circumstances. given those circumstances, the significance and severity of the charges and the unrelenting pressure they faced, they have been and continue to be deserving of our support, admiration and prayers. we are appreciative, thankful and ever so grateful to the appellate jurors for their willingness to reopen and re-examine the facts, to conduct a thorough and searching inqu

next, we have simon crosby. he is an entrepreneur, who has just launched his latest company, and he might tell us a little bit about it. before that, almost just about a month ago, he was the cto of citrix systems. he got there by selling his last company to them. that company has developed some of the key virtualization technologies, which enable the cloud. he made a big contribution. thank you for that. last but definitely not least, we have jeanette tomlinson, the cto of our very own, dear city of santa francisco -- gina, and sen. she has had a very daunting task of taking the legacy infrastructure of the city and moving that to a professional data center. but also, setting up a virtual private cloud and making a foray into the public cloud. she offers a unique perspective as a large government user on cloud computing. she was also the cio of the san francisco municipal transport station at 40, and she was also managing clorox's data centers previously. thank you for being here. with so much brainpower and pr

you're going to see brian with simon cowell. >> oh, boy. >> he might be british but x factor judge simonabout that and what makes america great in his eyes. >> you realize that. >> i'm kind of american now. >> when you see what's going on with us, you've seen a lot. "american idol" starts right after 9/11. you watch this country come back, go through two wars, go through economic strife in 2008 and come back, at the same time you're doing very well. a lot of people are concerned america has lost their edge, we're too much like europe, we're not understanding the capitalism sometimes has winners and losers. do you sense that? that we're getting, as the president called, soft? >> i think that it's confidence, brian, you know, and what i've learned as a brit coming to america is that there's so many things you do here that you can't outsource. nobody can make movies like americans. nobody can compete with google or yahoo or apple because it's just brilliant. the whole idea of getting other countries to manufacture, i don't like it. when you do something well, you're the best in the world. i

simon says: you four if ... you are ii the groups categ. category. with thatt..along with the other groups, will be mentored py paula. the xxfactor continues next wednesday and thursday at 8-pp pere on fox45. coming up... the baltimore edgar aalan poo.r... about - poe.movie nats &pnats we sit down with the director and actor... next. sot donald says: "...i was handshake-it llke tuck me in tte hand. i thought they hit a nerve!" &pnerve!"and a health scare... ffrra group of highhschool student puuled off... that one laaded hii in a heep of trouble.you're watthing fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all mooning. ((breaa 4)) ((open)) newsroom... authorities are evacuating the entiie town of following a major train train exploded.8-hundred people in hat town being told to leave.so far... there are no reports of njuries. no word yet onnwhat caused the wreck. p,3 3 3 map 175 map moreecriminal activity out of woodlawn.a woman issrecovering this mornnng, after sse was beaten with a rowbar... during a home innasion there. there.it happened at the graniie run apartments.polic