give him one in the groin for your daughter, stacey?t there. >> out the back door and drive 21 hours. >> no, sir. >> and motive ates tells you is where the prosecution's case really falls apart. he said he simply had no reason to avenge his daughter or want his former son-in-law dead. >> i didn't have anything to get even for. they had a marriage. they had a divorce. he never did anything to me. i didn't have a real feeling for him as far as in either way. >> and he gambled by telling that story directly to the jury itself. >> why in violation of all the rules of perception of trial law 101 did you elect to put ed ates on the stand? >> this is a very intelligent man. number one. the vast majority of cases you're having people who have problems. secondly, he has no prior convictions. he has no criminal record. >> so you can't read back a rap sheet to him. >> exactly. so you have that luxury. thirdly and most importantly, he insisted. he insisted. he wanted to explain that he didn't do it. >> just as had he with "dateline," edward ates to

stacey dugard's incredible story of survival. later today, go behind-the-scenes with the ladies of the "view" here >> here's a look at what's trending. a fan's deadly fall at a rangers game in texas and the incredible dust cloud that buried phoenix in its wake and the man arrested in the back of an adult store. you can see all these stories at www.wjla.com. still ahead we have diane sawyer live but first brian back with a final look at the weather coming up next. >> well, it is the stunning interview everybody is talking about. stacey dugard was kidnapped at 11 years old and held captive for 18 years. we will see her exclusive interview with diane sawyer. diane joins us live from new york. thank you for joining us. >> it's great to talk to you, cynne, always. >> stacey dugard has been through things none of us can imagine but nonetheless, it seems she has grown into a poised and remarkably normal young woman. what was it like to talk to her? >> she is amazing. this is someone who has been working in this field for a long time. we

the first time that the mags kaiser and stacey used my name in less than complimentary terms as well as year they use less december i've recorded a video right told people that if you were buying silver don't bank on j.p. morgan crashing and don't let it be your reason about it and that's that's their campaign max kaiser and stacy are over great sell the kaiser report they have a campaign that's called by a crass by silver cross faith in morgan right. right and so i recorded a video and i told people at the time still grows like a thirty to thirty one an ounce i said wait for silver to pull back before you buy it you don't need to be buying it now at thirty or thirty one wait for a pullback and don't use crashing j.p. morgan is your reason for buying well they posted a blog post on their site that i was a possible traits or a guy to the silver army that they're raising right and the next thing you know and they've made probably four or five blog posts and mentions of me being all sorts of colorful things and so when you and i talked i guess now suddenly you're part of the trader well

stacey, let me talk to you. people are talking about it as being the biggest upset for a prosecution team since o.j. simpson. is that fair, do you think? >> i absolutely think it's fair. and these prosecutors, unfortunately, you know, it's interesting you go on the next day and you talk about it, and i give him so much credit because even many small cases, when you lose something that involves a child or any case, you know, you have to live with that and it resonates in your brain, day after day. what did i do wrong, what could i have done? in a case of this magnitude, where the entire world was watching, where it's an upsetting and shocking verdict, this is something that they will live with. what did i fail to do? which in my mind, they didn't fail to do anything. they presented an airtight, brilliant case. but they have to live with whether or not the closing argument they could have presented, could their forensics have been better? and, quite frankly, you have to respect the jury, i don't agree with it, but

stacey's never been found. any talk of him being prosecutored for her presumed death. none whatsoever. there is an arcticle about a woman who disappeared 40 years ago and found a7living in another state. the government doesn't have the proof. >> how do you prove they are dead if you don't have a body. >> what did drew say when he heard there was a movie made about him? >> it was typical drew peterson comment. i told him there was going to be a move yerob lowe was going to play him. it was okay upon, he would rather have denzil washington play him. that is just drew. >> obviously. you represent drew. if he gets off will he be shopping around for an interview like miss anthony there. >> he's nothing like casey anthony and i don't think that the cases are comparable in any way shape or form. i understand why the media likes the link but they are nothing alike. he is innocent until proven otherwise. >> my question is will he shop around for a deal? >> if there is an interest from people in his story, he will obviously take a look at whatever offers come to the table. his l

let me ask you first, stacey? >> i believe she was guilty of murder. i believe in the prosecution's evidence. i believe in the three pieces of duct tape. what other reason do you duct tape a baby over their nasal passages and over their mouth, other than to kill them? so i totally believe it was premeditated first-degree murder. >> robin? >> i don't necessarily agree that it's first-degree murder. i definitely think she's responsible for the death of this child. i don't know if she died from the actual duct tape or didn't die, how the chloroform played it out. but if i were the prosecutor in this case, i would have examined both scenarios, and not have put all my eggs in this one basket, because this was a risky basket to go to, especially with the consequences of death. >> ladies, thank you very much, indeed. casey anthony will soon be free from jail, but will she ever be free from the speculation, the scorn, and the inevitable media frenzy that will now surround her? my next guest helped michael vick and martha stewart adjust to life outside prison.

look stacey i think this is incredibly important can you stay. hold you over past the break is that ok. i think i could say all right don't go away we'll be right back after this . welcome back to the kaiser and for stacy herbert you know we were talking about fraudulent nincompoop berlusconi the economist magazine on the cover story just recently called the biggest jerk in europe i believe was the headline but it didn't please well we're on the topic of media tycoons who have destroyed democracy certainly in italy and now it turns out destroyed the economy but i want to turn to murdoch everybody's covering the story of course but he's a media tycoon has who has destroyed democracies and economies based on his propaganda and i want to show how this is systemic and systematic the way he is treated by politicians right justice around the world and why we continue to find ourselves in economic collapse all these years later and it's part of the political collapse first take a look at this picture this is rupert murdoch last weekend arrives in london

max and stacey look at whether the greek economic shock wave is causing a wobble in washington it's a cause a report. i maxed out or this is a part time series. secret of global finance it's not about stuff like the acropolis being sold it's about securitizing the acropolis so it can be traded. all the debt held by the bankers will be paid off from trading commissions but before you can do that you have to turn everything into a security oh we'll explain the whole thing anyway stacey or what's happening well max yes so over the past week as i agree says bend have austerity measures forced on the greeks we have also seen this headline max debt leading greece finds no buyers and fire sale of national assets so apparently representatives of the greek government while all this protest were going on in the streets of athens they were in london at claridge's hotel looking to sell our fifty billion euros worth of income producing assets up for sale were thirty nine airports eight hundred fifty ports railways motorways sewage works a couple of energy companies banks defense groups thousands o

emacs and stacey are back this time on robbing the financial fairytale which some economic heavyweights appear to be living in. max kaiser this is the kaiser report america's going down the drain well let's get all the details of stacy herbert well max that's what you would think if you listen to moody now my first headline is actually a tweet from eric schatz or from bloomberg ron paul tells me triple a reading probably not worth saving moody's part of political theater yes well it's interesting isn't it because movies they've run out of foreign countries to destroy their corrupt ratings and now they're set their targets on the united states so this is exactly what was predicted by marxism and the capitalist will sell themselves the news to hang themselves well that all of our except i don't think you could call these people capitalist but i'm also noting the word theater and you often see that in the terms of war the war theater. and i think this is part of what moody's is the rating agencies are part of the banking occupation globally they don't recognize any nation well they are goi

is based on fear then the people win and the dictator goes away exactly max well thank you so much stacey herbert for being on the kaiser report thank you and thank you don't go away much more coming your way right there. already two thousand americans die each year two thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themselves cancer in all its forms kills five hundred sixty thousand of us here part disease is even more devastating it kills over eight hundred seventy thousand americans every year. welcome back to the cause report imax keyser time now to go to london and speak with sandeep jaitley an expert on the austrian school of economics and a fund manager at first international group sandeep welcome back to the kaiser report that is mike's all right sandeep jaitley when we had you on the show a few months ago you described the austrian school of economics as being based on karl mangos idea that quote value does not exist outside of human consciousness so elaborate on this a little bit with some examples that we see around us today a lot of people think tha

times are stacey herbert this is the concert report gold so looting the world economy breakdown stacey tell us more max that's our first headline there gold gives a standing ovation for the obama bin or masterpiece of political theater so we've seen in america the political theater getting crazier and crazier but this is the important thing is that how gold responded and obviously always a deal is going to be done right we knew that but we have always told everybody that gold is responding to this collapse in american empire yes it is responding it's responding to the collapse and free up money answer respond to the collapse and the american empire exactly they had a great run after world war two but now it's run its course and now it's all falling apart and all the satellites that rely on the u.s. for their largest all those military contractors and client states and puppets states that got all that free money from a corrupt cop talk or see in america they're all being choked and then they want to throw money buying gold and silver.

when covering low standards in high finance auntie's economic gurus like skies from stacey habits make their own fuel cost about where the u.s. financial tensions are heading you can watch the kinds of reports in fooling this out he's a tastefully. let's take these videos dizzy what america might look like the next rather the next time the deficit ceiling is hit here's india's parliament you see a nice brawl there. let's turn to the flu jab parliament. and then just for a little diversity here max we're going to turn to afghanistan and here's two women busting it out on the floor of the afghan parliament so i think this is the next step that tea party female mother sling with michele bachmann and that other show once again with the glasses of bachmann and sarah palin to get those two in the mud mud wrestling for votes so i vote for. as the mercury heads for forty degrees celsius in moscow memories of the last summer's smoke covered city on the thing. discovered the extreme heat wave has already caused an outbreak of wildfires in the region. a whiff of a smoke and moscow's in panic agai

herbert stacey max you know we've been talking about suicide bankers around the world and they are out in full force this latest week but at the start of the week i want you to look at this image from outside of the acropolis when it was taken over by the communist party union in athens the peoples have the power never surrender organize counter attack is to counter attack in athens joining the global insurrection against banker occupation over there in cairo they're well ahead of the curve and they're rejecting all i.m.f. world bank loans and all these protests are going to can join to become the global movement and by the way for you for so-called communism athens you're not fighting against capitalism you're fighting against monarchs and oligarchs capitalism has got nothing to do with your problem you something exactly actually the quote is we will strengthen our struggle with people from all over the world against capitalist brutality in order for the brutal measures that bankrupt the people not to be applied so all our headlines are going to prove that they are wrong about that it

fox 5s stacey cohan is back from the scene and starts us off live in the newsroom. stacy? >> reporter: it was a heartbreaking thing there this afternoon. the neighbors tell a tale of frantically trying to break into a burning home to sea the two women inside. only to be foiled by a wall of smoke. along the quiet tributaries of the south river where a blue heron pausees, the serenity was shattered before 2:00 p.m. that is when jean miller and her husband arrived home. >> i got out of the truck and said i am smelling smoke and burring plastic. >> reporter: they ran into their neighbor's home where barely visible smoke was coming out from under the door. her husband bravely attempted to rescue the two women inside. he went to the back door and opened it. all of the smoke was bellowing. >> reporter: he tied to get inside and jean tried, too. >> and. i tried to go in the house and to get to the couch where the lady was. i couldn't -- you can't breathe that smoke. >> reporter: firefighters found one woman in her 50s dead inside and another woman in her 80s was flown to shock tra

fox 5's stacey cohan has the story. >> my son found the gun on the playground. he thought it was a cap gun. he shot the gun off and it hit his little friend. >> reporter: that's what the boy's mom says happened when her 5-year-old son shot his playmate on this playground thursday afternoon. the 4-year-old boy was shot in the chest, but thanks to the location of the wound and some emergency care by a family friend ebony webb he's expected to recover. >> he didn't know what was going on, so he tried to just be calm because we wasn't calm. >> reporter: a day after the shooting the big question looming over the hillcrest heights apartment complex is how such a small child gained access to a gun. webb insists the weapon wasn't found out here. >> there's no way because the clean-up lady comes and cleans this playground every day. so for her to be cleaning up and not see a gun, there's no gun on that playground, no. >> reporter: that's not what the boy's mother claims. >> the gun was found on the playground. that's what he told me and the police. >> reporter: the mom s

reporting live i'm stacey cohan. melanie, back to you. >>> fox 5 storm force following stormy weather heading our way. a flood watch for tomorrow has already been issued. gary mcgrady is following this one from the weather center tonight. >> we still have some thunderstorms out there tonight, too melanie. it dent definitely looks like tomorrow's forecast will be wet -- it definitely looks like tomorrow's forecast will be wet starting really tomorrow afternoon when the flood watch will be in effect. we'll start tonight with radar and show you what's moving in and continuing with us right now. over to radar we go, give you an idea what it looks like out there. we had several storms earlier up to the north of us today and most of that stayed to the north, but just in the last little while or so we've been getting some fairly significant thunderstorms firing up. i can see right now just in the last minute we have a thunderstorm warning in effect for montgomery county. let me check the time on that really quick. that's ru

. >> reporter: but two years and hundreds of phone calls away stacey cameron still doesn't have her loanification. something that is even more frustrating today following word that bma along with morgan chase is reducing the principal on thousands of loans just like hers for homeowners who never even asked. >> i would love it if they would do that for me. >> reporter: the loans affected are pay ups and adjusted rate mornings, also known as action arm. they let buyers pit payments on the principal and pay interest or a fraction of the interest each month. the unpaid amount is then added to the principal. >> and you wonder, you know, in retrospect what were the banks thinking is. >> reporter: tom mean says banks are now realizing it's better to cut a deal with some of these customers than to let them drown. >> the risk is people walk away and they get a toxic asset, the only thing they can do is sell it at a reduced price. >> reporter: the way things are going that could be costly. j.p. morgan has 66,000 customers with option arms. bank of america has five times that. but the deal they are

max kaiser this is the cause or report let's get all the details from stacey or tax europe declares war on rating agencies a chorus of policymakers from europe across the world have denounced moody's drastic downgrade of portuguese debt as an act of financial vandalism accusing the anglo-saxon rating agencies of driving states into bankruptcy and destabilizing the global system yeah that's right they call it financial vandalism or upping the rhetoric and we we've been talking about financial terrorism for months and months and months now they're upping their rhetoric they're going to get to the point now where they realize that this is in fact not vandalism which is a quaint way of saying terrorism they didn't accuse a sullivan law of vandalism on nine eleven no member did that it was an act of terrorism moody's s. and p. has tricked or financial terrorists and they are purposefully targeting these countries for destruction because they want their assets for nothing well portugal's new premier pedro passos coelho said moody's downgraded was a punch in the stomach at a time when the new

i'm your new teacher, miss stacey. she could pass for a teacher or even go on to university. our anne. diana? my little sister's awful sick with the croup. i would have been too late... you saved this little baby's life. i knew matthew was up to some foolishness. don't you like it? doesn't gilbert look dashing tonight? i hadn't noticed him. i want to wish you all the luck in the world, anne.

times or stacy herbert this is the kaiser report gold so looting the world economy breakdown stacey tell us more max that's our first headline there gold gives a standing ovation for the obama boehner masterpiece of political theater so we've seen in america the political theater getting crazier and crazier but this is the important thing is that how gold responded and obviously always a deal is going to be done right we knew that but we have always told everybody that.

>> stacey cohan. >> executive sharon baker is calling on council woman leslie johnson to resign following her guilty plea on corruption charges. baker appeared on wdot radio explaining why he believes johnson needs to step down. >> in the best interest of the county, i think it's time for us to put this chapter behind us. the best way to do that is for her to resign from her seat and allow us to go ahead with the special election, which is going to happen. it's going to happen. so it's better to have it now. >> lesley johnson was elected to council before her arrest. prosecutors asking for 8 to 12 months of prison time. her husband county executive jackson pled guilty to extortion, conspiracy and witness tampering last month. he is facing frizz time. >>> virginia's xi row tolerance policy for underage drinking and driving is in effect. any teenager convicted will lose their license for one year, pay a fine of $00 and do 50 hours of community service. 540 people between the ages of 15 and 19 were injured in alcohol related crashes in virginia last year. >> now, the news in maryland, the st

it's a nice treat. 69 in dublin. 72 in liver more. 3 in san jose. 68 innd san mateo and hello to staceyg all the way from daytona beach in san francisco, maybe she's watching. i used to work with stay state a grocery store when i was 16. >> really? >> bag groceried? >> bag, checker, office manager, i did it all. >>> on your seven-day forecast, temperatures warm up next week with that emmy-award winning weather with upper 80s to near 90 degrees. she's visiting and asked for the list of things to do so i facebooked her back and i'm sharing with all of you, because there's a lot to do in san francisco. we should just enjoy it. >> the manager has to bag, also, wow? >> i did it all. >> i used to bag groceries at john's midtown market. >> it's a good training ground for the broadcast world. >> yes, it is. >>> coming up next at 5:00, an emergency landing forced a pilot to bring his plane out of southern california down early. >> a huge impact on this country and the world in general. >> how a former first lady fought so hard for women's rights. a look at the life of betty ford on the day she w

fox 5's stacey cohan has the latest on the story. >> neighbors say that 40-year- old karen murphy, they strongly defended her. she's a married mother of three and the commonwealth attorney claims, though, this is not the first time she forgot her child in a car. murphy left her home june 17th to head to work but allegedly forgot her son was strapped in the back seat. she left work around 4 p.m. and drove home never noticing her son ryan was in the back seat. she realized her mistake when her husband called wondering why the boy was not in daycare. meantime the commonwealth attorney says murphy left the boy strapped in the family van back in january but retrieved him quickly when the daycare called her office wondering if ryan was coming in that day. >> the law provides for punishment and penalty in such cases and as a result i presented an indictment to the grand jury yesterday. they returned one count of felony murder, two counts of child abuse and neglect. >> that's some new information, but i mean we're human, you know. i just think that this family needs to be left alone so they can

and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert my guest dr michael lodge and if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time this is max keiser saying. twenty years ago or just country. where did it take. this is all the headlines at home on the. diplomacy granted the u.n. security council between russia and someone so believe me it was north korea saying french all being the rebels breach was the un's resolution on the country. and eurozone crisis as portugal's credit stage is downgraded to junk by moody's rating agency which says there's been may need a new bailout just two months up to getting n.a.c. billion euro one shock waves have been felt across europe with the winning out of the cost of government boring drink in dead heat countries and from going into it's really. disappointing a disaster recovery budget of twenty five billion dollars japanese people remain in desperate need not only oprah and then show us distance but also emotional support and there is devastated by the

i'm your new teacher, miss stacey.. she could pass for a teacher or even go on to university. our anne. diana? my little sister's awful sick with the croup. i would have been too late... you saved this little baby's life. i knew matthew was up to some foolishness. don't you like it? doesn't gilbert look dashing tonight? i hadn't noticed him. i want to wish you all the luck in the world, anne.

max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey here and we thank my guests sandy jaitley if you want to send me an e-mail please do so. at kaiser report r t t v dot r us on our side this is a nice guy to say by our. mission . critical free free.

ice building at the same time they're exploiting the fact that the ice is rapidly diminishing well stacey thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max ok don't go away much more coming your way right after the break. news. we've gone to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. to. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to new mexico and talk with guy macpherson professor emirates us of natural resources and ecology and evolutionary biology his blog is nature bats last welcome to the show guy macpherson thanks max it's great to. be on with you ok now i guy in two thousand and eleven it's looking to be the worst on ever for climate disasters certainly worst of two thousand and ten now the us has seen the worst droughts in recorded history the worst floods in u.s. recorded history the most tornadoes in history the biggest fire in arizona state history is this all just freaky coincidence or is there something else at work here strongly suspect or something else at work here climate is underway and is ratcheting up i don't see any evid

in a few minutes like max and stacey give their own financial forecast about where the u.s. storms are heading because a report on are very soon on air very soon as tonight then but let's get the latest business screen is here next. come to business here out here with me kind of alcan the ruble has reached a three year high against the euro dollar basket fears over the debt situation here around us are contributing to the rally but as you gain an ocean of france's financial corporation explains the currency is made in driven by technical fact. it looks like the local private capital outflow has decreased in the second half of july and high oil prices portable up first of all kind of sebastopol speak about consumers and we speak about short term definitely installed because a lot of consumer goods are being important when you buy cheap or your future for those of yourself more comfortable in the longer term infocom businesses will not be able to sustain expensive food will be smooth resulting into higher levels of unemployment unfortunately it's me afraid to local out and be

the gossip the press has to be vigilant and in the united states the press has fallen asleep and stacey churkin up party new york easy for many to take the moral high ground over them or the paper is suspect reporting but the truth is sleaze sells harford has asked people in new york if news corp's nightmare is enough to change reading habits. how is tabloid journalism becomes so influential and so popular in today's world this week let's talk about that i mean people like to read about other people's business. you know. newspapers have to try to compete with the internet. with up to date you know. i think it's absolute trash there's no space in this world for it all i hope they'll go under but they're not going under they're increasing in power i don't believe that this is going to be the biggest takedown ever rupert murdoch is going down i think it's more of a pop culture based audience and so the journalists kind of cater to that and in turn it's kind of fun for them to be secretive tech tips but isn't it terrible i mean it might be fun but it's still criminal acts it's horrible i ha

in about a half an hour's time my colleague bill dog will be here for now it's max and stacey are checking out the bailout bargains as greece goes on sale they scrape together some cash the kaiser report is next thank you for watching. i am max kaiser this is the cause the report i believe was the first one in the world to point out that there's a lot going on in europe that you need to focus on putting in this surface hello germany four point zero. let's get some more details from steve yes max we're seeing the introduction of neo feudalism into europe as we've said all along sell sell sell everything must go in great fire sale europe's most indebted countries and britain have put prized assets up for grabs to bolster their credit worthiness so what exactly is on offer max tell us is everything well we know in greece we've already listed that last episode ireland has the national airline ports power stations energy suppliers transport systems sporting assets and even the irish national stud well thank you very much and i'm not for snow. whatever that is a i assume it has something to do w

and that's going to do it for this doesn't look as a reporter with me max kaiser and stacey however my guest dr michael odds are if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r.t. t.v. dot ru until next time the max guys are saying.