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let's bring in stacy smith, cfo of intel. i couldn't have asked it better than that, stacy. what are you guys going to do to drive sales, to drive average selling prices and to drive operating margin? >> well, good afternoon. and thanks for having me. what we talked about this morning i think really answers that question. right now what you're seeing is that we're making significant investments in our manufacturing. and we have a significant lead over the rest of the industry. what that translates to is that we can do products that are faster, that are more energy efficient and that are less expensive than our competitors can. and you're seeing that play out across the different segments of the market. we have products going into ultrabooks, phones, tablets, into the data center. and all of those businesses are growing for us right now. and as you said, we've demonstrated some spectacular growth over the last five years. >> i'm very interested in what you were saying about phones. worldwide pc sales aren't growing like they used to. and i can understand the need for you to g

all right let's go to stacy ever stacy hey max seven hundred million dollars that sounds about the same as what jamie diamond j.p. morgan stole from m.f. global clients yeah a funny that i guess that's a round number that they'd love to steal i militarist talking to news people around this room all agreeing these guys are shysters and need to go to guantanamo and beaten with an inch of their life if not worse ok well here's my first headline max good morning vietnam d.j. makes pitch to troubled borrowers a u.s. military veteran made famous by its portrayal in the movie good morning vietnam is accused by a consumer group of preying on financially troubled homeowners seeking to lower their mortgage payments aging crow now or the former wartime disc jockey who was played by will robin williams in the one nine hundred eighty seven film is now a lawyer in washington his firm improperly sought thousands of dollars in upfront fees in exchange for helping borrowers negotiate better mortgage terms according to two complaints filed by the national community reinvestment coalition so the point is

his public perception is awful, because when his fourth wife, stacy, we haven't talked about, went missingnd is still to this day missing, there was a lot of controversy, he was alleged to have done something to her, and instead of being respectful and saying gee, i have one dead wife and one missing, maybe i should be quiet, he's out in the press running date drew peterson contests and trying to get young girls to go out with him, and so the defense's biggest problem will be in the voir dire process, picking a jury, people who don't have a bad opinion about this guy and might affect the way they vote in the deliberations. >> the second case, obviously, stacy peterson case, vanishing in 2007, been a long time. do they have to wait to go ahead with this case, wife number three before they start to look at him for wife number four? >> they don't necessarily have to wait. there is nothing in the law that would say you have to do it in order but there is so little evidence there and there is a witness but unfortunately that witness has mental problems, there is not a lot of evidence. i think w

but next you can join the financial group max kaiser and his co-host stacy herbert for the light hearted look at the latest economic troubles. by max kaiser this is the kaiser report man what a whack fest out there stacy ever tell me more max kaiser it's time for plea bargaining for the bankers companies engaged in financial crime get plea bargain offer so companies engaged in financial crime in the u.k. may be able to negotiate plea bargains under legislation being put forward by the ministry of justice the department yesterday published a consultation on a new law allowing companies to self report their involvement in financial crime the long awaited step is the first in a process that should lead to the introduction of u.s. style deferred prosecution agreements solicitor general edward garnier q.c. say if we can encourage companies to self report income clean pay penalties and mend their ways the time and expense of investigations and prosecutions will be better spent elsewhere in the building us to bring more individuals and companies to justice right so so free poor thing you don't

are you stacy kerry? >> yes. >> do you know when i am?won our mother's day breakfast in bed. are you excited? can i come in? can we put a mike on you real quick? >> okay. >> we'll get a mike on you real quick. how are you? are you surprised. >> what -- >> come here. i got to show you something. oh, my gosh. you're all in on this. i got to tell you, we got a super surprise for you. are you surprised? all right. well, listen, i'll tell you what. here's what we're going to do. my good friend robin roberts, she has the story. check it out. >> where? >> angel lick little faces happy, peaceful. no one could ever tell that just 11 months ago their mother was staging a desperate vigil praying they all would survive. >> i just never met somebody in my life that was so able to overcome these things in her life and she did it like it was a breeze. >> reporter: being a mom had always been a dream for 34-year-old stacy kerry. from the time she and her sisters were little girls. >> we always talked about how when we got older we would have kids and our

goal of fraud incompetence and overall scumbag by its leader jamie diamond stacy herbert tell me more max you are of course speaking of that which jamie diamond said pundits such as you and i would have a field day with which is why we're coming to you from a field including with sound effects like the birds that's not a sound effect daisy ever valued actual bird but well of course we're talking about it doesn't get any better than this suicide banker jamie diamond self inflicts a whopper j.p. morgan chase announced a surprise two billion dollars trading loss and credit derivatives trading with the chief executive jamie dimon blamed on quote errors sloppiness and bad judgment and warned could get worse stuff we're going to get worse they say because the blood is in the water people understanding that this is the limit of our day of this year the enron of this year they have got tens of trillions of dollars worth of liabilities on their balance sheet they they try to pass that off on the fed's

more too big to fail this applies to bureaucrats around the world as well consolidating their powers stacy ever tell us more yes max that's true and guess what we're all like that girl did you see in the dragon tattoo wards of the state and my headlines today the french chose a new president will the euro kratz let him do anything there is no more real president of france that role has been taken largely over by the european union commission of brussels like all twenty seven member states france is now under what european commission chairman jose manuel barroso calls the new european system of governance this is comparable to what happens when an individual is judged to be incapable of managing her affairs and has made a ward of the legal guardian or of the state little by little the e.u. commission is taking on the role of legal guardian of the economic affairs of the member states you know the girl with the dragon tattoo i remember that film she was awarded this date and what you're saying is that in france doesn't matter who the president is they are simply being taken care of by the bu

greek debts those bonds are owed to french banks all the flag waving the same sort of hypnotized me stacy herbert is my go. to herbert is my go i need to step out of it slap me really hard ouch here's these unelected officials who are running the i.m.f. telling everybody around the world now what to do and they're talking about why they had to pay these people so much why christine legarde has to be paid five hundred fifty thousand ninety thousand of it by the way max ninety thousand dollars is for her living expenses to cover her living expenses and at the same time she's telling the greek people shut up and just vote correctly and i don't feel pity for you you little slobs you little peasants for you not being able to feed your children well at the same time she's telling the american taxpayer mostly but also british taxpayers to pay for her family and her living expenses and her travel expenses i mean the phrase use is a payback it is a back to the greek people and that's really disgusting from christine legarde to use this type of phrase eola jean describing these these people in gree

let's check in to see how the american peasant does doing stacy herbert well max it's more than that it's population abused by corrupt banks stirrers and so we're going to look at what is being done about the financial crime wave that continues to devastate the world obama pledges tough enforcement of wall street reforms obama says a less you run a financial institution whose business model is built on cheating consumers or making risky bets that could damage the whole economy you have nothing to fear from wall street reform i think he meant to say unless you run a financial institution that's engaged in fraud and risky bets you have nothing to make nothing to gain the only players in the american economy making any money are the criminal banking set but it's the peasant mentality and obama rules over the presence of america who are happy for a little crumb from their lord master and everything that happened during the revolutionary war has been torn up and turned into confetti and used as toilet paper or as some other detritus because the average american now lives hand to mouth and

these were the headlines up next a mexico is and co-host stacy have it reveal how a good morning in vietnam turned out to be a bad day for america that's in our teens kaiser report. kaiser this is the kaiser report everybody in this newsroom agreed why can't obama send a drone up dick folds. i mean it just came out that the lehman brothers executive stole seven hundred million dollars right before bankruptcy that's right they stole from you in may the drones of the middle east it's a waste of time it's the drones of dick fuld trench ring that we made obama. all right let's go to states never stacey hey max seven hundred million dollars that sounds about the same as what jamie diamond j.p. morgan stole from m.f. global clients yeah funny that i guess us a round number that they'd love to steal i know just talk to the news people around this room all agreeing these guys are shysters and need to go to guantanamo and beaten within an inch of their life if not worse ok well here's my first headline max good morning vietnam d.j. makes pitch to troubled borrowers a u.s. military veteran made famou

oil gas the price of oil price of gas what makes these prices go up and down is it all for crazy stacie however tell me more well the first seven here the king of natural gas quids john arnold ahead from billionaire known as the king of natural gas is retiring at the age of thirty eight amid a slump in the price of natural gas for the last few years arnold a former trader at enron has struggled to repeat the success that saw him generate returns in excess of three hundred percent in two thousand and six and trading natural gas right is the linda event of gas traders get up in the morning member she said let us make a ten thousand or under a thousand and one of the number was there's a trainer who's been spoon fed profits for years by trading on inside information the market manipulation is saying oh you know going to give me free money well i'm not going to trade anymore well maxie is a former enron trader so perhaps this is a sign that they're not able to rip off granny so easily well but enron trainers you know they metastasized and they they shut them down but they spread through the

it's like a hhe hit the grass. >> stacy, what do you hear there?erything we're discussing tonight is extremely significant. we're waiting to hear if there is an eyewitness in this discovery that's disseminated. we're starting to see and feel actually what went on. without knowing exactly, and because none of these witnesses can tell you who started it. certainly we know who set the chain of events in motion, and that's very important, that zimmerman was the one who got out of the car and started the chain of events. certainly we know if the law states you are the agressor and all this, you can't stand behind a shield and say i'm standing my ground. putting that aside, none of us on this panel knows all the evidence. the prosecutor does and now the defense attorney is getting everything. the stand your ground here, it will be very important for the judge to make a decision by the preponderance of the evidence that it is more likely than not what zimmerman said happened happened. >> let's say these two pieces of evidence do end up being directionally

stacy pritchard is one of the church members, she joins us tonight.i know you're a defender of pastor whirly and i appreciate you coming on the program. do you agree with his statements that he said on the pulpit that gays and lesbians should be put behind electrified fences until they doubt out? >> i believe that that was taken -- i mean yes, he said that, but of course he would never want that to be done, of course people are going to take it and make it their own way and make it into what they want to. but i agree with what the sermon was and what it was about. >> you're saying he doesn't want it done, but he said he wanted it done on the -- he said it from the pulpit. why do you interpret that's not what he wants? >> okay, let me try to say it a different way, maybe -- maybe that's what he felt like should be done, i mean it can be said either way, just to make the short of it, yes, i agree with him. if they can't get the message that that's wrong, then they can't reproduce and eventually they would die. >> so you believe only that gay people are

the letter from fallen marine sergeant william stacy was read at a service in kabul, afghanistan. >>orter: as the traditional wreath laying was held today at arlington national cemetery, the sacrifices of the brave men and women who lost their lives in battle are remembered, troops stationed around the world marking this holiday with their own remembrances. the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan marine general john allen speaking at a ceremony in kabul reading a letter written by fallen soldier 23-year-old william stacy killed earlier this year by a homemade bomb in southern afghanistan. >> today we remember his life and his words for they speak resoundingly and timelessly for our fallen brothers and sisters in arms. >> reporter: the letter written for stacy's family to be read in the event of his death. allen says the soldiers who have fallen did not die in vain. >> while our brothers and sisters fell in a place far from home, far from their families, the values for which they stood and for which they lived and for which they died occupy an enduring place in our hearts. >> repo

sergeant william stacy wrote the letter to his family to be read in the event of his death.killed earlier this year by a homemade bomb in southern afghanistan. at today's memorial service, general allen read the letter in memory of all the troops that have died in that country since the war began in 2001. >> while our brothers and sisters fell at a place far from home, far from their families, the values for which they stood, and for which they lived, and for which they died,

i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report vomitorium orgy's stacy herbert tells more guys there that is the america max and i have been in the last few weeks here this is a collapsing empire you see corruption at the top from wal-mart to rupert murdoch to john chorus line there's corruption after corruption and then there's the decadence of the secret service having sex scandal after sex scandal there's no place on earth they haven't been home piers and now we have the population as you can hear outside of course rising up oh they're on the streets around the game oh they're looking for some retribution and they're very hot under the collar and they've joined up with their global counterparts around the world that's the beautiful thing about this globalization if corporations going to globalize still can dissent and of course a key ingredient to a collapsing empire is total ignorance at the top let them eat brioche let them eat cake why are my people all concerned about my burning city and i'm fiddling here so here's the first headline max timothy geitner you can't legislate away stupid

news team for the moment we'll be back with morphine half an hour from now in the meantime max and stacy bring you the hottest of the latest big business headlines in the kaiser report. max keiser welcome to the kaiser report coming to you from counting the road in chinatown in los angeles just like the global bond market is coming to an end after twenty five years the art market is fundamentally changing from an era of senseless worthless pop to something of more substance stacey or yes max we're here at the charlie james gallery in los angeles and we found the gurnet of the financial war right behind us check these out now these are fantastic alex shaffer of course known to viewers of the show were here in los angeles at the actual gallery that is showing his art and it is the quintessence of our banks britain age where the bankers run roughshod over our lives and he's captured that brilliantly by having these bankers particularly j.p. morgan on fire our. well they're the ones that bring down the economy but the reason why i bring up guernica is of course you know this is the iconic pa

brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break alex safer so don't go away. i am maximizer welcome back to the kaiser report time out to go to artist alex schaefer right here in the gallery showing his art in los angeles alex safer welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chase story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the street from a local branches of chase bank here in l.a. and i had i was approached by the police the second time i did one and they wrote up an incident report and three weeks later i was visited by two. plainclothes police detectives to. determine if i'm a terrorist strangely enough i think instinctively people know what the bank is doing they're destroying lives at the strong property they are in fact terrorists and i think that's what the police are keyed in on

then i want to get to stacy. >> sure.juries are not life threatening doesn't mean the individual did not feel his life was being threatened at the time he was being beaten. just because your injuries don't say, oh, my god, these injury look like you could have died from them. if someone, like he said, was smashing his head against cement, you'd feel your life was in danger. >> let me play something else w heard in discovery. the first time we've heard the voice of trayvon martin's girlfriend. everyone following this case may remember he was on the phone with her right as this whole altercation began. her identity still hasn't been reveal. here's her voice and what she said. >> so, you definitely could tell another voice that was not trayvon? >> yeah. yeah. >> and you heard this other voice say what? >> yeah. what are you doing around here? >> what are you doing around here? okay. >> and i call trayvon, what's going on? what's going on? >> this is you saying it? >> yeah. i calling him, he didn't answer. >> no answer from t